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Mr. E. S. Millerily

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DATE: 6/28/72

1 - MI. G. C. Moore

FROM : G. C. Moore fEM

• - Mx. R. I. Ridgeway

I - Mr. W. C. Patterson

SUBJECT SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EXTREMIST MATTERS

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Rosen

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Bishop

Callahan

Campbell.

Casper -

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Miller, E.S.

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Mr. Annstrong -

Mo. Herwig -

Birs. Neenan -

Purpose of this memorandum is to advise that a San Diego

Division extremist informant furnished information resulting in

the solution of a bombing perpetrated by a member of the Secret

Anny Organization (SAO), a white ultraconservative, paramilitary

group clandestinely formed in Arizona in 1971, and the confiscation

•of explosives.

On 6/20/72, 2

J advised that William Francis Yakopec,

a member of the SAO, El Cajon, California, said he personally,

without the knowledge of other SAO members, was responsible for the

6/19/72 bombing of the Guild, a movie theater specializing in

pornographic films, 3827 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, and he identified

four pornography-oriented establishments as potential future bombing

targets. This information was furnished to the Sạn Diego Police

Department (SDPD).

: On 6/25/72, Yakopec told the informant the location of

explosives he had concealed in a vacant lot behind his residence.

This information was also furnished to the SDPD and a search of the

lot resulted in the confiscation of one two-and-one-quarter-pound

block of C-4 military plastic explosives, two one-pound canisters

of primer charges, approximately 30 mechanical caps, andyan unknown

quantity of safety fuses.

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6/26/12, based on information furnished by the source

On InFor577-315-1641

and Yakopec's known involvement in SAO activity, the SDPD executed

search warrants at the home of Yakopec and SAD members George

Mitchell Hoover and Richard Fleury.

The searches produced large

quantities of SAO and Minutemen literature dealing with explosives

and the construction of mines and booby traps, 14 weapons, several

thousand rounds of ammunition, and approximately 50 pounds of

gunpander:

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Memorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller

Re: Secret Army Organization

Yakopec and Hoover were arrested and charged with attempted

murder and improper storage of gunpowder in excess

of 20 pounds

without a license. Fleury and his wife, Genevieve, were arrested and

charged with improper storage of gunpowder in excess of 20 pounds.

All four subjects are currently incarcerated in the San Diego County

Jail.

The source has expressed willingness to testify in this

matter if necessary to secure prosecutive action. The SDPD has

stated should the source's testimony become necessary steps would be

taken by that Department to insure protection of the source and his

family and that they would be relocated and suitable employment

obtained for the source.

Inasmuch as the preliminary facts regarding the bombing of

the Guild Theater failed to indicate involvement of members of a

terrorist or revolutionary group, under existing guidelines the

incident was one within the primary jurisdiction of the Alcohol,

Tobacco and Firearms Division and that agency was immediately

advised.

Pertinent portions of this information will be furnished

tó the Internal Security Division of the Department of Justice and

to Secret Service.

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FEDERAL GUREAU OF INVESTIGATION!

COMMUNICATIONS SECTION.

JUN? 81972

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SAN DIEGO (157-2515) (P) (SP)

SECRET ABNY ORCANIZATION (SAO). EXTREMIST MATTERS.

Mr. Foll -

Mr. Mohr

Mr. Rosen

Mr. Bates.

Mr. Bishop

Mr. Callahan

Mr. Campbell.

Mr. Casper

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Mr. Dalbey -ESt)

Mr. Marshall

Mr. Mifler, E.S. Y

Mr. Ponder .

Mr. Soyars

Mr. Walters

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Mrs.. Neenan

RE SAN DIEGO TELETYPES TO BUREAU, JUNE NINETEEN,

TWENTYONE, TWENTY IWO, TWENTY THREE AND IVENTY SIX,

CAPTIONED "UNSUE; BOMBING OF GUILD MOVIE THEATRE,

THREE EIGHT TWO SEVEN DASH FIFTH AVENUE, SAN DIEGO,

CALIFORNIA, JUNE MINCIDEN LAST, EID" AND SAN DIEGO

TELETYPE DATED JUNE IWENTYSEVEN INSTANT, CAPTIONED

"WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPIC, BOMBING OF GUILD MOVIE

THEATRE, THRSE EIGHT TWO SEVEN DASH FIFTH AVENUE,

SA!! DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, JUNE MINETEEN LAST, EID."

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AT EIGHT: ZERO THREE PM, JUNE NINETEEN, SEVENTY TWO,

JOHN MANSFIELD, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA POLICE DEPARTHENT

(SDPD), ADVISED THAI AN EXPLOSIVE DEVICE WAS DETOMATED

IN THE GUILD MOVIE THEATRE, THREE EIGHI TWO SEVEN DASH

FIFTH AVENUE, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, SI SEVEN: FORTYFIVE

PM, ON JUNE NINETESiI, SEVENTY IVO.

ON JUNE TWENTY, SEVENTY T!O, Eno

ADVISED THAT ON THE MORMING OF THAT DATE, HE

HAD RECEIVED A TELEPHONE CALL FROM WILLIAM FRANCIS

YAKOPEC, SEVEN TWO TWO GRAVES SIREST, EL CAJON,

CALIFORNIA, ASKING HIM IF HE HAD READ AN ARTICLE IV THAT

MORNING'S ISSUE OF THE SAN DIEGO DAILY NEUSPAPER THE

"SAN DIEGO UNION" REGARDING THE BOMBING OF THE GUILD

THEATRE. SOURCE INDICATED THAT HE HAD SEEM TYE ARTICLE

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AT WHICH TIME, YAKOPEC HINTED HE WAS RESPONSIBLE

FOR THE BOMBING. ON THAI SAME DATE, SOURCE CONTACIED

YAKOPEC IN PERSON AT WHICH TIME, YAKOPEC CLAIMED

RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE BOMBING AND DESCRIBED THE

DEVICE INVOLVED AS BEING A ONE DASH THIRD POUND HPD

PRIMER CHARGE WITH SIX FOOI SAFETY FUSE, MECHANICAL

BLASTING CAP AND A PULL TIME FUSE LIGHTER. HE

INDICATED ME HAD PLACED THIS DEVICE BY APPROACHING THE

THEATRE THROUGH AN ALLEY WAY REMOVING THE GRATE FROM

AN AIRVENT AND THROWING THE DEVICE THROUGH THE VENT

BENEATH THE STAGE OF THE THEATRE.

YAKOPEC STATED HE THEN WALKED APPROXIMATELY ONE

BLOCK AWAY FROM THE THEATRE AND WAITED FOR THE DEVICE

TO DETONATE. YAKOPEC HAS PREVIOUSLY INDICATED TO THE

SOURCE HIS DISTASTE FOR PORNOGRAPHIC ENTERTAINMENT.

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YAKOPEC TOLD SOURCE HE CONSIDERED THE FILMS SHOWN BY

THE GUILD THEATRE TO BE PORNOGRAPHIC AND INDICATED THAT

HE HAD OTHER TARGETS.

YAKOPEC IS A MEMBER OF THE SECRET AMRY ORGANIZATION

(SAOS IN SAN DIEGO, A RIGHT WING ACTIVIST GROUP.

SOURCE INDICATED THAT THE BOMBING INCIDENT WAS AN •

INDIVIDUAL ACT ON THE PART OF YAKOPEC AND THAT OTHER

MEMBERS OF SAO WERE NOT AWARE OF THE BOMBING.

INFORMATION CONCERNING THE BOMBING BY YAKOPEC VAS

FURNISHED TO DETECTIVE

REUBEN BRANDON, INVESTIGATIVE

SUPPORT UNIT (ISUS, SOPD, ON THE DATE RECEIVED.

• AFTER LEAVING THE GUILD THEATRE, YAKOPEC WENT

TO CHUCK'S BOOKSTORE CARPYING ANOTHER BOMB IN THE

POCKET OF A JACKET SLUNG OVER HIS SHOULDER. HE TOLD SOURCE

HE HAD INTENDED TO ALSO SOMB THE BOOKSTORI.

AS HE ENTERED,

AN SDPD OFFICER FLASHED HIS BADGED AND TOLD

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HIM HE COULD NOT ENTER AS THE BOOKSTORE WAS BEING

CLOSED DOWN. YAKOPEC IMMEDIATELY LEFT THE AREA.

• YAKOPEC TOLD SOURCE HE HAD "CASED" SEVERAL

OTHER LOCATIONS IN THE SAN DIEGO METROPOLITAN

AREA WHICH HE BELIEVES TO BE PLACES OF PORNOGRAPHIC

ENTERTAINMENT. SOME OF THESE POSSIBLE FUTURE TARGETS

ARE: "THE IN CROWD", A NIGHI CLUP OFFERING NUDE

ENTERIAINMENI IN SANTEE, CALIFORNIA; "THE ACADEMY THEATRE" ON

UNIVERSITY AVENUE, SAN DIEGO; "THE PUSSYCATE THEATRE"

ON FOURTH AVENUE, SAN DIEGO; "THE BEDROOM" ON UNIVERSITY

AVENUE, SAN DIEGO.

YAKOPEC INDICATED THAT HE MIGHT ATTEMPT ANOTHER

BONSING IN THE NEXI FEW NIGHTS.

THE INFORMATION CONCERNING POSSIBLE FUTURE TARGETS

WAS FURNISHED TO LI. ED STEVENS AND LT. REUBEN BRANDON,

- ISU, SDPD, ON JUNE IWENTY ONE LAST. THEY WERE ADVISED

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THAT THE INFORMATION WAS FROM A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE WHO

HAD FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE PAST. LT.

STEVENS AND DETECTIVE BRANDON STATED THAT A SURVEILLANCE

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ON YAKOPEC IN AN EFFORT IO PREVENT

FUTURE BOMBINGS.

ON JUNE TWENTY TWO LAST, CHIEF OF THE SDPD RAYMOND

HOOBLER ADVISED THAT HE IS GREATLY. CONCERNED WITH THE

AGTIVITIES OF YAROPEC BECAUSE OF THE THREAT THATE PRESENTS

TO THE WELFARE OF THE CITIZENS OF SAN DIEGO, PART-

ICULARLY

INASMUCH AS HE HAS STATED TO INFORMANT THAT

HE HAS FOUR OTHER TARGETS WHICH HE HAD UNDER CONSIDERATION

FOR BOMBING AND HAS INDICATED AN INTENT TO CARRY OUT

THESE BOMBINGS.

ON JUNE IWENTYTHREE LAST,

ADVISED THAT HE HAD BEEN CONTACTED BY YAKOPEC WHO

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STATED THAT HE HAD BEEN UNDER SURVEILLANCE FOR THE PAST

TWO DAYS BY SOME POLICE AGENCY BUT THAT HE BELIEVED

THAI THE SURVEILLANCE HAD BEEN DROPPED. HE STATED THAT

HE HAD DECIDED IO BOMB "GENIES MASSAGE. PARLOR," EL CAJON,

CALIFORNIA, ON THE EVENING OF JUNE TUENTY THREE LAST, AND

ASKED THE INFORMANT TO ACCOMPANY HIM. INFOPMANT

INDICATED TO YAKOPEC THAT HE MIGHT ACCOMPANY HIM IF

HE WAS FREE THAT, EVENING. INFORMANI WAS INSTRUCTED

NOT TO ACCOMPANY YAKOPEC AND TO FURNISH HIM WITH A

REASONABLE EXCUSE THAT HE COULD NOT BE CERTAIN THE

SURVEILLANCE HAD BEEN DROPPED. INFORMATION COMERNING

THE BOMBING OF GENIES MASSAGE PARLOR WAS FURMISHED TO

SET. WHITT MURRAY, ISU, SDPD, THE OFFICER IN CHARGE

OF THE SURVEILLANCE ON YAKOPEC. MURRAY STATED THAT

YAKOPEC HAD FILED A COMPLAIN

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DEPARIMENT CHARGING HARRASSMENI. LT. FREIDLAND, EL

CAJON POLICE DEPARTMENT, COOPERATING WITH THE . SDPD

ADVISED YAKOPEC THAT THE SURVEILLANCE MATTER INVOLVED

A NARCOTICS MATTER IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND THE SURVEILLANCE

. WOULD BE CONTINUING.

YAKOPEC ADVISED SOURCE THAT IN VIEW OF THE SUR-

VEILLANCE, HE WAS HOLDING THE BOMBING OF GENIES

MASSAGE PARLOR IN ABEYANCE FOR THE TIME BEING.

ON JUNE TWENTY FIVE LAST, SOURCE ADVISED THAT

YAKOPEC TOLD HIM THAT BECAUSE OF THE SURVEILLANCE,

HE HAD DECIDED TO CONCEAL SOME EXPLOSIVES WHICH HE

HAD IN HIS RESIDENCE AND HAD IN FACT CONCEALED THEM

BENEATH A PILE OF SCRAP OF LUMBER LOCATED IN A VACANT LOT

BEHIND HIS RESIDENCE. YAKOPIC LEFT SAN DIEGO

ABOUT FOUR PM ON THE EVENING OF JUNE IWENTY FIVE LAST,

TO VISIT RELATIVES IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA. SHORTLY

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FOLLOWING YAKOPEC'S DEPARTURE FOR LOS ANGELES, INFORMANT

VERIFIED THE LOCATION OF THE EXPLOSIVES AND DETERMINED

THAT THE STASH CONSISTED OF ONE, IWO AND ONE FOURTH

POUNDS BLOCK OF C DASH FOUR MILITARY PLASTIC EXPLOSIVES;

TWO, ONE POUND CANNISTERS OF DU PONT HD PRIMER CHARGES;

APPROXIMATELY THIRTY MECHANICAL CAPS IN A CANNISTER

AND AN UNKNOWN QUANTITY OF SAFETY FUSI, BALCK IN COLOR;

A TRIP LEVER FROM A KIT USED TO CONVERT AN M DASH ONE

MILITARY CARBINE TO THE FULLY AUTOMATIC M DASH TVO VERSION

WAS INCLUDED WITH THESE EXPLOSIVE DEVICES.

THIS INFORMATION WAS IMMEDIATELY FURNISHED TO SGT.

JACK PEARSON, ISU, SDPD.

DURING THE EVENING OF JUNE TWENTY FIVE LAST, SGT.

PEARSON, SUPRAS ADVISED A SEARCH HAD BEEN. CONDUCTED BY

OFFICERS OF THE SOPD IN THE VACANT LOT AND THE EXPLOSIVES

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AND THE TRIP LEVER LOCATED IN THE BROWN PAPER BAG

BENEATH THE LUMBER PILE HAD BEEN CONFISCATED BY THE

SDPD.

INDICATED A WILLINGNESS

TO TESTIFY IN THIS MATTER IF TESTIMONY WAS REQUIRED

TO SECURE PROSECUTIVE ACTION PROVIDED HE COULD BE

ASSURED OF PROTECIION FOR HIMSELF AND HIS FAMILY,

INCLUDING RELOCATION TO ANOTHER AREA IF NECESSARY.

INFORMANT WAS MADE AVAILABEL ON JUNE IWENTY SIX LASI

FOR INTERVIEW BY DETECIIVE REUBEN BRANDON, ISU, SOPD,

IN THE PRESENCE OF SPECIAL AGENIS OF THE FBI AND HE

WAS ADVISED BY BRANDON THAT THE SAN DIEGO CHIEF OF

POLICE HAD AUTHORIZED HIM IN ASSURE THE INFORMANT THAT

IF THE TESTIMONY BECAME NECESSARY, THE POLICE DEPARIMENT

WOULD TAKE THE NECESSARY STEPS TO INSURE PROTECTION OF

THE INFORMANT AND HIS FAMILY, TO RELOCATE THEM. AND

TO FIND SUITABLE EMPLOYMENT FOR THE INFORMANT.

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ON JUNE TWENTY SEVEN INSIANI, DETECTIVE REUBEN

BRANDON, SUPRA, ADVISED THAT ON THE BASIS OF INFORMATION

FURNISHED BY F

AND BASED ON THE

KNOWN INVOLVEMENT OF YAKOPEC IN THE SAO IN THE SAN DIEGO

AREA, WARRANTS -WERE SECURE, ON THE EVENING OF JUNE

TWENTY SIX LAST FOR SEARCHES OF THE RESIDENCES OF YAKOPEC

AT SEVEN TWO IVO GRAVES AVENUE, EL CAJON, CALIFORNIA, AND

OF KNOWN SAO MEMBERS GEOFGE MITCHELL HOOVER, EIGHT SEVEN

TWO ONE MAGNOLIA, SANTEE, CALIFORNIA, AND RICHARD FLEURY,

ONE FIVE FOUR FOUR HARBISON CANYON ROAD, SAN DIEGO,

CALIFORNIA. THE SEARCH WAPRANIS WERE EXECUTED ON THE

EVENING OF JUNE TUENTY SIX LASI.

LARGE QUANTITIES OF SAO AND MINUTEMEN LITERATURE

DEALING WITH EXPLOSIVES AND CONSTRUCIIDN OF MINES AND

BOOBY TRAPS WERE CONFISCATED FROM YAKOPEC'S RESIDENCE.

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A TOTAL OF FOURTEEN ASSORTED WEAPONS WERE SEIZED AT

THE RESIDENCES OF HOOVER AND FLEURY, INCLUDING NINE

MM AUTOMATIC PISTOL, A IWENTY TWO MAGNUM DERRINGER AND

ASSORTED RIFLES, SHOTGUNS AND PISTOLS AS WELL AS SEVERAL

THOUSAND ROUNDS OF ASSORTED AMMUNITIONS FOR THE WEAPONS.

APPROXIMATELY FIFTY POUNDS OF GUN POWDER WAS SEIZED AT

FLEURY'S RESIDENCE.

YAKOPEC WAS ARRESTED FOR VIOLATIONS OF SECTIONS IWELVE

DASH THREE ZERO THREE AND TWELVE DASH THREE ZERO

THREE POINT TWO OF THE CALIFORNIA PENAL CODE (CPC)

DEALING WITH THE POSSESSION. AND IMPROPER STORAGE OF GUN POWDER

IN EXCESS OF TWENTY POUNDS WITHOUT A LICENSE AND

VIOLATION OF SECTIO! TUO ONE SEVEN CPC, CHARGING HIM

WIUT ATTEMPTED MURDER IN CONNECTION WITH THE BOMBING OF

THE GUILD MOVIE THEATRE. HOOVER WAS CHARGED WITH VIOLATION

OF THE IDENTICAL STATUTES. 'FLEURY AND HIS WIFE GENEVIEVE

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WERE CHARGED WITH VIOLATION OF SECTION TUELVE DAS THREE

ZERO THREE POINT TWO (B), IMPROPER STORAGE OF GUN POWDER

IN EXCESS OF TWENTY POUNDS, A VIOLATION OF THE CALIFORMIA

HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE. YAKOPEC, HOOVER, AND MR. AND

MRS. FLEURY ARE CURRENTLY INCARCERATED IN THE SAN DIEGO

COUNTY: JAIL.

DETECTIVE BRANDON STATED THAI THE CHARGE OF VIOLATION

OF SECTION IWO ONE SEVEN CPC WAS BROUGHT AGAINST HOOVER IN AN

EFFORT TO FURTHER PROTECT THE IDENTITY OF ENDURE

, HE ANTICIPATES THAT THIS CHARGE WILL LATER

BE DROPPED.

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ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

ATTENTION: DID

NECREE ARMY ORENEZATIOT

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2815) (P)

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on 11/2/72, SA EARI M. PETERSEN testified in a pre-

trial hearing in the GEORGE MICHELL HOOVER case in the superior

court of the County of San Diego, without incident. AUSA JOHN

R. NEECE waS present during SA PETERSEN's testimony.

This pre-trial hearing was an attempt to suppress

evidence obtained after serving of search warrant based on

information relayed to the San Diego Police Department, by SA

PETERSEN, by attacking the credibility of former FBI Informant

• HOWARD BARRY GODFREY. Superior Court Judge GILBERT HARELSON

denied the motion to suppress the evidence and set a 11/8/72

trial date for HOOVER.

ON 1/7/72 HOWARD F. CLARK, arrested and charged with possession of

a tear gas gun, explosives and tracer ammunition, entered a plea

of guilty before superior Court Judge ROBERI i. CONYERS, San Diego

County Superior Court on the charge of possession illegal tracer

ammunition.

Charges of possession of a tear gas gun and explosives

were dropped.

CLARK is scheäuled for sentencing on 11/29/72.

A maximum sentence of $1000.00 fine and no time in custody was

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" ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

SAG, SAN DIEGO (157-2815) (P)

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

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Re San Diego teletype 10/25/72.

On 11/3/72, WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC entered a plea

of guilty.to a lesser charge of Possession of Inilamable

Material with Intent to Burn,

• before San Diego County Superiol

-Court-Judge: GILBERT HARILSON. " He was sentenced zö one- to five-

years in the state prison to run concurrently with a one yazi

to life sentence for bombing the Guild Theater in San Diego.

The original charge was Possession of Explosives.

DEBORAP YAKOPEC, Wife Of WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC,

was also charged with Possession of Explosives.

She was

allowed to plead guilty to a lesser charge of Disturbing

Peace and was fined $20 by Judge HARELSON.

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The trial of GLORGE MITCHELINIOOVER is presently

under way and former SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN,

PRICKSEN ANd HOWARD BARRY GODEREY, FOrmerlyLSD 1155-3

testify during week of 11/13-17/72.

SA PETERSON and "former

will meet with AUSA SHELDON DEUTSCH at 9:00

AM,

11/13/72, regarding this testimony.

AUSA DEUTSCH will be

present as representative of the Justice Department at the

trial.

SA' EARL M. PETERSEN was advised on 11/10/72 that

the trial of JERRY LYNN DAVIS, SAO leader, has been postponed

and a new subpoena will be issued for SA PETERSEN's testimony.

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In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

San Diego, California

November 10, 1972

VAHL ALDERMAN BOYLE

San Diego, California who disappeared In 1967, sald that a

large quantity of explosives were reported to be buried

under the house of Vahl Boyle, Troy Haughton's mother.

Howard Barry Godfrey, for a number of years,

voluntarlly furnished Information to the

Federal Bureau of Investigation regarding

..the Identities and activitles of extremist

groups in the San Diego area. His Informa-

tlon has been reliable and as an Interested

citizen he volunteered his knowledge and

services to local law enforcement agencies

which culminated in his appearances and tes-

tImony for the San Diego Grand Jury In. June

and July, 1972.

The Minutemen Is a paramilitary group organ-

Ized In June, 1960, by Robert B. DePugh In

Norborne, MIssouri, as a resistance to the

spread of communism In the United States by

use of guerrilla tactics.

DePugh is currently

Incarcerated in a Federal penitentiary for

violation of the Federal Firearms Act.

The Patriotic Party has been the political

This document is of

dear nicene to man decent to a set for dissemi-

nation outside your Committee.

Its use in limit to o firial proceedings by

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

nel without the express aporoval of the FBI

This document contains neither recommendations nor

conclusions of the FBI.

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1s loaned to your

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VAHL ALDERMAN BOYLE.

MOSCO?

The July 25, 1972, Issue of the San Diego Unlon,

a dally newspaper, contained an article regarding a probe of

the Secret Army Organization (SAO) by the San Diego Police

Department. A portion of this article reported that on July

21, 1972, San Diego police had

searched the residence of Mrs.

Vahl Boyles, 4443 Upland Street, La Mesa, California. Off1-

cers reportedly found a quantity of drugs

and medical supples,

explosive paraphernalla and Minutemen literature buried under

the house. No arrests were made.

The SAO Is an anticommunist, paramilltary

organization formed in 1971

in San Diego,

California. It intends to conduct intelli-

gence-type operations and to offer training

in urban guerrilla warfare to be used against

"left-wing groups"

and suspected enemies of

the United States..

On August 22, 1972, it was determined through

California Law Enforcement Telecommunications System (CLETS)

that Vahl Alderman Boyle, 4443 Upland Street, La Mesa,

California, has Callfornia Driver's Llcense F0435561.

on August 11, 1972, and again on September 21,

1972, records of

the San Diego Police Department and the

San Diego County Sheriff's Office contained no arrest

record for the subject.

On September 28, 1972, the FBI Identification

DIvision advised that no record

for the subject could be

located by that Division.

On August 17, 1972, records of the Merchants

Credit Association,

San Diego, disclosed that subject was

married to Theodore

Ja Boyle,

and had formerly resided at

3865 Caraneha Street, Lemon Grove, and 8033 Nazer Street,

Lemon Grove, California.

Her employment was shown as real

estate sales and employment for Theodore J. Boyle shown as

VIce President of Business Forms.

On September 21, 1972, Sergeant Jack R. Pearson,

Investigative Support Unit,

San Diego Police Department,

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advised that subject's residence had been searched on July

21, 1972, pursuant to a search warrant based on information

furnished by Howard Barry Godfrey.

The search resulted in

the discovery of the following items:

1. Training Charts (30 caliber M-1)

2. Aerial Sectional Charts

3. • Charts of Grenade Launchers

4..

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

One military can containing crimping tools,

electric blasting caps, non-electric blasing

caps, fuse ignitors, and safety fuse

Two milltary ammo cans containing medical

supplies (Hype KIt - miscellaneous drugs)

One 22 caliber rifle "Explorer AR-7"

One 6.5 callber rifle "Az 2458"

Three boxes of 7.62 mm ammo

One box of 6.5 mm ammo

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Six boxes of 22 caliber ammo

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Iwo 22 caliber clips

Sergeant Pearson advised that subject had stated

that the last six items were her personal property and she

exhibited receipts for these items.

Subject had not been

• arrested by the San Diégo Police Department.

On September 22, 1972, Detective Nancy Bird, Office

of Special Investigation,

San Diego County Sheriff's Office,

san 2, De

advised that San Diego Sheriff's Office had participated In

search of subject's residence and further advised that subject

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had not been arrested by San Diego Sheriff's Office.

During October, 1972, several attempts to contact

• subject at 4443 Upland Street,

La Mesa, California, were

unsuccessful as no one was home.

On October 29, 1972, subject was telephonically

contacted at her residence telephone 469-1129.

that she had just returned from vacation and that her per-

169-1229 that h

She advised

sonal affairs would prevent her from being available for

Interview prior to Wednesday, November 8, 1972.

The following is a composite description of the

subject as obtained from sources previously mentioned herein:

Name

Aliases

: Vahl Alderman Boyle

Minnie Vahl Isobel Alderman,

Minnie Vahl Boyle,

Mrs. Theodore J. Boyle, .

Val Boyle,

Vahl. Boyles,

Val Boyles,

Minnie Vahl Isobel Haughton,

Minnie Vahl Isobel Houghton

Race

Sex

Date of birth

Place of birth

Height .

Weight

Eyes

Hair

White

Female

March 11, 1914

Granger,

Idaho

5'2"

127 pounds

Brown

Blonde

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BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

...- Date of transcription

November 10, 1972

MrS. VAHI ALDERMAN BOYLE, 4443 Upland Street, La

Mesa,

California, was telephonically contacted at her rest-

dence telephone 469-1129, with the intention of making

appointment for interview. Mrs. BOYIE stated that her

personal affairs were keeping her busy and she did not know

when she would be available for interview. She further

advised that she did not desire to be Interviewed by two

Agents of the FBI as she

became nervous under these circum-

stances.

She said she would prefer to be interviewed oy a

lone Agent, reserving the right to have a witness of her own

present during the interview. She added that she would be

glad to answer any questions over the telephone.

When questioned regarding material found at her

residence during a search conducted by the San Diego Police

Department Mrs. BOYLES stated that most of the material

located by the Police Department had been the property of

her son, Troy Harold Haughton, which material had been left

there by him prior to his disappearnce in 1967. She con-

tinued that charts,

signs, maps, medical supplies and

blasting materials

nad been

the property of IROY. - She said

that two rifles and a quanlity of ammunition taken by the

Police Department had been her personal property for which

she had receipts and which had subsequently been returned

to her

by the Police Department.

.

Mrs. BOYLE continued that she was well aware that

her son TROY had been a leader cf the Minutemen Organization

In San Diego, but said that she herself was not very fanillar

with this organization.

She said that the last contact she

had had with TROY had been a telephone call duing approxi-

mately April, 1967, while she had been in Europe on a vaca

tion.

At that time TROY had told her that he was going

to

get out of the Minutemen organization and had told her that

he was worried about what the Minutemen leaders would do

when he told them he wanted to leave the organization.

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11/8/72

= at

San Diego, Calliornia

_ File #

SD 157-3388

DWIGHT GS. GARRETSON/ISS

by

Dola diddied.

11/9/72:

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of the FBt.

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She commented that she firmly belleves that TROY

was murdered by ROBERIDE PUGH, WALTER PEYSON and LESTER

MOLYNEAUX.

said shelhad never met any of these three

Individuals but bases her bellef on what TRoY told her in

the above mentioned telephone call and upon Information

obtained a divorce from TROY in order that she might remarry,

Inasmuch as she had been unable to prove that TROY was dead.

She did not know where this divorce action occurred except that

It was not in San Diego County.

Mrs. BOYLE advised that she

knew nothing whatsoever about the Secret Army organization

•(SAO) and had never heard of this organization

until the

arrest of some of Its members appeared in the newspapers in

June, 1972.

MEMBER of

She sala she was acquainted with JERRY LYNN DAVIS NA

memoer of the sAo who had been arrested, but was not really

of DAVIS.

She remarked that the other persons arrested

during the SAQ Investigation were not known to her Lif

IJECRET..

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ORLANLEATION

thắt she đid

not approve of

the actions of SAO and further that she had not approved of

the actions of the Minutemen Organization, although her son

TROY had been a leader in the group.

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VAHL ALDERSON BOYLE

Robert DePugh and Walter Peyson were identi-

fied by Howard Barry Godfrey as former

national leaders of the Minutemen organization.

Iester Molyneaux was icentified by Howard

Barry Godfrey as formerly active in

Minutemen

affairs.

Jerry Lynn Davis was identified by Howard

Garry Godfrey as the leader of SAO. He

was arrested on July 2, 1972, by San Diego

Police Department for possession of explo-

sives and receiving stolen property.

George M. Hoover was identified by Howard

Barry Godfrey as

a member of SAO. He was

arrested on June 26, 1972, by San Diego

•Police Department for attempted murder.

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1 - MI. D. M. Dalbey

1 - MI. W. C. Patterson

Assistant Attorney General

internal Security Division

Acting Director, FBI

September 7, 1972

-SECRET ARITY ORGANIZATION

EXTREMIST MATTERS

This is to confiru that on Septenber 1, 1972, Kevin I.

Maroney, Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Internal Security

Division, advised Special Agent William C. Patterson that

authority was granted for former Special Agent Steven I.

Christensen to testify in Superior Court, San Diego County,

San Diego, California, during the trial of George kitchell

Hoover.

George Mitchell Hoover, a member of the white extremist

Secret Army Organization is charged with attempted murder based

on information furnished by former Bureau informant, lovara Barry

Godfrey, that Hoover was responsible for the shooting of Paula

Tharp on january 6, 1972, in San Diego.

MI. Maroney was made aware of the proposed questions

to be asked former Special Agent Christensen by the prosacution

which concern his relationship with former Bureau informant

Godfrey, his receipt fron Godfrey of the gun used in the

shooting and its retention by him.

Mr. Maroney authorized testimony of former SA Christensen

in answering the proposed questions.

If questioned concerning

other than as discussed, former Sa Christensen is to advise that

in accordance with Code of Federal Regulations, Title 28,

Section 16.12, such information acquired while in perfornance*

of his official duties as a Special Agent of the IPI: Cannot be

disclosed unless approved by the Attorney General. Additional

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Assistant Attorney General

Internal Security Division

Information required during the trial is to be identified and

furnished the Department in order that consideration can be

given as to whether such information is to be disclosed.

NOTE FOR SAC, SAN DIEGO:

ReDStel 8/29/72 and Butel 9/1/72.

This will confirm that authority has been obtained

for the appearance of former SA Steven L. Christensen in

Superior Court, San Diego County, Sạn Diego, California, as

outlined in this letter.

NOTE:

• See memorandum G. C. Moore to E. S. Miller dated

8/31/72, that authorized contact with the Department.

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ilis. REC. UNM

Assistant Attorney General

Internal Security Division

Acting Director, FBI

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EXTRIMIST MATTERS

September 5, 1972

:"1 - MI. D. W. Dalbey

1 - Mr. W. C. Patterson

This is to confirm that on Septenber 1, 1972,

Kevin I. Maroney, Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Internal

Security Division, advised Special Agent William C. Patterson

that authority was granted for Special Agent Earl M. Petersen

to appear as a witness for the prosecution in Superior Court,

San Diego County, San Diego, California, in the trial of

George Mitchell lioover, which begins September 7, 1972, and in

the trial of Jerry Lynn Davis, which begins September 13, 1972.

Authority was also granted for Special Agent G. Jordan Maylor

to appear as a witness for the prosecution in the trial of

George litchell Hoover.

Hoover and Davis are members of the hite extremist

Secret Army Organization. Hoover is charged with attempted murder

based on infornation developed by former Bureau informant

liotard Barry Godfrey that Hoover was responsible for the shootin

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of Paula Tharp on January 6, 1972, in San Diego, California.

Eased on information Godfrey furnished, Jerry Lynn Davis is

nation outside your

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property.

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be asked by the prosecution and the answers of Spocial Agerba

Petersen and Naylor. In connection with the trial of

George Mitchell Hoover, Special Agent Petersen's testimony

This document is prepared in response

will concern his relationship with former Bureau informant

felt.

Godfrey and the recovery of the gun used in the shooting.

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-Assistant: Attorney General

Internal Security Division

with former Bureau informant Godfrey. In connection with the

trial of Davis, Special Agent Petersen's testimony will concern

his relationship with the former Bureau informant Godfrey and

receipt of information from him regarding Davis' possession of

• explosives.

Mr. Maroney authorized testimony by Special Agents

Petersen and Naylor in line with the above.

If questioned

concerning other than as discussed, they are to advise that in

accordance with Code of Federal Regulations, Iitle 28, Section 16.12,

such information acquired while in the performance of their

official duties as Special Agents of the FBI cannot be disclosed

unless approved by the Attorney General. Additional information

required is to be identified and furnished the Department in

order that consideration can be given as to whether such infor-

mation is to be disclosed.

NOTE FOR SAC, SAN DIEGO:

-. "

ReSDtels 8/30 and 8/31/72.

This will confirm that authority has been obtained for the

appearance of Special Agents Earl M. Petersen and. C. Jordan Naylor in

Superior Court, San Diego County, San Diego, California, as outlined

in this letter.

NOTE:

Former Bureau informant Howard Barry Godfrey developed infor-

mation that resulted in trials of George Mitchell Hoover and Jerry Lynn

Davis in Superior Court, San Diego County, San Diego, California.

Concerning the trial of Hoover, the gun used in the shooting of Paula

Tharp was furnished by Godfrey to former SA Steven I. Christensen who

retained the gun at his residence without advising the Bureau of its

existence.

After Bureau informant Godfrey was turned over to the

San Diego Police Department (SDPD) in order to obtain prosecution of

several SAO members, it was learned of the existence of the gun.

SA Petersen accompanied SDPD officers to the home of former SA Christensen

on 7/5/72 and recovered the gun.

SA Christensen on 7/6/72 after

acknowledging receipt of the gun from Godfrey submitted his resignation

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Assistant Attorney General

-Internal Security Division

NOTE CONTINUED:

-effective 7/6/72.

SA Naylor originally developed Godfrey as a

criminal informant and turned him over to forner SA Christensen.

This matter has been coordinated with Inspector John A. Mintz.

Office of Legal Counsel.

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SECRET FRITY ORGWIZATION (SEO)

THCMPSON SUBLICHINE GUN

On July 18, 1972, the San Diego Police Department

advised that a confidential source told them that approximately

-six years ago he found a Thompson Submachine Gun, caliber .45,

on the front porch of his residence.

He admitted that Troy

Haughton, former leader of the IM, presumably left it for

him on his front porch io keep.

on July 24, 1972, the same source escorted by

officers of the San Diego Police Department took them to

an unmarked hiding place near Alpine, California, which

is located in the mountains east of San Diego.

using a

metal detector, they located and unearthed one Thompson

submachine Gun, caliber .45, and which bore serial number

A0180132, which was wrapped and sealed in heavy paper and

encased in grease.

The following page shows à photograph of the

submachine gun, and a

second photogiaph of the wrapper

that encased the machire gun:

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SECRET

ARMY ORGAMIZATION (SPO)

THOMAS LIE FORREST

¡Forrest associates with known

and Is involved in purchasing and selling automatic weapons

-and possibly in the manufacture of these weapons.

On January 20, 1972, Godfrey advised he had ob

served a number of boxes containing M-14 rifle actions at

Forrest!s place of business:

Based on Godfrey's information and investigation

by the San Diego Police Department, Forrest was arrested by

agents of the United States Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms

Division on July 24, 1972, and charged with the sale of

several illegal automatic weapon conversion kits. Forrest

faces Federal charges as a

result of this arrest.

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VAHL BOYLE

MRS

Godfrey advised on March 13

1972, that on March 12,

1972, Bettie Haughton, wife of Troy faughton, former local

leader of the iM who disappeared in 1967,

•Said that a large

quantity of explosives are supposed to be buried under the

house of vahl Boyle, TrOy Haughton's mother.

on July 21, 1972, based on the above information

from Godfrey, the San Diego Police Department obtained and

executed a search warrant on the residence of Vahl. Boyle,

La Mesa, California.

Military drugs and medical supplies, explosive daranheratia

and iM literature was located buried under the

residence.

The material was seized bui boyle was not arrested.

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SECRET ARMY ORCINIZATION (SAO)

HOWARD FRANCIS CLARK

Godfrey advised on April 11, 1971, that Howard

-aranci

Clark had been accepted as a member of the sao.

On April 20, 1972, Godfrey received information

that Clark was in possession of numerous weapons and that

In January, 1972, had stated that he was in a position to

acquire all the TiT and C-4 plastic explosives he wanted.

Based on additional investigation and the infor-

mation from Godfrey, the San Diego Police Department,

Office on July 23, 1972, executed a search warrant on the

residence of Howard Francis Clark, 1080 Sixth Street. Ramona,

California.

Clark was arrested by the San Diego Police De-

partment and charged with possession of explosives, possession

•of an illegal tear gas gun, and receiving stolen property

after

a search of his residence produced thousands of rounds

of military ammunition, detonated land mines,

assorted mortar

rounds, numerous rifles and handguns, and S: literature.

Clark amitted belonging to the Sao.

On august 9, 1972, the San Diego County Grand Jury

returned a true bill

against Clark and he was indicted on

the above charges. À trial date has not been set.

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SECRET ARIIY ORGINIZZTION (S2O)

ROBERT MAYER, JR

On January 14, 1972, Godfrey identified Robert ayer,

II., 2204 Montclair Street, San Diego, California, as a member

of the SaO. During June, 1972, he furnished this information

On July 12, 1972, Mayer appeared before the San

Diego County Grand Jury and denied membership in the sAo.

The San Diego Police Department advised that Mayer

was subsequently arrested on July 24, 1972, at his residence,

2204 Montclair, San Diego, California, in execution of a

Superior Court warrant at San Diego, California, charging

him with perjury before the San Diego County Grana Jury.

A leaflet entitled "Formulas for Ammonium Nitrate" was

found in his garage by the arresting officers.

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TO: SAC, San Diego

From: Actinö Diroctor; FBI

C'STCRET MUS ORGANIZATIO. (510)

EXTINIST MATTURS

I . R. E. Gebharat

1 - G. 1l. lenzel

1 - C. A. Moshex

6/28/73

Attached is an article entitled "FI Informer Is Linked to

light-ting Violence," which appeared on Page 30 of the 6/24/73 esition

0f the suncy "rie new yorl finica"

The article alleges the SAD was paruly organized and financeu

by an IjI infurcar (Lucao arry cufray) and chat Godiroy Dirticiparci

in a shooting as veil as several fire sendings and vurglaries.

Godfrey is alleged to have told friends and testified in

court thet he parviciparad in a "series of violent actions" against

the contunity of "ieft-vin; radicals" in san Diego.

San Diejo review attached article. Contact appropriate law

enforcement eyencies for full desails relative to coafrey's alleged

participation in durglaries and fire bonbings and othes violent

activities mentionaa in

attached axticloEC-15: 1-3577--?

promptly furnish F3IHQ all infornation developed relacive o

allegations contained in attached article.

mense mm

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16 JUN 27 1973

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New York Tines" articie and to furnish FBIlO with all infornation

availadle confirning of disproving allegations contained inercin.

Godfrey was an exuxenist informant of the san Diego Office fron

12/6/08 through 11/20/72.

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E. S. Miller

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DATE: 6/25

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Mr. Goblurit

Air. Jenkins

Mr., Ver hall)

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1 - MT. C. A. Mosher

Mr. Sirs ars

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Mr. Hallers -

SUNJECT SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

Mr. Barise =

war de. Barne's

Mr. Bossers. _

Mr. Herington ..

Mr. Conmy -

Mr. Mintz.

The purpose of this memorandum is to set. forth

Mr. Eardles .

information relating to the attached article concerning the SAO and

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

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

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

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

and burglaries.

It sets forth information indicating Donalà H.

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

1971 and discussed kidnaping

"radicals" who might disrupt the

Republican National Convention.

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

Jerry Lynn Davis as an anticommunist, paramilitary group to replace

the white extremist Minutenen. Godfrey, an FBI informant since 196:

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

'this group.

He was cautioned, as are all extremist informants,

to become directly involved in violent confrontations or activities

We have no information in our files indicating his active participa.

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

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

Street Journal," described as a left-wing newspaper, or the "Messâi

Information Center, " described as a "counter-culture outpost," or i

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

article. We have no information indicating payments to Godfrey wer

used to fund the SAO.

95

Information relative to the shooting of Paula Tharp on

1/6/72 was previously set forth in nemoranda from G. C. Moore to

Mx. E. S. Miller, dated 1/14/72 captioned INformanT Extrenist

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

Extremist Matters." These menoranda indicate Godfrey was with 'an

Enclosure

T+ JUN ::7 1973

157-23577 sailine

CONTINUED • OVER

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This document is prepared in responsete you request and is not for assemi

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limind to offirin proceedings. bi

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

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Memorandum to Mr. E

Fe. "Secret Army OI

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nization (SAO)

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

active in planning demonstrations at the Republican National Conventios:

The shots resulted in the wounding of Tharp. Godfrcy, in january, 197:

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

used. Christensen retained this weapon without advising the Bureau of

Its existence. On 7/5/72, after Godfrey was turned over to the

San Diego Police Department in order to obtain prosecution of several

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

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

submitted his resignation.

Investigation of the SAO and testimony by former informant

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

local prosecution of SAO helibers, were coordinated with the Office of

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

Internal Security Division.

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

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

furnished informa-

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

inquiry of former SA Christensen regarding attenpts by Segretti.

to

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

former SAO leader, stated he had no information regarding alleged

recruitment.

San Diego is being instructed to promptly furnish any infox-

mation indicating statements in the article regarding Godfrey's actuai

invölvement in illegal

activities may be true.

I ACTION:

For information.

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i 'ERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Copy 10:

Repoil of:

Dole:

Filid Olfice File #:

Title:

1. ' United States Secret Sorvice, San Diego (Registered

Mail)

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

February 21, 1973

SD 157-2815

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

Office:

SAN DIEGO

Burcou File #:

157-23577

Charocler:

Synopsis:

EXTREMIST MATTERS

The Secret Army Organization (SAO) Headquarters

and

San Diego Chapter have reportedly ceased to

exist as a result

of arrest and prosecution of

members and

associates in San Diego, California,

and because it has been revealed that HOWARD

BARRY GODERZY was

& source within the SAO who

was reporting information concerning the SAo to

the

FBI.

MEMBERS IND ASSOCIATES OF MIMBERS OF

THE

SAO SHOULD BE CCUSIDURB5

ALIED DUD DANGEROUS

IN VIEN OF THE SUMEROUS TRAPONS MOD BEPLOSTVES

FOUND IN THOTR POSSESSION AND LECAUSE DISY TAVE

USED BOBS AND HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN SACOTINGS

IN THE PAST.

DETAILS:

AT SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA

The Secret Army Organization (SAO) is an

anticommunist, paramilitary organization

formed in 1971 in San Diego, California.

It intends to conduct intelligence-type

operations and to offer training in urban

guerrilla warfare

to be used against

"Left-wing groups" and suspected enemies

of the United States.

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

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

your committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorzed person-

nel without the express approval of the FBI.

sament eretions neole acemmenda oe moe conclusions of the Misl. ll is the properdy of the Flll and is louned lo your neoney; it and de content

•A so to databased dallande your asency.

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ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE

On October 8, 1972, JERRY LYNN DAVIS,

leader of

the Secret Army Organization

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

San Diego is concerned.

concern, that the sio

(SAO) who is generally known

(SD I-1, October 8, 1972)

During late October, 1972, JERRY LYNN DAVIS statca

that because of court proceedings against SAO members

san Diego, California, the SAO has become a defunct

organization.

A small pocket of SÀO members continue to

exist in Los

Angeles, California, and two members remain

in the Seattle, washington, area.

The unaffected elements

may possibly band together

but under a different label.

(SD I-1, October 27, 1972)

On January 16, 1973, JERRY LYNN DAVIS was interviewed

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

at San Diego, California.

He advised that the sa0 is now

no longer active because of the arrests of members in

Diego and because of the demoralizing effect of

learning

that HOWARD BARRY GODFREY was reporting to the

FbI concerning

the activities of the SAO and its members. He said San Diego

had been the headquarters of the SAO.

Both the National

Headquarters and the San Diego Unit of the SAO have ceased

to exist.

The only remaining group of SAO members might

possibly be a small group operating independently in

Los Angeles, California, under a leader who Davis would

not identify.

DAVIS said he is completely disenchanted with

right-wing activity and

will no

longer participate in such

activity.

He intends to cooperate lully with law enforcement

agencies.

He complained that when he was arrested recchtly,

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

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

in Mississippi where he has relatives.

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HOWARD BARRY GODFREY, for a number of years,

voluntarily furnished the FBI information

regarding the identities and activities of

extremist groups in the San Diego area.

His information has been rcliable and as an

interested citizen, he volunteerca his

knowledge and services to local lati

enforcement agencies which culminated in

his appearance and testimony before the

San Diego County Grand Jury in June and July, 1972.

II.

SUMMARY OF ACTIVITY

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

San Diego home of radical professor PETER BOHMER injuring

a guest in his house.

These shots were fired by SAo member

/GEORGE MITCHELI, HOOVER using a 9mm automatic pistol.

(HOWARD BARRY GODFREY,

January 12, 1972)

On February 22, 1972, a number of posters reflecting

that President NIXON is wanted for treason and containing

a photograph of President NIXON were posted on power poles

in El Cajon, California.

At the bottom of the poster

next

to a symbol

representing the cross hairs. in a rifle sight

were the words, SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION.

(SD I-2, February 22, 1972)

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

Theatre, San Diego,

California.

This bomb was planted by SAO

member WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC.

(HOWARD BARRY GODFREY,

June 20, 1972)

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC plans to place bombs in

the following establishments which he believes to be

places

offering pornographic entertainment:

"The In Crowa"

• Santee, California;

"The Academy Theatre"

, San Diego, California:

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"The Pussycat Theatre", San Diego,

California;

"The Bedroom", San Diego, California

YAKOPEC indicated that he might attempt another

bombing within a few nights.

(HOWARD BARRY CODFREY,

June 20, 1972)

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPDC stated he had been under

surveillance for the past two days but he feels the

surveillance has ended.

He said he has decided to bomb "Genies

Massage Parlor", El Cajon,

Califorria, on the evening of

June 23, 1972. He asked his neighbor, HOWARD GODFREX, tO

accompany him.

re later sald ne has decided to postpone

this bombina because of the surveillance on his home.

(HOWARD BARRY GODEREY,

June 23,.1.972)

On June 25, 1972, YAKOPEC advised that because of

the continuing surveillance he had decidea to conceal sone

explosives he

had in his residence

under a pile of scrap

lumber located in a vacant lot behind his residence.

He

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

Leave his wife with relativas.

The explosives consisted of one 2 1/4 pound block

of C-4 military plastic explosive; ino one pound

canisters of

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

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

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

fully automatic M-2 version.

(HOWARD BARRY GODFREY,

June 25, 1972).

Sergeant JACK PEARSON, San Diego, California, Police

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

behind the YAKOPEC residence had been searched and the above

described items had been confiscated:

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On June 27, 1972, Detective RUBIEN BRÄNDON,

San Diego Police Department advised that on the basis of

information furnished by HOWARD BARRY GODFREY, warrants

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

residences of WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC and known SAO

member GEORGE MITCIELL HOOVER and a close associate,

RICHARD FLEURI.

These warrants were executed on the

evening of june 26, 1972,

and large quantities of SAO and

Minutemen literature dealing with explosives and

construction of mines and booby traps was confiscated at

the home Of WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC.

Fourteen assorted

weayons were confiscated at the residences of HOOVER and

FLEURY including a 9mn automatic pistol, a .22 caliber

magnum derringer and assorted rifles and shotguns as well

as several thousand rounds of assorted ammunition for the

weapons.

Approximately fifty pounds of gunpowder was

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

HOOVER and RICHARD and GENEVIEVE FLEURY were

placed under

arrest by the San Diego Police Department.

The Minutemen is a paramilitary group

organized in june, 1960, by Robert B.

Delugh in Norborne, Missouri, as a resistance

to the spread of communism in the United

States by use of guerrilla tactics.

DePugh is currently incarcerated in a

Federal penitentiary for violation of

the Federal Fireams Act.

The Patriotic Party has been the political

arm of the Minutemen.

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

source in the San Diego Police Department advised him that

there" was an informant in the FBI and that the police

department knew of plans by WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC tO

commit additional bombings. Targets have been "staked

out"

by the police and that officers surveilling his,

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

(HOWARD BARRY GODFREY,

June 29, 1972)

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

a member of the SAO

had volunteered to take revenge for the

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

identity of the voluntee::

His plan calls for the

assassination of persons

• believed to be involved in the

arrest of the SAO merbers.

Individuals mentioned as

targets for the assassin are Chief of Police RAYMOND

HOOBLER, Inspector WILLIAM GORE and Detective RUBIEN

BRANDON, all of the San Diego Police Departnent; STEVE

LOGAN, Bureau of

Alcohol Tobacco and Fircarms, and

possibly the head of the Internal. Revenue Service in

San Diego, California.

SAO members were instructed by

DAVIS to gather intelligence information concerning

home

addresses and other

information concerning persons

picked as targets.

(HORARD BARRY GODEREY,

July 1, 1972)

On July 7, 1973, Detective RUBIEN BRANDON, San

Diego, California, Police Department advised that JERRY

LYNN DAVIS was arrested by the San Diego Police Department

for possession of explosives and for receiving stolen property.

On July 12, 1972, the San Diego County Grand

Jury, San Diego, California, returned indictments against

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC, GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER and

RICHARD and GENEVIEVE FLEURY.

On July 18, 1972, the San Diego County Grand

Jury returned an

indictment against JERRY LYNN DAVIS.

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

member for perjuring himself during the Grand Jury hearing

on July 12, 1972.

On July 22, 1972, Detective RUBIEN BRANDON,

• San Diego Police Department, advised that on the previous

day a search

warrant. was seived on the residence of vAlL

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

San Diego Police Departient.

MrS. BOYLES is the mother

Of TROY HAUGHTON, former leader of the Minutemon Organization

in San Diego who mysteriously disappeared in 1967.

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A substantial quantity of military drugs, medical

supplies, explosive paraphernalia and Minutemen literature

• was found buried beneath the BOYLES' residence.

• On July 24, 1972, Detective BRANDON, San Diego

• Police Department, advised

that on the previous day a search

warrant was servod at the home of SAO member HOWARD FRANCIS

* CLARK, 1080 6th Street, Ramona, California.

CLaRk was

arrested by the San Diego Police Department for possession

of explosives, possession of illegal tear gas and receiving

stolen property.

Thousands of rounds of military

ammunition were

seized

as well as aaactivated land mines,

assorted mortar rounds, numerous rifles and hand guns

and SAO literature.

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

dealer and close associate of SAO members was arrested for

the sale of several illegal weapon conversion kits to an

undercover San Diego Police Officer who accompanied

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY to the gun shop operated by FORREST.

He was arrested by Special Agents of the Bureau of

Alcohol, Lobacco una Firearms.

On July 24, 1972; Detective BRANDON, San Diego

"Police Department advised that San Diego County Sheriff's

Investigators seized a cache of weapons and explosives

in the Cuyamaca Park area, California.

The cache contained

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

and primer fuses of the type used in the bombing of the

Guild Theatre in San Diego.

On August 10, 1972, Detective BRANDON, San Diego

Police Department advised that on the previous day an

authorized search was conducted at the

home of HILLIAM

FRANCIS YAKOPIC at which time illegal inflammable material

was found.

MES. DEBORAH YAKOPEC, Wife Of WILLIAN FRANCIS

YAKOPEC, was arrested and charged with possession of

explosives.

An additional similar charge was lodged against.

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC, at that time incarcerated in the

San Diego County Jail.

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On 'September 25, 1972, San Diego County Superior

Court Judge GILBERT HARELSON dismissed charges against

RICHARD and GENEVIEVE FLEURY ina much as the information

on which the search warrant for their residence vas

based failed to substantiato the reliability of sources

who provided the information on which the warrant was

¿ based.

On October: 2, 1972, WILLIAN FRANCIS YAKOPEC NaS

found guilty in the San Diego County Superior Court, San

Diego, California, on charges of igniting and exploding

a destructive device; assault with

intent to cormit

murder; simple assault; assault with a deadly weapon on

a police officer, and

possession of explosives near a

• habitation.

On October 10, 1972, Investigator LAWRENCE

WILSON, San Diego County District Attorney's Office,

San Diego, California, advised that CALVIN HENDELL FOX,

alleged SAO memier, was on that date indicted by the

San Diego County Grand Jury, San Diego, for perjury

committed during

the trial of WILLIAM FRANCIS YAXOPEC.

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

that HOWARD BARRY GODFREY had talked to him about the

bombing of the Guild Theatre at FOX's gasoline service

station on the morning of June 20, 1972; that CODEREY

did not personally deliver to him

his membership certificate

in the SAO and that such documents first appearca in his

files at the service station after FBI Agents

visited the

station. FOX was arrested on that same date.

Investigator WILSON advised on October 10, 1972,

that one DINO EDWARD MARTINELLI, who testified in the trial

Of WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC, that he had advised the FBI Of

whereabouts of

a large

number of arms stolen from the

Camp Pendleton Marine Base, Oceanside, California, two

years ago and that he sold

a large quantity of these guns

tO HOWARD BARRY GODEREY, waS indictod on October 10, 1972,

by the San Diego County Grand jury for perjury in the

ХАКОРЕ trail. At the time of the indictment, MARTINELLI

was already incarcerated in the San Diego County Jail on

other charges. MARTINELLI Was not

a member or an associate

of the SAo.

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On October 24, 1972, Investigator WILSON advised

that WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC was sentenced on October 24,

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

on a police officer and to four other sentences of one to

five years to run concursently on other charges

which

included assault with intent to commit murdor; igniting

sand exploding a destructive device; possession of other

than fixed

ammunition; and

possession of explosives in or

near a place of habitation.

sefore sentencing, JAKOPEC

admitted to superior Court Judge ROBERT W. CONXERS that

he had lied on the witness stand when he denied he had

bombed the quild Theatre.

On November 3, 1972, Investigator WILSON advised

that WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC had on that date entered a

plea of guilty to

a lessor charge of possession of

inflammable material with intent to burn as a result of

the search of his home on August 10, 1972, lie was

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

to run concurrently with the one year to life sentence

previously receivad by him. His wife DEBOPAH YAKOPEC

fined $20.

On November 14, 1972, RICHARD FLEURY severely

beat his wife GENEVIEVE.

She was rushed to the hospital.

Where surgery was necessary to correct nerve damage.

(HOWARD BARRY GODFREY,

November 14, 1972)

In November 30, 1972, Investigator WILSON advISE

chat on November 29, 1972, in San Dieao County Superior

Court, HOWARD FRANCIS CLARK was sentenced to three years

probation and fined $1,000

after entering a plea of guilty

to possession of illegal ammunition.

On December 1, 1972, Investigator WILSON advised

that on that date, GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER waS found guilty

on all counts by the san Diego County Superior Court.

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On December 4, 1972, Investigator WILSON advised

that DINO EDWARD MARTINELLI entered a plea of guilty to

perjury in the YAKOPEC trial in the San Diego County

Superior Court, San Diego, California.

ON December 6, 1972, Investigatoï WILSON advised

that on Decomber 6, 1972, CALVIN HENDELL FOX waS found

guilty in the San Diego County Suprior Court, San Diego,

california, on the perjury

charges resulting

from his

testimony in the trial of WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC.

DEBBIE EGLEY, Clerk, Records Section, San Diego

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

1972, that CALVIN HENDELL FOX was

sentenced on December 22,

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

to tave years probation and six months in custody with credit

for time already served.

This sentence resulted from his

perjury in the YAKOPEC trial.

On January 3, 1973, Investigator WILSON advised

that on January 2, 1973, GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER waS

sentenced in the San Diego County Superior Court, to five

years to life in prison on three

the shooting into the home of radical professor PETER

BOHMER. HOOVER had been charged with assault with a

deadly

weapon; firing into an occupied drelling and

possession of a billy club.

on vanuary 9, 1973, Investigator WILSON advised

that on January 4, 1973, in the San Diaco County Superior

Court, DINO EDWARD MARTINELLI WaS

sentanced to one to

fourteen years in the California State Prison after entering

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

superior Court Judge FRANKLIN B. ORFIELD advised MARTINELLI

that his name nad not been properly charged and that his

crue name continues to be

DINO EDWARD MARTINELLI. I RICHARD EDWARD BRADIEY rather than

On January 15, 1973, Investigator WILSON advised

that on January 15, 1973, in

the San Diego County Superior

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

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of possession of explosive materials. Sentencing vas

set

for Fcbruary 26, 1973.

A charge of receiving stolen

property was dismissed.

I11. ACTIVITIES OF LOCAL GROUPS

AT BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

Sources in Baltimore, Maryland, who are in a

position to furnish information concerning unite extremist

activities advised auring February and March, 1972, that

JESSIE CLAYBUR STEVENS, Who operated the Minutemen

Organization there, had formed an alliance with the Sao.

A source in the Baltimore County Police Department

extremist activity

has heard of no SAO activity in that area.

AT KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI

not known to be active in that area.

AT LAS VEGAS, NEVADA

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

to furnish information concerning

white extremist activity

have. furnished no information indicating that the SAo is

active there.

AT JOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

Sources in Los Angeles, California, Who are in a

position to furnish information

concerning SnO activity statco

on August 3, 1972, that no

such

organizaiion as the SAC

exists

the Los

Angeles

arca.

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AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA

The state coordinator of SAO activity at Phoenix,

Arizona, has been instructed to include the state oi New

Mexico in recruiting efforts for the SAO.

(SD T-I, May 10, 1972)

In Arizona the SAO has mailed a considerable

amount of literature pertaining to

thinking people, but has not at this time received response

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

no formal chapter or nucleus around which to organize has

been formed in Arizona.

However, a coordinator has been

named and is operating. Not all former Minutemen will be

accepted into the SAO.

The SAO foresees a decentralized type of operation

in each state, where in a revolutionary situation brought

about by treasonous conmunist elements, the SAo could

present a militant front immediately.

Recent bulletin

material from SAO Headquarters

in San

Diego has introduced

the thought that "the basic battle facing our country

today is the one between individualism and collectivism.

In its political

form it appears as personal freedom versus

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

members

are not going

to depend on General Headquarters

for training material, bulletins and printed propaganda

items.

Iocal units and often the lone individual will

have to improvise all these things.

Communications to

and from higner commands may be uncertain and the transmission

of organization orders may be slow.

We must have poopie

who think for themselves.

Equally important, we must

have people who can see what needs to be done and get at

it without being told."

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AT SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA

When interviewed by Special Agents of the iBu

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

that there has never been any SAO unit or activity in

*. Sacramento, California.

AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

During June and August, 1972, sources in Seattle,

Washington, advised that no known

Sd0 activity had occurred

in that area.

IV. FINANCES

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

membership applications fees and monthly dues. Most of

this money has been spent on printing costs and postage.

(HOWARD BARRY. GODEREY,

March 8, 1972)

The SAO intends to use the following breakdown

of money contributed to units of the

• SÃO outside of

San Diego.

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

unit and $1.00 to be forwarded

to headquarters at San Diego.

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

to be sent to headquarters.

Contributions of members sent in to the unit

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

half to be forwarded to headquarters.

Any other contribution is retained by the unit

receiving it.

(SD T-I, March 21, 1972)

The SAO has a policy of retaining sufficient funds

in the hands of the various unit coordinators to allow them

to operate as indopondent organizations.

The only expenses

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incurred at 9AO headquarters has been the printing of

bulletins and rental of post office boxes.

(SD T-I, May 10, 1972)

MISCELLANEOUS

Appended hereto are copies of literature printed

and/or distributed by the SAO.

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Domestic Intelligence Divisio-

INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date.

1/4/73

Attached reports the sentencing of

to menders of the white extremist Secret

Army Organization (S:O) in Superior Court!

San Diego County, Caliiornia.

Convictions

resulted iron information furnished by a

fornci iBI extienist informant.

George Mitchell Hoover was sentenced

to five years to life imprisonment on

charges

involving his shooting into a

private home.

Calvin Hendell Fox received a

probationary sentence for perjury in trial

Ot MILLIaM FranCIS LaroReC,

another SAO

member.

Fox was indicted for perjury toi

denying SA0 menbership and alleging the

FBI planted material in his

personal

files.

Copy furnished Internal Security

Division of the Department.

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JANG: 1973

FELLATE

K. Calichen a

Mr. Cloveland

Mr. Conrad -

1s. Delbey -

Mr. Gebhoral -

Mr. Jenkins

ER 10 SD PLAIN

9:21U: NITEL 1/3/73 LLC

TO ACTING DIRECTOR (157-23577)

FROM SAN DIEGO (157-2815) (P) 2P

(ATIN: DI D)

Mr. Soyers

Mr. Walters

Telo. Poor

Mr. Kisley -

Mr. Armstrong

Is. Hiering

SECRT ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO); EXTREMIST MATTERS.

DEBBIE EGLEY, CLERK, RECORDS SECIION, SAN DIEGO

DOUNTY DISTRICI AITORNEY'S OFFICE, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA;

ADVISED ON DECENDER IVENTYNINE, SEVENTYTWO, THAT CALVIN

HENDELL FOX WAS SENTENCED ON DECEMBER TWENTYTWO SEVENTY

TWO TO FIVE YEARS PROBATION, SIX MONTHS IN CUSTODY TO BE

CREDITED HITH TIME ALREADY SPENT IN CUSTODY AND WAS

ADVISED OF HIS RIGHIS TO APPEAL, FOR PERJURY IN THE

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPIC TRIAL WHERE HE TESTIFIED THAT

THE FBI HAD PLANIED EVIDENCE THAI HE WAS AN SAO MEMBER

IN HIS FILES AND IHAT HE WAS NOT A MEMBER. FOX IS IHE

"SUBJECI. OF SAN DIEGO FILE 157-3170 AND SUFILE 157-2033.

ON 1/3/73; LAURENCE WILSON, INVESTIGATOR,

RECITED COUNT

DISTRICI ATTORNEY'S OFFICE, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA ADVISED

THAT ON 1/2/73, GEORGE MICHELL HOOVER, SAO MENBER,

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THREE CHARGES INVOLVING THE SHOOTING INTO THE HOME OF RADICAL

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S 157-2815

PROFESSOR PETER BONNER ON 1/6/72• HE WAS

CHARGED WITH ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY HEAPON, FIRING

INTO AN OCCUPIED DWELLING. AND POSSESSION OF A BILLY CLUB.

IDOVER WAS SENTENCED BY SAN DIEGO SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

WILLIAM TO LOW. HOOVER IS SUBJICT OF SAN DIEGO FILE

157-3917, AND SUFILE 157-175 13.

WILSON ADVISED THAT DINO MARTENILLA, ALSO CHARGED

WITH PERJURY IN THE YAKOPEC TRIAL WILL BE SENTENCED ON

1/4/73.

ABOVE CONVICTIONS RESULTED FROM INFORMATION

FURNISHED BY FORMER

SAIN DIEGO WILL SUBMIT LHA RE SENTENCING

OF ALL SAO MEMEBRS ON TRIAL.

END

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SPOrt Y INTERIANT"

•... Fearuary 1, 1975

UBJECI: Ron Eddy: George Mitchell Hoover.

It has been ascertained that at this time Ron Eddy of Poway :

a not interested in trying to form or lead any type of security force

or any right-wing extremist group. When asked by James K. liarner

I Jos Angeles (via Dennis IOSO Of Escondido) if he would do this,

ady stated that he would like to see the formation of a security

oxce with teeth in it but does not consider himself to be enough

I a leader to do it himself.

While declining to lead a Security Force, Eddy did say that

he only way to stop FBI infiltration of rightist groups would be

or one of the infiltrators to "wind

up in the river" soneday. Eddy

• positive that Iom Knight's San Diero unit of the Nazi Party has

, regular FBI infiltrator. The only three men of whom he is not

icious are Mickey Halefield, Ray Wilson and Gerald Smith. Said Eddy,

Those three men dropped out of the thing and so I figure they're okes

ut you can bet that the fink is

still in there pushing".

Joso said that the whereabouts of people like Barry Godfrey

hould be learned and they should be telephoned and intimidated.

without the

sady said he thinks such intimidations would be a waste of time and

inat people

like Godfrey should be killed. ulckey Wakefield of Sai

arcos went along with iddy's suggestion. Ron Eddy also mentioned

express

laving had an encounter with an FBI agent named Peterson in San Diegos

but did not elaborate.

uval

Eddy firmly believes that any man who commits himself to one

of

organization in the Far Right should not be involved with others.

the

your committee and the contest may nut

nation outside

your Committee.

Its ace

This document is prepared in response to

de says he viould be very suspicious of anyone mho is. He is 81a0

FBI

somewhat

suspicious of Tom Knight. He says that Joe Brinker gave

Knight

the same of a man interested in Nazism and two weeks later

the FBI interviered the man. Also, Eddy wonders how knight

saved

b? disclosed to

his federal job in the face of his continued Nazi activities. Eddy

your request and is

feels that ary regular rightist extremist who stays on with the fazi

Party now rut warrant heavy suspicion of being an FBI informant.

On Friday night, January 31, 1975 Ron Eily set Tom Metzger of

unauthorized

Pallbrook for the first time. letzger shower jity some pictures and

person-

official proceedings by

not for dissemi-

Blides of lew Christian Crusade activities aud the two seemed to hit

It off pretty well. retager told Eddy, "akerield and loso of a viait

he received at his home on January 17, 1975 from agents of the Internal

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George Mitchell Hoover

Here is one last bit of infomation. The New Christian CruBade

people are very concerned about the imprisonment of George Hoover ci

the Secret Army Organization. At one of their banquets the NCC had

four unoccupied places set at the table which were in honor of four

men whom they hold to be absent heroes. These four men were Joe hiccar

George Hoover, Charles Lindbergh and a man named R. Miles.

Anyway, it has been learned that a man whom Tom Metzger knows

1s going to take a dossier of the Hoover case to some congressran

in Washington, D.C. who is part of a committee currently scheduled

to investigate the FBI. The dossier consists of newspaper clippings

and other material pertaining to Hoover's activities in the SAO, his

arrest, conviction, appeal, etc. They are hoping to stir up a big

publicity stink to give the FBI a bad name due to Barry Godfrey's

activities and in so doing hope to effect an eventual release of Hoove:

from

, prison. By the way, the lice people do not refer to Hoover by.

his correct name. For some reason they all call him Mickey Hoover.

• That is about all for now. I hope this will be of some help

to you.

INFORMANT

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SAC (157-I3di3)

8/6/74

SA Earl'M. Petersen

Jerry busche

EN-SAO

The attached letter was obtained from Detective Les Oberlies

San

jego Police Department, ISU, on 7/19/74.

The letter is self explanitory and. indicates that "erry Busch

is furnishing inforntion to the Door. He probably furnished

the information that the Door has printed in the past about

the Secret Army Organization,

Barry Godfrey and the right wing it

general.

170-205 (Godfrey)

Note:

157-2015 (S40)

100-14943 (Door)

P.D.

INFORMANT

(5)

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

nation outside your Committee.

Its are l diain) to aiin proceedings by

your Conmittee and the coent mu wit In cilosed to i authorized person

nel without the express approval of the FBI .

157

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SEARCHED

ThirDEXED.

SERIALIZED WILFILED.

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FBI-SAN DIEGO

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95225

5, 1923

Mar Bile Rivie

Faitor

Tie Door

Son Diga, Calif 92112

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Wer, here if ts

Jes the time ing leen Begonth

hocishen) This is ante

Seden fe

I first son, but was sot introduced to Honerà

Barry Godfrey at the Stardüst Morel San

Diego Eun Sharo: in September, 1969.

yowr

Committce.

net without the

oramissee.

the content

approval

FBI

10

Came Sequen tr to this boothy awing the.

he wode wat tirong de show with de

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content of ti

conversations.

In

November, 1919. I was ailed to go

On a "soft penetrath Godder t

gatherina purposes

asked to make a report on Godfrey's

conduct and abiliti

GodFrey was hi-

troduced to ine only aul Barry"s.

We.metat.a5om11e90Taveing

this.

Arrow, Clubs El Cajon Birds

From

There We drove. To: the Lake Elsitione

ara" and visitad the lionie: of an

elderly gentleman, Whese name ont

importaice.

for someone who was

supposed toile

am "intelligence Type", Godfrey im-

pressed me as ill-fitted For the role.

me alfernately exhibited physical

traits or gestures -

eyes and hands " which I warlo

Classify as; " sly ar Sneakyi.

nervousness a cowardice and 3)

awareness af personal guitt. All of

these, dispite the fact we were

breaking no laws, doing no harm and

in the house at the muitation of its

owner,

Falloung the "interview"

we left the

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Suaji Ils

house find it fi!:

it

Fovered.

that'

were-being followed, Re-

luctontly sand that's the only way I

Candescribe Godfrey's attitude

he followed my instructions to try

To shake our surrayors, Mormally,

I fairly competiti breakin diant

works. Even though we doublid back

on; The car Following us and pulled

mito.

1a seance stations the car was

a lind us again when une stered the Freeway Southpovind.

Godfrey "paniced" thens increasing his

speed and driving crectly. to san

Diego and tà a Chinese restaurant whire

We met his superior, Bill Clays.

In retrospect, wharein we all become geniuses,

•I con coincide. That the survelliance team.

Following us that night: consisted of

special Agent Petersen as Christlingen

And other Shit Storm troopers, That

Godfrey's reluctance and panic came

From his fear of doing any flung counter

To his instructions s

ram his employers

(Hie FBI):

During the period of: November, 1969 to

Same to fun How Go We get

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5.

Shootin

were pracjiuad..

•ercations

Or-Hese. 0151751

were alias brief lasting less

Main ari how a he world. Take file

Hoover on Wire Jerry hymn Davis

asida. For quiet conversations.

Ding hit it in a vi da t

Mysel!

It was during this time that I

Learned he had been appointed

"Directer of Inteligene" For the Son

Diego area secton of the minutemen.

In Cligust of 1971 Vocfrey Came To

my apartment and requested. & verify

addresses and phonz Numbers: For a

series of varias ve had on 3x5 note

cands. He then proceeded to tay to

"recruit" me forMis intelligence network"

Signetti - posing as "Don Simms" ~ visited

Gunsmoke Ranch and, although supposedly

"not knowsing each other", they spoke

together, on at least one occassion, in

manner similai to the conversations

Godfrey had previously held with me.

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Hoover

ma His Davis

4:1!

Followma tere "Casual converontions".

between we spectalam at a shootig

Camel with big, 92 deas res

"Take care of frese Red puntis" if

the Rebralicon Convention was held tr

also, anumber of us

gren specific istrictions not to

Involve ourselves in any way with

the sno, Me; Fleury continued. to

reccive sno literature (unaskra).a!-

Though I did noti

Some of Godfrey's iders includia,

The use of lassine doseages of LSD!

•ajonide a stryenine introduced into

the punch at anti war groups meetings,

Bambing of VVAW headquaiters, the

Guild Micatre and generar porno snots.

3, Bambings of the liones off offices

of miti-war leadari

4

Kidnaping. an assassmatin. af@nti-wow?

Leaders and activists.

Se. Fire bomblig of vehicks aid other

property belonging to linti wai activists.

NOTE:

Our genial attitude to word. Godfrey

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and his "

roposals at that time

WES;

"'He's a faking fini!!'

Coy November at Disenter of 1971.

along with the decision to hold the Re-

publican Convention in SonDiego: Mis

One las hawing been rejected l have

a strong suspicion that some of them were

carried out or airempted by Gadfrey) he

how proposed that some she Constrict

radio controlled, Freeflight mode airplanes

To carry payloads. if Ms and white.

phosphorous, to be flown aver Vacatien

Istand and detonated When Me Hoover

Mr Fleury and o heard of this idea wee

Godfrey likewise attempted to involve

otheis in a consplacy to mianufacinna

a similar aircraft, loaded with TNT e

Gof plastiane, to be clown mto sa

Forer

as it landed at hindbeir field

as El Taro Marina Air Base at San Clevente

ever suggest anyillig as

+s612.05.00

attempt on the life of the Presidnt, I

Earther stated that it I ever received

I woul pret us stressereing

Do

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10,

rolleroy

isame ai

nie. in 191559

it appears

That floris

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Swing this time I also hearined Godfrey

ưạg "Som Diego Leador" of the SA0?

dis Racine, is Godfrey altempted to!

ges solone to.

assassinate Ds, and Ins

i and other Orti-was Leaders. Again the

Was refusad by everyone lue contacted,

On famingbi 1971, the affack was

made on Peer Banner home bu Godfrey.

and someone des whose Hendit as yet

i remains unknowni

1.1:

Shots were

fired at ma Richaid Flavin

at his honie. Cle; like Hoover and?!

had refused to go along with any of

GodEran's wild ideas.

My apantweit m San Diego was unser

surellance. Ly someone Ond owes

dio at on on occasion wifeive a was

Stain out of sight, Godfrey, told

pa. Hoover that, "Baumeis People figure it

was you and Busch who took the shots

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tract on you 5b.

No sooner was this said than

Godfraj began to pressure me to

Antum to my apartment. Chie had.

told win poorer "not to tell ive

about the "contract" or the sur-

kellence; but malored. dids

reflected that outside of Mr,

I Was

sjayinys.

thus concliced

•it was he and as members

of his

¡nielligence"

at Me. Fleury and ra

ond the United States

afrei all, protect onsael? from a

hidden assassin!)

In. light of "what

has trans plied since, I have men

mand out of the aisa tver since.

Sure hope this with helps, Bit.

ISeat af luck,

ps. Kill, juat tutes

Sany

sina

Corday (Friday, 7-6) With'

Honda Troute bilitiait.

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RE SO CEL TO BU JANUARY SEVEN LASI, CAPIIONED CALREPE NEW

LEFT HOVEMENT - VIOLENCE, IS - ILG

REFERENCED TELETYPE REPORTED AN INCIDENT WHERIN A

YOUNG WOMAN ALLEGEDLY A VISITOR AT FIVE ONE FIVE FIVE NUIR,

SAN DIEGO, IHE RESIDELCE OF PETER "GEORGE BONMER CSD ONE

ZERO ZERO DASH OUE FIVE FOUR FIVE ZEROS, WAS THE VICTIN OF

SWIPER FIRE RESULTING IN A GUNSHOT WOUND IN HER ELBOW. THE

RESIDENCE AT FIVE ONE FIVE FIVE MUIR IS A WELL-KNOWN NEW

LEFT CONMUNE. NAMED "THE BOX" (SD ONE ZERO ZERO DASH ONE

FIVE NINE SEVEN ONE). IT MAS BEEN DETERMINED THE GUNSHOT

WOUND IS MINOR IN WATURE.

ON JANUARY TWELVE LAST CAPTIONED SOURCE WAS CONTACTED AT

WHICH TIME HE FURNISHED THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:

EX-104

137-11200:14

END PAGE ONE

15. 3NN 1'7 1972

state treased statemaniar

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

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limitai to official proceedings by

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

nel without the express approval of the FBI.

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'AGE TWO

OW. DECEMBER IWENTY SEVENTYONE, THE SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

SAO> (SD ONE FIVE SEVEN DASH TWO (EIGHT ONE FIVE>, A NEWLY

ORMED RIGHT WING PARAMILITARY ORGAWIZATION IN THE SAN DIEGO

REA, PREPARED AND DISTRIBUTED A NUMBER OF COPIES OF AN

ITELLEGIENCE TYPE BULLETIN REGARDING PETER GEORGE BOHMER•

NORMATION UTILIZED IN THE BULLETIN WAS OBTAINED PRIMARILY

ROM RESCARCH OF NEWSPAPER ARTICLES AND PHYSICAL SURVEILLANCE

F THE BOHMER RESIDENCE BY SAO MEMBERS, INCLUDING INFORMANT.

ESPONSE TO THE BULLETIN FROM RIGHT WING SYMPATHIZERS WAS

INSIDERED ENCOURAGING BY THE SAO AND SONSEQUENILY ON JANUARY

iX LAST INFORMANT WAS REQUESTED BY JERRY LYNN DAVIS (SD

IE ZERO ZERO DASH ONE FOUR IWO NINE SEVEN, LEADER OF THE

10, IO CONDUCT ANOTHER SURVEILLANCE OF THE BOHMER RESIDENCE

P THE PURPOSE OF OBTAINING ADDITIONAL INTELLEGIENCE INFOR -

TION SUCH AS LICENSE PLATE NUMBERS AND DESCRIPTIONS AND

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HABITS OF OCCUPANIS. ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WAS TO BE

USED IN THE PREPARATION OF FORIHCOMING

SAO INTELLEGIENCE

BULLET INSO

INFORMANT, NOT DESIRING IO CONDUCI SUCH A SURVEILLANCE

ALONE, CONTACIED GEORGE MA HOOVER (SD ONE ZERO ZERO DASH ONE

FIVE THREE FIVE SIXI, AN ASSOCIATE OF SAO MEMBERS, REQUESTING .

HE ACCOMPANY SOURCE. SOURCE AND HOOVER ARRIVED IN THE

VICINITY OF BOIMER'S RESIDENCE AT APPROXIMATELY EIGHT FORTYFIVE

PM, JANUARY SIX LASI, WAICHED THE RESIDENCE FOR A PERIOD OF

I IME, DETERMINED THERE WERE NO CARS PARKED ON THE STREET

NEAR THE HOUSE, OBSERVED TWO INDIVIDUALS LEAVE IHE HOUSE

AND WALK AWAY TO AN UNKNOWN DESTINATION, AND FROM THE

SUBSEQUENT APPEARANCE OF THE HOUSE ASSUMED IT THEN TO

HAVE BEEN UNOCCUPIED. SOURCE AND HOOVER WENT SO FAR AS IO

PLACE AN SAO STICKER ON THE FRONT DOOR OF THE RESIDENCT

FOLLOWING WHICH THEY DROVE BY THE HOUSE ONE LAST TIME PRIOR

END PAGE. THREE

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13 HOME. AI THIS IIME, WITHOUT WARNING, HOOVER, WHO

CHERALLY ARMED, POINTED A PISIOL OUT THE PASSENGER WINDOW

•E INE CAR FIRING IWO SHOTS AT THE HOUSE. SOURCE YELLED

AL HOOVER, "WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU'RE DOING?" AND THEN LEFT

THE AREA AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE. SOURCE STATED THAT FORTUNATELY

•HE PISTOL, AN AUTOMATIC, JAMMED ON THE THIPE SHOI OR HE

*EELS CERTAIN HOOVER WOULD HAVE EMPTIED THE CLIP IN THE GUN.

¡OURCE ADVISED HE UNDERSTANDS THAT THE WEAPON HAS BEEN

ISPOSED OF.

IT IS NOTED SOURCE WAS DRIVING HIS SIXTYNINE RAMBLER AMERICAN,

EDIUM BLUE, GENERALLY MAICHING IHE DESCRIPTION OF THE

HOOTING VEHICLE AS FURNISHED BY WITNESSES TO THE POLICE.

SOURCE EXPLAINED HE WAS RELUCTANT TO DISCUSS THIS

ATTER IN DETAIL WHEN IELEPHONICALLY CONTACIED REGARDING

HE SHOOTING OW JANUARY SEVEN LAST AS HIS WIFE WAS PRESENT

I THAT TIME AND HE DID NOI DESIRE TO UPSET HER UNNECESSARILI.

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FIVE

NE STATED THAT THE ABOVE SHOOTING HAD COME AS A COMPLETE

SURPRISE TO HIM ARD THAT HE HAD

NO INTENTION OR DESIRE TO

TAKE ANY ACTION AT BOHMER'S RESIDENCE OTHER THAT TO OBTAIN

WHATEVER IMFORMATION WAS AVAILABLE AS DISCREETLY AS POSSIBLE.

HE STATED HE IS EXTREMELY UPSET AND DISMAYED AT THIS TURN

OF EVENTS®

IN CONNECTION WITH HIS ACTIVITIES IN BEHALF OF THE

BUREAU, INFORMANT HAS BEEN REPEATEDLY CAUTIONED TO AVOID

BECOMING DIRECILY INVOLVED IN ANY SITUATION WHICH MIGHT

CAUSE DEATH OR PERSONAL INJURY TO ANY PERSON. SOURCE HAS •

WHOLEHEARTEDLY AGREED WITH THIS POSITION AND HAS CONSISTANTLY

FURNISHED ALL INFORMATION IN HIS POSSESSSION REGARDING THE

POSSIBLE OCCURRENCE OF SUCH INSTANCES. IT IS BELIEVED SOURCE

WAS TOTALLY UNAWARE THAI HOOVER MIGHT SHOOT INTO THE HOUSE

PRIÓR TO THE OCCURENCE OF THE INCIDENT AND HE HAS BEEN

CAUTIONED TO AVOID ALL UNNECESSARY CONTACT WITH HOOVER IN

THE FUTURE®

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PAGE SIX

SOURCE STATED, IO HIS KNOWLEDGE, ONLY HE AND HOOVER

ARE PRESENTLY AWARE OF THIS INCIDENT. SOURCE ADVISED THE

INCIDENT APPEARS TO HAVE CAUSED HOOVER IO BECOME "FIRED UP"

AND READY FOR A VIOLENT CONFRONTATION WITH THE POLICE IF

APPROACHED ON THE MATTER. HE SAID HE DOUBTS HOOVER WOULD

DISCUSS THE INCIDENT WITH ANYONE ELSE BUT CANNOT BE SURE

OF THIS. IN VIEW OF HOOVER'S UNPREDICIABLE NATURE AND.

PRESENT EMOTIONAL STATE, SOURCE SAID HE WOULD ADVISE AGAINST

ANY INTERVIEW OF HOOVER.

VACB, THE FOREGOING INFORMATION WILL BE DISCUSSED

DISCRETOLY WITH THE SAN DIEGO POLICE DEPARIMENT AND, IF

NECESSARY, INFORMAI'S IDENTITY WILL BE FURNISHED TO THAI

DEPARIMENT AT A LATER DATE.

END

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OPIIONAL PORA HO, 10

3010-106

MAY 16!9 10111018

ESA GIN, REG. NO, 11

UNHED STATES GC

NMENT

Memorandum

...

TO

: Mr. E. S. Millei:

FROM

G. C. MooreSCM

CONF. T1

SUBJECT:

1 - Mr. A. Rosen

1 - Mr. E. S. Miller

DATE: 1/14/72

1 - Mr. R. I. Shackelfordi

1

- Mr. G. C. Moore

1

Mr.

L. Gü: Bi:oCkman

- Mr.

J. G. Deegan

TolRom

felt a-

Tritis

aliany

sidletit

Callahan

Cal-per -

Courad.

Dalbey ..

Cleveland

Waikart-

Wallers

Soyars -

Tolc. Room.

Holmes -

Gandy

1

- Mr. R. I. Ridgeway

.

EXTREMIST INFORMAN?'

TAie

This is to'advise of information developed by captioned

informant disclosing a shooting incident arising from activities

l of the newly organized white extremist Secret Army Organization.

By memorandum dated 1/11/72, you were advised of the

formation and activities of the newly formed ultraconservative

white extremist paramilitary group known as Secret Army Organiza-

tion (SAO).

S40 has targeted for harassment San Diego State

College Professor Peter Bohmer.

Bohmer's residence is a well-lnown

New Left conmune, whose occupants, along with Bohmer,

are planning

demonstrations at the Republican National Convention scheduled

I San Diego for August, 1972.

Captioned informant, a 28-year-old white male operated

since August, 1967, has been recently targeted to penetrate the

extremist-oriented

SAO. On January 6, 1972, informant was

requested by SAO leader to surveil. Bohmer's

residence in order

obtain intelligence information. Accompanying informant on

surveillance was SAO associate George M. Hoover. The surveillance,

held during the evening of January 6, 1972, was discontinued after

the Bohmer residence appeared unoccupied.

However, prior to

discontinuance, an SAO sticker was left at the front door. While

passing in front of the house in informant's automobile, Hoover,

without warning and to the complete dismay of informant, fired

two shots into the house. The informant strongly protested and

they sped away. A female occupant of the house reportedly

sustained minor gunshot wound in her elbow.

T'his document is prepared in response to your request aners not for dissemi-

Enclosure nation outside your Committee.

It's are is limir, afric roceedings oy

134-17222

nel without the express approval of the FBI.

REC-2.

RER: PjC

CONTINUED OVER ..

(8)

7.1

DO JANYT 1972

TEJAN 20. 1972

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Memorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller

Rel

• SD 1155-E

134-17222

Informant furnished details of the shooting, which

would not have been available through any other source, and

cautioned that Hoover is "fired up" over the incident and ready

for a violent confrontation should police approach him on this

matter. Identities of those involved in shooting not known to

San Diego police; however, witnesses did furnish description of

informant's automobile.

This informant, during his utilization, has furnished

exceptionally valuable information on the Minutemen and has been

completely reliable. He has

been previously cautioned, as all

extremist informants are, not to become directly involved in

violent confrontations or activities. He is the only Bureau

source covering the violence-prone SAO. San Diego has

advised

that pertinent information developed by informant will

be

furnished to the San Diego Police Department but informant's

identity withheld unless disclosure bacomes necessary.

There

appears to be no objection to this, and San Diego will be

instructed to closely follow this matter and promptly report

pertinent developments.

RECOMMENDATION:

That attached teletype

in accordance with above be

approved and sent.

INITEL

EM

DEM

fin.

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80.20

6/26/72

TC:

Silly

AM DINGO (170-205)

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1

- fir. I. F. Howard

1.

- Me. Ml. C. Pattcracn

1 - Me. R. I. Ridigoray

....

CEORTALITYPE JOTE TWINTI-ITO LIST GPTICULD "THSUD; BOMBING OC

GUILD LOVIE PLATER, JUARE EIGIT THO SEVEN DAST FIRT AVENUS,

SAN DIECO, CALIFORTIA, JUNE KINETSUN LAST. EID."

AUTHORITY GRANTED TO LAKE CAPTIONED INTORMANT AVAILARLE TO

SALT DILGO POLICE DEPARTINI (SUPD) ON PURPOSE STATED IN REFERENCID

TELETYPE OILY IF INCORANT IS A WILLINO WITNCSS AND ONLY AS A LACT

RESORT TO INSURE PROSUCUTIVE ACTION. SOPD MUST CLEARLY UNDERSTAND

THAT INTONANT HOLDS GREAT FRAF FOR HIS LIFS AND PERSONAL SAFETY

SHOULD T DE SURFACED ANT IT IS TER RISPONSIBILETY IO PROVIDE

ANY NECESSARY PROZLOTION TO INFORMANT SHOULD HE BE USED. SDED

SHOULD BE IDICOURAGOD TO IMPLOR

"ALL OTIR AVENUES TO SECURE

• PROSSCURTON AGAINST SUSP&CT

ROPIC BATONE UTILIZING INFORIANT AS

REC-33

137-178215

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she

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hop

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Pand

A WITHESS.

RIA: 11234

10a5? 55564.15

2Ó JUN 28 1972

(5)his document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi-

outside your Commitice, Cuts ure limitad to proceeds y

your Committee and the content mautnut b: disclosed to

without the express approval of

the FBI.

in outined, persons l

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SD 1155-E

134-17222

NOTE:

William Yakopec, El Cajon, California, has disclosed

wow.

to captioned informant that he is responsible for bombing of

Guild Movie Theater in San Diego and plans additional bombings.

Informant is acquainted with Yakopec through involvement in

Secret Army Organization (SAD), an extremist right-wing group

• in San Di-go.

Without informant's testimony, SDPD will not

be able to obtain arrest varrant for Yakopec. Therefore,

SDPD requests

informant be made available as prosecution

witness. Informant believed extremely reluctant to testify

for fear of life and personal safety. SAC recomnends informant

be made available to SDPD provided he is willing to cooperate

and PD can afford protection. Informant is member of SA0 on

behali of Bureau. He is a 28-year-old white male operated

since 1967.

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Summary of information fumished: (If more space needed, add addendum.)

57-73557-11

On January 28, 1912, source advised that the sAu

häd been contacted by Newsweek magazine and also by a san Diego

dally newspaper, The Evening Iribune, asking for interviews tor

articies they wished to run on the organization.

During the early part of 1971 source made available

a List of several hundred nomes which were represented to him

as being a mailing list compiled by TROY HAUGHTON, former

West Coast leader of the Minutemen Organization.

source made available copies of all printed matter distributed

by-the SAo and furnished intornation relating to contact

an" individual named JESSE CLAYBURN STEVENS at Silver springs,

Maryland, and the possible formation of en alliance of these

Iwo groups.

(SEE ADDENDUM)

Miscellaneous: (Furnish steps being taken to advance informant, and any other

pertinent information which should be brought to Bureau's

attention.)

Informant has been instructed to report on compensation

received from the Bureau for services as income when filing

his income tax return and he has agreed to comply.

Informant has been encouraged to take advantage of

any opportunities to improve his coverage of activities of

interest to the Bureau in the San Diego area. Through his

close association with individuals involved in extremist

activities in the San Diego area, he has been able to achieve

a leadership position in these activities, particularly in the

newly formed Secret Army Organization.

Delay in submission of this letter was caused by ther

urgency of other important investigative matters having to do

with protection of presidential candidates and preparation

for the 1972 Democratic and National Conventions.

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

nation outside your Committee.

I's use is limited to official proceedings by

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

nel without the express approval of the FBI.

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SD 170-286

philosphies, plans

ciates who

activities.

Through contact with asso-

organization,

group.

attended some public meetings of the

large quatity of information relating to the acquisition and

use of weapons by members of the S10 and related individuals.

In January source advised that JERRY LYNN DAVIS, San Diego

area leader os the SAO, claimed to have obtained the keys to

the powder magazine of a large sand and gravel company in the

arca, and that in the future he planned to enter the magaine,

take

away as much of the explosives as possible and then blow

up the rest to destroy any evidence of the theft.

In February: 1972, source advised of efforts by

DAVIS to obtain two 8i mm mortars

from two unidentitied inal

viduals at Los Angeles, California.

He further reported on the

acquisition of a complete military radio by the SAlknown to

which he has continued to do throughout the reporting

Mod in this reta he besidetitied veral new minders

of the group as well as associates of these members mishedo

potential menbers of the organization. source has

information pertaining to the

relocation of several of these

individuals to other parts of the country, particularly

BETTIE HAUCHION, Wife Of TROY HALSHION, who moved to a remote

part of Califonia in March and subsequently remarried.

In March the source provided information about

che finances. oi

the SAO and the sources or its

Fünds: He

of the trevel to San Diego by CY ANDERSON of

Seattle, Washington, who brought with him a large quantity oi

weapons, military surplus items and othel

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SD 170-386

In May, 1972, source identified CLAVIN HENDELL FOX

as a new member of the SAO and furrished infoimation regarding

travel to Voshington, D.C., by fOX to participate in a

victory mrich sponsored thcic

by Reverend CARL MC INTRE.

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OrTIOPiAL FOrMiNO. 10

MAY SOIR GOITION

GEtti (61(115) 141-110

UNITED STATES GL

NMENT

Memorandum

i TO

ACLING DIR CLOR, UBI (137-17222)DATE: 11/20/72

FROM

CADAC, SAN DILGO (270-286) (P)

SUBJECT:

HOWARD BARY

(Formerly kn

HI - SAO, MMOrAlT:

(00: Lan

Diego)

Re San Diego lotter to Bureau dated 6/20/72 and

Bureau letter to San Diego dated 7/3/72..

Source was contacter où November 14, 1972, and.

ras zovised that since ho har left the area and rould not

be able to furnish information

Investigation concerning activitics in San Diego, his

agroement to furnish information to the Bureau vas

• torminated

as of that date and he would no longer be operated by the

Burcal.

810

Source stäted that he is willing to testify in

Federal,

State or Local court or before a congressionsi

hearing

if subpoenaed for such testimony. le was roninded

that he should continue to be factual and truthful in any

• such testimony and that he should not embellish his stateneis

In any way.

He has been advised

that he will testify in a

Federal trial of subject; THOMAS LiD FORREST, where the

Burcau of Alcohol, Hobacco and Fircarms, San

Diego, is

prosecuting FORRiST for the sale of automaiic vapons conversion

kits.

Source is presently testifying in. San Diego County

Superior Court in a case involving GEORG: HITCHILL HOCVE,

Secret Army Organization (SAC) menber, who is charged with

attempted murier.

He will testify in cases involving

Bureau

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Los Angoles

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Diego

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5. NOV 24 1972

I's document is prepared in response to your request and is not foresses

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to offinial proceedings

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

nel withgut the express approval of the FBI.

10003c

1072

SEC.

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JAMY LEY DAVIS, SO leader, for possession of exnlosives;

and CALVIN I NDIL FoX for perjury

'in tho

CrIOL Of WILLIAN PALCIS InNOPSO, InO Was found guilty oI the

bombing of the Guild Theatre in san Diogo. YANOPC was

sentenced to one year to life and a concurrent sentence of

one to five yours on another charge. Ile will lore the

Federal Burcau of Investigation advised of ony further

testinony required of him.

Source was arvised that because of publicity

resulting from his exposure as an FBI paid informani during

the trials row in progress, he might be contacted by the

press, radio or television

• for public appearances.

advised

that he will always icel free to contact the Bureau

for assistance and guidance if he is contacted to make any

kind of public appearance.

He advised that he has been contacted by an

sun valley.

ind would like

to cooperate with him in the writing of =

book regarding "right wing" activities, incluaing that of

the Secret Army Organization. MILL R claims to have sone

infornation already in his possession regarding "right wing"

organizations.

Source stated that he is giving serious consideration

to writing a book and that he will appreciate any advice anc

guidance the Bureau can give him.

The book would place the

FBI in a lavorable light.

He requested that he be advised if

the Bureau has any information concerning HILLiP. which would

make it undesirable to work with him on the-book.

Source was advised that the Bureau will not sponsor

or endorse any book or publication he night write.

Flash notice

on sourco Will baen removeden oNe yEAR, )

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UNTICHIAL FORM 11O, 10

MAY DEN SANTION.

CSA FEMN (81 C/56) 101-11.0

UNITED STATES GC

INMENT.

Memorandum

TO

: ACTIVIG DIRECTOR, FBI (137-17222)

DATE:

12/22/12

FROM : ASSISTANT DIRECIOR, LOS ANGRIES

(157-8214) (RUC)

SUBJECT:

HOWARD BARKY GODIRTY

?".".

EM - SAO, MINUTZIIEN

00:

San, Diego

Re San Diego letter to the Bureau, dated 11/20/72.

On 8/11/72, Mr. LAURITZ IA MILLER, 8337 Castano

Place, Sun valley, California, wonte a letter to the

Acting Director, FBI, In which he advised as follows:

MILLIR, a free-lance writer, had recently returned

to Los Angeles froin Japan, where he had researched a potential

story on the Japanese terrorist groups that provided three

gunmen for the Lod Airport massacre in Tel Aviv, Israel,

5/30/12.

According to information learned by.

MILLER there

strong indication of a world-wide Communist conspiracy

dedicated to international revolution.

Mr. MILLER related

some of the facts which he learned concerning the Red Army

group in Japan and its ties to revolutionary groups throughout

the world.

on 8/23/72, ME. MILLER was interviewed concerning

details of the information which he had related in his

letter to the Bureau.

After the interview MILLIR produced

several boss written in Japanese which he had had partially

translated and which were extremely revolutionary and. violent

in nature.

These books were forwarded to the Bureau for

complete translation.

Mr. MILIER seemed to be a reasonable man who was

very concerned about the dangers posed by terrorists

organizations throughout the world.

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nation outside your committer:

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person-

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OP:MMIAL PORA NO. 10

3010-108

MATICAL TO ION

GSA G M. PSG. NO 87

UNCLES STATES GO

MENT

Memorandum

Mr. Jenkins

DATE: 3-8-73

FROM

:T. J. Brownfield™

SUBJECT: LAURITZ P. MILLER

FREE LANCE WRITER,

SUN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA

REQUEST TO

• INTERVILW SA EARL M.

PETERSEN, SAN DIEGO OFFICE

BACKGROUND:

Mr. Poll_

Mr. Baker-

Mr. Callahan -

Mr. Cleveland -

Mr. Conrad.

fe. Gobhunit

Mr. Marshar

Bc. Mile Gust do

Mr. Solars -

Mr. Thompson _-

Mr. Walters _

Tele. Room -

Mr. Kinley -

Mr. Arnstrong -

Mr. Bowers -

Mir. Herington...

Ms. Hervig -

Mr. Mintz —

Mrs. Neenan -

By letter dated February 22, 1973, Miller advisea

he is collaborating

with Howard Barry-Godfrey

• to produce a

book based on Godfrey's experiences as an FBI informant.

Although the letter was unsigned, it bore letterhead information

including Miller's name and address, 8337 Castano Place,

Sun Valley, California.

Miller's stationery described him

as a "Freelance Writer-Photographer-Editor.

" Miller said

he and Godfrey

intended to present the FBI

"in only a

favorable way," and that Godfrey would describe "the

nation natwork of communication

by the extremists groups,

both right and left wing," recounting his years as a

member of these extremists groups.

Miller requested authorization for interview of

"Agent Earl Peterson of San Diego"

(SA Earl M. Petersen),

explaining the interview "would help me to understand more

about Godfrey, the general situation, and the position of

the F.B.I. in coping with paramilitary organizations."

By airtel dated March 1, 1973, the San Diego Office

advised that Miller had telepnonically contacted Special Agent

Petersen regarding interviewing him and that Miller was advisea

-he could be furnished no information without the specific authority!

of the Acting Director of the FBI and, possibly, the additional

approval of the Department of Justice.

INFORMATION IN BUr Is document is prepared in response to unto a

t? not for dissemi

nation outside your Committen.

Regarding Godfrey:

Howard Barry Godfrey, born July 1,

1943, at

Portsmouth, England, was designated à symbol-number informant

Inclosure not 3-7-95 me

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Tankins - Enclosure

Minee - Enclosure

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brownfield to Junkins Memo

RE: LAURITZ P. MILLER

of the San Diego Office August 10, 1967, while employed as

an equipment-checker for Pacific Telephone and telegraph

Company, San Diego, California.

A gun hobbyist, Army trained

in the use of explosives, he became associated

with the top

echelon of the Minutemen as well as the Secret Army Organization

(SAO), furnishing excellent information to the FBI regarding

these and other extremist, groups.

By communication dated November 20, 1972, the

San Diego Office discontinued Godfrey as an informant. Godfrey

had testified

of George Mitchell Hoover, SAO member charged with attempted

murder, and in the trial of William Francis Yakopec, who was

found guilty of the bombing of the Guild Theater in San Diego.

At that time, Godfrey also was scheduled to testify against

Jerry Lynn Davis, SAO leader charged with illegal possession

of explosives.

SA Petersen also testified in Hoover's trial and

had been Godfrey's contacting Agent.

As a result of Godfrey's appearances as a prosecution

witness, his identity as an FBI informant was publicized in the

news media. (137-17222, 157-17513-10)

Regarding Miller:

Our files show that by letter dated November 30,

1971, Miller requested information regarding crimes committed

by juvenile females. He was furnished a Uniform Crime Reports

Bulletin.

Miller wrote to Acting Director Gray August 11,

1972, furnishing information regarding what he considered

to be a world-wide communist conspiracy for revolution,

including direct communication between u. s. revolutionaries

and the Japanesa. Miller stated that some American servicemen

were sympathetic with the world revolutionaries and were being

used as couriers. Miller explained he had develóped this

information while doing research in Japan.

He requested

information as to whether the FBI knew of

the "situation."

By airtel August 21, 1972, the Los Angeles Office

was advised of Miller's August llth letter and was instructed

to intervie him.

The Los Angeles Office further was instructed

to advise Miller of the confidential nature of information contained

in Bureau filas and to alert him regarding the jurisdictions oi

the respective military services over their personnel.

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RE: LAURITZ P. MILLER

Miller was subsequently advised by the Los Angeles

Office per instructions and the information he furnished was

forwarded to the Legal Attache, Tokyo.

Miller also furnished similar information directly

to the Japanese National Police Agency (NPA), in August, 1972.

The NPA in October, 1972, aâvised the Legal Attache, Tokyo,

that NPA's inquiry failed to substantiate Miller's allegations.

•(62-115275)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

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On March 6, 1973, ASAC Clark F. Brown, San Diego

Office, wns telophonically advised of Miller's request to

interview SA Petersen in connection with the projected book.

ASAC Brown was advised that interview of SA Petersen would not

be authorized in view of regulations regaraing revealing

information in Bureau files.

This matter has been coordinated with the Intelligence

Division and James I. Williamson of the Office of Legal Counsel.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the attached reply be sent to Miller.

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Mr. W. I.. Wannall

G. C. lioorc

LANE ANTI-FOI ARTICLES

1974,

MATICAL, STARDS RICES JETY

NDHER/LET "THE THUNDERSOLTi

EXTRAIST MATTER • HORN.

I General Investi

gative Division

Latchnal iffoiss division

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ISSUE 05

(GESTUP)

Fage'S of. the February, 1974, Issue of "The Thuderbolt"'

(IT), a monthly neuspaper of the NSR?, contains there orticles

critical of the ful and, in part, of forter Director u gogoi

Hoover. The list, is an antiblack, anti-senitic,

white racist

political party headquartered in Harlotta, Georgia,

vilich is

composed of past menbers of I-lan-type orpanizations: 'TI is'

caited by br. tavard f. Ficlas mio is NSRI National Seczetary.

The load article is captioned "FLI Turned Into Secret

folice:". It discusses a lengthy wiiten report allegedly given

by

former FEI Assistant to the Director Willian C. Sullivan to the

White House,

'in which Sullivan "revcaled" former Director lipover

"was not of sound mind in his last years"; how Director loover

allopedly "kept files on Congressmen and blacimailed them"; and

how the rol allegedly comitted Illogal acts in "prosecuting white

Patriots" for many years.

The article alleges that fortier

Thite House aide John Dean Illigave a copy of Sullivan's report

to the Senate Watergate Connistee (SIC); however,

the SiC hes

allegedly suppressed it. leaders are urged to mite their

Congression and the SiC demanding release of the "Sullivan Report.."

The orticle further alleges the FBI has 'been "urceking

patriotic organizations" miln only "riving lip service to the fight

against concunten,!" and lins coverienced a!

"loss of reputation."

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icrocand co lie. W. E. Fannall

Iis::

Their: Ine:-IDI Articlop f

Apponsing in Februrry, 1074,

Iscue Ci

lictionni States Tirats Forty (E5RI))

Norsparce "The Thunderbolt"

It says a cond erists to repoal entinu and similar laws tint

enalile icdoral. renes to "impose a police stnte.". An anniory

is nade becuen alloges 181 seprics and inosian "accrot police::

tootior.: The erticin closes by ging scoders to refuse to

auster questions Exon "federal sgonts."

The second atticleis e reprint fron the "Atlanta

¡Journal," 5/15/73 issue, by Jack Mcison, captioned TEl's Hoover

Called !liot 02 Sound llind.'"| The article essentially stetes

that wiretap files loented by the FlI in a White House safo tore

kept fro fomier Plureter loquer Ececuse le vas "not of scund

mind in his last yeors." Fomen IBI official Killim Sulliven

reportedly turned the files over io then Assistant. Attorney General

Robert liardian, befoc "Hoover Forcad Sullivan to retare rou

the FDI on October 6, 1971," since the late Director "could'

not be trusted to keep the roconds confidontial."" Sullivan is

quoted as saying former Director Hoover las & master. blaciziniler:.

with considorabln finesse, despite the deterioration of his nind,"

The third article is ceptioned "MI Francup Fails."

It relatco that George M, loover, a menber of the Secret-Ary

Organisation (310) mes convicted last year of firing into tie

home añ a "inexist radical" Óf Son Diego, Celifounie, This

conviction ras overtumod on agpeal on the basis the jury alouie

have been Infomed the sole tritness tostliying aminat docvcr

To a inaid all Infomant."' This infomunt 15 identifice ca

icaId Barry Godfrey, end the article allagos Codasey "constantly

encouragod violence," mo "alloicd" by die iBI do merlici,sic in

acts of violence, and used "entregment". to involy iloover 17

the shooting incidont. it is statcd thic succiqueui appont ly

Hoover of hie "francup" is in "oststending victoty for fatriots

averyera," and copoong "how inr Goverment agents will so to

vican potriotic grougs."

COLTINU.2"- CVER

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1. 2. Find 11

Ilmoe. Anti-itt

Articles!

Arieding in February, 1974, Iscue Of

National Stutes lights ferty Gint

Henspeper "the Thunderbolt"

SA0 1s a now dofunct orannization forned in.

San Diago, California, 11 1S71 as sn anticomunist, percuilitary

Prong.

Mo interüed to conduct Intulligener-sype investigations

and so offer unben Morcillal trining for use against /10st-ving.

groups and suspected encies of the U. S."

Godfrey was a San Dicgo Division entrcmist informant. from

12/6/G& to 11/20/72. lie ventargeted to penetrate the 540 and.

subsequently becane a SAO londer.. We have no confimed information

and these allegations vere refuted os explained in open court.

Godfray's testinony vas: insthmental in achioving successful

prosecucions arainst several 540 nembers, and thereby producing:

the domise of the SAO.

Copies of the abové three articles are attached.

ACTIC:

None.

for infomation. This newspaper has

a small

circulation aimed at its white hate membership. We are not refuting

the allegations therein as toido so would serve no useful purpose

and would merely prompt the NSRP to prolong these attaces.

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UNITED STATES GO

Memoran

""MENT

SAC,- SAU DIEGO (170-286)

DATE:

3/22/77.

FROM

..

SA STEVEIT L. CHRISTEUSEN

SUBJECT:

• INFORMANT

on 3/21/71 informant advised that while driving

to his place of ernlorent at approximately 7:30 All that morning,

he observed, while on DiS,

passing through la tesa

bound, that he was being followed

by an ader nodel Lincoln

He said this vehicle was very destinctive in that

the top and the front doors vere painted dart blue with large

white stars while the rest of the

car was painted in red and

white strives.

Le said. the vehicle followed him to In 5,

then to the Ardath Road exit along which infomant attempted

several evasive maneuvers without being able to lose the

other car.

•

Informant said he final ly stoned alongsido the

road whereuson the Lincoln stopped in the same block ahead

of him.

re siad both he and the other ariver got out and he

boserved the other was

armed shover with a metal club.

Informant said ke but his hand in the pocket of his

though be had a pistol end told the oiler person da det

back in his car or he would shoot.: Haaariza the individual

conplied, mumbling

sorething about being unratriotic and tere

being a lot of hostilities today. Informant describea this

person as a snites raie, ¿2 years di age,

wearing a

pony tail

and Fu lanchu mustache.

Le had a 3 ree white husker cog in

„she car.

Fe said

the car was a 1958 model with falifornia

licônse iDE 762.

Informant advised he was subsequently contacted.

at work by Detective RO:DE of the PD tho advised the other

driver had filed a complaint against infomant for threat

with a roadly weapon.

le also complained informant had

made an obscone résture

to nim in la lesa which he returned

and then followed him 30 miles to find out why he did it.

RONDE caid the complainant's name is

and he indicated he had borrowed the car froma triora.

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55

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stion outside your Committee.

Its use is hmited to offeria. proccerings bu

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

ul without the express approval of the FBl..

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PONDE Said STANLEY would have to return to the 2D to indicate

whether he wisred to nross

charges against infomant, and,

in vicir of circumstances as reported o y informant, doubted

any thino nore woula

come of the maiter.

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Memoran im

: SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286)

DATE:

7/28/71

FROM : SUPERVISOR ANTHONY J. MALONEY, JR.

INFARMANT

RM - MTNUTEME:

Re San Diego airtel to the Bureau dated 7/28/71.

amarant

On 7/28/71, 'Ir. and lers. CHARLES GODFREY, the

parents ofini.

-we?, telephonically advised that they had

discussed with their son their son's possible relocation

to Boise, Idaho.

The parents stated that they were not satisfied

with the possibility of their son's relocation to Boise and

elt that in audition to the relocation, the fBI should secur

job for car in Boise comparabl

• to the $12,000 a year

Jos ne presently holds at San Diego.

Informant

passinant

Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES GODEREY intend to move to

• Hawaii for health

reasons in the near future and suggeste

the possibility of relocating an

-i to that state inds-

as they feel there is an abundance of U. S. Government

jobs in Honolulu, one of which the FBI could get for their

son without too much difficulty.

During this conversation, Mr. GODFREY mentioned

that he has many

"friends" in Washington whom he would be

glad to contact if it was

felt it would help the EBl to help

his son.

being

that if the

might seek the assistance of his "friends' nor mashington.

It was pointed out to the parents that as of 7/26/71,

their son indicated that all he desired was relocation to

Boise, but that their feelings in this matter would be made

a matter of record.

No assurance of any sort was made to the parents

and informant

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nation outside your Committee.

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FROM:

SUBJECT:

UNITED STATES GO MENT

•Memorancom

SAC; SAN DIEGO (170-236)

DATE: 7/29/71

SA, STEVEN LA CHRISTENSEN

informant

RM • MM

Informant was recontacted this date. He advised he

has continued to give the ratter of relocation considerable

thought.

He pointed that his parents have, for some time,

been trying to convince him of the desriability of moving to

Hawaii.

He explained that his parents have resided and visited

in that state several times and are contemplating moving there

permanently in the near future for health and business reasons.

He stated that he still feels that ndtwithstanding

the foregoing, relocation at Boise, Idaho, would be more

advantageous for him.

He advised he would appreciate assistance

from the Bureau in finding employment there.

Source further advised that on 7/27/171 the points.

•required for selling a house with an FHA loan on it rose from

2 to 8. He said that his original estimate of the amount re

quired for his move would, accoräingly, be a little low.

**..

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

nation outside your Committer.

Its are is limited to oficial proceedings by

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

nel without the express approval of the FBI..

170=251-49

SENNED.

1 = SD 170-286

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It 15 noted that ani

men that source

drives a 1949 imbler derican,

Fenerally :?ooh die description

of

she shooting vehicle

as previously furnithen to tre

police.

jource has explained

that he was roluctant to discuss this

ratter in its entirety

in previous telephonic pontacts alth writer timin

as am wife was present at the tire

and he dia not isa to upset her unnecessarily. He statea

that the incident had come as

corplete surprise to him,

and that he had ho intention or desire to take any action

at BOFi.?'s residence other than to

obtain whatever information

was'

available in as disorest a manner as possible. Ze said

he is estrerely upset and dismayed at the

turn of events

and would like to anà his

association with these incividuals,

but, as before, could see no practical way of doing so at this

time.

It is noted that Informant has been repeatedly

cautioned on previous occasions to avoid becoming directly

involvea

In any activities which might result in personal

injury or death for any individual.

Saurce has wholeheartedly

agreed with

this and has consistently furnished all information

!

In his possession regarding the possioility of such incidents

occuring.

writer believes that source was totally unaware

that

hoovar migat shoot into the house Before the incident

Source has been advisea to avoid all

future contact with HoovSR, as much as possible, and has

agreed that this would appear

to be tre

best course of action.

He advised

that to the bast of his lowlege, only he and

HOOVER are presently avare of the incident.

He said it is

his understanding

the sun involved

has been permanently dis-

pösed of. source pointed out that the incident appears to

have caased HOOVER to become quite "fires up"

and to be ready

for a violent confrontation with the police if he should be

approached on tie matuer.

Source said he doubts HOOVER will

discuss the matter with anyone else but cannot be sure of

this.

e said thatascoton has never been interviewed before

by law enforcerent and vould advised against such an inter-

• view in vien or his

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aSsEPMA (61 C77) 108-11.0

UNITED STATES GOW

VMENT

Memorandum

TO

: SAC (170-286)

DATE: 5/16/714

FROM : SA FARL M. PET DISEN

SUBJECT:

HOWARD BARRY GODFRIE

INFORMATTN CONCFRNING

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY has applied for a position as Arson

Investigator for the state of Callfornia.

He scored the top

grade in his test and is now being investigated by the

• California

Bureau of Investigation for this position.

He Is presently working

for the state of California in a similar positon. SA FRANK M.

THOMPSON, CBI is conducting the investigation:

The

following information which has all been made public

was given to sA THOMPSON upon authority of the SAC:

Dianed

HOWARD BARRY GUDFREY, Born July 1, 1943, at Portsmouth,

224/07

England, was an informant of the fBI from August 10, 1967.

to November Il, 1972:

He reported to the San Diego office.

This service was entirely voluntary on his part.

Juring

this

period of time he furnished a volume of highly reliacle informatico

about right wing type groups such as the Minutemen and the

Secret Army Organization. He was

MELODR UTILEAN ENCIS VAROPAO intended to

reimbursed for his service

In amounts ranging samx up to $250.00 per month.

On June 22, 1972, GODFREY iurnished information indicating

that one WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC intended to komb Genies Massage

Due to the poisibility of loss of lite

if

combing was

carried out, it was decided to make GODFS 5Y

comb in the Guild Theatre in San Diego on June 19, 1972.

As a

resust of information furnished by GODFRiY, a number of persons

were tried and couvicted and large quantities of firearms,

explosives and

ammunition waBe recovered.

The names of individuals arrested tried and convicted was

given to SA THOMPSON.

T'his document is prepared in response to soul request ant is not for dissemi-

EMP: EmPnation outside your Committee.

I's ose i: l'mint to '::

a proceedings by

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

nel without the express approval of the FBI :

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UNITED STATES G

INMENT

Memorana

um

TO

:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-235)

DATE: 1/13/72

EROM :

SA STEVER L. CHR-322H35N

"SUBJECT:

•informant

EM - M:

On 1/12/72 Informant was contacted by writer at

which time he furnished the following information.

Recently the Secret Army Organization prepared and

distributed a special bulletin regarding PETER GEORGE BOHMER.

Response from Right Wing sympathizers to this bulletin has

been very encouraging and consequently, on 1/5/72, source was

given an assignment by JaRRy dim Davis, leader or the sao,

to conduct a surveillance of the residance of 30mrin at 5155

the purpose of obtaining additional

intelligence information, such as license plate numbers and

descriotions of occupants. Mum not

this information was to be used in the preparation or a future

In order to avoid going on this assignment alone,

source contacted GEORGE M. HOOVER, an associate of members of

the SAO, and requested that he accompany source..

Source and

HOOV3?

arrived

in the vicinity of 30a. 2's residence at about

3:15 Pr burt evenins, matched

be nause for a period of tires

went so far as to piece murane an aü sticker on the tront

door of the house.

inforant aivised that at no time did he

assumed the house to bave

Source advised that prior to going home he drove

by the house one last time.

He said that hoover, who always.

has one or more pistols with him at all times, made a staterent

about the house, exact nature unrecalled, pointed a pistol out

the passenger window of the car, and

fired two shots at the

matle, Jamed, airland that iortunately tine pistol 1200e

In win third shot or he feels cartain

would

Source said le tien

Jolled at T0C!E? "What

ind then smar

257 Sarasi

as quickly is

3D 170-235

ABDIE EXCISIONS WERE

Thip deement is prepared in espaise to you renest an is not methin FILiD

l's use is linited to oricial proceedinadA i

(Dour outside and the wittent may not a dislosed i te shorted enou

pol without the express approval of the f.l

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SUBTLOT:

OPTIONAL MOM NO: 10

MAY IDI EDITINI

GIA FEMA (11 C51) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GO

INMENT•

Memorandum

SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286)

DATE:

7/30/74

UNCLASSIFIED

LOS ANGELES (157-8214) (RUC)

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY

EM - SAO

00: San Diego

Englosed tor San Diego is a copy of a Los Angeles

County Jail Booking and Property Record pertaining to arrest

also one copy of a letter dated 7/5/73

"The Door"

, Post Office Box

2022, San Diego, California, from JERPY BUSCH.

. Also enclosed is

an FD-306 containing information received Fom LA 6993-Eon

11/28/72 which was not previously furnished to San Diego.

On 7/11/74,

Officer TOM GREEP, Los Angeles County

Sheriff's Office (LACSO), Intelligence Division,

advised that

LOUIS JACKSON, a Negro, born 1/13/43, in Texas,

had been

arrested by the LACSO on a traffic warrant charge but released

as not being the person named in the warrant.

When JACKSON was

picked up, he had a jacket, which he said belonged to one ERIC.

In the pocket of the jacket was found a letter,

a copy of which

is enclosed.

Officer GREEP said that JACKSON

said he knew nothing

about the letter.

JACKSON advised that ERIC lived in Playa

Del Rey in the Los Angeles area.

Officer GREEP said he woull pro-

vide copies of the bocking record and letter.

On//16/74, a copy of the booking record and letter

were received by the los angeles Office from Officer GREEP by

that JACkSON's true tane was LOUIS TACKlOOD.

They are being enclosed. GREEP also sent a note advising

San Diego will note that the letter contains, among •

other matters, extensive information regarding HOWARD BARRY

GODFREY.

G - San Diego (Bnc.

(3) (RM)

• Los Angeles (Sq. #6)

ANC/met

(3)

This document is prepared in response lovem rarest alls ant for disarme mono.

nation outside your Committee.

129-296-160

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Los Angeles is taking no further action with -

reference to the contents of the letter.

In view of the

letter's contents, it is suggested that San Diego review

it carefully and take any steps believed necessary.

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i a drin.

• Fon Eddy; Geor

Mitchell Hoover.

It has been ascertained that at this time Run

Eddy of

Poray

Inot interested in trying to form or lead any type of security force

or any right ving extremist group. When asked by James K. Yarner

I Ios Angeles (via Dennis Loso of Escondido) if he rould do his,

day stated that he would like to see the formation of a Security

lorce with teeth in it but does not consider himsell to bè enough

•I & leader to do it himself.

Wnile declining to lead a Security Force, Eddy did say that

the only way to stop FBI infiltration of rightist groups would be

'or one of the infiltrators to "vind up in the river" soneday. Eday

Lo positive that Ion Knight's San Diego unit of the Nazi Party has

regular FBI infiltrator. The only three men of whom he is not sus

picious are lackey waheficld, Ray. Wilson and Gerald Smith. Said Eddy,

"Those three men dropped out of the thing and so I ligure they're okay

but you can bet that the fins is still in there pushing".

Ioso said that the whereabouts of people like Barry Godirey

should be learned and they snould be telephoned and intimidated.

Bady said he thinks such intimidationg would be a waste of time and

that people like Godfrey should be killed.

kickey Wakefield of Say

Marcos went along with iddy's suggestion. Ron Eddy also mentioned

haring had an encounter with an fBI agent named Peterson in San Diego

but did not elaborate.

Eddy firmly believes that any man who connits hirself to one

organisation in the far Right should not be involved with others.

He says he vould be very suspicious of anzone tiho is. He 1s 3150

somewhat suspicious of lom Inight. He says that Joe Brinker save

Knight the name of a man Interested In Nazism and two weeks later

the FBI interviered the man. 'Also, Eddy wonders how knight saved

his federal job in the face of his continued Nazi activities.. Eady

Ieels that arr regular rightist extremist wio stays on with the lazi

Party now must warrant heavy suspicion of being an FBI informant.

On Friday night, January 31, 1975 Ron Eddy net fon Metzger of

Fallbrook los the first time. letzger showed dady sone pictures and.

slides of Mer Christian Crusade activitics and the

tro seemed to h1t

It off pretty well, ictiger told Eady, wakefield and loso of a visit

he received at his home on January 17s 1975 from agents of the Internal

Retenue Service. He said the agents were nervous.

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Georre Kitchell jor

Here is one last

bit of infornation. The New Christian Crusade

people are very concerned about the imprisonment of George Hoover of

the Secret Army Organization. At one of their banquets the iCC had

four unoccupied places set at the table which were in honor of four

men whom they hold to be absent heroes. These four men were Joe McCart:

George Hoover, Charles Lindbergh and a man named R. Miles.

Anyway, it has been learned that a man whom fom Metzger knows

is going to take a dossier of the Hoover case to some congressman

In Washington, D.C. who is part of a committee currently scheduled

to investigate the FBI. The dossier consists of newspaper clippings

and other material pertaining to Hoover's activities in the SAO, his

arrest, conviction, appeal, etc. They are hoping to stir up a big

publicity stins to give the FBI a bad name due to Barry Godfrey's

setivities and in so doing hope to effect an eventual release of Hoover

Irom prison. By the way, the MCC people do not refer to Hoover by.

his correct name. For some reason they all call him Mickey Hoover.

That is about all for now. I hope this will be of sone help

1O JOU.

iNfORmANT

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fon Eddy of poway states he has all of the coming week off and that

desires to accompany "akefleld and Fnight to their scheduled trial

I disturbing the peace on liednesday, November 21, 1973. Eddy also.

selterated his hope that bail on George Hoover will be lowered suffic-

lently to get his out. Eddy said he would be rilling to borrow mores

Prom his credit union and put up the equity in his house as collateral

to get Hoover out of jail. Eddy says that the only way to prevent people

from serving as informants for the FBI is to make examples of some of

them. Eddy believes that Hoover would murder Earry Godfrey If he could

find him and I think he is hoping sonething life that will happen.

When it becomes necessary for Godfrey to return to San Diego, I cannot

over-emphasize the importance of maintaining heavy security for him.

If he thought he had half a chance of getting away with 1t, I belleve

Eddy himself would murder Godfrey just to "make an erample".

That is about all that is own to have happened in the past couple

of days. I hope it is of use to you.

INfORMANT

•This document is prepared in respanse te your request and is not for dissemi-

nation outside your Committee.

nol without the express approvil of li ful'.

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UNITED STATES C

'ERNMENT

Memorandim

!

: SAC, SAN DIEGO

DATE:

9/3/70

•: SA C. JORDAN NAYLOR'• (170-286)

! INFORMANT

At 8:30 a.m. on 9/3/70, informant advised he had

received the following information relative to President

NIXON's visit to Coronado on this date:

LILA BUCK and a group of approximately 50 "right-

wingers' have organized themselves and plan to meet on the

corner of 12th Street and Orange Street, Coronado, between

9:00 and 10:00 a.M., 9/3/70, to attract

attention

regarding

'their protest because President. NIXON has refused to see

Reverend MC INTYRE (phonetic).

Specific plans of the group

are unknown except for the fact they plan to attract the

President's attention to the Reverend MC INTYRE matter:

Further details unknown.

The Message Information Center, telephone number

232-6521, has been encouraging all "left wingers" to meet in

front of

the Del Coronado Hotel between 9:00 and 11:00 a.m.

on 9/3/70. A cadre has been organized to walk through the

crowd to attempt to stir up trouble.

This is to occur in

connection with the "yippie dope-in," which is to occur auring

the day.

Informant said he will be attending activities at

Coronado during the day and will immediately contact Agent.

NAYLOR or Agent CHRISTENSEN to furnish details of any

demonstrations which come to his attention..

(I-170-286

1 - 100-15317

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REPORT BY JERONE

On August 7, 1970

.....

Yesterday, August 6, 1970, I went to watch

,the liational Yiovie Day at Disneyland. Many long hairs

and hippie type people were at the gate and parking lot

all day long but there were

never enough those at one

time to make a big croud and most left after milling

around for a nhile.

It appeared that they just did not

have enough ironey to get in..

FRANK YACOPIC, JERRY TARTAGLIO and others got

in using Press Cards from the Anaheim Bulletin. Also unere

WaS ZUGIE BROWN from the Orange County Hue Press,, STEVE

FRANKS ITOR VIVA

and many other rignt wingers fron the

Orange county area. The group ten several hundred photo-

gra is and shot two rolls of movie films.

The only serious incident occurred at about

6:30 pom., when 500 or 400 yippies got together and started

marching from place to place in Disneyland. There weze

several scuffles with the police who were called in at

about 7:00 p.n., and one girl

was yelling "Kill the Pig,

Kill the Pig.

The yippies made an attempt to tear down the

flag in the fort out JEPRY TARTAGLIO and "CHUCK" stood

against the flag pole and stopped them.

one ai the apparent leaders

of the yippies was

about 45 years old with long hair and beaas.

He got into

a scuffle with the police and a cop grabbed

him by the

hair, which caine right off showing hin to be very bald.

It looked to me as if there would have been

serious trouble if the yippies had been able to get a few

more people in there.

However, they backed sight down

when they were confronted by the police. A lot of threats

were made and obscenity used.

During the day I noted about six yippies in front

of the gate with 15 - 20 ticket books passing out tickets

to other yippies to get in. Someone put out a lot of

money foi a lot of yippies

to get in.

Jerome

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6/8/70

Jerome

a doé...

It has been learned that with the help of BARRY

GODFREY, BILL CLAY moved last Friday, June 5, to his new

apartment at 4113 Ingraham, San Diego. This

is supposed

to be Ingraham Villa.

No one is supposed to know about this

address.

CLAY had a

large quantity of personal belongings

and junk to move and has rented a garage near Second and

Ivy (between Ivy and Juniper on the east side of Second

there is a row of four garages and CLAY has the second from

the left) where he is storing some of this stuff.

oLy It was also learned that GEORGE HOOVER waS at BILI

CALY'S new apartment Friday evening and was in a talkative

mood as he was dead drunk. HOOVER apparently works at the

same place as SAll DAVIS. HOOVER Said DAVIS was recently

in Texas on vacation and coming back his automobile broke

down at Gila Bend, Arizona, and HOOVERlad to go out there to

assist him. Their boss at the fence company, is also supposed

to be a Minutemen and HOOVER and DAVIS are probably getting

some of their explosives from the fence company.

HOOVER now uses a .45 Automatic Pistol which he even

takes to bed with him. He claimed his boss recently put

up $400 to get him out of some legal trouble.

HOOVER Said he had been living with a girl (NFI)

who in the recent past, had walked out on him and had said

she was going to contact the FBI. HOOVER seemed to be

worried about this.

HOOVER was getting more drunk all the time and

began rambling about "the ranch" where he lives. He said he

had just moved out of the hotel into one of the smaller

houses on te ranch.

He kept talking about his horse and

asked CLAY to call

"WILLIE" at the ranch and ask him to feed

the horse.

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27; 1970

BY JEROME

I was talking to BILL CLAY lust Saturday.

He seemed agitated and said he had neoder to use a

(MM) leader

and that he wanted

this done to attract Federal

attention in order to protect somerne else in the

background.

He is still talking about a new Right Wing

organization and claimed to have contacts with groups

in 11 western states and said these people are trying

to establish a communications network and said the

name American Resistance Movement (ARM) had been

selected for this organization.

CIAY got to talking about DE PUGH and said he

had been aware ot DE PUGH's whereabauts when he was in

hiding.

He said he now has reason to believe TROY HOUGHTON

may still be alive and probably connected with ArM.

He

said he believes HOUGHTON may have wanted out of the MiM

organization, for some reason, and had to disappear to do so.

CLAY also talked about setting up a meeting with

the Leftist student group at University of California at

San Diego during the regular week and he would like himself,

BARRY GODFREY, SAM DAVIS, and GEORGE HCOVER to meet with

four students

from that group.

I have learned that HOOVER always carries a

savage .380 pistol when he is away from home.

DAVIS

usually camies a 300 or 32 automatic pistol, CLAY

usually has a.

22 automatic pistol, FRANK YACOPEC always

ras a .32 MAB,

"The Judge" (JERRY BUSH) usually has a

• 380 automatic pistol, and PETER RUPLINGIR carries a

• 22 MAP.

ON MAY 26, 1970

BY JEROME

I have learned there is a new information center

at UCSD, similar to Messenger Information Center.

It has

been in

operation about two months and you reach it by

dialing 453-EDNA. This information center is simply called

EDNA.

Jerome:

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ON MAY

1970,

BY TEROLE

Bowl at

Today, I went to a meeting at the Greek

State College to find out about the march route

for the anti-var demonstration to ba held tomorrow.

There were about 60 people in attendance at the meeting

which started about 3:00 Pil.

These included BILL COATS,

ALAN ST/CLIFT, FREITJOF, THYGESON, GARY GULLEY, JACKQUELYNE

TU BURG, and a

reverend from the Wesleyan Foundation.

There was a big hassle about the choice or tha

march route; the cric wanted to march Irom Horton Plaza in

downtown San Diego, along Broadway

to the 1lth Naval District:

Headguarters for some speeches and then to the old ferry

landing for a rally.

SMs and the other students voted this down and

CMC almost walked out. A long debate followed resulting

considerable uneasiness between CMC and SPIC. ALAN STANCLIFE

was selected as monitor captain.

Afterwards, I went with BILL CLAY to Grossmont

College where another anti-var rally was taking place and

picked up some leaflets, which are attached.

We noted that they were passing out free food.

BILI CLAY went and got some syringes and FRAUK YACOPEC

bought some pickles which wero injected with rubbing

alcohol and castor oil and were passed out to the students

Who were seen eating them. It is not noted if any of

them became 111.

FRANK YACOPEC set fire to a trash can in a rest-

room to cause a little extra excitement.

After this, we

‚arove by the People's Commune and saw three male individuals

wearing Army helmets.

gorome

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MAY 7,

BY JEROME

Some Peace and Freedom Party petitions

were being circulated, (attached).

FRANK YAKOFEC, me peace attached),

I have learned, that BILL CLAY, BARRY GODFREY

FRANK YAKOPEC, and BONNIE 'NORMAiT went to a rally in UCSI

last night.

I learned there was

an Individuad there, who'is an Ass stant District Attorney

named WALLACE or WOLCOTT who was legal adviser to those

present.

WARREN NEILSEN was in attendance. They had

bonfire going and were smoking pot and were passing the

wine and beer around.

There were approximately 500-600

people present at the start, and only about 100 left

at midnight, all of whom were very drunk.

persone

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MAY 3, 1970

BY JERONE

BILL CLAY

Tonight, I learned that Fad suCes

and BARFLY GODFREY were on the UCSD campus and

put up sone phoney leaflets about Demonstrator's,

Incorporated (a copy of which is attached), ana

• some red dye was supposedly dumped on the fountain

on Revelle College.

perome

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MAY 1, 1970

BY JEROME

Today, I went with "The Judge" to see MORRIS

KOMINSKY is an order man, 60-70 years of age,

blue eyes. He weights 160-170 pounds, has poor

posture, is he slouches and has a pot belly.

From his

statements,

I gathered that he is very much in favor of

what the San Diego Street Journal is doing. He said he

gave all his records to ine street Journal

and claimed

that it took 5 Street Journal starf members 8 hours to

copy his notes of the san diego area alone. He claimed

he had much more information on Right Wing activities

in America and claimed he has spent five years researching

information for his new book which will be called "Count

Down, USA.

He said the first volume of this book which

will be an expose on fascism in the United States, will

be 800 pages long and the second volume will be 1300 pages

long.

He seemed to be pleased to talk about his work and

as we reported ourselves to be fans of the street Journals

opposed to fascism, he talked quite freely.

He told us of contacts he has in the San Diegn

Police Department, of the san Diego District Attorney's

Office, and also claimed to have a source of information

San Diego FBI Office.

KOMINSKY said he formerly had high pleced friends

in Government and claimed he had been visited at his home.

in Elsinore by Presidents of the

United States such as

TRUMAN, EISENHOWER, and KENNEDY.

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÷1970

BY JEROME

I met.an interesting individual at BILL CLAY's

house last night.

"The Judge" and his

first name is JERRY. He i's about 5'10"

to 5'11"

230 pounds, has heavy built, ruday complexion and 1s

ta11,

5-45 years

old.

He has black hair which is receding,

a pug nose, round face and heavy jovels.

He carries

a brown and

•32 automatic pistol a.d is apparently

ar excellent shot.

He said he spent 8 years in military intelligence

following which he worked for the CIh and then for the FBI

ät San Diego as an informant. He cleimed he las a paid

assassin for the CIA. He

seemed to be highly intelligent

and I was told he vas good at make-up and voice imitations.

He said he had worked at Hollywood as a bit player.

He claimed that when he worked for the FBI

at san Diego, he was assigned to watch TROY HOUGHTON

and that he quit at about the time of the watts riot

in Losingeles.

He said he was never a close acquaintance

of HOUGHTON but he had followed HOUGHION a lot and

came to the personal conclusion HOUGHTON was a Communist...z

He seems almost to have convicted CLAY of this also.

As CLAY stated, he had verified that HOUGHTON

had been meeting some known members of the Communist

Party. BUSH and CLAY were thinking DE PUGH may have

become aware of this ana

had HOUGHIoN eliminated.

If

this is so, CLAY said he was thinking about contacting

DE PUGH and humbly apologize for mo trying

• to break away

from the national Mi organization.

"The Judge" is supposed to be from Virginia, although

he has no accent, and apparently hates colored people. He

speaks fluent German and Spanish.

CLAY stated he believes one of the leading Ieftists

In the area is MORRIS KOMINSKY who lives at. 400 Last Franklin

Street, Elsinore, ralifornia.

He has written a book which

Is being advertised in papers like the Iree Door and the

Street Journal.

KOMINSKY allegedly moved in high circles

in the Federal

and local Governments aù one time and has

supposedly been visited on numerous occasions, high placed

Government people, including Congressien, Senators, and Pres=-

dents such as IRUN, EISENHOVER, and sENNED.

cLay said he wants some local Right wing neonle

to visit KOMINSKy and somchow get his signature.

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JEROME

A demonstration began today at San Diego State

College and students from the school took over part of

the administration building and at one time there were

close to 700 students there with more expected to arrive

after 4:00 p.m, when classes were out. It has the earmarks

of lasting for a long time.

The demonstration was touched off at about noon

by a speech given by KARL KELLER at a rally on the library

Joan.

The students are protesting administrative action

taken by the school against four professors there.

including apples, oranges, carrots, punch

and loaves of bread is being passed around in the building

and is apparently being prepared at the Wesleyan Foundation

Building.

Signs have been put up in the building indicating

that the restrooms have been "liberated" and are now co-educational

Some marijuana was

seen being passed out free. About 100

students have elected to stay. over night and

are going home

in shifts to obtain sleeping bags and other items.

The demonstration appeared to be well planned and

some organizers, including KHETTA ALEXANDER IOr one, were

seen communicating with walkie-talkies. Other persons

observed taking part in the demonstration wee RON BREEN,

STEVE NYSTROM, BERNIE SENTER, ALAN STANCLIFF, SUKUMO and

FRIETJOF THYGESON.

3/16/70

JEROME

I stopped by State College about 11:00 p.m. last

night. There were about 75 students in the halls of the

administration building who were painting 30' long banners

and placing them on the walls of the administration building.

They were also printing leaflets announcing a rally at noon

today on campus.

LEON NOWER was observed there holding hands

with a young girl.

BERNARD STREIFF, the french student

who claims to have participated in the french student

revolt, was also there.

Jerome

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REPORT OF JERONE

February 5, 1970

I learned today that FRANK YAKOPEC found a

. dead skunk on the road yesterday which he picked up,

placed in a cardboard box, which he then wrapped in

•plastic bag, and born paper on the outside.

a

He mailed

• this package from the Del Mar Post Office yesterday

addressed to JAN DIEPERSLOOT at the Peoples Commune.

He was told that the Minuteren are going

to try to begin printing a news leaflet that publi-

cizes names and activities of interest amoung the left

wingers.

I talked to PAUL RULINGER this morning

who said he would like to get sume kind of harassment

•going again

against Professor MARCUSE at UCSD.

RUPLINGER

also said that his son PETER RUPLINGER has a close

personal friend who ne

knows has been informing on both

left and right wingers for the FBI, for about a

year.

RUPLINGER said he intends to make this person's

name

no intens

known to a number of people so as to destroy his

-_ activities as an informant.

Jerome

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"MORT BY JEROME

digust 27, 1970

in clained to have been part of a lilitary underground

•organization since 1927, which was sürong because of

fears in the Military of Communist takeoves in this

countiy.

He told me that AVG actually stands for

American Voluntees Goverment.

He explained that

lates on the organization felt a need for an above-

ground front organization and

so established the American

Volunteer Group, with HEDRIC "BUD" JOHNSON as the lea er

and with an lavisory Council of 13 lilitary officers.

•These included Commandez BALDORE who sefused to go to

Vietnam because

the Governent would not fight to win,

General "CHESTY" PULLEN, General CUSTIS LE lAt, and

others.

According to InkLy, membership in imerican

Volunteei Groups was to be opened to civilians. but

-

restricted only to those referred to the organization

by the Military Council and those who were already

members.

When "SUD" JOHNSON died, under mysterious

circuistances, JOHN ZElANGC and his secretary, HELEN

ZEMANEC and GuiT then thren the

menship men tache general public upon which he

Milltasy Council dropped out, and as far as the Military

Is concerned, that part of AVG is now defunct.

LetiLy told ne that the name A. DUNN which

appears on old AVG bulletins and lette head stationery.

1s a pseudony for a woman fron Seattle. He saia she

Is an agent ior a private investigative erous which

has its headquarteis on the east coast.

This investi-

jacive gious can by a former fBI Agent naned ram

CAPELo phonetic and investigates left wing activities.

CAPELO is suppose to be in the San Diego area

1n the near future, and Lily said he would seich ie

to hiil for possible enployient as an Agent on the west

coast.

1

Gerome

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"PORT BY JEROI

August 27, 1970

This morning I was talking to General WILLIAM

IniTY who lives at 1536 Glorietta Place, Coronado.

•Ic clained to have been part of a Military underground

•organization since 1927,

which was sürong because of

Icars in the Military of Communist takeoves in this

country.

He told ne that AVG actually stands fos

Anerican Volunteer Government.

He explained that

-i adlater on the organization felt a need for an above-

ground front organization and so established the American

Volunteer Group!

with LEDRIC "SUD" JOHNSON as the lea er

and with an Advisory Council of 13 Military officers.

•These included Comander BALDORE the Lefused to go to

Vietnam because

the Government would not fight to win,

General

"CHESIY" PULLER, General CUSTIS LE MAY, ano

others.

According to LITY, membershio in American

Volunteer Groups wes to be opened to civilians but

-

restrictea only to those referred to the organization

by the Military Council and those who were already

members.

When "sUD" JOHNSON died, under mysterious

circuistances, JOHN ZElANDC and his secretary, FELIN

Grant, took ovei.

ZEMANEC and GiANT then threw the

mendership open to the

general public upon which the

Milltary Council dropped out, and as far as the Military

is concerned, that part of AVG is now defunct.

LElLy told ne that the name A. DUNN which

appears on old AvG bulletins and letterhead stationery

is a pseudonyu for a woman fron Seattle.

He said she.

Is an agent for a private investigative group which

has lis headquarters on the east coast.

This

investi-

CAPELO is suppose to be in the san Diego area

In the nac future, and LiLy said he would ofei ne

to hin foi possible enployient as an Agent on the west

• coast.

Gerome

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3/18/70

JEROME

It has been 'learned the demonstration at State

College has been terminated after students and adminis-

.,tration officials reached a compromise on a future corse

. of action to be takén régarding hiring and firing of

faculty members.

perome

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CLAY passed on to me all of the stuff he

•

had been

using including blank Birth and Mari¿age

certificates, sclecuive service registration cards,

social Security Application forms, Letterhead

• Stationery fion many companies around the countiy,

BI Letterhead stationary, loems to fall but showing

receipt si liarine Coips' Good Conduct liedals.

He also

gave me a plate burner fo: making stencils foi an

off set press.

CLAY said he would contirue to give local

Minute-men any help ard support necessary both here

and in other places and

said he would set up a Post

Office Box in Las Vegas for the local Minute-ren group.

perone

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REPORT BY JEROME

September 2, 1970

I learned this afternoon from Message Information

Center that an unidentified group of individuals in the

San jiego area is preparing for a large scale anti-Vietnam

war demonstration tomorrow during the festivities sur-

rounding the visit and State dinner of

• Presidents NIXON

and ORDAZ. Apparently this demonstration 1s separate

fron the previously announced "yippie Dope-In"

at Coronado, California, tomorrow.

According to MIC plans for the demonstration call

for participants to gather in the Hotel Del Coronado

parking lot for a rally and march beginning at 9:00 A.M.

I have also learned that a large number of

right wing oriented individuals mostly older female mem-

bers of the John Birch Society will also be present

in

coronado tomorrow to carry signs and protext against left

wing groups.

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REPORT BY JEROIE

On September 4, 1970

I went over to Coronado yesterday to

watch the

parade in honor of President ITXON and

•President ORDAZ and while there I noticed six

• suspicious male indivi.uals,

three colored, to

white aid one Mexican.

They were roaning through

the crowds

trying to agitate and stir people up.

I followed them to the Del Coronado Hotel.

finally got into a Pontiac with California license

KHY 304 and I saw one or two rifles in the car.

I linediately contacted a California Highway Patrol

Officer who put this infornation out on his cai

radio.

According to PETER RUPLINGER, who was with

me, he previously doseived one of these Negro males

acting as laster.

of Cermonies when ABBY HOFFMAN appeared

at san Diego Steve College to. speak several months

ago.

-I observed the following persons at the

parade:

BONNIE ANDERSON, a white girl who is believed

to be connected with the Progressive Labor Party.

Several unidentified leaders of the Chicano

Moratorium larch at Los Angeles who were asking for

contributions for bail for the Chicanos arrested in

Los Angeles.

DALE HERSCHIER, former editor of the Doos.

IOWELL BURGAN of the San Diego Street Journal.

The orange bus which the Street Journal used

last year was

also there.

A number oi rignt wingers

Ider women carrying sighs which saia

9 - 20, nostry

" arch

for victory

at Washington, C.D., on October

3, 1970".

Jerome

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REPORT BY JEROIE

On September 8, 1970

I was talking to PETER RUPLINGER this

• morning and he told me about DEPUGH holding sane of.

the people in cages. when he was captured by the FBT.

PETER is no longer living with Professor

FRED AKERS and has tenporarily sented an apartment in

El Cajon using the name DOM FREEDMAN. He is going to

try to rent one or two. Post Office Boxes using that

name .

PETER is suppose to get married October 23,

1970, aud will then rent an apartment in his own name.

PETER told me that he, FRANK YACOPIC and

BARRY GODFREY had a meeting to make out future right

wing surategy.

It was decided that they would continue

to harassing left wing individual and organizations

but would avoid hurting anyone or getting involved in

any real violence.

PETER said that he made contact

with a person naned

"DRAVIs" who he said is a lefty

but who he is converting.

PETER SAid TRAVIS tOld hin

on september 3, 1970, about a person named R. J. WORK,

who lives on lincoln Avenue who had infiltrated

activities for the left.

He also told me about an individual at the

University of California at San Diego where a construction

worker dropped a live gallon bucket of tar fion the

filth floor oì the new hospital building into a gioup

of hippies. Appasently the bucket of tar broke and

sprayed all over the hippies.

PAUL

PIZZa RUPLINGER, posing as a prospective

buyer, went to the house at 1362 Union Surcet, San

Diego, Calitonia, on september as 1910. he sara ne

found the place was divided into four apartments,

some of which he did not see.

He said he observed

nothing wnich night possibly

have been connected with

YSA and added that the landlady told him she had

just told the tenants to get out of one of the

apartments and had re-rented it.

TRAVIS

1S TRAVIS JACKSON

374.*

Jerome

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REPORT BY JERONE

On september 21, ,1970

BARRY GODFREY told me that he contacted

papers belonging to the SDS Group at the University

of California at San Diego. CLAY apparently got

CLAY has almost compieted his pilots train-

ing anã will get a pilot's license next month.

After

that he intenas to use his license to fly various places

to carry on sight wing activities.

a possible new Minute-man member is WYNHAM

DI WYNDIAN ARTHUR HERSHAW Who lives at 1902 Guy street,

in the Mission Hills area of San Diego, with telephone

number 293-4480.

He and several other

people including

a woman named LILIA BUCK, a group fron Scott Menorial

Baptist Church and a gaoup Irom the Christin Anti-

Conmunise Crusade the leader of which is Dr. FRED

SCHWARTZ, are pianning to go to

the Victory narch

in Washington, D.C., on October 3, 1970. The group

Iron the Baptist Church is chartering an airplane

to fly there.

When I talked to BILI CLAY yesterday I told

him what I was doing at lessage Information Center and

he suggested putting some kind of listening device on

the telephone

there. He said he would start experinenting

around at work today to see what he could come up with.

He told me he has gotten ahole of some new

three strand wire which is transparent to the eye and

can only been seen under certain lighting conditions.

He said this wire is being used in some experiments

at the University of California at San Diego.

Jerome

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REPORT BY JEROME

September 24, 1970

Yesterday FETER RUPLINGER told me that the

Minutemen now have obtained the following Post office

Boxes:

1) Post Office Box 3264

La Mesa, California

In the name of HOWARD GODFREY Or MIKE MC GAN

2) Post Office Box 76

Spring Valley, California

In the name of GERALD MORAN

3) Post Office Box 2351

La Mesa, California

In the name of CHARIES THROP

Some right wing people are excited about the

STP rally on Detober 3, 1970,

and may attempt to create

a little excitement.

One of the suggestions made was to

place black powder or primacord in the cracks along the

railroad tracks over which the marchers will pass and.

Ignite it as they go by.

I learned that approximately one month ago FRANK

YACOPEC shot a large size steal nut through a window of the

Commune at and and Thorn striking a hippie inside squarely

on the side of the head.

The hipple dropped as if shot

but nothing has been heard about it since.

GEORGE HOOVER has been very quiet lately and no

what Including BIll ClAY seems to know where he is of

he is doing.

I learned this afternoon that SIP 1s going

to hold a meeting at the and and Thorn Commune at 3:00 P.M.,

today which I will attend if I can.

gerone

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10/7/70

by Jerome

JIM STEWART, the fellow who has in his possession

SYLVIA SAPIRO'S CMC mailing list, is about 19 years old, clean

cut, shori hair, seems to be very intelligent and I believe

he is a student.

He lives near the beach and it looks like he

is a person who is mainly responsible for organizing the anti-

war demonstration in San Diego on 10/31/70.

I heard some very interesting information about a

store at Julian named the Mountain Market Grocery. Apparently the

people at the store are openly advising for the Minutemen

organization and nre selling minutemen and other right-wing

literature over the counter at the store. Iñas also told

that collections for DE PUGH'S legal defense are also being

taken at the store. I will probably go. up there soon

and see

I learned from BARRY GODFREY that GLENN MOORE picked up a

hippie female hitchhiker earlier in the week.

She was

apparently very radical, but MOORE got friendly with her and she

told him thai the recent fires in the mountains were mostly

set by leftists and were part of a leftist plot.

I also learned that there is going to be a showing

of a film and a fund raising event at the Kent Theater on

10/15/70 to raiso money and to make plans for the anti-war

demonstration on 10/31/70.

..'.

Matte

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On 10/12/70

By Jerome

It has been learned that BERRY GODFREY waS

• In contact with SAM DAVIS last Saturday. Apparently

he and GEORGE HOOVER and several other people are

planning to change their names, occupations and so

on and

try to disappear.

They are supposed to be

going "north"

, however the exact location is not

known.

Their purpose in doing

this Is to start

a Minutemen Commune as a base of

operations against

the Left,

They have photographs which they claim

were taken of people at Communes in the Northern

California area wearing. fatigues and practicing with

rifles.

They will try to locate these communes

and conduct terrorist activities against them.

It was also learned that DAVIS attended a

recent gun show at El Paso, Texas. He reportedly said

he would put GODFREY in touch with his suppliers, who

can get anything in the way of weapons, ammunition

and

explosives and other articles when

he leaves.

Apparently DAVIS and HOOVER will out this

plan into effect during the first part of 1971.

•It is known that HARRY RUJA; Professor at

San Diego State College, has been more active lately.

He has been Involved in trying to organize some sit-

Ins and some protests against the arrest of LEoN NoWeR.

He looks as though he may be trying to take NOWER's place

as the radical faculty leader at San Diego State College.

It was also learned that a Datsun pickup truck

which RUJA drives to work was burned up on his driveway

last Saturday night. It is suspected that some of the

local Minutemen may have been

responsible.

It was also learned that over the last weekend

the windows at the Sunrise Book Sore were broken.

gerome

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11/3/70

By Jerome

Attached is an SMC leaflet which I recently

picked up at SDSC.

It appears that GEORGE HOOVER and SAM DAVIS

are bosom buddies.

They invited me to go to the Gunsmoke

Ranch in Harbison Canyon last Sunday.

They were both

there and I also met ROGER WILLIS.

In addition there

were three women and two other males at the ranch whose

names I did not learn.

DAVIS was In Mississippi recently and at the

ranch he was driving a green Chevrolet van with Mississippi

license F/61,2030.

He apparently broke down somewheres

in Texas one the way back and HOOVER went to rescue him.

On the ranch there 1s a pistol range.

and a

range with piano

Saples up and running targets but that

part was burned down in a recent fire.

The range is

being rebuilt.

There are also two muzzle loading cannons

on the ranch and there is a bunker or open mine shaft

type of thing in the side of ahill. I could see shoring

and supports inside but was not allowed to get close enough

•to see what it was.

-

HOODR and DAVIS were practicing quick-draw

shooting and hip shooting and are supposedly good

shots with a .45 caliber automatic pistol.

They are

always armed

at least with .22 caliber derringer pistol.

SAM DAVIS has many M-2 carbine parts which he

w1ll sell at a good price.

He gets alot of his stuff

from a place in Los Angeles, and he has approached BERRY GODFREY

asking him to stop at that place the next time he

1s in

Los Angeles and obtain some hand grenade casings. The casings

are apparently being sold for $1.00 a pise.

I learned that the house HOOVER lived in on the

ranch was

burned In the fire.

I also

learned that

there are two fellows named STAN (INU) and DAVE (LNU)

who live on the ranch.

While I was there SAM was thiring about staging a

punitive raid on the SDPD In retaliation for the arrest of

ISSAC CANTRELL.

He said however he did not know CANTRELL.

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DAVIS sald he feels that the FBI and SDPD

are communist controled and he wants to neutralize

them.

In particular DAVIS has a special hate for

Agent O'BRIEN of the FBI. He said he knows that most

of the Agents are decent people who are just doing

their job.

However he feels that O BRIEN is

persecuting the Minutemen as a vengeance and said he

would give anything to get O'BRIEN's home address

and telephone number.

DAVIS said he was going to price some tear

gas grenades and said he could get primacora in 500 feet

lengths for $30.00.

It was learned that the SMC anti-war march

11/1/70 was a complete fallure. There were only 150 - 200

people who participated in the

march, with a few more

attending the rally.

Nothing of interest happened

and the speeches given were dull and uninteresting.

I was in contact with PETER REPLINGER

yesterday. • He said there has been evidence of many

students

In the school turning against the new left

movement He said apparently the Street Journal and its

staff had been caught. in some bad lles which had caused

many students

to be disillusioned.

It was also learned that SAM DAVIS wants to order

10000 .223 caliber bullets through BARRY GODFREY's contact

which will cost $255. It was also learned that

FRANK

YACOPEC wants to order 1000 M-1 carbine bullets.

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On 10/29/70.

By Jerome

I was told "that. BERRY GODFREY was In touch

with BILL CLAY today.

CLAY claims that there have been

the beginnings of some right wing activities at UCSD.:

He said that the SDs there tried to stage a protest.

against the Marine Corps Recruiter which was

scheduled

to cure to the campus.

He said one SDS member dragged

American flag across the quad and for his efforts was

beaten up by a couple of members of a new right wing r

group at the school.

The SDS had planned to protest the number of

Negro Marines who have been killed in Vietnam, however.

the Marine Corps set a Negro Recruiter to the school"

which really threw water on their plans.

. *

According to CLAY it appears that a real confrontation

may be brewing between the conservative and

radical students.

at UCSD. It was also learned that CLAY now has his private

pilots license.

It has also ben learned that BERRY GODFREY and

other members of the Minutemen group may be present at-the..

SMC march and rally on 11/1/70.

peroome

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11/16/70

BY JEROIE

I was in contact with SAM DAVIS last Saturday

evening.

For some reason he was quite upset and was taking

about making plans for a tactical squad of six or so individuals

with which to harness and terrorize left wing sympathizers in

the San Diego area.

He said he wanted to have a meting this

coming Friday evening to try to map out some strategy.

-In

particular, he seems to want to conduct a raid on MELVIN CRANE'S

ranch. He said he would shoot the Doberman Pincers CRANE has

guarding the place, ransack the hoise then burn it down.

He was also talking about another place in Harbison

canyon, I will try to get the address later, where he claims

Communist Party meetings are being hela.

Among others, he clains

that SI CASADY and DOROTHY HEALEY (phonetic) have ceen meeting

there.

He says he wants to raid that place too.

He was also talking about a 'Doc Roberts" who he says

has many weapons contacts and who may have access to machine

guns and hand grenades. He may put me in touch with this person

later on.

• I have also been talking to FRANK YACOPEC: YACOPEC

says he has learned of a possible existence of some bunkers

which were buried and abandoned by General PATTON at the start

of the secona riorld war.

Fie says the bunkers are supposed to

still be full of ammunition and explosives.

He claimed he

was told of the existence of the bunkers by a former aide of

General PATTON. He told me that he, BILL CLAY and BARRY. GODFREY

may fly up to the location at a later date and look it over.

Apparently these bunkers are located somewhere in the desert

east of 29 Palms.

I was also in touch with PETER RUPLINGER on Saturday.

He stated he has obtained 50 hand grenade fuses and wants to

go to Los Angeles to buy 50 hand grenade casings anâ he will

then activate the hand grenades. FETER claimed he has a friend

who works at the Frontier Gun Shop in San Diego who is a

right wing individuals and is selling unregistered ammunition

and firearms.

PETER has been carrying a is caliver revolver

lately.

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I also learned that SAil DAVIS has an unknown quantity

of expendable rocket launchers with rounds which he will sell

for $25 each.

He is supposed to se looking for, anti-tank

weapons and nortars in the hundreds or thousands.

DAVIS apparently

has a brother who is also very militant and is working with him.

I am supposed to see SUTTIE HOUGHITON this evening.

She will put out 500 of the new posters and stickers (see

attached) .

The advertising from the posters and stickers has

obtained response from as far away as Ios Angeles where de a

person named FRANK W.

CORRIGAN wrote requesting information.

--

geroine

trigan's addoess

is 5653 Franklin,

Los Angela, California..

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On 12/2/70

BY JEROME

My parents, who just recently returned

from Hawall, told me about a person named ANTHONY

KAO they had been in contact with while in Hawaii.

They said KAO owns and operates a business named

Fashion Wig Imports which is located in the Ala Moana

Building on Wanaao Place in Kailua, Hawaii.

They said KAO made a number of statements

which were anti-United States and pro-communist China

In nature: They said KAO, who is Chinese, is closely

connected with many Chinese communist businessmen

and is currently trying to act as a

sponsor to help

tonigrate two men trom tairan inous finited states.

They also said he arcomich another E

man named STEPHEN SUED, of Yugoslar nationality, who

they said was trying to run for some public office in

the recent elections in Hawall.

regalem trips to Yugoslaria. d

Suca alleged g

makes

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REPORT BY JEROME

JANUARY 7, 1971

• іії.

I was talking with GEORGE HOOVER day before

yesterday. We discussed an idea which he and SAM DAVIS

have had regarding setting up a Civil War Confederate

skirmish group similar to other such groups which have

been established In other parts of the country. This

group. will be set up by HOOVER, DAVIS, STAN MoDADE, (INU)

MARTINI of the Accuracy Gun Shop, FRANK YACOPEC and BARRY

GODFREY. It is expected as many as 50 or 60 other individuals

may join the slarmish group, some who will be rightwing

oriented people and may who will be just plain gun nuts.

These will include JERRY GEIER, ROGER WILLIS and others

probably including some from the Patch and Ball Gun Shop

crowd.

I have also learned that GEORGE HOOVER and SAM

DAVIS have three operational Civil War field artillery

pieces which are located on ROGER WIIIIS! Gunsmoke Ranch

property in Harbison Canyon and may actually belong to

him. STAN MCDADE Is building a 4th artillery piece. He

has the gun carriage assembly and has ordered the barrel

for the weapon..

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According to HOOVER, the beauty of organizing

such a skirmish group is that 1t will allow the right

wingers and Minutemen to use the group as an above ground

organization and to openly drill and train with weapons.

Members would have their own uniforms and the organization

would be set up in a military fashion with officers, ranks,

etc., assigned to the members. Persons joining the

organization wili be protected from police and other

outside harassment by being assigned the name of an actual

CIvil War officer or

soldier to use while they are participating

• In the organization's activities. The existence of the

organization will also give the right wingers an excuse to

have large quantities of black powder and percussion caps

• on hand to use for their weapons.

In addition the organization could be used to

provide an honor guard to be present at local appearances

of right wing speakers and to set up counter-demonstrations

against left wing activities.

This skirmish group would be controlled and direct-

ed by an underground nucleus of 6 or 8 solid Minutemen members

who are not generally known to other members of the skirmish

group.

HOOVER and DAVIS are apparently becoming less

Interested In BILL CLAY as a member and participant in right

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wing activltles. According to them, he is too busy now

adays with his own personal affairs to be of much use.

For this reason, they have said they don't want him in the

underground group of Minuteman members who will direct

the Civil War skirmish.

It has come to my attention that JERRY BUSCH

has fallen out of favor with most of the Minutemen members

who do not like or trust him. SAM JAVIS has even threatened

to shoot him. GEORGE HOOVER still Ilkes him though and

BUSCH spends most of his weekends at the Gunsmoke Ranch with

HOOVER and WILLIS. Could their be a romance brewing?

perome.

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TO

EROM :

Memoran Jum

SAC, SIN DIEGO (170-286 A)

SA STEVEN I. CHRISTENSEN

DATE:

2/12/71.

SUBJECT:

On 2/11/71, source observed a rally on the

San Diego State College campus which began at 11:00 a.m.,

Following this,

between 500 and 1,000 students marched across the campus

chanting slogans against the current military operations

Source said following the march the cally

continued with a skit put on by a group known as the

Chicano Guerilla

Theatre. Following this a young male

Individuals namea

"SKIP"

who said he was from iDi, spoke

to the crowd urging them to harass the Marine Corps at

Camp Penaleton,

California, aring the upcoming courts

• martial of two MDH members there.

Following this a young girl got up and announced

there would be a meeting Sunday evening, 2/14/71, to plan

for a big rally on San Diego State College campus Wednesday,

2/17/71. She indicated that persons desiring to attend

the meeting should gather "down by the trees"

and from

there they would march to the meeting place.

She further stated that an additional purpose

of the meeting would be to organize a new radical group

on the San Diego State College camous which would cover

all issues rather than having several organizations each

Interested in only one specific issue.

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• 100-14046 (STANCLIFF

SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM 2/16/71 - 2/19/71)

1 - 100-13347 (SiC)

- 62-2003 (COM)

- 100-15507 (STEVE NYSTROM

• 200-14495 (STANCLIF

1 • 100-14720

(WOMENS LIB)

1 ~ 100-15337 (STARSKEY

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nation outside your Committee.

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Source also learned there was to be a closed

meeting at 3:00 p.m., on 2/11/71, to plan for the

Sunday evening meeting.

Following this the microphone was opened to

the audience but only one individual, a young male

Individual with long hair and wearing no shit or shoes,

took advantage of the opportunity.

He spoke against

carrying the Viet Cong flag and against trying

• to destroy

the system saying he believed the necessary changes

could te made within the established frame work. He

was not too well received..

Source also acquired a leaflet distributed by

members of the Student Mobilization Committee (SiC) at

the University of California at San Diego (UCSD).

The

leaflet called for a massive demonstration against the

local draft board office on Park Boulevard and

starting

with a "mass-in"

at the local board building at 10:00 a.m.,

on 2/16/71.

The leaflet indicated that persons interested

In participating should assemble in the Urey Hall parking

'Iot at UCSD at 9:15 a.M., On 2/16/71. Other persons

desiring to attend should find their own transportation.

For further information interested persons were requested

to call telephone number 453-3362.

The leaflet stated that SMC desired to obtain

the signatures of enough people so that during the period

2/16/71 - 2/19/71, 20 persons per hour could be assigned

a are, harpened.

to be present at the draft board for harassment purposes.

: The leaflet indicated that there are many legal

forms of harassment which should be engaged in such as

bringing any kind of garbage or miscellaneous articles

to be filed in a registrant's folder as Selective Service

law states that a registrant may place anything in his

folder which he feels is pertinent to his draft status.

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The leaflet urged registrants to appear at

the araft board simply to examine their file, or to

ask any of a numoer of questions regarding their draft

status or the Selective Service System itself.

The leaflet urged females to appear at the

draft board and demand to be allowed to register for.

the draft denounüing the Selective Service System as

sexist and racist or to flood the place with tears

asking that their boy friends, brothers, etc., be

exempted from the draft.

The leaflet also urged interested persons to

deluge the draft board with letters requiring file

searches and return correspondence in an effort to

tie up the system.

It pointed out that females by

using their first

initial and last name could request

Infornation from their non-existant files without •

being traced.

In addition, the leaflet urged persons to

tie up the draft board telephone lines with many

miscellaneous telephone calls.

Also obtained was a leaflet requesting help

and support in the case oi saMueL C. MiLleR, a prisoner

In the brig at the 32na Street Naval Station.

The

leaflet was Issued by Concerned Officers Movement and

indicated the group has a

house at 3788 Tenth Street,

San Diego, California, telephone numoer 291-4062.

Source also obtained a leaflet indicating

there will be some kind of a "teach-in"

on the war in

Southeast Asia with news film clips ana other matérial

at San Diego State College on 2/11/71 and 2/16/71, at

7:00 p.M.

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Source recognized the following persons

present at the rally:

ALAN STANCLIFF

MORRIS STARSKEY (POSSIbLY)

(Source noted STARSKEY has a new office

In the last wing of the new library

Room 529, telephone 286-5549)

HAPRY RUJA

GARY GULLEY

CONNIE STANCLIFF

Bo. J. BYSTROM

A girl named "PAT"

from

Womens Liberation

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On February 8, 1971

BY JERONE;

He said that one PAUL HUNT at Santa Monica,

california, is the person who is actually in charge

of

the Mirutemen in the State of California or at least

In that area and ne has been so in charge since the

disappearance of TROY HOUGHTON.

He added that DENNIS

MOVeR is only a public figurehead and added that he

thinks PAUL lUNT is a vesy dangerous man.

on the suoject of TRoy hOuGhtoN,

• I have learned

_from both DAVIS and BILL CLAY that HOUGHTON's contacts

may have been much more widely spread than I thought.

Specifically, they told me that HOUGHTON was behind an

attempt several years ago by 18 "hunters" in the State

of New York to conduct sabotage and terrorist attacks

on New Left Groups.

These 18 individuals were supposedly

arrested and a large quantity of weapons and ammunition

was confiscated.

I also talked some more with DAVIS about TOM

FORREST and it appears that they know each other extremely

well.

DAVIS said he had some business dealings with

FORRESI involving some machine guns and othes items.

DAVIS apparently has decided not to get rid

of as much of his explosives and so forth as

he originally

said. He has a small quantity of I.N.I. and

also some

C4 Plastic explosives which he will sell at $10 a pound

which is too high a price.

He said he can also obtain a military weapon

which is like a bazooka and has a self-contained 3.5"

rocket sound in an expendable launcher. He said the price

of this is $25.

Jeroone

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June 14, 1971

BY JEROME

I was talking with BARRY GODFREY last night.

He

said he had just spent sometime with SAM DAVIS the same

evering and that DAVIS admitted to being a total anarchist.

He said that DAVIS thinks that the U.s. government is as

much an enemy of the people, meaning right wing conservatives

as the left wing movement is. He said DAVIS is still Interested

In attempting to formulate a new organization to take the

place of the old Minuteman Group. BARRY said DAVIS wants

to set up 2 right wing groups, one, an open group which

would corduct intelligence type operations and the other a

covert group which would conduct sabotage and harassment

and obtain such things as explosives and machine guns..".

GODFREY said the conversation with DAVIS got

around to TROY HOUGHTON and DAVIS said he has known for

two years what actually happened to HOUGHTON and added that

• BETTY HOUGHTON has also had the same information. According

to DAVIS, a meeting was held at which BETTY HOUGHTON, DAVIS,

PAUL HUNT, DENNIS MOWER, GEORGE HOOVER, and one other unidentified

Individual were present. The meeting was held for the purpose

of hearing an oral report from MARY TOLLERTON as to what had

happened to TROY HOUGHTON, that he had been held prisoner of .

ROBERT DE PUGH In the basement of DE PUGH's house with the help

• 8....

Of WALTER.

. PEYSON

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

nation outside your Committee: Its use is limited to off ial proceedings by

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

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June 14, 1971

BY JEROME

HOUGHTON was then poisoned to death and his

body disposed of somewhere in the State of Missourl. After

the meeting, BETTY HOUGHTON was in favor of making all this

information public and requesting a grand jury Investigation

Of DE PUGH and PEYSON for her husband's death. However, the

other people present at the meeting talked her out of this

close of action.

GODFREY then said DAVIS told him that he knows of a

total of five people who were killed by de pugh, including

TROY HOUGHTON. He said two of these were killed after

HOUGHTON's death to keep his murder quiet. DAVIS said that

MARY TOLLERTON was being hidden in the Los Angeles area for

quite a while by DENNIS MOWER, PAUL HUNI and others as there

was thought DE PUGH was looking for her to kill her. Some row,

she got away from MOWER and HUNT for a period of about six months

but then they got her back again. Allegedly, BETTY HOUGHTON

told MOWER to keep track of MARY TOLIERTON at all cost even

If he had to marry hex..

According to DAVIS, It Is his bellef HOUGHTON was

killed by DE PUGH as DE PUGH thought. HOUGHTON had already

contacted the FBI or was in the process of arranging such a

contact for the purpose of Informing on DE PUGH's activities.

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July 1

1971

REPORT BY JEROME

I was in contact with SAM DAVIS this morning.

He finally got his wish and was fired from his job.

did not go to work as he was supposed to this morning

and while I was at his house his boss called saying that

he had some important jobs for DavIs to take care of.

said it DAVIs could not be more reliable, ne, the boss.

would have to find someone else to do the 100. davI

then told him to go ahead and find someone else whereupon

his boss hung up.

to in the middle of next week for one ROGER (INU).

DAVIS said he has another job to inte

job will last approximately one month following which

DAVIS will be laid off and then can claim unemployuent

and welfare while devoting full time to his activities.

He believes he can draw unemployment for a period of

approximately six months.

He talked again about the explo-

sives and other materials which he has and some of which he

has given to me.

He said he has come across opportunities to buy

other

such materials at lalrly low cost ana.

therefore,

wants to sell some of the stuff he now has to get money to

buy these other materials and also to help the Mazi Party

out financially.

DAVIS stated that it is his intention to join .

the American Nazi

Party and showed me his membership

application form.

It is my understanding that the local nazi

group which has,

in the past, been part of the National Socialist

White Peoples Farty (NSPP), will switch allegiance in the

near future to the Bishop Faction of the American Nazi

Party now headed up by SCOTT WINCHESTER at Los Angeles,

California.

It and when this takes place, the name they

apparently will use for the new group is American socialisi

Workers Party.

DAVIS is all excited about buying uniforms

and other things to get ready to go on "stoim trooper"

duty. He said he is going to try and get all of his

associates, including GEORGE HOOVER, SIAN MIC DADE, JAMEN

POTO, BARRY GODFREY, ROGER HILLIS and "AL" (INU) to joir

also.

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According to DAVIS, the Nazi Party group which he

has been hearing so much about lately is only a segment of

the total Nazi group in the San Diego area.

GERALD I. K.

SMITH

the leader of this active group, is apparently only

that is called a section leader.

There are apparently

several sections of the Nazi Party group in San Diego

and overall leader for the whole group.

DAVIS said that he and three other people,

of whom will probably be STAN MC DADE and the other two

members of the NSWPP in San Diego, will go to Los Angeles

sOOn

to see SCOTT WINCHESTER and make arrangements for

merging with his group.

DAVIS says that the Nazi Party group is good

organizing but poor on weapons

acquisition and intelligence

work.

He said he expects to be of considerable help to the

Nazis in these two areas.

He said he has been in contact with BARRY GODFREY

and had asked him to do

some work on compiling a list of

liberal members of the Jewish community in San Diego as

a starting point for harassment and other tactics by the

Nazis.

He said that the Nazis have been using DON SISCO'S

Militants Formulary as a handbook for training. in explosives

He saià SISCO himself is reported to be a section

leader for either the Bishop Faction of the Nazi Party. or

the NSWPP.

DAVIS: telephone number is listed in the directory

under B. I. GIBSON at 2393 Washington, Lemon Grove, California.

The telephone number is 465-9572.

DAVIS indicated that he has been offered 100

grenade bodies with the necessary parts to make live

weapons frow them for a sum of $25.00.

This morning I observed all the parts of a dis-

assembled .30 caliber Browning air-cooled machine gun in

the back room of the Bullseye Gun Shop.

Jerome

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July 26, 1971

By Jerome

I was In contact with SAM DAVIS again yesterday

and

3 he mentioned again his favorite project which is-to

f111 some rifle grenades with thermite and explosives and

to fire them onto the top of several gasoline and oil

storage tanks, among those which are located in MIssion

Valley near the Intersection of Murphy Canyon Road and

Firars Road. He said he belleves the results will be

spectular and that he will not permanently léave the

San Diego area without completing this project. •

DAVIS continues to be extremely interested In the

local Nazi Party group and sald he wants to work for a

high position In this organization. He says that VIC WALTON

'Is deeply Involved In the NSWPP, but even though, he still

does not trust WALTON. He said he Is going ahead with plans

• to locate and rent office space for the NSWPP and also set

up a printing press for that group.

• DAVIS also talked about another plan which is

being worked on to attempt to seize a Viet Cong flag which is

hanging In an office at UCSD. He sald at least he would llke

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to make an effort to put a smoke grenade through the

window of this office. He said he has been talking with

the NSWPP about taking 15 members of that group along

to protect. the person who would fire this rifle grenade

through the window. He sald the results would be better

yet if a high explosive grenade was used. He advised that

the NSWPP and others he Is assoclated with are suppose to

have some IAWs (Ilght AntI-tank Weapons) which they might

use.

FRANK YACOPEC has been fired again. He now

has a boarder living with him who was recently discharged

from the MarIne Corps. This individual is named ROBERT S.

MAYER.

He claims to be well acquainted with the firearm

ranges at Camp. Pendleton and knows of an ammo dump there

which he says has only one

guard who could easily be

over-powered, and that, by using a two ton truck, It would

be possible to. take over a million rounds of ammo from this

location. MAYER also claims to have a .45 callber Thompson

sub-machine gun, and M-16 and M-14 rifles which he would

sell.

BILI GUIETTE, who runs the Bulleye Gun Store was

set up in that business by his

father who Is a Sergeant with

the San Diego Police Department. GUIETTE was telling me

today that he was at RON ZARICK's house a few days ago and

saw there pany parts for vardous machine suns.

Yesterday

Means, sasa he we

was at zaRtoRs house

some time ago

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and while there, saw a M-14 rifle, a water-cooled •30

callber machine gun and a BAR.

DAVIS claims that he is somewhat upset with

BARRY GODFREY, as he gave GODFREY an assignment to watch

the San Diego FBI Office to obtain Information regarding

the activities of the local FBI. DAVIS said he might

uSe GEORGE HOOVER to stake out, the FBI Office If he Is

presently out of work on'a fake back injury. The disabllity

chits and this fake Injury were signed by Dr. DUNKLEY

In El Cajon, who has agreed to take care of any MM or other

right wing Individual wounded in a confrontation the Left

or with law enforcement agencies without filing the

necessary reports and without charging a fee. HOOVER 1S

suppose to go back to work Monday. DAVIS says 'he has another

man (unidentifled) who has a camera with a tele-photo lense,

who will be assigned to take photographs of various places

of Interest to DAVIS.

DAVIS claims that the Nazis want to start conducting

raids on local Jewish synagogues and want to start looking

up Information and planning tactics

to taken against the JDI

and the ADI.

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JEROME

October 8, 1971

It has come to my attention that the

Individual I told you about previously ramed

RICK BURNS, Who 1s

a fireman at San Diego Fire

Depariment Station Number 13 In La Jolla,

continuos to make extremely sympathetic statenents

about communism in Russia and China.

In addition,

while at work, he always has

'a copy of the "Door'"

or the "Streot Journal"

with

him.

I was also

told that he was observed writing the name of

DI. GEORGE ABBOTT and telephone number 488-4421

and. the namo HERBERT GINDLER on the wall at the

firo station near the telophone.

I was in contact with STAN MC DADE earlier

today.. He said he has had

one thousand copies of

the new menbership application form for the Secret

Army Organization printed up as well as a large number

of copies of letterhead stationery for the group.

"The membership initiation fees to join the organization

will bo $5 and thore will be a $3 per month dues

assessed for each member.

MC DADE said he belleves

he will join the organization.

I learned that GEORGE HOOVER, who is out of

work, is now receiving unemployment paymonts.

He also

allegedly been on some of the local roservations

attempting to recruit Indians to help work in

opposition to the Leftists.

I also found out that SAM DAVIS, HOOVER

and JERRY BUSCH have been talking about committing

robborios of houses of prostitution and similar

establishments where there would be little liklihood

of the thoft being reported.

The purpose of these

robberies, of course, 1s to obtain monoy to finence

right wing activities.

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JEROME

November 22, 1971

I was talking to SAM DAVIS and BARRY GODFREY

at GODFREY's house. last night. SAM was asking If we

know where he could find a two and one-half pound

block of C-4 plastic explosives, a one-hundred foot

roll of fuse, and some fuse-type blasting caps.

said he wanted then for the night of Novomber 22, 1971,

but did not say what for.

Most likely, ho only wants

to sell them to someone.

Ho also asked GODFREY 1f he

could provide him with armed cover for the night of

November 22, 1971, beginning at about 7:00 p.m. He

said. he would have to work late as he is building a

fenco for the Balboa Fence Company at the Rincon,

somewhere near Santa Barbara.

GODFREY hedged about

going along with DAVIS and said he did not know if he

could arrange It. DAVIS then sald not to worry about

It as he could easily got someone olse.

Last Sunday, SAM DAVIS, ROGER DRAPEAU,

BARRY GODFREY, and STAN MC DADE and his two sons;

BRENT and MARK, went out to the desert in DRAPEAU's

SAM DAVIS had obtained some maps from BEITIE

HAUGHTON, which allegedly showed the Iccations of

some of TROY HAUGHTON's caches of arms, ammunition

and other equipment.

The particular map that was used

sunday, was hard to read; however, It is believed thai

the place marked on the map was actually located. Ine

story regarding this particular cache is that several

years ago TROY HAUGHTON and some of his companions

went on a week long maneuver in the desert near the

Banner Grade east of Julian, Callfornia. During this

week or maneuvers, they supposedly built a cache 0i

reapons and ammunition on the side of a cliff near the

highway and made a map to show its location. On Sunday,

we found a place where a beautiful hand laid rock wall

had

• been made against the side of a cliff within sight

of the Banner Grade Highway.

We took the wall down and

aug back into the cliff a considerable distance but found

nothing. It is the intention of this group to chock

this site again at a later date with a metal detector.

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supposed to see SAM DAVIS this aftornoon ana.

furnish hin with 3,500 rounds of .45 .and .223

callbor ammunition.

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January 17, 1972

by JEROME

Last night BARRY GODFREY told that earlier in the

day two San Diego, California, Police Department, detectives

had core. to his house questioning him about the shooting

incident at the residence of Professor PETER BOHNER on

January 6, 1972. GODFREY said the detectives names, SANDERS

and SHIVELY, came on very strong as though GODFREY was a self-

admitted member of the SAQ. They asked what he knew about

the shooting incident and whether the SAO had been involved.

He told them he did not know anything about the shooting

except when he had read the paper, and he did not elaborate

on the SAO. They then asked him whether he had any 9 mm.

weapons to. which he replied he did not and that he did not like

that caliber. Following that, they asked him if he knew anyone

in the SAO who had anything to do with the incident and GODFREY

said that he did not. The detectives then said the shooting

incident was a very bad deal, and GODFREY agreed with them

stating it was very unprofessional and that if someone had

really wanted to do something to Professor BOHER, they could

have easily taken the front half of his building off.

GODFREY said the detectives were somewhat interested

in his automobile, and explained to him that they had pre-

viously observed him visiting at the residence of JERRY LYNN

• DAVIS.

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According to DAVIS, mOSt Of TROY HAUGHTON'S

other caches of arms and ammunition as shown on the

other maps he has are in the Needles and Rice,

California areas.

prome

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JEROME

2/21/72

SAM DAVIS claims there will be a meeting

tomorrow between him and BARRY GODFREY and the

two Individuals from Covina, California, to make

the transfer of the two 81 milameter mortars and

the box of hand grenades.

DAVIS said he will put up

half of the money required and wants GODFREY to come

up with the other $50.

The meeting will take place

at a

"safe" house somewnere In the area at about 2:00

DAVIS will come by GodFrey's house

and then they will go to make the meeting in GODFREY's

truck, a white Ford Shortbed Pick-up Truck, with a

camper on the back, and with California license

• After obtaining the mortars and hand grenades,

DAVIS claims he will leave them at some other house he

has in mind.

According to DAVIS, the SAO has elected to

go ahead with printing and putting out the wanted

posters on President NIXON. According to DAVIS, PAUL

RUPLINGER will finance the printing which will be done

by BETTIS HAUGHTON.

The original plan is to contract

for 10,000 copies of the posters and to have them

distributed by CY ANDERSON in the Seattle, Washington

area; EV MOORE, at Phoenix, Arizona; LYLE MANNING, in

the State of Utah; JESSE CLAYBURN STEVENS, at Baltimore,

Maryland; and of course all over the San Diego area.

Apparently, there was an artiere which appeared

In the February 9, 1972, Issue of the

Daily Aztec

which must have greatly disturbed the Left Wingers on

that campus as they went around and gathered up all the

copies of the paper they could find and then burned

them.

The burning of the papers was carried on television. If

needod, I have a copy of that issue of the paper.

gerome.

Candle deeded creed arts 2009.

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIO

Dale of transcription June 22, 1972

.?.

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY, 738 Graves, El Cajon, Cali-

fornia, furnished the following information:

..'..'":

On June 20, 1972, source advised telephonically that

he had read of a bombing which had occurred last evening at

the Guild Theater on Fifth Avenue, San Diego, in the morning

• "Union", on page B-1.

He said uoon reading the article he

immediately suspected FRANK YAKOPEC.

Shortly after reading

he received a telephone call from FRaNK YAKOPEC

who asked nim is he had read the article and then hinted he

had been responsible for the incident.

Subsequently source contacted YAKOPIC in person

at which time he described the bombing to source as follows:

The tomo was fashioned from a 1/3 pound EPD primer

with a blasting cap, six feet of safety fuse anã an old card-

board type pull fuse igniter. YOPiC told source he approached

the theater

through an alley or walkway, removed the screen fron

an air vent and threw the device through the vent into ün area

under the stage of the theater. He then walked acout one block

away and waited for the device to etonate.

He indicated that

even at that distance he could feel the shock from the explosion.

Source said TAROPIC seemed to be greatly elate with the rasults

of the slast and kept saying, "I did it! I did it!" over and

over.

source said YAKOPEC, for as long as he has known him,

has had a hatred for jusiness establishments dealing in what

he considers to be pornographic entertainment.

ie said

YAKOPIC is aware of the location and the isntity o the owners

of most of such places in the jan viego area and that he nas

• already "cased" approximately half of then.

He said YAKOPIC has available other explosives

including one or two nore 1/3 pounü dj rimers, one or two one

pound iD primers, perhaps a 2'3 pound block of C-4 plastic

explosive, and a numbar of blasting caps, all of which ire

conmonly available to indivicnals associated with "ime ding".

activist groups in the ares, and a onc hundred foot roll of

safety fusc whick is not illugal to have.

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Source said he does notlao of anyone else

Yanordo way have told of his sunt in the coming, with.

the possible eicaption of his wife ho was visitin 11.

Los üngalas at the time, nor did he think there was any.

particular reason that YAkOPiC would have inforned any other

person of the incident.

source said this would incinic

other mensers of the SAU and that this organization was

in no way a party to the bombing, which he described as

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his dislile for pornography.

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HOWARD BARRY GODFREY,.738 Graves, El Cajon, Cali-

fornia, furnished the following information:

On June 21, 1972, at approximately 3:30 PM,

•.Ch.:o!

source advised he had talked with FRANK YAKOPEC during the

preceding

two hours.

He said YAKOPEC informed him that the

Guild Theater had not been his original target on the evening ..

•Of June 19, 1972.

He said he first went to a location known as.

"Chuck's Bookstore" in downtown San Diego, carrying the bomb

In the pocket of a "pendleton" jacket which he had slung

over his shoulder. He said as he was entering the bookstore

he began to pull the fuse lighter on the bomb when he was

stopped by a San Diego Police Officer; who showed him his

• badge, telling him he could not come in as the place was

being closed down as the result of a raid.

YAKOPEC then indicated he was contemplating doing

another bombing within the next few nights with the following

targets listed

l in order of preference:

. The In Crowd on Cuyamaca Road in Santee;

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The Academy Theater on University in San Diego;

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The Pussycat Theater on. 4th Avenue in San Diego;

The Bedroom on University in San Diego.

Source said YAKOPEC has a white Ford Falcon station

wagon, about 1963, with license RGC 744, and a 1956 green Chew

pickup, license unknown.

• on: 6/21/72 El Cajor

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTEN

Do not serialize this FD 302.

SA CHRISTENSEN resigned 7/6/72

before signing attached.

by

This document contalns nolther recommendalions 1

11 and lis conlonis ore nol lo be distribured outaldo you

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MAY INCE KDITION

RA FEMA (41 CER) 101-11.8

_UNITED STATES Gr

iNMENT

Memorandum

TO

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-1820)

DATE: 6/21/72

FROM

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

SUBJECT:

FRANK YAKOPEC

EM • SAO

source

On this altex date, at approsimately 3:30 om,

advised he had talked

with the Subject during the

preceding two hours.

He said YAKOPEC informed him that the

guild Theater had not been his original target on the evening

0f 6/19/72.

He said he first went to a location known as

"Chuck's Bookstore"

in downtown San Diego, carrying the somb

In the pocket of a "Pendleton" jacket which he had slung

over his shoulder. He said as he was entering the bookstore

he began to pull

the fuse lighter on the bomb when he was

stopped by a San Diego Bolice Officer, who showed him his

badge, tatachi telling him he could not come in as the place

was being closed down as the

result of a raid.

YAKOPEC then indicated he was

contemplating doing

another bombing within the next few nights with the following

targets listed in pralexansexed order of preferende:

The In Crowd on Cuyamaca Road in Santee.

The Academy Theater on University in San Diego.

The Pussycat Theater on 4th. in San Diego.

The Bedroom on University In San Diego.

Source advised he would immediately notify writer

of any additional developments.

sorre said Yakipec has a

SD

170-286A

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157-1820

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white Ford Falcon Station Nicer

about 1963, with license RG.C4i4,

and a 19560 ger Dicked lieutel

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FD-209 (RoV. A771)

OPTIONAL PORM NO. 10

MAY I9A8 POISION

OlA PROR 111 CARI 101-11. 2

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

SAC (270-286A)

FROM : SAFarI M. Petersen

SUBJECT:

JINFORMANT

Dates of Contact

...

DATE:

7/12/72

O TE

DPC

UPSI

6/30/72

File #s on shich contacted (l'se Titles it File is not available or when Cl provides positive information)

157-3001

JERRY LYIN DAVIS, EM - SA2

DE (Prob)

DJ E (Ghetto)

Purpose and resuits of contact

NEGATIVE

POSITIVE

STATISTIC

Information contained in the attached FD 302 was obtained

confidentially.

Informant's name should not be disclosed in report

or obhérwise until such time as he has testified.

Items mentioned in attached FD 302 have been turned over

to Detective

Puben Brandon as of this date for possible prosecution

Of JERRY LENN DAVIS.

Source has testified before San Diego County Grand Jury

on 7/11 & 12/72 and discovery is enpected to reveal his activity

as an FBI Informant on about 7/21/72. SDPD has agreed to protect

him.

Has informone chown uns indication of emotional instabilit, unreliability or

furnishing false intonation?

JInfonnant .conified that he hus furnished all information obtained

by him since last contace.

PERSONAL DATA

30060092

No

Coverago

Extromist matters

170-25A-176

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FBI = SAN DIEGO

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would Tard lo Identry s

Janiary 9, 1973

ÍJECT: ictirities of

Gurald I. Snith.

On Thursday night; January 4, 1973 Gerald Salth spoke to an eventos

iss at San Diego State Collese. He does not renember the name of the

fessor in charge of the class but says he teaches advertising and public

lations classes. Knowing what I do about San Diego State College, this

ins that the class is probably held in the Business Administration and

inematics Building, one of the newest structures on campus: Gerald also

ited that the professor had darl curly hair and sported a beard. Tha

sic of the speech ras the organizational structure of the Natioral Socia:

Lte Peoples Fariy. Gerald states that he was well received by the cless

I that there ras no harrassment whatsoever. In fact, an invitation has

-

en extended to inseph Tonnasi via Snith. to nake a similar appearance

fore the seme class.

• On Sunday, Januazy T; 1973 Gene Cubbison of the Independent Ferspaces

le a tro-hour broadcast over radio station ISDO-Sea Diego. The broadcas=.

eluded discussions of the secret Army Orgazization, the FBI, Howarà 3322:

afrey and Gerald I. Swith. Ray Wilson notified Smith that the progran

= In progress but smith heard only about the last half hour of it. In

is broadcast, Cubbisor was highly critical of the S40 and FBI. Cubbiso=

id that Peter Bohmer was being unjustly persecuted by the authorities.

•criticized the FBi for not cracking down on the SAo long before ii dia

challenged Earry

Godfrey -to call

in and defend his position. A simila.

allenge was also issued to Gerald Smith but Godfrey seemed to be the one

ley really tried to bait.. This program lasted from 9:30 to 11:30 a.i.

Iring the progran, at least one person did call in and this person ras

itremely critical of Smith. Smith believes this broadcast is nerely ar

¡tempt on Cubbison's part to sell nore newspapers and to dredge up cla

fat-wing bogie men for the larsists to throw rocks at.

Cubbison was also quite sarcastic toward Judge Froelich. He flatly

tated that the reason the judge delayed the sentencing of Bohmer was

cause he was airaid to sentence him. He felt that the presence of the

arge leftigt crowd in the court room intimidated Judge Froelich, Cemali

nith also feels this way about 1t.

That's about all for now, will be in touch when more develops.

Sincerely,

145615446069

ristian pan stan meist +538665644

woold Terato Flir

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ON JANUARY 18, 1971, BY JEROME

I have not been in contact with LOU CONDE in some-

time; however, I understand he is still politically active

especially in the group named Taxpayers

Concerned.

PAUL

REPLINGER is still in regular contact with CONDE.

CONDE has always had a reputation as a "blabber

talks about little things which

are not very important.

mount", but actually only coNDe is a clever, dynamic, ambitious

and hardworking person. He has a lot of money and is very

willing to put some of it into right wing activities.

CONDE has many Cuban exile contacts and 1s a Cuban

himself.

In particular, he 1s close to the Alpha 66 group

and can get them out to do things for him.

CONDE Is in very tight with the local tuna boat

association and I would imagine he also has many contacts

among the shrimpers and tuna sievers.

This is because he

has a marine engine and shipfitting business and does much

work for the fishing boats.

It is entirely likely that CONDE may be involved in

some way with Illegal arms shipments on some of these fishing

boats between here and some Latin American countries. If this

Is happening, I doubt that the weapons are coming to the

United States through the Latin American countries, but are

probably being purchased here and shipped to Cuban

guerrilla

organizations in Central and South America. It is also possible

that CONDE may secretly be doing some work to arm some of the

tuna boats to protect them against seizure by such countries

as Peru and Ecuador. He mentioned something about this to me

about a year ago.

It looks as though I may be going to the Gunsmoke

Ranch this coming weekend.

They're going to have a pistol

shoot there with quite a

few people attending. Last weekend

they had a shotgun shoot at skeet. The group at the Gunsmoke

gerone

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ON JANUARY 14, 1971, BY JEROME

I was contacted by PAUL REPLINGER this evening..

He is planning some protest activities regarding Mayor

CURRAN's announcement in today's "San Diego Union" naming

tomorrow, January 15, 1971, as MARTIN LUTHER KING Day in

San Diego.

It was learned

that REPLINGER is making up some

dummies

of Mayor CURRAN and MARTIN LUTHER KING in his

basement which will be hung in elegy fron the San Diego

County Administration Building tomorrow morning.

It was

also learned that REPLINGER has lined up about 200 persons

to make telephone calls' to the City switchboard tomorrow

morning for the purpose of tying the switchboard un for as

long a period of time as possible.

I also learned from BILL CLAY last night there •

is to be a speech at UCSD on Sunday, January 17, 1971, at

7:30 p.M. on the Venceremos Brigade: I will get more

details

tomorrow.

perome

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SO PITAR RUPLINGER

is presently

•living with Piolassor FRED AKERS at 5137 Rincon

calliochie.

He has made contact

San Diego State College wino have gotten together

to try and do sonathing about the situation on college

campuses.

He thinks there may be a sinilai goug

at the University of Califoznia at San Diego.

ferome

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

nation outside your Committee.

limited to official proceedings by

nel without the express

vel worn the and the content on net be disclosed to uruitiorized person.

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After the

yippies were thrown out, there

was some rock throwing at the gate and an attempted

, march on the Disneyland Hotel which the police broke

Tt was later announced that people with long hair

would no longer be allowed admittance into Disneyland.

Jerome

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HOOVER uses the nickname "Mick" and usually

hangs out at the "341 Club" on Second Street in El Cajon.

He also kept talking'about a ROGER who went with him to

get SAM DAVIS. This ROGER may live or work with HOOVER.

During the evening CLAY approached HOOVER about

doing something to PETER CARTWRIGHT for spilling the beans

on the undercover police officer named

JEK Act 6 (4)

It was aiso learned that many Minutemen,

knowing

that law enforcement officers are prone to handcuff people

behind their backs, are now carrying handcuff keys attached

to the inside rear waist band of their pants where they

can avoid being detected in a frisk.

Attached is a copy of the May issue of a new newspaper

named "The Orange County True Press" which is being printed

by right wingers in the Santa Ana and Anaheim area.

The

names of these people appear in the newspaper.

The paper:

was acquired fron TERRY TARTAGLIO through FRANK YACOPEC.

-

maticinone

Jerome

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