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complete as to allapplicable veins, the agent and Field Superuiser should initial the fair al the ena.

Symbol Number

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Type of Informant:

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Sarial Number

i. Name

2. Aliases

3. Symbol Number assigned and Bureau advised

4. Cover name assigned and Bureau advised

5. Background developcd

6. Personal history, as required in Sec. 130D, 2c, Vol. IV, M. of I._

7. Description

8. Photograph -

0. Credit check

10. Local criminal check

11. Bureau Identification Record (FD-9)

12. Selective Service check -

13. Armed Service record check

14. Informants canvassed -

15. Past racial activities

16. -Racial associates

17. Informant advised of:

(2) Not Bureau employee

(b) Activities voluntary

(c) Relationship confidential

(d) FBI jurisdiction

(ç) Furnish information only to Bureau

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(h) • Not to contaci office personally

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20. When removed or y probation

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22. Agent who handles informant

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VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOKARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

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20 November 1972

It has been learned that Jack I. Du long attended

a meeting of the Greater Los Angeles Area Citizens

councils held on this date in the sparton Room of

the Ulympian motor Hotcl at 1903 West Olyapic Blrd.

in Los Angeles dalifornia. Ine necting was set for

8pm and did start within a few minutes of 8pI. A

total of 19 or 20 people were onshand for the meeting.

- Roderic Duff conducted the meeting. He is the GLAACC

leader. He announced that this was the first GAACU

meeting in a year and a hall. He indicated that GIALUC

had interested itself with local issues during this

time. He outlined work in monrovia involying the schools

and a local election. Duff stated he planned an

important meeting in two months, in late January 1913.

He did not state why there would be another meeting

so soon after this gathering. It would be unusual

Fiew

of the fact that this meeting was the tirst

in eighteen months. Duff discussed the "blood program"

that was mentioned in their nail out report of last

week in which GiAAUC members would donate blood to

other GIACC members only when needed and then direct

from dow's to donor. In brief the plan is to preven

a Gills member trom receiving blood from a black. It

appears ine meeting was called only to hear tro speakers.

First to speal was a man believed to be named kick Norto:

iNfORMANT

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Godfrey

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About 8:30pm a ur. Calvin lox of El Cajon, Calilornia

began to address

the gathering. Ihis man states

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•Les

•sil

Lage Three

20: November 1972

he operates a full station in El Cajon. Fox appears to

be in his early 40s, about 5:9 aua 1701bs. FoX spoke for

over an hour regarding his involvement in the Secret Army

Organization in the San Diego area. Fox related how Howard

Bexry Godfrey started to stop by his station early in 1972.

Fox charges that Godfrey tried many times to get him to

join the sAo but that he never joined the group. Fox adnits

he kept some of the literature around the station that

Codfrey would leave for him. Fox stated that in mid may

he and his wife decided to join the Rey mcintyre and his

"Victory march in Washington". Fox charges the FBI then

raided his station while he was

gone and broke into a

file cabinet and then planted material in the cabinet.

Fox hints that the FBI claias to have teared that he

went east to do harm to A. Bremer after the latter shot

GOT: G. C. Wallace in Maryland. Fox then related how he

appeared as a witness for William Yakopec in Septenber

1912 and how this has led to his trial on Iuesday 5 Decerue

1972 LoI perjury, tox asked all who could to be on hard

11 Decemb:r for his trial. Roderic Duff stated he and seter

other GIblic members would be preseft for tha trial. Foz:

stated his legal costs were very high and a collection vas

taken for him. It was noted that Jack pu long gave tox 35.

and it appeared about :30 to 340 may have been, given to

Fox this erening by the GLACC menbers. The meeting endes

shortly hilore 10pm. Anong the tweaty people present und

Known to this observer vere: RodEriC vuIl, JacI Du LonE,

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20 November 1972

Lary Nazinek, Hale Molee, Joe Weber, stan Wade,

Glen Wheeler. Others present appear to be long

term GIAACC members.

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3.di

"Sind'.

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- FiLbehind right-wing "army"?-

Militants here say

they were soying.

victims |

=

(Indicate page, name of

newspaper, cily and stale.)

SentivEL

Ided 1/15/75

(First of two parts)

University,

and co-plaintiff Paula

by Lynne Carrier

Tharp say that because of their leftist

political belieis thay were the target of 1

Three years ago, a small band of

bodily and professinal injury, acts oi

militant right-wingers cailing itself the

terrorism and harassment by right-

"Secret Army Organization" declared

wingers led by a paid FBI informer.

war on communism.

They

also claim law enforcement

From its headquarters in E! Cajon,

officials failed to protect them and on

the paramilitary group dedicated itself

occasion harassed the plaintiffs.

to combatting anti-war protesters and

Although the incidents happened in

"leftists."

San Diego, Bohmer and Tharp main-

Est a $10.6 million civil rights

tain their

woes

stemmed from ex-

damage suit filed in behalf of two San

President Nixon's domestic coun-

Diego militants charges the SAO wasn't

terintelligence policies of the late '60s

acting entirely on its own.

and early '70s.

The suit, handled by the American

To prove that, the suit names 58

Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), conterds

defendants, ranging from Nixon to the

the organization during

its eight

cop on the beat.

months of extremist activities.

The list includes a

galaxy

Peter. Bohmer, former assistant

Watergate villains - John Mitchell, H.

economics protessor at san Diego State

-2278 (50r)- Haldeman John Erlichman, Charles

of l

4,3

-(5A0)

180-286-166

157-2818

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•ulners.

coma be provin.

entioned are

officials,

Among nume

at White House

stall memoers, suit,

Botimer

afte

ist

"allegations in the

Miss Tharp are

u present and past CIA chiets.

charging:

"So far as we know. this is the first

_The FBI funneled money into the

case implicating the CIA since. it was

SAO with full knowledge the members

alleged In have conducted domestic

were violence-prone and committed to

survillance of anti-war protesters,"

disrupting

and harassing anyone it

said Bohmer.

labeled as "Communist."

•County Supervisor Lou Conde, Dist.

—After several death threats against

•Atty. Ed Miller, Police Chief Ray

Bohmer, Miss Tharp was shot in the

Hoobler and other policemen also made

elbow by an SAO gunman firing into •

the defendants' list.

Bohmer's house.

Commenting on

the

number of

-FBI agent Steve Christiansen kept

defendants named, Logan McKechnie,

the weapon used to shoot Aliss Tharp in

spokesman for the district attorney's

his

home

for six

months before

office, noted, "It's totally unwieldy.

revealing the FBI knew the identity of

How will they ever get the case to

the gunman.

court?"

-Despite their requests for

McKechnie questioned whether the

• (See SECRET ARMY, 4A)

Secret army

(Continued from 1A)

protection, the plaintifis claim police

never took much interest until an SAO

member bombed

the X-rated Guild

Theater while a policeman and a city

official were seated in the audience.

- The FBI informant, Howard Barry

Godfrey, admitted in court he recruited

SAO members and acted as leader of

the sole operative SAO unit in the

county.

-In early 1972, when the Republican

convention was still scheduled for San

Diego, "dirty tricks"' specialist Donald

Serreiti auste i d Son Diarans to in-

Coalitiori, a "new left" group.

-Segretti also met with Godfrey and

other SAO members at the Gunsmoke

Ranch in El Cajon.

-Conde supplied equipment. and

money to the SAO and its predecessor,

the Minutemen, between 1065-72.

_While a paid intormant in the

Minutemen. Godirey and his cohorts

broke into the oirices of an undergrounu

newspaper, the Street Journal, and

destroyed equipment and subscription.

recoras.

Bohmer further complained of his

arrest and conviction in 1972, stemming

from charges reiated to his role in a

protest demonstration during which

protesters threw ties on a railroad

track. He said police hired • Wayne

VicCracken, an informer, to infiltrate

his committee.

Godfrey was forced to spill the beans

when

Rubien Brandon, a police

detective, and Hoobler pressured the

FBI to identify its FBI informer'after

the theater bombing.

The informant's testimony put two

SAO members - Wiliam Francis

Yakopec and George Hoover - behind

bars.

Yakopec was convicted of bombing

the Guild Theater and got a six months

to life sertence.

Hoover, whose

conviction was!

recently upheld by the State Supreme!

Court, is serving five yearg to llie 10r

shooting into Bohmer's house and

wuunding Miss Tharo.

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other alleged SAO members were

charged with offenses ranging from

firearm and coplosive violations to

perjury sor denymna membership in the

paramiltary group. The SAO, whose

ranks apparently never totaled more

than 30, disintegrated.

• His cover blown, Godfrey folded his

tent and moved to Sacramento where

he is now employed

by the fire

department there.

His

FBI contact,

Steve Christiansen, left the agency

, when Godfrey went public with the SAO

story. He is presently a store manager

in Kenosh, Utah.

• On cne point, leftists . and SAO

defendants agree — the full story hasn't

been told.

• According to Frederick Hetter of San

Ysidro, who was the attorney for

Yakopec and SAO state coordinator

Jerry Lynn Davis, the FBI apparently

limited

its agents'

responses

to

careruily screened written questions.

He said the FBi invoked executive

privilege"

on the grounds federal

agents aren't supposed to testify

state trials.

Hetter, who said his SAO clients may

have been unwitting pawns of Godfrey

and the FBI, claimed he was unable to

get hold of FBi documents crucial to

Yakopce's defense.

"We just couldn't get our hands on

the stuff," he said. "And that in-

formation was the heart of our defen-

se."

Rex Schroeder, head of the FBI office

here, said the FBI did cooperate during

the SAO trials, adding. "There's never

enough information for defense at-

torneys."

Schroeder said he hasn't reviewed

• the Bohmer-Tharp lawsuit yet.

As for Bohmer and ACLU lawyer,

• Rosenbaum. they admit the FBI role in

the SAO may give SAO defendants

grounds for filing their own civil righis

suit. But.

generally, they

weren't

sympathetic towards their ideological

adversaries.

Bohmer wryly noted that or one score

he did end up on the same side of the,

fence with the SAO:

* *#

(Next: The F'EI and the SAO.)

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FBi informant's role challenged

..:.J.

Lawsuit fingers

(Indicate page, none of

nawspaper, elty ard state.)

Ine spy next door .

Sentenel

-<-=

by Lynne Carrier

* He is

(Second of two parts)

soft-spoken, bespectacled - the

"Kind of man you wouldn't pich out of a

crowd

- He was an elder in the Mormon church

and held a

good job with the Fire

Department.

But Howard Barry Gedfrey had nother

Bentity: he was a spy for the FBI.

And when he came in froin the cold 242

years

ago, he told a bizarre tale of

extremist intrigue fit for a Le Carre novel. !

Godfrey was an FBI informer in a right-

wing organization called the Secret Army:

Organization (SAO) headquarted in El

Cajon.

During a serieso of trials in September.

1972, his testimony smashed the small

paramilitary unit. sending two members to

prison and bringing others to trial on a.

variety of firearms, explosives and perjury:

charges.

As the star witness for the prosecution, he

recounted an SAO history studded with

S41I1U.

Author:

Editos:

Title:

•:--. 3

ibombings, shooting and harassment of?

leftist dissenters and war protesters.

¿ Godfrey

Was

mere SAO

fellow.

traveler. He headed the only actior, cell in

the county and took part in its hinks.

There was specuiation Godirey was more

-an agent provocateur than an intormant and

that the FBi may have condoned - even -

encouraged - dirty tricks against radicals.

On that premise, the American Civil

Liberties Union (ACLU) has filed a $10.6:

million damage suit in behall of two local

militants. Peter Buhmer and Paula TharD.

Character:

:50F

Classification:

Submitting Office:

1 Being Invosiigured

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Jane a nts

Fats.

Scitar

targets of S:10 shonanigans.

Ironically. the suit incriminates Godfrey

with his visn

words. He is one ot 58

defendants named in the complaint. And

much of its so-page text is based on his

court testimon: and press interviews.

The ex-informant - now employed at the

state fire marshal's headquarters

in

Sacramento - r'etused to comment on the

ACLU suit.

However,

his portrait of domestic

espionage and SAO tactics is on the public

record.

(See THE SPY, 4Aj"

The spy next door

(Continued from 1A)

His history

as an FBI infiltrator of the extreme

right began in 1967, he said. When firsi contacied by

members of an earlier paramilitary group. the.

Minutemen. Godtrey said ine stake president of his

Mormon cüurch put him in teuch with the BFI.

Godfrey came aboard as a caid r'BI informant.

spying and participating in Minutemen activities.

Largely que to former U.S. Auy. Gen. Ramsey

Clark's ettorts. the FBI cracked down on Minutemen

groups all over the country in the late iDs.

The San Diego chapter declined aster its local

leader. Troy Houghton. vanished mysteriously

1967.

In October 1971. Godfrey told his FBI contact.

Steve Christiansen. a phoenix was rising from the

Minutemen ashes - the Secret Army Organization.

Christiansen was interested - and Godfrey was back

in the informer business.

Every bit a virulent and fanatical as the

Minutemen, 5.40 members

Were committed to

armed resistance of leitist enemies.

"Units were

active in 1l western States. with San Diego sporting

an especially dedicated. it smali. group of activists.

Godfrey fingered Jerry Lynn Davis (also known as

Capt. Patrick VicDonalds as state SAQ commander

and local coordinator.

Goufrey

recruited

members

making great

pretense of concealing their identities. He testified

he had nine men in his cell. There was also a l0th

man unknown to the other members. It was a

dummy number explained Godirey, so he could slip

an extra set vi SAO literature into the FBI files.

Depending on how much intormation Godfrey

supplied. the FBI paid him up to $250 a month.

Additionally, the FBI reimbursed him for his

monthly dues and occasional cash donations to the

group:

On learning the FBI had funneled monev into the

SAO. Jerry Davis commented aciuly.

"You might

she we were a federally funded poverty program oi,

the right."

According to both leftists and lawyers who later

uetended SAO members. Godfrey had the best of

both worlds - he could indulge in paramilitary fun

and games while pocketing government money.

Goutrey assisted his SAU subordinates in

spreading

hate literature attacking leîtis:

sympathizers and porongraphy. Members of his cell

also committed a series of capers that, in two cases.

nearly ended in tragedy.

With stucents organizing protests against the

Vietnam War. young radical demonstrators figured

near the top of the SAO enemies" list.

In one interview. Godirey allegediv claimed the

SAO

accumulated vast nles on local leitists.

sometimes by breaking into their homes. Godfrey

passed this intormation on to the FBI..

in late 1971. Peter Bohmer - a former economics.

instructor at San Dievo State

and an active war

critic - began receiving death threats from the

SAO..

An SAO bulletin berating Bohmer listed his

address. phone number and

description, inviting

readers to "stop by and deal with the Red scum.

On another occasion, an anonymous caller left

Bohmer a message: "Wish Pete a Merry Christmas.

This will be his last. This is the Secret Army

Organization."

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Other death threats followed.

Finally, on Jan. 6.

1972. two shots were fired

through Bohmer's window. His triend, Paula Tharp

was wounded in the elbow.

As a result, poince began to investigate the SAO.

But the FBl wasn't ready to blow Godfrev's cover.

Six munins later.

Goifrey admitted he had

witnessed the shooting. ile told a court he had driven

to Bohmer's house

in Ocean

"surveillance"

mission. Another SAO member.

George MI.

Hoover, had fired two shots trom

Godfrey's car and would have tired more if his gun

haun't jammed. said the informant.

Godfrey had then taken the tell-tale pistol and

Hoover's jacket to FBI azent Christiansen, who hid

the evidence in his home until the SAO was exposed

later that vear.

The final straw that broke the SAO was the wildeat

bombing of the Guild Theater on June 19. 1972. No

one was injured in the blast, but Rubien Brandon. a

detective on the San Diero police force. and Thorpe

Nolan of the ciy attorney's ethice. were in the

audience apparently reviewing porno films for

possible obscenity violations.

After Brandon and Police Chief Ray Hoobler

pressured the FBi to reveal its informer's identity.

Godfrey soon ascended the witness stand and nailed

Davis and other SAO members.

Hoover was charged with shooting into Bohmer's

house and Goutrev's neighbor.

William Francis

Yakopec, was cited as the Guild Theater bomber.

According to Godfrey. Yakopec had long toyed

with the idea of blowing up porno theaters, adult

book stores and massage parlors.

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The informer told how Yakopec met him at the

fence between their yards, still flushed from his

bombing exploit of the previous night.

Godfrey testified Yakopec described "

sound, the blast, how the dust hung over the air at

the theater ... how he siood down at the end of the

block and listened to the blast. He then described to

me how he placed the bomb, what type of a comb he

used, and how he carried it down the ailey and

planted it."

Frederick Hetter, Yakopec's attorney, believed

his client might have had grounds for

pleading

entrapment but the jury found Yakopec guilty

Godfrey's friendship

with

the unemployed

carpenter began in a gun shop. Soon after. Godfrey

• encouraged Yakopec to move next door to his El.

Cajon residence.

a former Minuteman sympathizer,

became Godfrey's lieutenant in the SAO. Tozether.

they discussed their mutual hate of pornography and

communism and explored their common loves -

guns and explosives.

• It was Goutrey who sold Yakopec the explosives he

used to bomb the Guild Theater. Godirey said he

reported the transaction te the FBI.

But Godirey maintained he advised his lieutenant

"he should bury them ant save them for after the

Communist takeover.

Deputy Dist:

Attv. Richard Huffman, who

prosecuted the Yakopec case.

other SAO information in the FBI files. But he crit!

ized the ACLU for

through FBI records anting to "tummage ireely

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is and

(Mount Clippina in Spaco Below)

Secret Army_Orgonizatin:

Was FBI behind it?

Indicate page, sane o!

Antiwar protester and leftist dissenters

inu man, stale.)

who were the target of the SAQ now

contend ihar S4O wasn't acling entirely

on its own

s Peter" Bohmer, former

3 537'-1

main their!

1035.51C.203 170M

eX-!

Praidant Linen's comastic

Cantos lotolligeace, poli-

Chula train Stin

1:6:75

A is the fret of two articles on the secret

¿Urganization.

By LYNNe CAPRIER

IThree years ago,

a small

and of gun-toting militant right-

ingers calling

itself "The

stret. Army

Organization"

assistant economics professor at

o) declared war on com-

Sai Diego State University, and

Dipism.

co-plaintiff Paula Tharp,

say

grom its local headquarters

tit. because of their leftist

I El Cajon, the paramintary

I 'tical balicis, they were the

z9-p dedicated itseif to wreak

.:ace bodily and professional

terrorism or antiwar protesters

lu, acts-i terrorism and

andleftist dissenters.

i:crassment by rightwingers led

sl-But a $10.6 miliion civil rights

by a paid FBI informer.

damage suit filed last week in

They allega that Incal: law

berialfof two localradlibactivists

eniorcement. officials failed to

Slaiges that the SAO wasn't

riotsat them frem danger and on

acting entirely on its own.

occasion. also harassed

the

sTir :

plaintifis.

'SITIL COLIPIAIT, to be

Although the incidents

natilled by the American Civil

hipened in San Diego, Bohmer

fertles Union (ACLI), соп-

a I Theep maintain their woes

this that; during lis

eight

simmed irom ex-President

montis of extremist activities.

lixon's , domestic coun-

dia SAO sas orsanded, uni

altring of the

filpally funded and directed, by

the FBI.

In prove that nationel con-

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nancy:. 58

Date:

Edition:

Author:

Editor:

Title:

Character:

Classificallon:

Submitting Office:

• Being Invesunared

170-276-165.

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sides.

art Inclidesa galaxy of

Gaie

villaing = John

cull, fi. R. Maldeman, John

: richman, Charies Coison.

don Lildy, Donald Segretti

1 E. Howard Hunt, among

'brs.:

Also mentiond are FBI ad-

mistrators and staff, current

ite House stait members, and

sent and past CiA chiefs.

on at the grassronts before the

Watergate scandal broke.

"Everyone has to stop and

think before he engages in these

activities," said Rosenbaum of

law enforcement agents who

may have violated the civil

rights of leftists opposing the

IndoChina War and

Nixon's

governmental policies.

AMONG numerous

"SO FAR as we krow, this is

first case implicating the

A since it was alleged to have

aucted comestic surveillance

intiwar protesters," said Boh-

I San • Diego, former SAO

inbers, Supervisor Lou Conde,

rict. Attorney, Ed Miller,

Ece Chief Raymond Hoobler,

lother law officers made the

andants' list.

Commenting on the number

defendants named, Logan

*Technie, spolesman for the

strict attorney's oftice, noted,

ittally unwieldy. How will

allegations in the suit, Elmer

and iliss Tharp are chart:

- The FBI funnelled money

into the extremist S40 with full :

knowledge the merters ware

violence-prone and committed to

disrupting and harassing anyone

it labeled a Communist.

- After several death threats

agairst Bohmer,

Miss Tharg

was shot in the elbow by ar SAO.:

gunman. firing into Bohmer's

• =

FbI agent Steve

Christiansen kept the weapon

sy ever get the case to court?"

used in shooting Iliss Tharp

BicKechnie questioned

concealed in his home for six

sether the charges outlined in

meaths before revealing the FBI

=40-page suit could be proven.

knew the identity of the gunman.

owever, Mark Rosenbaum, a

- Despite their requests for

awyer hanuling the case from

protection from the SAC, the

2 LOS Angeles ACLU office,

plaintifis claim

the San Diego

runtered that "we didn't in- i

lade any charge that we felt we

saldn't prove in a court of law."

ROSENBAUM, who is also

iandling a civil rights suit for

Istress Jane Fonda, added that

ie Bohmer-Tharp lawsuit is

mportant because it should

"expose

the underbelly of

Batergate" and pressure the

government to reveal what went

police force never took much

interest until an SAO member

bombed the x-rated Guild

Theater while a police officer

and a city official were seated in

the audience.

— The FBI's informant in the

SAO, Howard Barry Godfrey,

was an agent provocateur, who

admitted in court testimony he

had recruited SAU members and

acted_as leader of the

sole

operative SAO unit in the county:

_=In

саг..

1972, when the

Republican Convention was still

scheduled for San Dicgo, "dirty

tricks"

specialist

Donald

Segretti asked two San Dierans

to infiltrate

the San

Diego

Convention Coalition, a "new

left"' group of government and

war critics.

- Segretti also met with

Godfrey and other SAO mem-

bers at the Gunsmoke Ranch in

| El Cajon.

— County Supervisor Conde

supplied equipment and moncy

to the SAO and its predecessor,

• the Minutemen, between 1967

and 1972.

- While a paid informant in

the Minutemen, Godfrey and his

cohorts broke into the offices of

'So for as we low, this is

the first cose implicating ta

CiA since its tos alloged to

have consuried sorcillance

an underground newspaper, the

Street Journal and destroyed

records.

equipment and subscription

• — Disillusioned with Nixon's.

trip to China, the SAO con-,

templated

assassinating

the

President by flying a drone into

his plana when it arrived at the

Republican Convention in 1972.

— The SAO also consideied

kidnapping .or killing leftist

leaders during the convention

and spraying protesters

On

• Fiesta Island

with white

phosphorus.

Bohitner furthe: com-

plained of his arrest and con-

viction in 1972, stemming from

charges relatedeto his role in a:

• protest demonstration during

• , which protesters threw ties on a

railroad track. He said

San'

• .-

. Diego police hired Wayne Nic-

Cracken, an informer, to in-

: \ nitrate his defense committee.

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Mut:

EUCH OF the information on

AO aclivities cited in the suit

was based on sworncourircom

testimony supplied by one man

- FBI informant Godfrey.

• Prior to Godirey's

Sen-

sational revelations

during a

series of SAO trials in 1972, the

Secret Army lived up to its

name. It was known mainly by

its literature, poster's and em-

blems, but its members steered

clear of personal pubiicity. A few

people even doubted the group

existed..

• Godfrey was forced to spill

the beans wher Rubien Brandon,

a detective in the San

• Diego

police department's in-

vestigative support unit. and

police chief Raymond Hoobler

pressured the f Bl to identiry its

FBI informer after the Guild

Theater bombing.

• 4

The informant's testimony."

put

two SAO members

William Francis Yakopec asii

George M. Hcover - bahira.;

bars for long terms which they:

are still serving.

•'ak:pec was convictad ef!

bombing the Guid Toat - and7

got a six months to Lie sus.aces.%

• Hoover,

1Y1:03₴

conviction

was recently upheld by the state

Supreme Court, is servin? a live:

year to life sentence for seating

into Bohmer's house, wcurning

MiSs, Tharp

and illegal

possession of a billy club.

15

OTHER AILICED: S10:

members were cierged with:

offenses rarging front firearm"

and 'explosive viclationg• to:

perjury for denying memiership:

in the paramilitary prous. Thei

ISAO, whose rar's apareriy

never totalled swore tran 20,1

disintegrated.

His cover blown, Godirey:

• folded his tent and crept ois to

Sacramento where ko's now with

the fire department. His tal

contact, Steve C'rictanson. left.

the agency when Gotray w

public with the 2.10 story. 1.3'3

presently a store manager ia

Kenosh, Utah.

On

one point. loitista red

SAO defendants agree - tae tal

story hasn't been to!d.

AccoRDing to crapplet

Heller of San Ysidro, 1'0 was

the attorney for Yalionce and

SAO

state coordinater acrry,

Lynn Davis, the rEla, arcaty.

limited its agents' ran ence to

carefully sorcenca - written

questions.

He said the FBI livolied

"executive privilege" oa Lea

grounds federal. agents arcy't.

supposed to testify in state trials.

Hetter, Who said his 2i0

clients may have beat.!.g

pawns of Gedfrey and t:: I21,

claimed he failed to get luid ci

• FBI documents crucial: to.

Yakopec's dafense.:

"We just coxidn't gat' our:

hands on the stufi," ka recraed.

"And that informatica ves lie

heart of our defense.

..."

* Rex Schroeder, hard ca tie

local FBI office, saiu is foit the

FBI had cooperated dr or tol

SAO trjals, adding,

"Sis-sist

never enough inicrization iar;

defense attornays.".

Schroeder said he hasn't?

reviewed

the Bohmer-Tharp;

lawsuit yet.

¡As for Bohmer and ACLUS

lawyer Rosenbaum, they acris

that the FBI's role in the S401

may give the SAO doie-daras;

some grounds for filing t:ar cia.

civil rights suit. But gezara.y.:

they weren't sympathetic:

towards their ideologiol ad.

versaries.

Bohmer wryly noted that, ca

one score, he did end up c7 ta.

same side of the fence with an'

SAO mEmber.

For a time, he and Yakopec

were cellmates at Chino..

"Next; The FBland the s'o'

Informant Godiroy tolis boy Lis:

relationchip worked.

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i L

"sinites"

(Mound Clipping in Spaca Bolow)

Conviction

Upheld In

Shooting

The state Supreme Court

has upheld the conviction of

George Mitcheil Hoover, 37,

a key figure in a series of

trials here in 1972 involving

alleged members of the

right-wing paramilitary Se-

cret Army Organization.

The Supreme Court ruling,

was

announced

by the

office of Dist. Atty. Edwin L.

miller, follows an Oct. 30,

1973, decision by the Fourth

District Court of Appeal.

reversing the conviction of

Hoover. The attorney gener-

al's office took the case to

the Supreme Court.

Hoover, formerly of:

Santee, was sentenced to

five years to life in state

prison in January, 1973, fol-

lowing his conviction in Su-.

perior Court on charges of

assault with a deadly

weapon, firing into an occu-

pied dwelling and possession

of a billy club.

Hoguer appealed the con-

viction through Appellate

Defenders, Inc., questoning

the credibility of a key pro

secution witness. The wit-

ness was Howard Barry Go-

direy, a former San Diego

fireman who was a paid FBI

informant assigned to infil

trate extremist groups.,

Hoover contended the Su-

perior Court jury should

have been allowed to weigh

whether Godirey was work:

ing as a "double agent" with

both the FBI and the Secret

• Army Organization, finally

deciding to testify for the

state to protect himself.

The charges

against

Hoover stemmed from the

firing. of a bullet into the

home of Peter Bohmer. then

a former assistant protessor

at San Diego State Universi-

ty; on Jan. 6, 1972. The bullet

struck a friend of Bohmer,

Paula Tharp, 23, wounding

her in the arm. Bohmer re-

sided on. Muir Avenue in

Ocean Beach at the time.

(Indicate page, name of

nowapaper, city and staio.)

12/6/74

Dato:

Edition:

Author:

Editor:

Title:

•д.:

1-157-2815 (540)

178-286 (Hoffey)

20157-308764 rare

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Charactor:

or

Classification:

Submitting Offico:

• Belng Investigated

+ 7-54130470

170-281-1641

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(Mount Clipping in Spoce Below)

San Diego County Supervisor

Admits 'Pranks' on Leftists

BY NANDA Z. TROUT

Times Stall Wreter

SAN DIEGO-The chairman of the ray by _CalPIRG. (California Publi

San Diego County Board oi Supervi-

Interest Research Group), a Ralpr.

ors, iho had previousiy denied alle-

Vader-type organization here.

sations that he harassed leftists.

has now

admitted

ranks."

"some

The

Conde profile shed

•some

further light on an era of harass-

ment and violence against the left

In a report marie public or a re-

documented by the local under-

sarch group here. Super/isor Lou

ground newspaper, The Door.

onde said he disnipted a Pesce and

weil as by local law enforcement of-

zedom Party open house and also

ficials.

Gited in rang controversial coilege

Conde was reportedly active in the

rofessor Herbcrt ivarcuse in Eifi-

late 1960s when the Minutemen and

T.

its successor, the Secret Army Orga-

nization, targeted leîtisis for fire-

On both occasions he was accom-

bombings. shootings and harassing

nied by alleged memicers of the

phone calls.

inutemen. a now defunct nght-

Conde, 47, had previously denied

ing paramuitary organization inat

his activities in articles in The Door.

tried on a widescread campaign of

cut he finally admitted the incidents

slence and harassment azainst the

it movement here in the late 1960s.

to CalPIRG researchers Chris By-

strom and Alan Friedman after their

wast year. in an. interview with

exhaustive, two-month long investi-

•e Times, Conde denied these acti-

gation.

ies. They occurred before he was

He denied being a Minutemen

icted to the Board oi Supervisors

member, although he said he was

1972.

friends

with its then recognized

Conde's statements were included

West Coast leader, Troy Houghton.

one of 13 profies on the county's

and Houghton's wife. Bettie, and at

e supervisors and signt state leg-

one

time gave Houghton a nilitary

stors which were publicied Tues-

Please, Turn to Page $, Col. 1

-

ito 16-05-5911-145

(Indicate page, name of

nowspaper, city and state.)

In angeles min

9/19/74

Date:

Edition:

Author:

Ediior:

7n170-270

157-2815 (5A0)

1-157-1798 (intrum)

Shareten 40U Conde

03

Classification:

Submleting O1tico: 70-280-163

1 Being investlodred

- 757

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"stidis.

Dals recrived

Received froin (name or symbol numberi

8/5/74

iNfORMANT

Herhod of dolivery rehert appre.

iate blocks)

_ ia person

by telephone

Xby mail

If orally fumished und reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

[orally

Dictated

.to

Date pri

!

8/1/7x

Received by

5A Salm Beliese

recording device

E written by Inforce:

Date of- Report

7/29/74

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

5/1174

NOT GeRmANe

To Godfrey

170-286÷1623

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iNfORmANT

T

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iL.

"Hide as

its is

"Nor hats

TO

FRO

SUBJECT:

OFTIONAL POMM NO, 10

MAY IAL EDITION

GRA PEMA (41 CTR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT•

Memorandum

SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286)

DATE:

7/30/74

UNCLASSIFIED

LOS ANGELES (157-8214) (RUC)

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY

EM - SAO

00:

San Diego

Enclosed for San Diego 1s a copy of a Los Angeles

County Jail Booking and Property Record pertaining to arrest

of LOUIS JACKSON on 7/9/74; also one copy of a letter dated 7/5/73

addressed to BILL RITTER, Editor, "The Door"

• Post Office Box

2022,

San Diégo, California, from JERRY. BUSCH. Also enclosed is

an FD-306 containing information received from LA 6993-E on

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

On 7/11/74, Officer TOM GREEP, Los Angeles County

Sheriff's Office (LAGSO), Intelligence Division, advised that

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

arrested by the LAGSO 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 would pro-

vide copies of the bocking record and letter.

On 9/16/74, a copy of the booking record and letter

were received by the Los angeles Office from Officer GREEP by

mail. They are being enclosed.

GREEP also sent a note advising

that JACKSON's true name was LOUIS TACKWOOD.

San Diego will note that the letter contains, among •

other matters, extensive information regarding HOWARD BARRY

GODFREY.

- San Diego (Enc.

- Los Ageles dig forei

ANC/met

(3)

Cr011.

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indial a sincess

* 236

LA 157-8214

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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RICCOBON BUSINESS FORMS (213) 387-72:

LOS-ANGELES COUNTY JAIL

BOOKING AND PROPERTY RECORD

STATE

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MISE: PAPERS, BLU PLASTE COMB, 2 ALK MASTIC FORT

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Bellingran, Wh.

July

53192 3

715 i

98215.

Bue Ruin

Editor

This Door

P.o. Bax 3032

San, Digs, Calif 95112

Mean Bill,

Wei, here it is, Pliase ecise

one til penate to enace man desos

Sadfrey

Data

I first saw, but was not introduced to Hairerd

Barry Godfrey at the Stardist Motel San

Drego Fun Shao in September, 1969.

come frequently to this booth, daring the

three days of the shows On. These occisions

he would "walk through the show" with Mee

Hoover ar Mr. Jerry Lynn Davis, holding

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ne content o

se couver satiat

In November: 1919 I was ached to go

on a "soft penetration" For intelligence

gathering purposes, with. Godfrey I was

coked to make a repart on Godfrey's

conduct and abiliti

traduced to me only sil sary s in

there we drove. to: the Lake Elsinore

area" and visited the lovie of an

elderly gentlemen, whose name ant

supposed importaice I have forgotten.

i Totallie no case posed to be

pressce me as ill-fitted For the role.

Traits or gestures

He alternally emili articularly his.

eyes and hands — which I wauld

viervousness a cowardice and 3)

awarness af personal guitt. All of

these, dispite the Fact we were

breaking no laws, cong no haum and

m. the house at The mustation of 1?s:

owner.

Fallowing the "interview", we left the

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sistert

subjectio house find it discovered.

that we were being followeds Re=

luctandly and that's the only way I

Candescribe Godfrey's aútitude

he followed my instructions to try

to shake our surveyors: Mormally,

I surfairly compet this tineaking

didnt

works. Even though we doubled back

on; the car Fallowing. us and pulled

nto, a seivice station, the car was

Da kind us agam when ine sniered the freeway southbouns.

paniced" then, Increasing his

Diego and to a chinese restaurant whire

We met his superior, Bill Clays.

In retrospect, wherein we all become geniuses,

I con conclude that the survelliance team.

Following us that night. consisted of

Special Agent :Petersen es Christiansen

and other fBi Storn troopers, That

Godfrey's reluctance and panic came

to hit in fee of doing m his englater

(Hie FBI).

During the period of November, 1969 to

animen of 1921y: Howard GadErey Fregnantly

Came to Gunsmoke Ranch on weekends

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5.

water

agious Formo of

it

Shooting: were practiced. for. re-

creation; On These visits, which

were alwars brief lasting less

train in hour - he would Take tr

Hoover an Wire Jerry hymn Davis

asida for quiet conversaticio.

During These visitsy the won"act

as if he did not know bill Clay or

Myself.

It was curing this time that I

learned he had been appanted

"Director of Intelligence"' For the Son

Diego area secton of the Minutemen.

In Cugust of 1971, Godfrey Came to.

y apartment and requested I verify

addresses and phona rumbers: For à

series of names ve had on 3x5 note

conds. He then proceeded to try to

"recruit" me far"'His intelligence nervoil"

af in that both Godfrey and Donald'

Signetti - posting dis "Don Simms" i visited

Gunsmoke Ranch and, although supposedly

"not knowing eachother", they spole

together, on at least one occasions in

a manner simila to the conversations i

Godfrey had previously held with Mi

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heard

Hooker and Mr. Divis,

Seton the "cate conversation

"Take carz of these Red puntis" if

the Rebublican Convention cas held m

Dan tiago. Cilso, anumber of k=

received literature on a newgroup,

The SAo.: Mr. Fleury and I were

aren specific mistructions not to

involve ourseives in any way with

the sao, Mai Fleury continued. to

receive sao literature (unasked) al-

though I did not,

Some of Godf rey's ideas included;

I The use of massive foseages of LSD!

ajanide on stryenine introdiced initio

the punch. at ant way groups meetings?

Bombing of Vaw Headquarters, the

Guild theatre and several porno shops.

•3..

Bombings of the homes off offices

of anti-war Leaders;

Kronaping on assassmatid at anti reas

Leaders and activists..

• Fire bombing of vehicles and ofhes

i propaty belonging to Anti-was activists,

NOTE: Our general attitude to wond Godfrey

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Lusá

and his

•Ire

osals. af that finne

"Hels a

Fucking finl!"

Co No ember had sonder of 1921.

along with the decision to hold the Re-

publican Conventión in SonDiego: Mis

Other ideas having been rejected II have

a strong suspicion that some of them were

carried aut or ditempted li Grafrey) be

now proposse That some che constrict

radio controlled, Freeflight modes airplanes

To carry payloads. of ME and white

phosphorais, to le florin: over Vacation

Istand and detonated. When: Me Aboren,

My Fleury and o beard of this idra we

Rejected de possibility dui se laná.

Godfrey likewise attemipted to involve

others m a conspiracy. To menu facture

a similar arcraft, loaded with TNT 01

Cay plastiane

Fores

on El Toro Marine ir Base at San Clemente.

When I heand ramon of this, I' expressed

the opinion that Godfrey had lost his mindito

ever suggest anyilia as

.msanz.cs.am

ateript on the life of the Prisian. I

Eurthen staied that it I ever receired

mor nation that le was actually praseeding

I woule report it to the Secret Service.

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dilure, in

Mr Hoover e,

Rised like

same attitude.

That That Comments must home Found

Their way to

codirey.

wing this tine I also hearined Golfry

was "San Diego header" of the 570.

Hans,' Ned von Valentings PaTer BOWs

and othes anti-was headers. Again tre

was refused boy everyone he contacted,

On famiany bi 197s, the alfack was

made on Peter Bannera home by Godfrey

and someone ties whose dentity as vet

remains unknown.

10.

had refused to go along; with any of.

God drey's wild ideas.

My apartwent in Son Diego was Under

surellance. Me someone and a was

pet at on one occassion when d. was

Staying out of sight; Godfrey told

MaHooker that, "Baumeis People figure it

was you and Busch who took the shots

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•9: (91-106.1

On You

No sooner was this said than

Godfrej lagan: to. pressure me to

return to my apostmento Cle had.

told wis Hoover

not to tell me

about the "contract" or the sur-

velliance; but Maliare did I

reflected that outside of Mr.

o was

staying. I

•it was he nolai members of his

intelligence"

at Mr Slewy and Roade mye?

There före, on March 2, ifTs, I left

Sandio County

and the kented States

in fear of lin fife. (On con nots

after all, protect onart from a

hidden assassin!) In light of what

has trans plise since, I have we-

mained out of the aid tver since.

Sane hepe this will helps Bit!

Beat. of luck,

Ps. Bill, just tired

Jany Binod

Coray (Fridäy, 7-6) With!

Honda Troute Liliticis.

plane send has a coguy

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"sendin

i atea...

Dute received

Received from (name or symbol numberl

2/1175

INFORMANT

Method of delivery

(chuck appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

It orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Xl by mail

Dictated

to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

2/1/75

Brief description of activity or material

_ NOT GeRmaNe to GodfRey,

orally

Dute preparod

2/11/75

Roccived by

5A Earl un Belinaca

recording device

Date of Report

.2/1/251

Datels) of activity

L written by Informani

117/75

1/31/75

File where original is located ifnot attached

178-5124

* INDIVIDUALS DESICNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE

VIOLENCE OR REVOLETIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

_ on date

Not

geRmaNe Ta

GodfRey

10170-286 (1tpey)

i''T geRMANe

TO

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fon Eddy: Geor

Mitchell Hoover.

It has been ascertained that at this time Ron

Eddy of Poway

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

Ios any right-wing extremist group. When asked by James K. Warner

of los Angeles (via Dennis Loso of Escondido) if he would do this,

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

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

of a leader to do it himself.

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

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

for one of the infiltrators to "wind up in the river" someday. Eddy

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

& regular FBI infiltzator. The only three men of whom he is not aus

picious are Mickey Wakefield, Ray. Wilson and Gerald Smith. Said"Eady,

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

but you can bet that the fins is still in there:

pushing".

Ioso said that the whereabouts of people like Barry Godfrey

should be learned and they should be telephoned and intimidated.

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

thai people like Godfrey should be killed. Mickoy Wakefield of San

Mercos 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 commits himself to one

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

He says he would be very suspicious of anyone who is. He is also

somewhat suspicious of Iom knight. He says that Joe Brinker gave

Knight the name of a man interested in Nazism and two weeks later

the FBI interviewed the man. Also, Eddy wonders how kright saved

his Lederal job in the lace of his continued Nazi activities.. Eddy

feels that ary regular rightist extremist who stayg on with the Nazi

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

On Friday night, January 31, 1975 Ron Eddy net fom letzger of

Fallbrook for the first time. leizger showed lady sone pictures and.

slides of New Christian Crusade activities ard the imo seemed to. bit

It off pretty well, letzger told lady, wakefiela and loso of a visiù.

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

Revenue Service. He said the agents were nervous.

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Georre Mitchell Hoover

Here is one last bit of information. 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 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 licCart:

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

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

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

In Washington, D.C. who 1s 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 Hoover

from prison. By the way, the NCC 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 JOU.

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MATTRES FOITION

ОДА ФРМП (11 СКП) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOV

VMENT

Memorandum

TO : SAC (170-286)

DATE: 5/16/74

FROM : SA FARL M. PETERSEN

SUBJECT:

Dianed

224/57

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY

INFORNATIN CONCERNING

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY has applied for a position as Arson

Investigator for the state of California.

lie scored the top

grade in his test and is now being investigated by the California

Bureau of Investigation for this position.

He is presently workirg

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:

HOWARD PARRY GODFREY, Born July 1, 1943, at Portsmouth,

England, was an informart of the FBI from August 10, 1967.

to November l1, 1972. He reported to the San Diego office.

This service was entirely voluntary on his part.

During

• this

period of

'time he furnished a volume of highly reliable information

about right wing type groups such as the Minutemen and the

Secret Army Organization.

He was reimbursed for his service

In amounts ranging 8xzax up to $250.00 per month.

On June 22, 1972, CODFRIY furnished information indicating

that one WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC intended to komb

• "Genies Massage.

Parlor" in El Cajon.

Due to the poisibility of loss of life if

this combing was carried out, it was decided to make GODFREY

available to testify in the trial of YAKOPIC who had placed a

comb in the Guila theatre in san Diego on June 19, 1912. as a

resubt of information furnished by GODFREY, a number oi persons

were tried and convicted and large quantities of firearas,

explosives and ammunition wese recovered.

The names of individuals arrested tried and convicted was

given to SA THOMPSON.

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• INDIVIDUALS DESONATED RY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A DETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICI

VIOLENCE OR REVOTUTIOYARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

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Meeting of Colonel WILLIAN GALE at

O'Neira Hall on the Evening of

March 28, 1974, San Diego, California

4/5/74

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Colonel GALE discussed an article on himself and

the identity movement as written up in Volume V, Issue 14,

of a bi-monthly publication, called the San Diego Door.

I believe that's

a March, 1974 issue. Colonel GALE read

directly from the article and made comments and corrections

as he went.

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I will make another quote here from the publication:

"JERRY LYNN DAVIS, the ex-head of the S40 in California,

has been reported at GALE's public meetings." According

tO MICKEY WAKEFIELD iDeNTifiESformANt.

DAVIS had not, as far as he knew, ever been to

a

San Diego meeting.

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that was when he was involved in counter-insurgency and

that was with the guerrilla activities in the Philippines,.

which was also indicated in this article.

Then, another interesting thing, he quoted: - "The

SAO was in large part organized by HOWARD B. GODFREY, an

FBI Agent." He didn't have anything notable to say about

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Date of Report

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Datels) of activity.

3/30/74

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3/31/77

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• INDIVIDUALS DESONATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A NEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPA

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOYARY ACTIVITIES HERE NOT DISCUSSED.

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Vic Walton claims to have "put out the word"' on Barry Godfrey .

good year" before the arrests of members of the secret Amy Organization

in San Diego. Walton says he warned the SAo people to 100k out for

codfrey because he believed Godfrey to be half Jewish and, therefore,

intrustworthy. Walton says Godfrey was

too pre-occupied with firears

and explosives to be trusted. He admitted, however, that this seemed

o appeal to the SAO affiliates.

That is all for now.

INFORMANT

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3/25/24

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in person

by telephone

[X] by mail

It orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

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SA fail in Belinee

_ recording device

Date of Report

3/25/74

Datels) of activity

3/24/74

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Transcribed

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3/25/7x

Brief description of activity or muterial

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File where original is located iinotattacked

170-512A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AY ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPAT

VIOLENCE OR REVULUTIOVARY ACTIVITIES HERE NOT DISCUSSED.

J Information recorded on a cara index by -

_on date

Remarks:

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To Godfrey

Vic Walton's Attitude

Vic Walton recently expressed his opinion of George Mitchell Hoove

He said of Hoover,

"He is not the kind of man I would ever want to have

for an enemy because I don't think he would hesitate to do you in".

Walton continued, "However, Hoover seems like a real nice guy". "He

¡s very quiet and doesn't have much to say".

Walton is very anxious to have Ron Eddy of Poway read Nature's

Eternal Belicion. Walton is really making a determined effort to push

this book. Its author, Ben Klassen, seems to think Hitler was the best

thing that ever happened to

the world and concludes his book by saying

that ultivately the White race will have to occupy all the usable lard

on Earth. That kind of tells you something without realiy saying it.

Walton says that Barry Godfrey once told him that his (alton's) teleph

was bugged.

That's it for now.

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3/23/2Y

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3/2x/74

Brief description di ucuvy or material

NS WOO Sating 3/23/27

Nur Political it to be formed by V. Wisela Fio mier orin is loned inorsaso,

170 - 5727

* INDIVIDLALS DEFIGNITED DY AN AS PERIS (AI ONLY ATTENDED A NEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIP 17:

VIOLENCE OR RETOLETIONARY ACTITTIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

3 Infomation recorded on a cari index t.v.

_ on date.

Remarks:

NOT GERMANE

To GodfRey

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SEANCIAN

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Vic Walton says that Parry Godfrey once gave him two cans of illega

powder. Because he suspected that the stuff was illegal, he claims to

have disposed of it. "alton sais he has information from a "pretty reli:

source" that Godfrey is currently employed by the Sacramento Fire Dept:

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(Mount Clipping in Spoco Below)

Hearings Recess

In Perjury Case

A hearing to determine

Raich in Harbison Canyon

whether a 1472 conviction of

in 1982-64, and also in films

an alleged mimitr or the

made here.

Secrel

Armit Organization

He was said to be a free-

should

be overturned

1525

lance. writer now, and

was

continued yesterday pending

reported to have returned

receipi of answers froir.

nere acout two months ago,

former FBl agent invoived

staying until a week ago.

in the initial investigations.

Superior Court Judge

Mann and Baldauf agreed

- James C. Toothaker took the

to suomit wrillen questions

action at thie request of Dep-

that would be put to former

uty Dist. Alty. Henry Wann

FBI agent Steve Christen-

and attorney Laurence C

sen.

Baldauf Jr., representing

Calvin Fox.

Fox was convicted of per-

jury during the trials here.

He was charged in connec-

tion with his denizi that he

was a member of the SAO, a

right-wing paramilitary or-

ganization.

MYSTERY WITNESS

A mystery witness. whom

Baldauf said he might call

for the writ of habeas corpus

hearing, failed to maierial-

ize yesterday.

Baldauf nad hinted that

"Jerry Bush," whom he de-

scribed as having testified

before the Senate Watergate

Commitice, might appear

despite a threat on his life.

Bush's name was not men-

tioned during the hearing

yesterday.

MOCK SHCOTOUTS

Other sources said Bush,

38, had lived here at one

time, appearing in mock

shootouts at the now-closed

Frontier Village at Big Oak

(indicate page, name of

nowspaper, cily und staie.)

SAN DIEGO. UN

-2/21/74

Date:

Edition:

Author:

Editor:

Title:

Character:

Classification:

Submitting Office:

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(Mount Clipping in Spaco, Balow)

'72 Penaly

Witness

Challenged

BI BILL 077

Howard Barry Godisey, a

former paid FBI iriormant

and key prosecution mitruss

in the series of t97? Secret

Army Organicaton

irials

yesterday

15a5 de-

scribed by an attorney in

Superior Court is & danger-

ous figure ulo, If noi ex-

pused in court, will be es-

posed by the Watergaie

Commaties.

The allegation was by lau-

rence

Baldaui Jr.,

attorney for Calvin For, who

HaS CORNiCiEn Of DeEjury

during

the trials.

ias

crarged in connoriou sith

his decial that he was a

member of the S40, a right-

wing puramilitary orgenza-

tion.

Baldauf, who is sueking to

oberurn Fox's comration,

also ried tin possibility of

a mister witness in his

arguments belore Judge

James &. Toothater for a

writ de habeas corpus.

During arguments. he

named the wait, as "Jerry

Hush,**

suking to. is. "in San

Diegu " Palaur aiso sTif

Busk minit rusty, desplit

the fact that his tre has bach

thrediencd

Baldnut also had admitted

into ermance a declararina

by Bust chor tis Chjections

of Deputy Dist Kir Henry

Marn, who daimed the

statenint was int relerant

-BAG---THE SAN DIEGO LO.

Wedn

Informer In SAO

Tricis Challenged

(Continued)

- to the proceedings.

fly a drone into Air Force

Baldaur lattr withdrew One (the presidentiai plane)

Bush's declaration with the as it

Has Hown into San

consent of Mann and Dirgo."

• Toothiaker. In withcrawing

Pries said he was not

-it, Baldauf said the contents aware of such a plan.

Should not ur disclosee toira

Baldaui also asked Price if

• public because Bush had ies- he had any krowledge of a

•tified before the Watergate meeting between Godircy

Committce and had been ad- and Donald Segretti at

nonished not to make any Gunsmoke Ranch in :larbi-

public staterents.

son Canyon here. Segretti,

Mann, in making his earli- 32, has pleaded guilty to one

er objection tu

adiniting count ni conspiracy and

• Bush's declaration, called

three couns of disriouting

- the statement

"highly in- liege? campaigu bicrature

- fammatory.

in connection witia tie last

: *CONCERY FOR SAFETT'

presidentiai campaign. He

Baldauf added that Bush was sentenced to six months

• was "concerhed for his saic- in prison.

• ly."

Price

said ic was not

There were no further ref- aware of such a meeting.

• erences to him, other than

DEFENSE ANGEMENTS

• the arguments on admitting

and then withdrawing his

Ballaud is arguing shat

Fox was denied a fair trial

- declaration.

• Baldauf in his arguments

and dus process because the

attacked the creciblily of

prosecution, at the time of

Godfrey as a prosecution

his inal. withheid iniorma-

witness in the Sto trials, ai lon and ai least sire witness

one point saying "Mr. lini-

18o should have been al-

frey is an arch criminal"

lowed to instify for the de.

who "untess taken into tow"

forse - Strve Christensen, a

"Kill someune." pissi-

Former Fbi ageni to whom

- bly

the "President of the

Godfrey reporter when he

United States."

was assigrud to inaltrate ex-

PRICE TESTIFIES

tremist grougs..

Parlier, Baldauf called as

tax was convicted of per-

a satness Drpuiy Dist. All!.

jury on Die. l, 1072, atter a

L. Forrest Price, whn pro- nonury trial iciore Judge

seculed for. When question- Bonsal Joo Fox. H. was

Baldauf ashod the corpor of an El C'ajon

him if lie had been aware a service station at the ame,

the tie that rioters ind an establishment allerdly

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(Indleate page, name ol

newspaper, city and sirie.)

SANDIELOUNNI

2/20/77

Date:

Edition:

Author:

Edi:o.:

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Character:

Alrig

Classification:

Submitting Office:

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Relocation of fuy wilson; party for lazi affiliatoo; Calrin

Fox's accusationg against lovard Barry Godtrey.

NOT GERmAN.

To Godfeey

Calvin Fox'e Accusations Arainst Barri Gortrey

The enclosed leaflet is apparently being circulated by Calvin H.

Fox of El Cajon. However, the source of the particular copy enclosed.

here was Ray Wilson of San Diego.

Fox comes on pretty strong against

Sodfrey.

That is about all for now.

Will be in touch again soon.

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nformer i: inked

Right-Wing

Violence

BY STEVEN V. NOMEETS

ALGO. June 28-d lordes of is

rid and lianeed too in

intermer

miurnier. Howard Ber:. Grolfie!

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herglares

11999111- 111071

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Lyan Doris. the former

hern Callers coralder for flie

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rath ul another mall-lone group.

Minutemen.

begretti Recegniecd

anuller debelopinen: the mech. 1110)

Bors el the Serrel Arms Circears-

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model dà Segroria, the doung longes

enchange idealitied die man on 1lie

mid thee mel la the sonner ol 1971

sheisting

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so of she Suares Arusy Organies-

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she raghe-mingers ashues the

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Berch.

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• Murico.

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juirrolin uhn could

the 1:1ã0 Series do copierio Do a

Honored Circlirer, lie

elborder, mode price 199 15i6 all douse-

dia: monitors and contested the 120né!

the grange recrunting

la dera. Candirag mas considered a

seria a more motion lise" dha 1110008

members. D. jo sid.

Godires lakd friends. and in mine cares

later lestfed in count. tilt he hod poir-

agarns the sailor sali hunt bodied cross-

muny el lot mere sadiario in S.en Dieger.

In one ce. He admites brooking into

sie olfices al The Street Journal. a loli-

compment salued all sereral thirind

dollers.

in another core. lie suid he

hurglared the

Micronge Inserallen

conor, a comer-culiare ausport. und

sinte their recrores.

lass enforcement agesto and dial Cists-

seresal oiher

hurglares and fire-bern:hed 3l least 85661

euro belonging leo tilled as mplilalers.

Sal did Tien

Carlises less riding in is eas en Jon. 8.

1772. when anothes member of tie Secre:

Aime Organican dired a shoe 1910 3

here incupied he tourg lelinds. The

holled -lattered the elbore of a girl marined

Paala Tharp Maso The und other

residenia df the house nese planning

demonstrations al the Republican coon-

Cindered trust the gun ised in the

mo0t.g.ndg001: 10h08 B1 comes.

The agent tad it arider hoo sessed: lie sis

> sier Anema that Mr. Segreits anel

ATClAime Organirallas 2i dillarers

• disessed the ides of andirele

ole solo mall disrupt the cordania-

trail; ipprehended a by the polier. The

incident indf the agent irre jets.

Liut so far, there his heen me firm

sit linting dr. Segrests do the schi-

- Seered army Cigarerine in 800e alie

tié 51O min a lederalls dusselist an-

er. sashe less register shier being

¿d less Thursd. from pril vilero he

dems: Green cordinis

perce that he roas

abready a leader in sine ess9assdasson."

this printing a ruling of the Appeals

He has everturned the conviction of one

the persons

mentioned

2bo:e--CN THE

DIBILITY CY THE FBI

WITNESS, GODFREY!!

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"AT

CUTERER 1973 ISSUE OF BAGPIE.

MAGGENE SALS THAT GOSTELL, TAI

FBI INFORMATE, ADMITS HE WiTS

POTTING TO KILL PRESIDENT.

NIXON IN SAiL DIEGO!

ISN'T IT JUST NICE THAT

THE SAN DIEGO COURT JUDGE:

PUT TWO MEN IN PRISON FOR

LIFE SOLELL! ON THE WORD

OF THIS CRIMIALLY INSANE

INFORMER.

THIS CLEVER PARANOID,

GODFREY, WAS WORKING UNDEZ

L. PATRICK GENO, NOONS APPEA

TEE, WHO ADMITTED BURNING TE

CONTENTS. OF E. HOWARD HURT'S

WIIITE HOUSE SAFE TO COVER

UP THE CHA, PLOT TO SUSVET

THE CONSTITUTIONAL FRECESSES

OF OUR GOVERNMENT.

THIS BUILDS STRING SUSPICI

OF LOCAL JUDICIAL CONNECTIONE

TO THE WATERGATE SCANDAL.

1 PROTEST! YOU, TOo, MUs

PROTEST TÓ SAVE OUR REFUEL

JINCERELS.

clin 0s1

900 BROADWAY

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I day, 1972 when the Committre to Re-elec the

President hired ex-Fil agents lo our 200 iclephone

calls at lemocratic Headquariers to siter the country

from com anism, "capinin" Howard Barry Giud-

frey, anotes Fill operator, was spending, his "cir-

per-d" cirity al my scrice station, did li liroaducy

in El Cajo, busing tires, batteries, and servicing for

his 1151 kiantler Cohich h2 cays he drove es the

rolas ty car in the shouting incident at Profcosor Bon-

Since l hare heen an cutspokes opponent of Chair-

man vison, it appears that "Captain" Godfrey was

assiniel lo go to the county grand jury in Jure and

name me as pue of the members of his "Secret Army

Organzation ' so that when I was sutgoonaed to iestify

as a mitress in the Yakopec trial, a bomb would lie

throon at my station (on the same date as the sub-

: poonas, a rontal truck destroyca, and a week later my

contrart with llertz canceled.

It probabiy had nothing to do with my opposition to •

Nixon, but after I denied membership in the SAO ("an

appeiage ni the FiT"), at the Yakopec trial, the

almest all white (collar) county grand jury indicted

my for ecrjuly.

On Dec. 6, Judge Bonsall Moon found me guilty and

sent me to jail for six months with fre years probation

ing

non

71!

Sud

lacked on so I could he thoroughly walched by

authorities for thie reraining terni-duration of the

Oh, incidentally. the only witnuss for the presccution

that l was ar SnO member lins "Captain" Godfrey. lie

had NO paced cornbarative evicence to produce to-

the court-ualy his mouth. De iras lis meat calae)

which propted Judee Conyers to decore "outragori"

over the Fil failure to produce evidence in the - in the

Yakopee trail. All cridence in my case was cir-

cumstantial (planted), also.

When I appealed the sentence Judije Noon first

refused bail. Then after my attorney apponted that, he

did consent lo set bail at a reasonabis (?) $25,000! It

was only $10,000 in the beginning!

But don't get upset, gentlemen. This sort of political

persecution is practiced in Communist Yugoslavia 1

krost. Mly wife is from there. I just brought her out of

her native country seven years ago!

She is patrified with fear of political provocateurs

"Americanisin"-Nixon-Gray styie! Walergate!

Watergale! Watergate! Who knows what lurks in the

Watergate-West?

Calvin H. Fox, No. 550703

• P.D. Box 2232.

222 West CS!

AS "CAPTAIN" GODFREY WORKING

TO

OR THE FBI OR THE "COMMITTEE

; ELECT THE PRESIDENT?" Eurn

1e pago for startling facts

nat point to the latier.

ou must decide from the

ircumstantial cvidence,

uch the same way as a

ury decides in a

surt trial.

AS THE WATERGATE

CRET

SE

ANY

A

EVEN

Hit":

HER

RIL

THEM

F

RAMED

?

ILL

VER

HE

RUTH?

Campaign

maragers

conccured, he

would he very diatult for tic

President to be re-lacted"

convention

sultu: cd

lin

sainc viclence that wrac. ed the

Wednosday, January 24, 1973:

Deriocrati?

conscution in Cine?

cago in less.

San Diego Link

Campaign

Treasurer light

W. Sloan Jr. destitini he russ

iTo Watergate

money for List's ser

iation on orders fun Ai gruder.

Tricn trinJudgo John J. Sirical

Case Reported

jor U.S.

District Court askedl

wity Magrider had authorizedi

the expenditure, Sloan repicd:/

"I have no idca."

WASHINGTON (UPI) - Th

CONFIRMS ACTION

Watergate trial was told yester-;

Under questioning, Sloan alsoi

that

President Nixon's!

confirme! for the first time

that he lot the Nixon campaign

campaign maragers, fearful of

because of concern over the la-.

violence

and bodily karm to

tengate affair.

high Republicals, hired former!

Sloan also said he turned;

White Igure aide G. Gosion:

over $53,900 in Nixon campaign!

Licely to set up a $250,000 "in-l

¡contritution checks to Liday lo!

telligence-gatlicring neissorl:"

be converted inio cash.

Jeb Stuart Magder, former

•This was done, sican said. Le.

deauty dircrior

i the Com-

chese of the campaign finance!

milie for the re-cicetion of te

reporting laus

Which subicut

les ilied

yestrdiy

individual contributions of more

thai sir. Nisen nidered the site?

than 53,00 to a gilt tax. ile said

tie five "cinects

sangeil

Consenton swilched from San

alrouits fron S15,C90 euch tol

Diege to afiami Ecach an a re-

$25,030.

sult of Licag's estimates of the!

Liddy ard Jane: I. McCord!

number of antivar demonstra

MJr., who was rule of live me?!

ters espected at Son Diego.

jarr. sted Jure li inside Doila;

Huscier, Magruder said he.

icadquasiers,

had never dirceied Lidly in

os sircian Democratie:

the win compirey

in cirection with the

pread giarters at the Satirgue,

Lor to tre so bug san, crored

S. 'eGo"ern's carpaign didicts!

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NSWPP DEmonstration in Jos Angeles 11/17/73.

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-discretion of those offices.

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Terry Busch.

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Phony Name Given

• It has been learned that Jerry Busch was present at Vic Walton's

se In la less on the night of the 16th. He gave Commander Koehl the

lias name "lark Roberts" when the commander asked who he was. Busch

sappears to be friendly with Stan lcdade and is said to have been a close

friend of George Hoover in the Secret Army Organization. This same tric!

had been used by Mike Johnson of la Mesa when he was first introduced to

Joe-Tommasi last July. At that time he gave his name as being Kuychendai

(pronounced Kirkendall) •

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fon Eddy of Poway states he has all of the coming week off snd that

sesires to accompany Wakefield and Inight to their scheduled trial

is disturbing the peace on Wednesday, November 21, 1973. Eddy also

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

lently to get him out. Eddy said he would be willing to borrow money

Irom his credit union and put up the equity in his house as collatersi

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 Barry Godfrey if he could

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

Then it becomes necessary for Godfrey to retum 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 it, I belleve

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

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

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

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TO

Godfrey

Boz Lady

Pon sady bods very great deal to say on this nicht.

te sorense tre

subjects--morality and especial the FBI.

He spolie of some of the sleepy looking places on South Broncuay 1:

San Diego. He saiu, "They're full of taite girle being used as "kozes

by nisser pinos and nister customera." "South Broadwaj is oat auge docs:

house." "='à lilo to tale a subnachinogur end. wall into thoss rieces

and just cloak coudeo" he went oh, "*loped -ught Just ao wall core tea

it that wuy because he's up the river for just sa dong. as if hard tails.

someone." Sliy said that if the bail on George Hoovar is loverei succi

ciently; he will bail zim out.. He said, "And if I can finủ cuù mere

Barry Colarey 1c,,5'11 point Hoover in that direction because I jair

carmind out fron tuth agento and daformanta dù that organiaction.

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-GUNES

•informant

OBJECT:

Thereabout

Of Howard Barry Godirey.

Recently the name of Barry Codfrey has been very nuch on the ráci

and lips of bots left and right-wing extrenists.

To bogin with, Stanley !clade of Spring Valley claims to have

seen Godicay in los Angeles on the night of Septauber 8, 1973. tis

sighting is said to have occurred at a meeting of the Mational Sccie

•White People's Iarty in El honte. This was the neeting at which chise

ward took over command of the NS"FP's los Augeles headquarters from

Joe Poinagi.

Ray Wilson, San Diego unit leader of NSHPI, tends to discount to-

Dade's claim. Wilsor said, "liedade is always coming up with wild stor

and this is jusi one more of them":

A staff member ci the pro-Communisi San Diego Door clains io-have

succeeded in locating Godfrey in the sacramento area. lo nore than

that is known abous the leftist attenpt to fird fodirey.

Relating back to McDade's story, Gerald I. Smith of Santee bas a

theory. He believes that Modade may be sincere in what he says but

he mascook Mackey Valerield oi Escondido for being Barry Godirey. 9=

states they in his opinion, fodirey and Werefield are lainly similar

in appearance.

..

Saith had more to say on the subject of FbI infiltrution of tea:

and right ving extremist organizations.

He said. "actually it is e

mistake to blase people like Godfrey ior this situation. Even so i

vidual I3I agonts in the fiel: are not really to clane.

The initzaa

and agents of the R3I are orly doing what they are told. the citera

blame lies with the dossier-gatherers baci: in Hashington, D.C." Si:

vent on to say that he has nothing againsi the police for, tryias io

informed about ine NSIFT and its opponents. He feels thai the sole

purpose of the police in doing this is to prevont trouble inci

start

However, Suith feels that the autitude of Fedgral agents is less

able.

He said, "They (üne IBI) seen to feel that groups life the 13

should sonchow

be outlawed".

• :

That is about all that is knorn about the current dracer with

Paray Todêney did the most recent aütitudes of Gerald Saith. *112:

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• SAO'S HOOVER

GETS REVERSAL

The man convicted of wounding

former door starfer Paula Tharu while

shouting into former

economics

professor Peter Ponier's house, has

had his corviction reversed by the

Fourth District Colirt of Appeais.

George Mitcheil Hoover, Secret Army

Organization (540) member, was

sentenced last February to irom five

years io life. His conviction was aimost i

entirely due to the testimony of Howard

Barry Godirey, former 540 leader who

later suriaced

as an FBI informer. God-

frey was the driver di the car used in the

shooting of Buhmer and Tharp's Ocean

Beach home.

The Appeals Court ruled that Judge

Williarn Low's jecision not to let the

jury determine Godirey's crecibility (as

both informer and accomplice) was in

error. In addition, the couri suggested

shai codirey's role in the shooting

should haie been grounds for prosecu-

tion. The fact that Godirey was not

• charged ai the tine leít few peopie who

seren't al leasi a bit suspicious.

So George Hoover now goes back to

Superior Cour!, iviere a jury vill decide

whether Codirer's testimony was credi-

ble. ind it they find it's not, a new trial.

mighi be ordered. ill this wouldmeant

that Howard Barry Godfrey, who has!

been in relative hiding since the SAO

triali, would return ta Sun Diego to

restify.

Meanivhile, sources inside the District

Amorney's gilice say that they plan to

appeal the convicion reversal.

.

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nowspaper, city and atare.)

SAN DIEGE DIE

111/8-22/33

Volume 5 15506

Date:

Edition:

Author:

Editor:

Titla:

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Classllicallon:

Submitting Office:

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Appeal Filed In Conviction

Or Secret Army Key Figure

An appeal has been filed with the witness stand when he de- ipated

in four

felonies. in-

ilhe Fourth

District Appellate nica bombing the theater.

volving the sciting off of an 1n-

Court, challenging the l97e con- Fred Helter. Yakonec's attor-coralary dence in his yard.

alid possession and sale of ile-

viction of lilam Franis tak- ney, said he nas appealed his gai explosives..

quee, a key figure in tire secret client's conviction on grounds. He said further that he had.

Army Crganization triais.

Yakopec, 31. was senienced motions.

of errors in trial and in pretrial; requested instructions irom 52-

iperior Court Judge Robert W.

lon Oct. 21, 1072. to cne year to

Hetter said he was utongiul-i Conyers. the trial judge, on en-:

Life in staie prison after his Oci.. ly denied the right to suppress tragment. but nis request was:

12 conviccion on charges ni as- evidence on the basis that he denied.

letter

added

ina::

sault with intent to commit was no: allowed to question un- Yakopec's case was one of en-

murder, assault with a deadly dercover policeman

Pubien trapment.

a police oificer. Brancion on aifidavits in sun-

On Yakopec's confession be-

simple assault and possession

port of a scarch warrant for fore sentencing. Hetter com-

of explosives.

Yakopec's El Cajon residence. monted that it would be citi.

The charges stemmed from Further.

Heiter said, he was cult to zo to triai on the basis of

can investigation of activitias al- not allowed to question Bran- a confession. and. li a new iral

flegedy linked to the richt-wing dion on the reliabilty ei the key does deveion. the deiense wouid

i paramilitary Secret Armiy Or- prosecution withess.

Howard concentrate on the question ci

vanization. including the June Barry Godirey, a former San entranment.

39. 1972 bombing of the Guild Diezo City fireman who was a

Yakonee sas nne of several

Theater, an adult movie house paid fSI intermant assisned to persons indicied by the county

that showed seroriented ruins.

infitrate extremist right-wing grand jury in its investiganon

No one was injured.

¡of Secret

Army Organitation

Yakopce, just hefore his sen-

Hetter said Godirey's rclia- activities. The series of trials

tencing, made a dramano ren- billy as a wiiness was open in that resulted captured iride

fession, saying he nar lied on question because he had partic public atteniion.

made fr

157-2815(540)

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newspaper, city and siate.)

San die;

9/26/73

Date:

Edition:

Author:

Editor:

Title:

Character:

ar

Classification:

Submitting Office:

eing inimallcares

170525

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reality

(Indieste page, name of

newspaper, city ona sizie.)

hard

times

Has the rews media blachout in San Diego got you down? Well, it's got u!

down 1oo Last issue the DOOR ran a siory about the activities of CREEP sp!

Donald segretti in San Diego. The story was imporiant enough for the iven

York: Times (see below) to pick it up. In addition, it has been reprinted in the

Washington Post and a number of other places.

All week the DOCR has been getting phone calls fron around the

country about our story, it has all been very rewarding - but also very

trustrating. Here we are sitting on a major news story and with the exception!

of KGB - no San Diego news outlet has picked it up, or even called us to

= check the story out!!!

The DOOR will continue its investigation into San Diego's Watergate

connections. And we will print whatever we find out! We hope that the

other news media in San Diego will get off their asses and do some work.

We will be glud to take them under our wing and give them a lead or two. In

any event, vow can read all about it right here in the DOOR.

We are reprinting the article from the New York Times so our readers can

enjoy it along with us and so the sceptics can see that somebody takes us:

"seriously.

SAN DIEGO POOR

July 3-17

vols see

Date:

Ediiion:

Authos:

Editos:

Title:

Charactor:

03

classifleallon:

Submitling Offico:

L Being Investigated

757-170-286

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DIDEXED.

SERIALIZED I FILED

JUL A 11970

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F.B.I. Informer Is Linked

To Right-Wing Violence

By STEVEN V. ROBERTS .

SAN•D:EGO. June 23 -A leader ofa hid pleaded guilly and was granted

righ!-wing.

paramilitary

shat harassed young leiless here for more

proballs.

According lo Divin's account. the

than i beur says that the group was parliy

Secret Army Organicalson Hits fermed in

organized and linanied by an intermer

1971 10 train

guerrillas

whos could

for the Federal Burcin of Invesugaron.

organed i revelance movement should

Law enforcement atficers and others

the lineed Stales he conquerco Do a

familiar with the suntion corroboraled

foreign power. Toward Godfrey, the

his account.

F.B.l. informer, is one sof the sis foun-

The informer. Howard Berry Godfrey.

ding members and contributed the money

partsinated in a shooting. an well is

used

te print the groups recruiting

sureral fire-bomhings

and

burglaries.

Iterature. Davis said.

whole receiving regular payments from

In addition. Godfrey has considered a

the F.B.I. for his services, il mis said.

"Trebried" within the organizalion ind

• This sccoum sus provided this neck

100k

a "more militant line" than must

by

Jerry

Lenn Davis, the former

memnors. Davis sard.

Southern California coordinator for the

Godirey told friends. and in some cases

Secrel Army Organisation. a well-armed

later resilied in court. that he had pir-

outgronth of another righting group.

licipated in i serres of violent acrions

the Minutemen.

against the rather small hui socal com-

Segretti Recognized

munity of lefi-ning radical in Sim Diego.

In andiher development this neck. luo

In one cive. he admitted breaking inlo

memhers of the Secret Army Organi-

the offices of The Street Journal, a left-

lion repoorledle recognised a photograpi

ming nonspaper. and derry me paining

ol Donald M. Sorelli, the roung lans er

equipment salacd it several thousand

accused ul organing a Republican co

dollars. In another case. he did he

pio:tage campaign last year. According 1o

"burglarired the Merge Intermation

The Door, i local radical nanspaper. the

Centor. a coumer-criture outpost. and

sues righties idenulied the man in the

sude their records.

photograph as "Donald Sinms." nion

Liu entercemem achting that God-

they sald they met in the summer of 19?1

trey also periormer

several ather

it i

shooting

range frequented by

burglaries and fire-hemied ill lets 1wn

membero ol the Scorei Army Orgni-

cats belonging le sadical sympiilivers.

liun.

Tile tues men reportedly said that

"Sinimes""

uis present al i discussion

among the richi minger about the

Republican

Marional Consention.

originally scheduled lo be heid in Sin

Diego list August helore it mis mored lo

Miami Beach.

"Sinims" did not par-

lieipale in the discussion bar an unider-

rified companion did, according lu The

Dair's muries.

Mr. Sorrelli. who has beer indicted lur

Agent Ilid Gua

ccording to his one court destimony.

Cidirey dis riding in i air on Jain. h.

1972. when anuther member of the Sucret

Arms Organization Bico a dood inio a

house ericupied by boung leftises. The.

bullet shattered the ethen of a gul naned

Paula

Tharp. Miss Tharp and other

residenis oi the house were planning

demonstrations at the Republican con-

vention.

distributing tale campaign literature in

Floridis, alien nicd the minie "Donald

Simmuns" in recruring explosage agents.

18 is alses known lal Mr. Segrelli and

she Scerel Arms Organiation al differem

tinies.

discussed the ides of abducting

radicals sto might disrups the conven-

sion. But so far, there has teen me firm

evidence linking Mr. Segreui do the rigin-

wine group.

Davis, is 31-reariold. construction

'iro0.....

manths until the Secrer-Army Organies-.

lion memirer she shal Miss. Tharp wai

finally apprehended ee hy the police. The

incident dost the agent his job.

Given Godles's comributions do the

• Secrel Army Organiration in tirie and

mones. Davis said. you might sing that

lic S.A.O. mis a lederallo funded an-

ree 202r999 for the right sere

¡rage i pradeal to doore balance 111-49

mist1s16il1l, but dinal dilled arline

art asalo

enemudly i leager in she dreame stron.

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(Indicate poge, name ol

newspaper, elty and siatu.)

SAN DIEGO DOER

501y 3-17.

VOISISSUE2

Phoio by: Vince Compagnone

TRIALS

Sill Kitter

JERRY LYNN DAVIS

The former Southlund coordinator for

tie Secret Army Organization (5.40) has

been placed on thier vears probation.

Superior Couri Juride Franklm Oriold

i¡ pronounced serience lasi Juar 21 on

¡ jerry burn Davis, former SAC chiellair:

who was found guilly ni possessing in-

flammable material. Davis was originally

charged with possessing explosive

devices.

After sponding a lora: of 134 days in

jail including a 90-ilay sint in Chino for

3 diagnostic siudi,

Davis wall given

probation hecause di "guod probation

¡ recommendations."

In an exclusive iniervieir with the

¡DOOR Disis and his attorner, Fred

i letter, said that they feis that the SAO

had been user be the FBI. Through FBI

ide do dee Moroles, 161168

tire fal coulder kails do

Marseives," Matter sold she DOOR,

INW 65994 Docld:32989524. Page 80

This charge coincides with a DOOR

investigation (see last issue) of illegal FBI

and government acitvity in San Diego,

In fact, FBI agents Peterson and Regnot.

bisited Davis while he was in county jail

arvaiting sentencing. Davis told

the -

DOOR that the FBl was investigating the

activities o: one Donald Simpson. Last

issue, the DOOR revealed that CREEP

agent Donald Segretii used the names

Danald Sirms and Donald Simmens

and that

Segretti vis.led the Gunsmoke Raach in •

El Cajon, a hangout lor SAO memuers,

in the summer of 1971. Davis, however,

denied ever meeting anyone by the

name of Donald Simms, Donald Simms,

Donald Simmons or Donald Simpson.

Davis did reniember plans proposed

by informer Godfrey to disrupt

demonstrations by leftists al the

enublic Convention wher it was. still

lared for san Diego. Davis staird that

.?..

!.119919999

Date:

Edi:1.on:

Author:

Editor:

Title:

Chaccter:

Submitting Offlee:

I Being investiqied

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Jian.

-.FC2

Accorrie To Davis, Godfrey hoped

roproval...ruind pressibly a counter-

riol by the poire Tha purpose of such a

riol is uncler-eiron that it clearly

would haur triper dixon.

The DOOk in: prig arion has learned

that there win a Fore nired effort by

'CRLES, Tir FBI, tri ciner governmon-

sal agencies lo

mone sure that

riots

would disrup tire Republican Flaico.

It appears that these pions were drawn

up when il appeared that sonaror dó

Mustie a serinus treat, Nixon clearly

would have blamed any violence on

Muskie supporters. Inen it became

apparent that MiGovern

had the

nomination locked un and that the ITT

scandal had forred the convention lo

move to Miami, the

riot plans were

clearly toned! down. It is our theory thai

Nixon and his staff felt that they could

easily bear McGovern.

• Davis told us that he felt pretty much :

the same way and , in fact, was quick to :

point out the provocateur role Godtrey :

plajed. "Godirey possessed explosives

for nures 2 vrars," Divis sold. Ol' enurse,

Godirer

wils

anthing. The Doon prodruled for

Has learned that

Corira; is mom writing a book about his

exponentes.

We are cuntinuing our investigation

into Watergate and the San Dieun con-

nections. li anyone has one information

that might hol! us, give und call. We will

protect the idertiy of our sources.

--÷÷.

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• wit.

D'is

-6/30/72

Tille am iNfORmANT

iNfORmANT

11705236

(271)-235)

Source From Which Progeny Arpied

6/30/72

iNfORMANT

Location of Properly os Berly Talibit

Trason 10r Retration ui Property ard Floris Maile lo Dispose of Saos

Firearis vault

Retain tenporarilly until disposition

Description of Mopenty ur Falfont and MoniSeele ab, le croSune

submitted by SA caRL M. PETSiSeN

1 o Brownins Machine run, Caliber 5012, US N0, 32846 Nig by

ColEs en ce des et contition.

Barrel has been cut off by weiding torch. sot in

1 •38 caliber silencer no brand none but with Pat. Pending

and nusser 95 stauped on it. lived sreel.

1.-Baved of shotgun barral and stocl: (alco sawed off) from

"Sears ioubici model aix 10@100 shorgun. do serial

Barrel 13j inches lung.

2 Hitle grenade launchera. No identifying marks.

SELAFNUAL iNVENTURI CERTIFICATION TO JUSTIFY RETENTICN OF PROFERTY (ical and aus)

OCT 1 3 1972

MAR 271973

140

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В ОСА ТАталтА (11 0574) 101-11.8

* UNITED STATES GE

•ERNMENT

Memorandum.

TO

:SAC (170-286)8)

DATE: 2/26/73.

FROM : SA Cal m Biterse

SUBJECT:

Howard Bang tolfey

EM-SAS

in me the tite a tenta

cosis,

Case in being best open for.

disorsal of bulbe

exhibit. after Forest

trial due to start March 26, 1973.

Lead:

will disint bulky enticit

after forest trial,

EMiS

(1)

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3 Trait.

GRAPEMT (4) CHT) 101-11A

UNITED STATES. GOVLRAVENT

Memorandum

:SAC (170-286) (P)

TO

DATE: 12/28/72

FROM : SA EARL M. PETERSEN

SUBJECT: HOWARD BARRY GODFREY

FORMER EI

This case Is being kept in a pending status until disposal

of bulky exhibit in firearms vault and until end of case Involving

JERRY LYNN DAVIS, 157-3001, whose trial starts 1/15/72.

Some of the items in the vault will be forwarded to the

Bureau and others will be returned to GODFREY.

GODFREY has been advisedg that inasmuch as no Information

was received from Buseau or

Los Angeles regarding proposed individual

to help him write

a book that all was favorable or negative

regarding him and that he could go ahead with his

contact with

him.

GODFREY will be in San Diego during the trial of DaVIS. •

EMP: emp

(2)

POST P

170-256-134

RUININ.

SI - SAN DIEG

Buy U.S. Sawings Bonds Regularly. on she Payroll Savings Plan

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FD- 2211 (Kev. 7-15-70)

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY

San Diego, California

• DATE

November 6, 1972

San Dia50

One Hundred

_dollars, and

No

100.00

), which money is to be paid by me on

14

11/9/72

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY

to

for information concerning the case entitled SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION; WILLIAM

FRANCIS JAKOPEC; CALVIN FOX; GEORGE MITCHSLI HOOVER

-cents,

Services: $700.00

Expenses $

Federal Income. Tax Withheld s

Signed:

Sil

Special Agent

Have payments been made by other Offices? El No • Yes (List Offices below.)

Bulst 7-3-72

Authority (date)

Period Covered by Payment 9/1/72 - 11/5:70

Authorization Checked

int

Check Number

18898

Receipts Received

11-14-72

Youcher Prepared

11-20-72

_ Item 20

Date of Actual Payment

11/9/72

By whom

SA FARL Me PORDEDEN

170-286.

Informant's File No.

1:%

Approved

SAC

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170-151-132

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Titre plus

. di

Dalc -

-6/30/72-

Titte and. iNfORmANT

7170-236

iNtORmANT.

{170-286)

Date Property Acquired

Source From Which Property Acquired

6/30/72

Location of Property os lisihy Lixhibit

iNfoRm araou ror Rescurion ni rroperty and Ellersa dude de Disçose of Same

Fireams rault

Retain temporarilly until disposition

Description of Pioperty or exhibit and Identdelgesunsin same

submitted by SA CARL M. PETe SEN

1 • Browning Machine Gun, Caliber 5012, US No. 32546 MEg by

vores ratent lireams "rg. Co. cartford, Conn.

(This wavon cospletely in a disassenoled condition.

Barrei has jeen cut off by weiding torch. soc in

working condition)

•38 caliber gilencer no brand name but with Pat. l'ending

and number 96 stamped on it. Blued steele

1.-Saved off ehotgun barrel and stock (also sawed off) Erom

Sears noebuck modei zada 100100 shorgun. do serial number.

Barrel 134 inches Long.

2 Rifle grenade launchers. No identifying maris.

1 44, ponti

SEMIANNUAL INVENTORY CERTIFICATION TO JUSTIFY RETENTICH DE PROPERTY (Glia) aud Dais)

OCT 1 3 1972

Field File * 170-286

• SEARCHED.......

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TO

FD-209(105-8771)

OPTIONAL PORM NO. 10

MAY IDAR POISION

ORA PRMR (A1 (PA) 101-91.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

: SAC (170-256)

DATE:

FROM

D]TE

DIPC

11/15/72

OPCI

0$1

UPSI

CJ E (Prob)

[= (Ghetto)

SUBJECT:

Howard Bany Golfry

Dates of Contact

11/14

15

File #s on which contacted (Use Titles if File #s not available

172

or when CI provides positive information)

No negative contecte made

Purpose and results of contact

CINEGATIVE.

LUPOSITIVE

L STATISTIC

tickler retto

aniel bret

1111617>

Has informint shown any indication of emotional instabilit: unreliability or

furnishing false informution?

inform nece fled that he has furnished all information aitained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

170256-130

Fight bring

SEAr

tal - SAN DIEGO

EMdis

(1)

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I k

TO

I SONOMAL MORM NO, 10

Ada ipMa 1e1 C181 101-11.8

UNITED STATES G

ERNMENT

Memorandum

: SAC (170-286)

FROM : SA farl mi Peterse

DATE: 10/31/72

I TE

JPC

UPCI

IPSI

(JE (Prob)

[E (Ghetto)

Dates of Contact

9/4/22, 9/12/02, 9/15/2z 9/25/22 10/6/22 18/4/22, 10/30/22

File #s on which contacted (Use Titles if File is not available or when Cl prosides positive information)

NO NEGATIVE CONTACT MADE

Purpose and results of contact

_NEGATIVE

XI POSITIVE

LISTATISTIC

Has informant shown any indication of emotional instubility, unreliability or

furnishing false intomation?

rin mast cellisa contahe has furnished all infomation obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

Coverage

Flight ling ant?

170-256-129

EMBiS

(i)

112!

FBI - SAN D.EOU

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I liva

TO

:

FROM :

SUBJECT:

UNITED STATES GO

...•MENT

Memorandum

SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286)

SA LAWRENCE F. WIRICK

HOWARD BARRY GODEREY

FORMERLY INFORMANT

DATE: 10/26/72

Re San Diego teletype to Bureau and Sacramento dated

10/26/72 and captioned SAO, Extremist Matters (SD file 157-2815) •

On 10/26/72, Supervisor JAMES NEVES, Sacramento, was

advised that GODFREX is currently working in

the Office of Governor

RONALD REAGAN and that he can be reached at telephone number

916-445-9837. There is no address for GODFREX.

NEVES advised

he would make arrangements to interview GODFREY by contacting

him through above telephone number.

On 10/26/72, RICHARD HUFFMAN, Assistant District

Attorney, County of San Diego, telephone number 236-2355, advised

SA ARTHUR J. HOOPER that GODFREY could be located and contacted

chrough above telephone number.

San Diego

LIWsejt

11'91

170-286-128

" ...:..

B

Плавсти!

Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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nike

DATIONAL FORM NO 10

2019-180

MAY DONE BOITION

ORA DAN AO. NO. 1Y

UNITED STATES GOV

NMENT

Memorandum

TO

: SAC SAu Disgo

FROM : Inspector D.T. SuLlivad

DATE:

++15-786

SUBJECT:

CI

-INFORMANT-

PCI TE PC

GHETTO (PROB)

137 -

134 -

170 - 286

SI PSI EI

El (PROB)

The file pertaining to the above-captioned informant has been reviewed by

the inspection Staff, and the informant has been rated as:

Excellent

Very Good

Good

Fair :-

[] Poor

Insufficient Data to Rate

You are referred to the appropriate survey for instructions as to those in-

formants rated "Poor." If rated "Fair," this matter should be followed closely by

you for 90 days. Specific assignments should be given the informant during this

period. If, at the end of 90 days, no positive improvement is shown, the file should

be closed. The Bureau should be advised of the action taken as to those informants

rated "Fair," i.e., were they closed cut or did they become productive.

Remarks:

170-256-127

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'en.

FD-221d Rev. 7-15-701

San

80

CITY

DATE

Septembar 6, 1972

San Diego

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

One Hundred and Fifty

• No

dollars, and

150.00

), which money is to be paid by me on

9/6/72

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY iNfORMANT

to

for information concerning the case entitled

SECRET ARITY ORGANIZATION, NATIONAL

SOCIALIST WHITE PEOPLES PARTY, MINUTEMEN, AND INDIVIDUALS

IN THESE ORGANIZATIONS.

cents,

Services: $ 150.00

Expenses $

None

•Federal Income Tax Withheld. $ -

Signed:

Carl m.

Siters

Special Agent

Have payments been made by other Offices? E No [J Yes (List Offices below.)

Authority (date) -

Bulet 7-3-72

8/1-31/72

Period Covered by Payment

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Deceived

Voucher Prepared

18672

9-60-72

9-14-72

9/6/72

_ Item -

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

SA EARL, M. PETER SEN

170-286

Informant's File No.

Approved !!

RS

SAC

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SAC (174-531)(170-286)

8/28/72

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC

BOMBING OF GUILD MOVIE THEATRE

EID

Re my memo to file 7/12/72.

On this date Sgt. WILLIAM BIRCH, 70th Ord. Detachment,

Fort Rosecrans, California was advised that the remaining

Itaas

stored with the 70 th Ord. Det. on July 6, 1972, can

be

destroyed

The

following items are involved:

1 M201E1 CS Grenade

Practise mine fuses

1 Hand grenade fuze.

It is noted that the following items were turned over to

Detective Rubien Brandon on about 7/12/72 by the 70th Ord. Det.:

100 feet commercial time fuze

Apound blocks TNT

44 Ml fuze igniters

EMP:emp

(2)

Mr Blackbo

desting trothe

170-284-225

SEARCO

SERIAUITIO -

AUG23, 1!2

FB!- SAM DIEGO

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Wife OF SAO Suspect

Also Cited By Court

An izivestigation of activities scheduled at that time for her

SAO Bombing

alle gedly linked to

a Secret husband

alty or inestion group tre tores re prete inose Suspect's Wife

plosives. He pleaded innocent.

charge to the count alonday.

against the wife of a key de-

The

new

charge against

fendant.

Yakopec

and

the

charge,;

Cited By Court

She is Deborah Yakopec, 26, against his wife stem from an-

who pleaded innocent yesterday other search of their home byl

(Continued)

to possession

explosiresisan Diego police, according to Santa Ana because. of harass-

when arraigned before Munici- Fred Hetter, the couple's atior-ilment.

pal Court Judge Earl B. Gil-ney. The search was made aug.

When asked about the harass-

liam.

9, he said.

Mrs. Yakopec is the wife ofl Deputy Dist.

Atty. Richard!

ment, Hetter said "van-type"

William Francis Yakopec, 30, Neely said an incendiary para-l

ivehicles had been cruising

of 722 Graves Avc., El Cajon. chute illumination grenade and islowly around the

Yakopec

who was indicted by the countria detonator device were con-

home.

grand jury coveral weeks ago; liscated in the search.

Gilliam released Mrs. Yako

on charges of atempled mur-! Hetter said he plans to file

der, assault with

a deadlyicharges of false arrest in bothi

gee in her own recognizance

weapon on a police officer and.cases. He said no one was at

yestarday.

possession of explosives.

Heithe Yakopec home at the time

The charges against her hus-l

was arrested June 26

and is:oi the Aug. 9 search, He saidi

band stem from the June 19

being held in lieu of $50,000, Yakopec • has been

held in!

bombing of the Guild Theater.

bail.

county jail since June 27 and|

se27 Fiith Ave., an adult-movie;

Gilliam yesterday set 1:15 his wife leit their home with:

louse. No one as injured.

p.m. Sept. 3 as the time for ä her two children two days laier..

Mrs. Yakopec was the ninth

alice hering also i (contine n bet, ta sin

person charged in connection

with the investization of the

S.10, ishich has been described

as an extremist paramilitary

organization. A key figure in the

case is Howard Berry Godfrey,

a San Diego fireman who has

been identified as an FBI infor-

mant in the investigation.

In a new development vester

iday, Hetter said he would make

• a motion in Superior Court Fri-

day "for a psychiatric exam-

ination of a complaining wit-

ness

and

informant

frey) .

(God-

Hetter said his client. Yako-

pec, is chareed in connection

with the Guild Theater bomb,

He said Godfrey is "the only

witness before the grand jury

who linked the defendant with

1-157- NEW (DEBORAH JAKUPEL)

0174-286

(GODFREY

1-170-

1- 170-2815 (5A0)

EMP

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SANDIEGO ULU

8/23/72

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all it

OPTIONAL PORM NO. 10

PAY INAZ ADITION

02A 19N8 (A1 CPXI 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum.

TO

= SAC (170-256)(8)

FROM : SA Earl In Biture

DATE: 8/25/72

OPCI

OPS-

CE (Prob)

[J E (Ghetto)

We INTORMANT

Dates of Contact

523728/28222

File #s on which contacted (Use Titles if File #s not available or when Cl provides positive information)

157-2815 (3A0)

Purpose and results of contact

_NEGATIVE

EXPOSITIVE

STATISTIC

suf chinesed

120-156-133

Has informant shown any indicution of emotional instability, unreliability or

furnishing false information?

Informant certified that he has furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

Coverage

Right bring

SEARCHES

SERIALIZEO

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CITY

DATE

asrictant

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

San Diego

August 1, 1972

San Diego

Throo tundrod Fifty

dollars, and No

• =

(8-350.00), which money is to be paid by me on

to

INfOrmANT

8/2/72

for information concerning the case entitled - SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION and

hAT

SOCIALI

PEOPLES

PARTY anE Individual mamberg.

cents,

Services:

$

Expenses

Total

$

250.00

100.00

350.00

Authority (date) .

• Period Covered by Payment

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Aetual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

Moroved .

NXx65994 Docld:32989524 Page-25:

Federal Income Tax Withheld

$

Signed:

Earl in Biters

Special Agent

Bulet

7-3-72

July 1 - 31/72

mt

18552

8-2-72

8-1-72

- Item 24

8/3/72

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

170-286

170-256-119

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FD-209 (Rev. 8-971)

OPTIONAL PORM NO, 10

MAY I9A2 POITION

ORA PUR (AI CIR) 1O1 -11.8

UNITED STATES G

ERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: SAC (178-286)

FROM : SA EARL'M, PETERSEN

SUBJECT:

infermant

DATE:

7131/71

OTE

OPCI

OJ PSI

DE (Prob)

[JE (Ghetto)

Dates of Contact

DAIL

Most Recent

2/31/72

File #s on which contacted (Use Titles if File #s not available or when CI provides positive information)

Purpose and results of contact

_NEGATIVE

LEPOSITIVE

LISTATISTIC

Chumilizel

Has informint shown any indication of emotional instability, unreliability or

furnishing false information?

No

informant certified that he has furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

EMPi

(1)

170-286-118

Coverage

Right wing.

¡EARCHEU

SERiALIZED

JUL :: 1 1972

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SAC (174-531)

•7/12/72

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

WILTIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC,

BOMBING OF GUILD MOVIE THEATRE

EID

Attached for the file is a teror copy of receipt for

tonged these her rood d tronent, Ront 10 6/30/12.

Original of receipt placed in 174-531, IA.

Source has advised that tiese items can be destroyed.

Detective Ruben

Brandon, SDPD has indicated that the blocks of

TNT may be of interest as they are military explosives and came

from JERRY LYNN DAVIS. Information re receipt of this information

and items subject of separate communication.

Destruction of explosive Items will be handled in sources

file 170-286.

- 170-236

• (2)

i met Time for

Ruber

To list

I will get them?

En8

Mrs

Blackburn set tickler

for 7/21/72 for advising

70th Oranence that explosives

can be destroyed unless needed

by SDPD.

SEAACHED

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-ARTMENT OF THE : ?

TOTH ORONAICE DETACIMENT (EUD)

ROSECRAMS, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNBA

105

6 July 1972

Th

to

Otr. Crd Det (EOD) received the below listed items frow Agent Petersen, FBI,

hell for a perica of app. two weeks, or to destroy these items later.

* M201A1 CS Grenade

10.

ito Commo time fuze.

I statue Bricke

ar d lt. hlocks INT

SOPR

5

•1

a ming fuze, practicev

sa. hand grenade fuze

44, ea. Mi fuze igniters

Earl In Biterann

Agent Yetersen

FBI

JADES O. BARIUIT

OrdC

Commanding

Chie

5 31

174-3571

try+ 595771

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• CITY

DATE

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

two hundred

_ dollars, and

200.00

>, which money is to be paid by me on

informANT

San Do 30, California

July 10, 1972

San Diogo

No

7/20/72

cents,

to

for information concerning the case entitled -

WILLIAM FRINCIS YAKOPES, BONBING

OF GUILD MOVIE THEATER, THREE EIGHT TWO SEVEN - 5th AVENUE, SAN DI GO,

JUNE 19, 1972. BID.

Authority (date)

Bureau teletype

=279155 rai

Services:

$

Expenses

$

None

$200.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed: -

7/3/72

Carl

Special Agent

Period Covered by Payment

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

int

18476

7-13-72

7-19-72

7/10/72

- Iten:

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

By whom

Informant's File No.

170-206

Approved H

SAC

*NV6,5994 gocld:32989524 Page 99

pery ans

2

10-161.114

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## Page 100

FD-22la (Rev. 7-15-70)

.

• Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

CITY -

San Diego, California

DATE_ June 14, 1972

San Diego

Two Hundred and Fortytwe

_ dollars, and

Nineteen---

cents,

(8 242.19), which money is to be paid by me on.

informant

6/14/72

to -

for information concerning the case entitled Secret Army Organization; JERRY

LENN DAVIS; JAMES EVAN POTO; DONALD WILLIAM CARRIE; CALVIN

HENDELL FOX.

Expenses incurred in use of personal automobile, postage, purchase

of miscellaneous items, etc.

Services: $ 2tsell

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Expenses $ _ 27.19

Signed:

Telent

tito

Special Ag

Have payments been made by other Offices?

[X) No

• Yes (List Offices below.)

'Authority (date) Bulet: 1/4/72

Period Covered by Payment -

5/1 - 31/72

Authorization Checked

unt

Check Number

18392

Receipts Received

6-21-72

Voucher Prepared

10-23-50

_ Item

2.

Date of Áctual Payment

6/14/72

By whom

Informant's. File No.

Approved//.

505

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

170-236

SAC

NW-65994-Đocld:32989524-Page-100

17i-116-}

SCANNED_

SERIALIZED. FILER

JUN

FBI-SAN DIEGOTI

11'3

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## Page 101

CITY

DATE

777 71780,

July 10, 1972

San Nego

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

- Three hundred and fifty

- dollars, and

Di

_350.00 ), which money is to be paid by me on.

informant

cents,

July 20, 1972

for information concerning the case entitled Secret Army Organization, JERRY LYIN

DAVIS,

_CALVIN HENDREL FOX,

WITLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC,

GEORGE HOOVER,

RICHARD FLBURY. GENEVIVE

FLEURE.

250.00

Services: $

Federal Income Tax Withheld

$

100.00*

Expenses i®

350.00

#Actual expense was $101.05

Signed:

authority (date)

Bulet-#144/42-7/3/72

Period Covered by Payment.

6/7:-30/72

Authorization Checked

int

•Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

71177

7-141-72

7/10/72

_ Item

16

By whom

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

Informant's File No.

170-236

Approved A

FIC

NW 65994" Docid:32989524 Page To1

121151 112

SEARCHED

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## Page 102

FD-203 (Rev. 8971)

OPTIONAL PORM NO, 10

MAY 1967 PONION

OLA IPMR (41 CIR) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GO

VERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

i SAc Same Disge(10-285)

FROM

i sa steven 2. Christensen

DATE:

5/31/12

]TE

OPC

UPCI

USI

OPSI

SUBJECT:

informant

[JE (Prob)

[JE (Ghetto)

one severaftimes castle durince fail + Mone

11972

File is on which contacted (Use Titles is File #s not availahle or wien i preides positive infommigry

157-2815

157 - 28

1553 - 3091

153-3017

157-3178

54 - 2160

Purpose and results of contact

_NEGATIVE

& POSITIVE

U STATISTIC .

lifo to tiles hy "'mies,

FORIA O-1

FILE 7

172 - 2550

DATE RECEIVED A LESLIE

DATE RETURNED

Has informant shown any indication of emotional instability, unreliability or

furnishing false information?

Nº

/ Infomant cerified that he has furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

1715-256-100

Coverage

extremist

,CARCHLU

JUN - 81972

F8I - SAN DIEGO

N: 65994 Docld:32989374 Page 107

2.K7

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## Page 103

Regi, t of Special Agent in, Charge, FBI,

CITY

-San DI

DATE

785-11,7972

Sat Diago

Callfornia

-Two Hundred and Thirtyst dollars, and -

-Seventy

cents,

(5-736,79), which money is to be paid by me on -

May 12, 1972

informant

for information concerning the case entitled - Seenot Amy Organisation; Hationa

Sociallst White People's Party; JERRY LYNY DAVIS; GERALD LEE

SMITH; CALRIP.

-Exponzos incured in use of personal autorobile, toleshone calls,

postage, etc.

Services:

Expenses

220.00

16.70

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed: ≤

Special Agent

• Yes (List Offices below.)

Have payments been made by other OF ces?

@ No

Authorits (date) -

Bulet 1/1/72

Period Covered by Payment Ser ces 4/1-30/72: Expenses 115-30/72.

Authorization Checked

yat

Check umber

18290

Receip:s Received

5-17-72

Voucher Prepared

5-25-72

_ Item.

3

Date of Actual Payment

5/12/72

By whom

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

170-286

Informant's File No.

Gapproved

1747286--99

SENSGIZZ

Listen-

MAY :

FBI-SAN DIEGO

S.IC

NW: 659945 Docld:32989524 Pages103*

1079°

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## Page 104

. Regu, t of Special Agent in, Charge, FBI,

CITY -

- San Die

DATE - Hay 11, 1972

San Diego

Callfornta

_Tus Hundred and Thirtysix dollars, and -

-Sovonty

cents,

18_ 236.77), whioh money is to be paid by me on

May 22, 1972

to

SD

115

for information concerning the case entitled Seorot Army Organisation; Hational

Socialist White People's Party;

JERRY LYNN DAVIS; GERALD LEE

SMITH; CALRE?.

- Exponsor incurrod in uso of personal autorobilo, tolochone calla,

postage, etc.

Services:

.$_220.00

Expenses $

16.70

Federal Income Tax Withheld s -

Sevent. Chu

Special Agent

Yes (List Offices below.)

Signed: S

Have payments been made by other Offices? # No

Authorits (date) _ Bulet 1/4/72

Period Covered by Payment -

Services 4/1-30/72: Expenses 4/15-30/72.

Authorication Checked

Check Number

Receipis Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

18290

3-7-72

5-25-72

_ Item

3

5/12/72

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

170-286

Informant's File No.

Giftsproved

Тела

1707-286-99

Sarimian

SERLALIZED_

ISFILED

MAY :

FBI SAN DIEGO

SAC

[*NW:65994\Docld:32989524 Pagest04

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## Page 105

FD-221a (Rev. 7-15-70)

CITY -

DATE -

San Diogo, California

April Il1, 1972

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

San DIogo

-Thirtysitin

_ dollars, and

Paren

1336.00

-), which money is to be paid by me on

April la 1972

to - informant

for information concerning the case entitled Secret Army Organization, Expenses

for spocial assessment and postage in connection with production

of most recent organizational bulletin.

cents,

Services:

Expenses

$

0.00

36.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld

0,00

Have payments been made by other Offices?

No • Yes (List Offices below.)

- Authority (date) -

-Bul et 1/1/72

Period Covered by Payment 4/2 to W/Il/72

Authorization Checked

m.t

Check Number

18201

Receipts Received

5-9-72

Voucher Prepared

5-12-72

_ Item .

2

Date of Actual Payment

4/14/72

By whom

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTET: SEN

Informant's File No.

170-2.86

Approved /1

SAC

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 105

17-286-98

SEARCHED_

MAY 1:

..!!.

FBI SAN DIEÇO /

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## Page 106

FD Z21a (Rev. 7-15-70)

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY -

- San Diogo, California

DATE -

/pr11 4, 1972

_ San DiegO

- dollars, and _forty

Apr12 91 1972

.Isa Hundred and Thirtysix

cents,

$ 236-40 , which money is to be paid by me on

to - informant

for information concerning the case entitled _ Socrot Army Organization; JERRY

LYNN DAVIS; CY ANDERSON; RONALD MICHAEL ZERICK; GEORGE M. HOOVER;

National Socialist White People's Party; GERALD LEE SMITH; LARAY D.

•WILSON, Exponses incurred in use of porsonal automobile postago,

telephone calls, and miscellaneous purchases.

Services:

$

Expenses

$

205.00

31.40

Federal Income Tax Withheld $ Mous

edenten

• Yes (List Offices below.)

Signed:

Have payments been made by other Offices? [& No

• -

Authority (date) Bulat 1/1/72

Period Covered by Payment -

3/1 - 31/72

Authorization Checked

sad

Check Number

:18160

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

#/2/47

_ Item _ 2

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

Approved I

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 106

11477/12

— SA STEVEN I CHRISTENSEN

170-286

SAC

121-254-97

SEARCHED.

SERIALIZED

АРКД. : 11.

FBI-SAN DIEGO S

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## Page 107

TO

FROM

FD-209 (Rev. 9971)

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY IDGZ EDITION

OSA IPMA (61 6191 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

San Diego (190-256)

SA

sstevenh.@hristeure

DATE:

3/31/22

I TE

DIPC

I PCI

OPSI

[JE (Prob)

[JE (Ghetto)

SUBJECT:

informant

Dates of Contack

Contact several

inces Neckli duria

File #s on which contacted (Use Titles if File i#s not available offhen CI providey positive informarion)

i during Pet Mesh, 1972

157-2815

157-28

1517-3037

154-3017

Purpose and results of contact

I NEGATIVE

LA POSITIVE

JSTATISTIC

Fu in at on odicato di mation instability, unreliabilis or

furnishing false information?

norse is cate has furnished all information obtainec

by hin since last contact

PERSONAL DATA

Coverage

176-256-96

SENSES-

ERIALIZED LAFILED_L

Ai:.

1J1..

NW 65994 Docid:32989524 Page 107

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## Page 108

FD-221a (Rev. 7-15-70)

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY

San Diese, California

DATE -

March 6. 1972

San Diege

Two Hundred and five

- dollars, and _nQ-

cents,

($ 205a00 , which money is to be paid by me on

March k, 1972

to

INFORMAUT

for information concerning the case entitled -

Socialist White Peoples Party;

FRANK UACOPEC; ROBERT MAYER.

Sectat Army Organization; National

JERRY LYNN DAVIS; GEORGE HOOVER;

Services:

$ 205.22

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Expenses

Signed

Special Agent

Have payments been made by other Offices?

# No

• Yes

(List Offices below.)

Authority (date) -

3ulet 1/4/72

Period Covered by. Payment

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

2/1 to 29/72

cai.

1.$055

3/14/23

3/17/72

3/8/72

11

_ Item

By whom

Informant's File No.

SA STEEN I. CRISPENSEN

170-236

Approved

SAC

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 108

170-254-95

I SEARCHED -

INDEKED

SERIALIZED -

→ FLED -

MAS 1372

FBI - SAN DIEGO

+=x142094

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## Page 109

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY

San DIogo, California

DATE February, 16, 1972

San Diego

FIfty--

_ dollars, and

nO=

18500 00

1$ 50.00

-), which money is to be paid by me on

Fobruary 15, 1972

to- interonent

for information concerning the case entitled

JERRY LYNN DAVIS;

Secret Army

Organization. Money expended in transportation and purchases 1n-

curred in providing coverage of these

Casese

cents,

Fervices:

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Expenses

$

50.00

- Sine Starin

Special Agent

eve payments been made by other Offices? X No D Yes (List Offices below.)

athority (date?

Bulet 1/4/72

2/1/72-2/15/72

eriod Covered by Payment -

sorization Checked

eck Number

reipts Received

1799L

1/22

cher Prepared

of Actual Payment

2/28/72

12/18/72

_ Item -2

thom

nant's File No.

—SA SOEVEN I CERISTENSENI

170-286

ved

170-254-94

•il:l:)

_INDEXED

judicio

IS FILED _

• L0281374

is. - SAN DIEGO

Mett 15

173577

NW 65994|Docld:32989524 Page 109

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## Page 110

FD-221a (Rev. 7-15-70)

Request of

1853s cal Kgent in Charge, FBi, -

CITY

San Diego,

California

DATE

January 28, 1972

San Diego

Two Hundred •and Fortytwo

_ dollars, and

Forty-

2/1/7z

Tante

_ cents,

4$ 242.40

-), which money is to be paid by me on

INFORMANT

=1972

to

for information concerning the case entitled —

Secret Army Organization;

National

Socialist White Peoples Party; The Ocoan Beach Collective; JERRY

LYNN DAVIS; RON ZARICK; ROBERT S. MAYER.

Expenses were incurred in use of porsonal automobile, postage, tele-

phone calls and other miscellaneous purchases.

Services:

$

220.00

Expenses

$

22.410

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed:

• Have payments been made by other Offices?

I No

Authority (dates Bulot to S.D 1/u/re

Period Covered by Payment -

1/7 - 31/72

special agent

• Yes (List Offices below.)

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

122921

2/1/12

2/4/72

_ Item -12

2702/99 a/1/2=

SA STEV N L. CHRISTE SEN

170-286

Approved

NU. 801 Bod: 32939524 Page 110

SAC

- 70555705

Lesson

116-28-93

FBI - SIN CiFGO

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## Page 111

FD-209 (Rev. 89-71)

OPTIONAL PORA NO, 10

MAY 1502 POITION

COLA PEMR 111 CPX) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

10: 80, San Diego (190-206) unre 1/31/42

FROM

•SA

steven h. Christensen

GITE

ПРС

O PCI

OPS!

XIE

GE (Prob)

DE (Ghetto)

SUBJECT:

informant

Dates of Contact

several

mer wrent

Чист Nes

Accushes

fle #s on which contacted (Use Titles it File #s nu available or when CI provides positive information

_57-1798

157-27

100-11297

100-14273

Purpose and results of contact

NEGATIVE

FA POSITIVE

STATISTIC

Int dissaminated by "e

Has informant shown any indication of emotional instability, unreliability of

furnishing false informution?

Informant cer lase cont he has furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

170-256-92

Coverage

Rationist Matters

LIZED 5150E.

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 111

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## Page 112

FD-2218 (Rev. J-16-65)

CITY San DIaga, California

DATE January 10, 1972

Request of Spocial Agent in Charge, FBI,

San Dioga.

Iwo Hundrod and Fiftythres- dollars, and - Seventyflve

. cents,

(5253, 754), which money is to be paid by me on -

Ianuary 12, 1973

CO -

informant

for information concerning the case entitled Minuteman Organization; Secrit

Army Organization; National Socialist White People's Party;

White Power Information Center; JERRY LYNN DAVIS;

STAI LEY

DON EGADES GEORGE HOOVER; JANES EVAN POTOS B SITIE HAUGHION.

Services:

$

Expenses

$

215.00

38.75

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed:*

Virus, l

Authority (date)

1/11/72 Bulate

• Period Covered by Payment - 12/1 - 37/71

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

17860

4/13/72

1/17/72

_ Item &

1/13/72

_SA STEEL I.. CHRTSTENSEN

170-296

1729-282-91

O Approved

SAC

NW. 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 112

1291567

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## Page 113

TO

• FROM :

• SUBJECT:

OPTICIAL FORM NO. 10

MAY ISI EOITION

GERTRA (11 677) 101-19-8

UNITED STATES Gu

UNMENT

Memorandum

SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-235)

DATE: 1/13/72

SA STEVEN L. CHRESTENSEN

intermant

2M - MY

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 BOHER.

Response from Right Wing sympathizers to this bulletin has

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

source was

given an assignment by JERRI IMMi DAVIS, leader or the Sao,

to conduct a surveillance of the residance of 30M BR at 5155

Muir, Ocean Beach, for the purpose of obtaining additional

intelligence information, such as license plate numbers and

descriptions of occupants.

information was to be used in the preparation of a future

intelligence bulletin of the sAo.

In order to avoid going on this assignment alone,

source contacted GEORGE M. HOOVER, an associate of members

Of

the SO, and requested that he accompany source.

Source and

HOOVER

arrived in the vicinity of 30m.-R's residence at about

3:15 Pl: boat evenin, watched the house for a period of tiress

went so far as to place means an iü suicker on the tront

door of the house.

Informant aivised that at no time did he

see anyone enter since

the hansenand both he and roover

assumed the house to have

ugen unoccuplea

is afterwards.

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

house.

source auvised

that fortunately the pistol, an auto-

matic, jarmeon the third shot or he feels cartain

Z0OVER

would have erptied the dep

win. source sain te then

yelled at BOOTE? "that

and then s

e area as quickly

D9G.110:

1 - 3D 170-235

350/31c

(1)

ABOVE EXCISIONS WERE

mail go

SEICHES LINEXED

IN ORIGINAL RATERIAL

32989524 Pray fa Savings Bonds Regularly on the Paral l here

etermined there were no cars which could be

associaled uith

12834822

left

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## Page 114

" . ..

It is noted that &

that source

drives

a 1959 Ranbler american, rosic diue, which would

senerally ratch the description of

the shooting vehicle

as previously furnished to the police.

Source has explained

that he was reluctant to discuss this matter in its entirety

and he did not wish to upset her unnecessarily. He statea

incident had come as a complete surprise to him,

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

at BOaT?'s residence other than to obtain whatever information

was' available in as discreet a manner as possible. He said

he is estremely upset and dismayed at the turn of events

and would like to and his association with these individuals,

but, as before, could see no practical way of doing

time.

It is noted that Informant has been repeatedly

cautioned, on previous occasions to avoid becoming directly

involvea an 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 possibility of such incidents

occuring.

writer believes

that source was totally unaware

that Hoover might shoot into the house Before the incident

happened. more

ed .

jource has been advisea to avoid all

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

agreed that

this would appear to be the best course of action.

He advisea

that to the

best of his knowlege, only he and

HOOVER are presently aware of the incident. He said it is

his understanding the sun involved has been permanently dis-

posed 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 the matter.

Source said he doubts HOOVER will

discuss the matter with

anyone else but cannot be sure of

this.

de said thatezoo! has never been interviewed before

by law enforcement ann rould advised against such an inter-

•Clew in vlew ol his

unpreactablalty.

ABOVE EXCISIGIRO WERE IN

oRiginat MATERIAL

NW 65994-Doeld:32989524-Page 114

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## Page 115

FD-2218 (Rov. 3-16-65)

...

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

CITY - Sen DIGgo, Cal1fornIa

• DATE November 26, 1971

San DIogo

1WO HUNGROG SNO 107+30707

_ dollars, and _

Fifty

18247,50

to

intormant

- ), which money is to be paid by me on -

Novenber 30, 1971

for information concerning the case entitled Jinuteman Organization; Seerat

.. Army Organization; JERRY LYNI DAVIS; GEORGE HOOVER; FRANK

• YOCOPEC, PETER RUPLINGER.

.*..

Exponsos Incurred in uso of pergonal automobilo, tes phone earls,

postage, and purchase of miscellaneous supplies.

Services: $_ 220.00

Expenses $ _

27.50

cents,

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Authority (date) -

Period Covered by Payment

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

Signed: 5

sparen

Shas

tesser

Special Ageit

Bulet 4/10/11

11/7 - 30/71

cah

,27x5

14/1/21

12/7/71

_ Item -

•FOUM SIS-Trith

FIE # 170-256 12/30,50

12/21/71

PiTE PROTIO

TEm::3 12-21

8:5:1221.

11/30/71

SA STEVEN L. CHRTSTENSEN

170-286

170-256-8661

SEARCHED -

-INDEED,

SERIALIZED FILED 1) 5

DED

FBI - SAN DIECO

Approved

SAC

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 115

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## Page 116

TO

FD-209 (Rev. 8971)

OPTIONAL PORN NO, 10

mat tver collion

ORA IRMA 141 CIRI 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

eno Sam, Diego (170-286) una 11/30/21

sfeven.L.@hristeusen

ZSI.

LJE (Prob)

• E (Ghetto)

SUBJi, ST:

informant

Serial contact weekly deing Olstent Minese PS,

Purpose and results of contact

_NEGATIVE

#POSITIVE

STATISTIC

Ins disciated is fans by "ams.

170-256-80

Has informint shown any indication oi

ingtional instability, unreliability or

furnishing false information? -

No

if is certain he has fir shed all infomation obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

Coverage

Extremist Malfens

SE RUNST..

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 116

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## Page 117

FD-221a (Rev. 7-15-70)

CITY

San Diago, Callfornia

October 29e 1971

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

DATE .

San Diego

Two Hundrel and Thirtyone

dollars, and

Forty---

15 237.40

-), which money is to be paid by me on.

October 29, 1971

• to

informant

for information concerning the case entitled*-

Minuteman Organization; JERRY

LYNN DAVIS;

Secret Army Organization; JAMES EVAN POTO;

CY"

ANDERSON. Expenses were inourred in use oi personal automobile,

postage, telephone calls, and purchase or miscellaneous items.

cents,

Services:

Expenses

210.00

$ _

21.10

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed: 5

Have payments been made by other Offices? L No

Authority (date) _ Sulet 5/10/71.

Period Covered by Payment.

10/1-29/71

Authorization Checked

smal

Check Number

117669

Receipts Received

11/4/71

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

11/9/71

_ 10/29/71

_Item — 18.

By whom

Informant's File No.

SA STIVAL I. CHRISTENSEN

120-286

Mayor Bad -

05994 Docld:32989524 Page 11%%C

-137.

Stevens: B8

Pour

• Yes (List Offices below.)

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TO

MAT TEL TEMIUN

OSA C17. 110. MO. 11

UNITED STATES • VERNMENT

Memoranuum

SAC

DATE: 10/27/71

FROM : Inspector

SUBJECT:

Thomas W. Kitchens

CI. PCI

INFORMANT

TE

PC GHETTO (PROB)

137 -

134 -

170 - 286

SI

PSI

EI

El (PROB)

The file pertaining to the above-captioned informant has been reviewed by

the Inspection Staff, and the informant has been rated as:

Excellent

Very Good

Good

Fair

[J Poor

Insufficient Data to Rate

You are referred to the appropriate survey for instructions as to those in-

formants rated "Poor." If rated "Fair," this matter should be followed closely by

you for 90 days. Specific assignments should be given the informant during this

period. If, at the end of 90 days, no positive improvement is shown, the file should

be closed. The Bureau should be advised of the action taken as to those informants

rated "Fair," i.e., were they closed out or did they become productive.

Remarks:

172-28-85

OCT

12/1

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FD-221a (Rev. 7-15-70)

CITY

San Diego, California.

September 30, 1971

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

DATE

San Diego

Two Hundred and Thirty

_ dollars, and

Fiftyfivo

230.55 ), which money is to be paid by me on

INFORMANT

September 30, 1971

to

for information concerning the case entitled *-

Minuteman Organization; WILLIAM

CLAY, / JERRY LINT DAVIS; HOWARD CLARX; GERALD I. SMITH; ROGER

DRAPEAU; American Nazi Party.

cents,

Services: $

Expenses $

205.00

25.55

Federal Income Tax Withheld &

Special Agent

Have payments been made by other Offices? E No

• Yes (List Offices below.)

• Authority (date) Bulet 6/10/71

Period Covered by Payment -

9/1 - 30/71

Authorization Checked

1.211.

Check Number

LISTE

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

10/6/71

9/30/71

_ Item

17

By whom

Informant's File No.

SA STEVEN I. CHRISTEUSN

170-286

Approved

SAC

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1/8221n (Rev. 7-15-701

Moyerone of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY

San Diogo, Cal 1fornia

DATE

Septembor 23: 1971

San Diego

To Hundred and Thirtyfivedollars, and

Twelvo

cents,

235.12

-), which money is to be paid by me on

September 23, 1971

informant

for information concerning the case entitled

JERRY LYNN DAVIS; Minuteman Organi

sation; American Nazi Party; George Hoover; James Evan Poto.

Expenses incurred in use of personal automobile, telephone calla,

and

purchase of miscellaneous supplies and other items.

Expenses

$

Services: $_205.00

30.12

Federal Income Tax Withheld $ _

Signed

h. lok.

Special Agent

Have payments been made by other Offices?

No • Yes (List Offices below.)

Authority (date) _ Bulet 6/10/71

Period Covered by Payment _

8/1 - 31/71

Authorization Checked

12/2

Check Number

17550

Reccipts Received

Voucher Prepared

10/6/71

8

_ Item

Dute of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

9/23/71

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

170-286

Mamroved

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170-256-83

142 BE

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TO

FROM

SUBJE.T:

"ATOtIAL FOMM NO. 10

MAY 1682 EDITION

GRATEMA (41 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOLERNMENT

Memorandum

SA S. CHRISTENSEN (170-238)

SUPERVISOR ANTHONY J. MALONEY, JR.

informant

DATE:

10/5/71

A review of captioned informant's file reflects

that the items called for in the FD-377 (Extremist Informant

Review Sheet) have not been completed.

You are requested to complete the FD-377 as soon

as possible.

1 - San Diego

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FD-209 (Rov. 3-8-70)

OPTIONAL POZU NO, 10

MAT IYAZ IDITION

OSA APMR (11 CIR) 101-11.d

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

sac sanDiey o (1570-2866)

FROM : SA Seven L. Christensen

DATE:

9/30/71

DITE

OPC

OPSI

[JR (Prob)

SUBJECT:

informant

Several times weckly during

8/1

-9/30/71

File His on which contacted Use Titles if File is nonailable or wney t provides positive incormation)

157-1798

157-1817

157-2558

-100-14297

176-428

Purpose and results of contact

NEGATIVE

I POSITIVE

STATISTIC

Inf des sumate to files beginner.

Has informant shown any indicution f

'emotional instability, unrehability or

furnishing false informution?

C! Informant certified that he has furnished all information obtained

by him since last contuct.

PERSONAL DATA

Coverage

Racial, new left

170-286-81

Ocid

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GERFEMT (AI CFT) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES G. VERNMENT '

Memoranuum

TO

: ALL AGENTS

DATE:

9/24/71

FROM®

SAC ROBERT W. EVANS (170-411)

SUBJECT: EXTREMIST INFORMANTS

EXTREMIST MATTERS

A recent article appearing in the Black Panther

Party (BPP) Cleaver Faction publication

"Right On!" calls

for swift and unmerciful retaliation against current and

former extremist informants.

inflammatory statements and may well signal the initiation

and may we signa she an ations.

of widespread retaliation

against our informants.

Recently seized items 'from the Republic of New

Africa (RNA) included instructions to RNA members concerning

the indoctrination of those members suspected of being law

enforcement informants.

These instructions basically involve

the completion of a personai questionnaire form and background

investigation.

Each agent shoud recognize the continuing possibility

of infiltrators within our extremist informant ranks.

There

have been attempts in the past to penetrate informant ranks,

and we can logically expect there will

• the importance of in-depth background investigation and personal

future in this regard. Therefore, all be attempts in the

agents are reminded of

knowledge of each informant, as well as the necessity for

careful verification and evaluation of information furnished

by extremist informants.

Each agent handling an extremist informant,

including extremist ghetto informants, should be thoroughly

alert to the absolute necessity for handling these informants

under the most secure conditions in order to eliminate the

possibility of these informants being exposed.

All agents

should

also bring to the attention of their informants the

Republic of New Africa's methods of disclosing infiltrators

in order that our informants will be, forewarned.

1

170-411

170-00

Each 170 File

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SD 170-411

You should indicate in longhand on this memo

which will be made part of your informant's file, the

date

upon which.

you advised your informant to be alert for the

possibility of-efforts by leaders of extremist organizations

to ferret out infiltrators.

Advised on, 9/29/711.

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TO :

SAC;-SAN DIEGO (170-286)

9/23/71

FP. M:

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

S.. JECT:

informant

Rebulet dated 3/20/71 captioned, "Confidential

Fund And Informant Report".

Pursuant to instructions set forth in rebulet a

tabulation of payments rade to above captioned from Feb. 1, 1971 to

July 31, 1971 was made as follows:

SERVICES

Total Amount paid from Feb. 1 through July 31, 1971.

$ 1400.00

233•33

Average monthly

payment made.

803850

233•33

5% of

k80320

equals $ 11.66

Maximum payment that may be made to this Source per

month hereaiter.---

EXPENSE3_

Total Arount paid from Feb. I through July 31, 1971.-

Average monthly paymant...

5% of $ 50,50

ea:als $2.53

221.67

-$

303.50

50.50

Maximum monthly pa ments allowed for expenses hereafter--_47.97

='SD 170-286

"SL0/916

SD 66-476

(2)

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172-7812-

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1D0RIS8 REFLY TO

UHITED

STATES

AITORMHY

AÃO REFER TO

DITILALS AND NUMIDIE

RPR/CCC

States Hepactment of Buslice

UNITED STATES ATTORNEY

SOUTHERN DISINICT OF CALIFORNIA

UNITED STATES COURTIICUSE

325 WEST F STREET

SAN DISCO 92101

July 28, 1971

TULZPHIONU:

(714) 291-5610

Mr. Robert W.

Evans

Special Agent in Charge

Federal Bureau of Investigation

3211 Fifth Avenue

San, Diego, California 92103

Dear Mr. Evans:

Thank you for your letter of July i6, 1971.

I advised all parties to our confesence on July 23,

1971, that the Attorney General has beer given statutory 0a-039

authority by Congress to provide witness protection

facilities if necessary.

The Attorney (eneral's statutory

authority in this matter is the Organized Crime Control Act

of 1970•

However, before any implementation of this act

takes place, the United States Attorney's Office must con-

sult with the Criminal Division of the Department of Justice.

Should it become necessary that your informant testi-

fies in the ATFD case, the matter of this informant's safety

will be brought to the attention of the Department of Jus-

tice.

If you have any further questions.!

please do not hesi-

tate to contact me.

Very truly yours,

HARRY D. STEWARD

United States Attorney

tti174-427

preg

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 126

RISSO

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170-286-75

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FD-22 1a (Rov-3-16-65)

CITY

DATE

San Dio80, California

July 30, 1971

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

San Diego

Three hundred and fortysiellars, and

1100000

- cents,

($-

?..

346.00), which money is to be paid by me on

July 30. 1973

to

informant

for information concerning the case entitled -

Minuteman Organization; JERRY LYNN

DAVIS, aka San Davis; EUGENE BROWN, Bombing Matter; JAMES EVAN

• POTO; PETER RUTLINGER; American Nazi Party; National Socialist

Whito Poeples Party. Expenses were incurred in the use of per-

sonal automobile, telephone calls and miscellaneous purchases.

Services: $ 250.00

Expenses $ _

96.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signeds

Keen

Special Agent

lifeise

Authority (date)

Bertisin

6/10/71

Period Covered by Payment -

7/1 - 35/77

• Authorization Checked

Check Number

12394

..^

Receipts Received

18/4/71

8

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Item

Informant's File No.

7/30/71

SA STEVEN I CHRISTENSEN

170-286

170-256-77

6202 3129

_INOEXED

Mapproved _

SAC

1371

FUI - SAN DIEGO

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FD-2210 (Rev. 3-16-65)

CITY -

DATE -

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

San Diago, Californta

74152351971

san Diego

Iwo Hundred and Minaty oneollars, and

Inentrtire

- cents,

15 292.25, which money is to be paid by me on

to.

informant

iu1g 23,1971

for information concerning the case entitled _ Minuteman Orgenization: TROI

•HAUGHTON; JERRY LYNN DAVIS; MARY TOLLERTON; ROBERT DE PUGH:

PETER RUPLINGER. Expenses incurred in use of telephone, personal

automabila and miscollaneous purchases.

Services:

Expenses $

240.00

57.25

• Authority (date) _ Bulet

Period Covered by Payment -

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

MApproved

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Federal Income Tax Withheld $

1/0/71

Signed:

6/1 - 30/71

cah.

7/27/71

7/30/71

- Item _ 8

7/23/71

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

170-286

Special Agent

171- 251-

(Ba bodied

SAC

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TO

FROM

MAY 1993 XOITION

OSA PRMA 161 CARI 101-18.A

UNITED STATES

'ERNMENT

Memorandum

so San Diego (170-286) DATE:

stevenh. Christente

7/31/71

[R (Prob)

SUBJECT:

informiant....

Several Contacts Weekly dusic, Period 6/1 - 17/31/2.

T 157-1798 Meteren

r when CI prodives positive"intonnation

157-1798

100-14297

Dani's

157-7604

Many deny Days

157-28

Nazi Party

Purpose and results of contact

_NEGATIVE

LXI POSITIVE

LA STATISTIC

"C"

'C" memos prepared

Has informint shown any indication of emotional instability, unreliability or

furnishing false intomation"

R Informant certified that he has furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

170184-71

Coverage

Racial; NewLeft

SE170:50.

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SAC, SAN DIEGO, (174-428) (170-286)

7/30/71

SUPERVISOR ANTHONY J. MALONEY, JR.

JERRY TYNN- DAVIS, aka.

ET AL

BOMBING MATTER

(00: San Diego)

informant

RM - MINUTEMEN

Re memo of Supervisor ANTHONY J. MALONEY, JR.?

dated 7/28/71 and memo of SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

dated

7/29/71, captioned inbrmant

.. RM = MINUTENEN:"

San Diego nitel to the Bureau dated 7/23/71, captioned

"JERRY LYNN DAVIS, aka., ET AL, BOMBING MATTER."

On 7/30/71, I telephonically furnished the

infornation contained in referenced memos to Mr. J. G. KELLY

of the Civil Rights Section at the Bureau.

MI. KELLY advised that the information contained in

the menos should be incorporated in an Lill and furnished to

the Bureau under the informant's caption.

Ms. KELLY further suggested that the results of the

7/23/91 conference between ATFD and the U.S. Attorney's Office,

San Diero, be furnished to the Bureau in an LiM for transmittal

to the Department.

to, or en road,

MI. KELLY noted that the Department and the

ATFD in Washington, D. C., feel that the delivery of the

ruminating grenade by informant

,to DAVIS would constitute a

violation under ATFD jurisdiction.

It was pointed out to Mr.

KELLY that as set forth in referenced nitel, AUSA RISSO at

San Diego disagreed with that view and did not consider such

a set of facts a prosecutable violation.

: $

The LiM should include information from ATFD or the

informant to the effect that the /Cuminating grenade has or

has not been delivered by the informant to subject DAVIS.

174-428

170-286

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5-2372

170-254-70

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FROM :

SUBJECT:

r..

WANG!

MAT IDLI GOITION

QRAFEMA (41 CF11) 101-11.86

UNITED STATES GO

WMENT

Memoranaum

SAC; SAN DIEGO (170-286)

DATE:

•7/29/77.

SA, STEVEN LA CHRISZENSEN

informant

RM • MM

Informant was recontacted this date. He advised he

has continued to give the matter of relocation considerable

thought.

He pointed that his parents have, for some time,

been trying to convince him of the desriability of moving

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 fee?s that idtwithstanding

the foregoing, relocation at Boise, Idano, 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/,71 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 ré

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

170=251-69

SENSED

BLED -

1 - SD 170-286

SLC/ slc

(1)

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UNITED STATES GO ERNMENT

Memorandim

TO : SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286)

DATE:

7/28/71

FROM : SUPERVISOR ANTHONY J. MALONEY, JR.

INFARMANT

RM - MTNUTEMEN

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

entermint

On 7/28/71, ir. anc Mrs. CHARLES GODFREY, the

parents of on

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

felt that in addition to the relocation, the FBI should secure

a job for camass in Boise comparable to the $12,000 a year

job he presently holds at San Diego.

inferman?

informant

•

Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES GODFREY intend to move to

Hawall for health reasons in the near future and suggested

the

possibility of relocating case to that state inas-

much 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, MI. GODFREY mentioned

that he has many

"friends" in Washington whom he would be

glad to contact if it was felt it would help the FBI to help

his son. The inference of this remark was interpreted as

being that if the FBI did not help arms Mr. GODFREY

might seex the assistance of his "friends" in Washington.

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

their son indicated that all he desired was relocation

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

a matter of record.

Of

No assurance of any sort was made to the parents

miniormant

-

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Request nf Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY -

San D1e8d, Callfornia

DATE JUlY 16, 1971

San Diego

Two Hundrad' and Fighty-twbllars, and

cents,

($- 282.00), which money is to be paid by me on

22

July XK6, 1971

tổ -

informant

for information concerning the case entitled -

Minuteman Organization; JERRY

LYNN DAVIS; FRANK YACOPEC; JAMES EVAN POTO; National Socialist

White Peoples Party. Expenses Incurred in use of personal

automobile, and other miscallaneous purchares.

Services:

Expenses $

21,5.00

37.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed: Sisein

Spécial Agent

leistusen

Authority (date) _ Bulet 12/8/70

Period Covered by Payment

5/1 - 31/71

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

17350

7/22/71

1/26/71

— Item -16

XXXXIXXI 7/22/71

SA STEVEN I.. CHRISTENSEN

170-286

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Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

CITY -

-San Dies

DATE

July 1I, 1972

Saa Diego

California

IWo Hundred and Seventysfoutollars, and

fenty-four

- cents,

(5 _ 274-14), which money is to be paid by me on

TUF 21, 2973

to

informant

for information concerning the case entitled —

Minuteman Organization; JERRY

LYNN DAVIS; San Diego Peace Action Coalition Demonstration, San

Diego, California, 4/24/710

Exponses incurred in use of personal automobile, telephone callie

postage, and purchase of miscellaneous items.

Services: $ - 235.00

Expenses $

39.44

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

• Signed:

Special Agent

Authority (date) _ Bulet 12/8/70

Period Covered by Payment -

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

4/1t0. 30/71

eah

17328

7/11/11

7/19/71

_ Item 1?

Date of Actual Payment -

7/11/71

• By whom

Informant's File No.

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

170p286

170-254-61

551373

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FD-221a (Rer, 3-10-65)

CITY — San Diego, California

DATE

Juna 18, 1971

Assistant

Request of Suecial Agent in Charge, FBI, -

San DiegO

170 Fundred and Thirty-two dollars, and

Thirty

cents,

(9-232230), which money is to be paid by me on -

In FARMeNT

stair ?

June 18, 1971

to

for information concerning the case entitled _ Minutaman Organization; JERRY TV.

DAVIS; ISAAC WILLIAM CANTRELL; Stadent Mobilization Committea.

Expenses were Incurred in use of personal automobile, telephone

oalls, and miscellaneous purchases.

Services: $20500

Federal Income Tax Withheld $ .

Expenses

$

_32.30

Signed:=

Special Agent

Authority (date) -

Bulet 12/8/70

Period Covered by Payment - 3/1 = 31/71

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

17.2.6z

6/18/71 (6/22/71)

Voucher Prepared

6/23/71

_ Item _ 17

Date of Actual Payment

6/18/71

By whom

Informant's File No.

_ SA STEVEN L CHRISTENSEN

- 170-286

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UNITED STATES GOVT RNMENT

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Sic, sian Diego 5570-2860)

31 steren h. Christersen

informant

DATE:

6/16/78

Attacked are results of creait tawerf

investigation condurfed by /dohnk Baker.

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Addresses

Howard BurGate

Residenco -

738 GirL

Fire initiz, 5.0

4582 Was

482-5213

La mesa. (6/68)

"Data and place of marriage

(it applicable)

Roco

Sex

Birth date

7/1/43

Arget Nomber!

Mole

Female

Specific information desired

Age

27 15510"150 Bon Brison Hazar

Enyland Barbarate, hong.)

Cruminal specially

8:0.-6-11-71-N1R.

FPC:

Guisenie. 5768-

s111197

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Iis

F1-209 (Rov. 9-8-70)

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1988 POITION

OSA 89M8 (41 678) 103-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

: il: San

Diego (170-256)

: 51 Steven Le Clu

wistense

interment

"Is 8j2ET:

DATE:

5/51/71

UTE

UPC

O PCI

7 PSI

_R (Prob)

m8eo 08 Contret

Serenal Contact

' an a which contacted Use Titles i File ta not ayaaste or whet i grovides positive inionation

/29/71

157-1748

102 - 15731

157-3224

arpare and results of contact

NEGATIVE

& POSITIVE

i STATISTIC

"C

menies prepared.

Me informint shown any indication of emotional instability, unreliability or

I sabing false information?

I. It him unce last contact.

latermant certified that he has furnished all information obtained

PERSONAL DATA

Firs 5-i

FILE $ 170-786

CATE rECENT 61317)

DarE haruns 613171

REPORT B 61411/

180-25t-59

Coverage

Facials Newleft

STICKED.

tonian di

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FD-2210 (Rev. 3-16-05)

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY

San Dieg

California

DATE

Apr11 22, 1971

San Diego

Iwo Hundred and seventy-&AMeS, and

•fifty-one

- cents,

277-53 ), which money is to be paid by me on

April 22, 1971

to

interment

for information concerning the case entitled _

Minuteman Organization; JERRY LYNN

DAVIS; Mesaage Information Center; ISAAC WILLIAM CANTRELI;

PETER RUFLINGER, LEON NOWER. Expanses were Incurred in use of

telophone, personal automobile, and purchase of miscellaneous.

supplles and other articles.

Services:

$

Expenses

$

230.00

47.51

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Authority (date) _ Bulet 12/8/70

Period Covered by Payment

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

OlApproved

Signed:

чичи

Special Agent

2/1 - 28/71

1764P

4/22/71 (4/23/71)

4/26/71

_ Item _ 19

4/22/71

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

170-286

:762-256-58

SEARCHED

SERIALIZED

$;

FBI - SAN DIECO

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F17-209 (RI8. 9-8-70)

OPTIONAL PORA NO. 10

MAY 1962 PONTION

OSA FOMA 141 CARI 1O1-11.A

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: 540, San Diego (170-286)

FRoM : sa steuen h. Christenem

DATE: 3/31/71

UTE

UPCI

OOPSI

SUBJECT:

InFoRmENT..

Dates of Contact

made durisa

beriod 21

file fis on which contacted (Use Titles it File f not available or when (provides positive information)

157-1798

_157-1614

157-2224

100-14273

UJR (Prob)

-331/71

Purpose and results of contact

LI NEGATIVE

A POSITIVE

I STATISTIC

'C" menar frepaned

Has inforint shown any indication of emotional instability, unreliability or

furnishing false informution?

& Inforinant certified that he has furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

Coverage

Racial - New Left

176-296-57

Gid. into me

SERUALIZED FILED

lüll

eve

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• PISTES

- IS

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- FROM

MAY 1088 QUITION

UNITED STATES

ARNMENT'

Memoranaur

SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286)

DATE:

3/29/78

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

• InFORMANT

Attached is the registration for the vehicle which

followed Informant on

3/21/71 as

reported in mymemo of 3/22/71.

Index:

DAVID JOSTPI PANGIS

JAMES FORREST

BARBER

EARL ROBERT

•SD 170-286

SLG/S 1C

(1)

120-

786-56

SEXIE.

S371-421233-

12540

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END

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 143

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BOSIONA FOMM NO 10

EINY 1S9T EDITION

021 08H.940.00.81

UNITED STATES GO

MENT

Memorandum

90

SAC,- SAN DIEGO (170-286)

DATE:

3/22/71

FROM :

SA STIVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

SUBJECT:

• INFORmANT

SI•

on 3/21/71 informant advised that while driving

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

ne observed, while on It S, passing through La Mesa west-

bound, that he was being followed by an ader model lincoln

automobile.

He said this vehicle was very destinctive in that

the top and the front doors were painted dark blue with large

white stars while the rest of the

car was nainted in red and

white strines.

He said. the vehicle followed him to IN 5,

then to the Ardath Road exit along which infommant attempted

several evasive maneuvers without being able to lose the

other car.

Informant said he final ly stoned alongside the

road whereupon the Lincoln stopped in the same block ahead

of hime

Fe siad both he and the other driver got out and he

boserved the other was armed

Rascal with a metal club.

Informant said he but his hand in the rocket of his jacket

as though he had a pistol and told the other person to get

back in his car or he would shoot.: taxzarizes The individual

conplied, mumbling sorething about being unpatriotic and there

being a lot of hostilities today. Informant described this

person as a shites rale, 2? years a age, wearing a ponytail

and Fu Manchu mustache.

He had a. b rge white husky dog in

the car.

He said the car was a 1958 model with California

licênse IDE 762.

Informant advised he was subsequently contacted.

at work by Detective ROlDE of the PD tiho advised the other

driver had filed a complaint against infomant for

He also complained informant had

made an obscene résture to him in La llesa which he returned

and then followed him to miles to lind out wy he didit.

ROHDE caid the complainant's name is MILLIAM ART SCALEX.,

and he indicated he had borrowed the car from a friond.

1 - SD 170-286

SIC/ slc

(1)

170

SEICHED.

SSR:AUZED) _

1it: -

281:55

-1020-

din"

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ROHDE said STANLEY would have to return to the PD to indicate

whether he wished to nress

charses against infomant, and,

in vior of circumstances as reported by informant,. aoubted

anything nore would come of the matter.

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FD-2210 (Rev-3-16-65)

CITY

DATE

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

San Diego, CalIfornia

March 2, 1971

San Diego

Tho hundred and sixty-ninfollars, and

twenty-four

- cents,

($

269.245, which money is to be paid by me on

March 3i 1971

to

In FORMANT

for information concerning the case entitled -

Minuteman Organization; WILLIAM

CLAY, JERRY LYNN DAVIS: Message

Information Center;

GEORGE

ACOVER, Vire In Aerica; PAUL RUPDINGER; LOU CONDE. Expenses

ware incurred in the use of personal automobile, telephone calls,

and purchase of miscellaneous supplies and other articles.

Services: $

Expenses

$

235.00

34.24

Federal Income Tax Withheld $ .

b. Courtina

Special Agent

Authority (date)

Period Covered by Payment

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Signed:

Bulet 12/8/70

1/1 - 31/72

szed

16.537

3/3/71 (3/8/71)

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

3/9/71

— Item_12

3/3/71

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

170-286

!

170-146-54

SEARCHED -

SERIALIZED

_ FILED.

MAR.

11/1

FBI - SAN DIEGO

Approved

SAC

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FD-2210 (Rer. 3-16-65)

CITY

DATE

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

San Diego, California

February 18, 1971

San Diego

Two hundred and forty-eigh dollars, and

ninetyoseven

248.97), which money is to be paid by me on

February 18, 1971

infarmarti

. cents,

to

for information concerning the case entitled -

Minuteman Organization; WILLIAM

CLAY; MARGERIE MC NICKLES; MESSAGE, INFORMATION CENTER, STUDENT

- HOBILIZATION COPITTAL; TROY HOUGHTON. Expenses were Incurred in

the use of personal automobile, purchase of llterature and supplles,

and other miscellaneous articles.

Services: $

Expenses $

225.20

23.97

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed: I

Special Agent

P. Calua

Authority (date) -

B1zlet 12/8/70

-Period Covered by Payment _ 12/7 - 31/1970

Authorization Checked

Check Number

16.89€

Receipts Received

2/18/71 (2/18/71)

Voucher Prepared

2/24/77

_Item.

19

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No..

2/18/71

SA STEVEN I. CETOCRUSTIL

170-236

-171-2610-53

1223

Approved

SA

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FD-221a (Rer. 3-16-65)

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY

San Diego, California

DATE

January 29, 2971

San Diego

Two hundred and sixty-one

_ dollars, and

forty-nine

cents,

267.49

), which money is to be paid by me on

January 29, 1971

INFORMANT

t0

for information concerning the case entitled

MINUTENAN ORCANIZATION; GEORGE

HOOVER; JERRY LYNN DAVIS; MESSAGE, INFORMATION CENTER; STY DAY;

-MARGERTE MO MICKLES; ROBERT BOLIVAR DE PUGH. Expenses were for

use of personal automobile, telephone calls, postage, and purchase

of various

supplie f'€? Minuteman activities.

Services:

$210.00

Expenses s_ 51.19

Federal Income Tax Withheld s.

Ebert

Authority (date) _ Bulet 6/18/70

Period Covered by Payment -

11/1 - 30/70

•

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

Approved

• 1/29/71 (2/1/71)

2/2/71

__ Item - 217

1/29/70

_SA STEVEN I. CIF ISTENSEN

170-286

SAC

-WW-59994-Docld:32984524 Pagerl40

131204

175a "

170-286-52

851:0130

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FD-2218 (Rey. 3-16-65)

L.:

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY

San Diegos

DATE -

January 15e 1972

San Diogo

California

Two hundrod and

thirty-six

_ dollars, and

sixtyone

cents,

236. 61), which money is to be paid by me on

January 15. 1977

to

Intermant

for information concerning the case entitled Minuteman Organization; WILLIAM CLY;

PAUL RUPLIGER: Message Information Center; Vonceremos Brigade;

Patriotic Action League; Marjorie Hchichols; JERRY LINY DAVIS;

GEORGE WILLIAM HOOVER. Expenses. for use of porsonal automobile.

postago, telephone calls, purchase of miscellaneous articles.

Services:

$

Expenses

$

205.00

31.61

Federal Income Tax Withheld &

Signed

Filen

Special Agent

le Calcafensen

Authority (date)

Period Covered by Payment

Authorization Checked

Bulet 6/18/70

Check Number

October I to 31, 1970

2=al

1174)

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment -

By whom

Informant's File No.

1/15/71(1/27/71)

2/2/71

January 15, 1971

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

170-286

_ Item _14.5

170-254-51

Approved

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FD-209 (Rev. 9-13-85)

OPTIONAL PORA NO, 10

MAY 1N6Z ADITION

OSA G1Н. 11G. NO. 28

UNITED STATES G

Memorandum

7910-106

ERNMENT

TO

SAC Sau Dic

10 (170-286)

DATE:

FROM : an steven 1. Christeren

1/31/71

0J$

OPCI

UPSI

[JR (Prob)

R

SUBJECT:

- INFORmANT..

Dates of Contact

Several con

lac

Titles and File #s on which contacted

Is werkly during 13/708 1/71

157-1798 Minutemus Organisation

102 - 14273

Purpose and results of contact

_ NEGATIVE

EXI POSITIVE

_STATISTIC

"O' memos prepared

Informant certified that he has

fumished all information obtained

by him since last contuct.

Rating

Excellent

Caverage

Racial - Nuiteff

120-256-50

Saw. MED

F:: - 1151i

30-225

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r0-221a (er: 3-16-637

CITY

DATE

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

San Dig80,

California

November 20, 1970

San Diego

Two Hundred and Fifty-six

dollars, and

thirty-nine

256.39), which money is to be paid by me on

Informant

cents,

for information concerning the case entitled -

Minutman Organization; Legion of

Justice; WILLIAM CLAY; PEFER RUPLINGER; JERRY GEIER; Message

Information Center; Visit of President RICHARD MI. NIXON to Coronado

Califonia, 11/3/70. Espenses incurred were for use of personal

automobile, telephone calls, and purchase of other miscellaneous

articles.

Services: $_ 230.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Expenses $

26.39

Signet

• Conise

Special Agent

Authority (date)

Bulet 6/18/70

Period Covered by Payment .

September 1 - 30, 1970

Authorization Checked

zail

Check Number

166.29

.1/7/71 (1/11/71)

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

1/13/71

_ Item -

20

Date of Actual Payment -

By whom

Informant's File No.

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENS EN

170-286

170-286-49

-

Approved

SAC

÷".

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TO

FROM

:

FD-209 (Ruv. 3-11-70)

OPTIONAL PORN NO. 10

5010-106

MAY 190% EDITION

OSA OIN. PIG. NO. 17

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

SAC, Sima Diego (170-286)

sA Steven

1. Christensen

DATE:

1/30/10

DR (Prob)

UPC DIPSI

SUBJECT:

• INFORMEST

Dates of Contact

retant Reich

157-

dunna derin 10/i-11/30/30

Mittens Organizti

Purpose and results of contact

_NEGATIVE

STATISTIC

"I" memos prepared

Informant certified that he has furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

Coverage

Rucial + Maus Le At

170-266-47

SEARCHED_

-INDEXED.

SERIALLED -

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TO

10-16 (3-18-68)

OPTIONAL PORN MO 10

2018 186

MAT IPO? 101110N

210, но. 21

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

SAC

DATE: • 114

FROM : Inspector

SUBJECT:

iNFORMANT

CI

PCI • TE

PC

st

PSI. RI

GHETTO (PROB)

137 -

134 -

170 -

RI (PROB)

The file pertaining to the above-captioned informant has been reviewed by

the Inspection Staff, and the informant has been rated as:

Es Excellent

Very Good

Good

Fair

0] Poor

Insufficient Data to Rate

You are referred to the appropriate survey for instructions as to those in-

formants rated "Poor." If rated "Fair," this matter should be followed closely by

you for 90 days. Specific assignments should be given the informant during this

• period. If, at the end of 90 days, no positive improvement is shown, the file should

be closed. The Bureau should be advised of the action taken as to those informants

rated "Fair," i.e., were they closed out or did they become productive.

Remarks:

170-2510-45

SEARCHED -

SERIALIZED _ FILED -

In'L

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5D-2210 (Rov. 3-10-651

..

CITY

DATE

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

San Diogo, Ca 1fornia

October 16, 1970

San Diego

Two hundred and Forty-four dollars, ind

forty-four

cents,

244 1!4), which money is to be paid by me on

October 16, 1970

to

InFORMANT

for information concerning the case entitled National Tipple Day at Disneyland;

PETER RUPLIGER; LEON

NOWER; American Volunteer Group; WIILIAN

CIA Y8

FRANK TACOPEC;

San Diego Street Journal; JERRY TARTAGIO.

Expenses were incurred in use of personal automobiles purchabe of

stamps and other articles and supplies, newspapers and telephone

calls.

Services:

$-215200

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Expenses $ _ 29 all

Signed

Special Agent

Authority (date) Bulet 6/18/70

Period Covered by Payment

August I to August 31, 1970

Authorization Checked

Check. Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

ind

16524

10/16/70 (10/19/70)

10/21/70

__ Item .

10

10/16/70

SA STEVEN L. CHETSTENSEN

170-286

Approved

-NVY 65994 Decld:32989524 Page 154

SAC

tray

SEARCHED

SERIALIZED

0CTO1.7

FBI-SAN DIEGO !

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: FD-221d (Rev. 3-16-65)

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY

San Diego. California

DATE.

September 28e 1970

San Diego

Two Hundred and Ferty-six

dollars, and

Seventy

cents,

15° 246.70 ), which money is to be paid by me on

Seotember 28, 1970

to

INFORMANT

for information concerning the case entitled

Minuteman Organization: Frank

Yacopec; William Clay;

Message Information Center; Demonstration,

July 4, 1970, San Diego, ClIfornia; Dale Herschler; San Diego

street Journal. Expensos incurred in use of versonal'

automobile.

tolephone calls, purchases of miscellaneous articles and supplies.

Services: $ 210.00

Expenses $ _36.70

Federal Income Tax Withheld s -

Signedi

h. Clustensen

Special

l Agent

Authority (date) _ Bulet 6/18/70

Period Covered by Payment -

July 1, 1970 to July 31, 1970

Authorization Checked

snal

Check Number

Receipts Received

1645 2-

9/28/70 (9/22/70)

10/5/70

3

9/29

Voucher Prepared

_ Item

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

September 28. 1970

SA STEVEN I. CHR-GRENSEN

170-296

170

206-43

SEARCHED

SERIALIZE

OcTu

•''

..?

FBI - SAN DIEGO

Approved

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SAC

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FI-209 (Rev. 3-11-701

OPTIONAL PORM MO, 10

MAY IDAS EDITION

8010-10€

ДЛА СЕМ, ХЕС. НО. 17

UNITED STATES GO

ERNMEN'T

Memorandum

TO

those

DATE:

9/30/70

FROM

sa Släunh, Christeuten

Cl

MR (Prob)

PCI

PSI

SUBJ: ST:

INFORMANT

•. Datespi Contact

several times werenting pence 8/1- 9/30/20

File #s on which contacted (Use Titles when File #s not available or Cl posiayé info.

100-14.273 NewLeft Mortgent

+80-174.601

Purpose and results of contact

_NEGATIVE

ZPOSITIVE

STATISTIC

Into ins

"A'"fle

informant certified that he has funished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

Coverage

Facial.

AFARIN

SERIALIZED.

LEFILED_

OCT: 11970

1767-256-422

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+D-2210 (Rev. 3-16-651

CITY

DATE

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBl,

San Biego, California

July 22, 1970

San Diero

Thirty-nine

dollars, and

forty-seven

cents,

39.47 ), which money is to be paid by me on -

July 22, 1970

to

INFORMANT

for information concerning the case entitled Minuteman Organization; Frank

Yacopec; Orange County True Press; George Iloover; William

Clay; Peter Ruplinger; San Diego Street Journal Expenses

incurred in use of personal automobile. teleshone calls and

purchase of literature, papers and other sipplies.

Services:

$_

0.00

Expenses $ ~ 39.47

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed: Steer Be Te

Special

Agent

Authority (date)

Bulet 0/19/20

Period Covered by Payment -

June 1, 1970 - June 30, 1970

Authorization Checked

• 16300

Check Number

MAH

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

1122/70 (8/3/70)

8/6/70

_ Item - 4

Button

Date.of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

July 22= 1970

SA STEVEN I CHRISTENSEN

170-236

10-256-41

Strid i3)

Approved

FBI- SAN DIECO

SAC

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FD-221a (Rev. 3-16-65)

Request uf Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY

San Biezo, California

DATE

July 10, 1970

San Diero

Two hundred-

dollars, and

по--

200.09, which money is to be paid by me on

July 10, 1970

...

to

InFORMAAT

for information concerning the case entitled

Minuteman Organization, RM - MM;

WILLIAN CLAY, RM - MM; JERRY LYNN DAVIS, SM - MM; JERRY BUSCH,

RN - Ns; Stockpiling of Axms and Anmunztzon, RXY a MISCo, San,

L Diego Street Journal, IS - MISC.

cents,

Services:

$ 200.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Expenses

$

Authority (date)

Period Covered by Payment

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Signed:*

Тени

Special Agent

Bulest 1/18/20

6/1 -30/70

Sach

16269

7/10/70 (7/22170)

Voucher Prepared

7/23/70

7/10/70

_ Item -

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

170-236

Approved

SAC

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 158

L.IIIHIE

parit.

,dpipno.o..

mgenr stis

Tyrtise te

7-78433

÷.77

teuten

1200- 2%%

Tj Mid.iE)

JNUSKED

SirlAlizad -

TIFLES n

JUl.B

? , 18?!

FBI- SAN DIECO

40

-TT.-

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FD-22la (Rev- 3-16-65)

CITY

DATE

Request uf Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

San Diese, California

July 10, 1970

San Diero

Two hundred-

dollars, and

10.--

. cents,

200.09, which money is to be paid by me on

July 10, 1970

•..

to

InFORmANT

for information concerning the case entitled —

Minuteman Organization, RM = MN;

WILLIAM CLAY, RM • MM; JERRY LYNN DAVIS, SM - M1; JERRY BUSCH,

RM • YM; Stockpiling of Arms and Ammunitiong RM & MISC. ;

San

L• Diego Street Joumnal, IS - MISC.

Services: $_200.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Expenses

$

Authority (date)

Period Covered by Payment .

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Signed:

Starea

Bulest 1/18p0

6/1 -30/70

Sach

16269

7/10/70 (7/22/70)

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

7/23/70

— Item -

7/10/70

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

170-236

Approved

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FD-221a (Rev, 3-16-65)

CITY

• DATE

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

San Dioro, California

Juno 2, 1970

San Diero, Callfornia

One Hundred and twelve

_ dollars, and

nO-•

- cents,

c:

($ -

112.00), which money is to be paid by me on

June je 1970

to

inFoRMANT

for infopration co corning, the case

case entitled RANK YACORSC,

Minuteman Organization. IS - IM;

san Diego State College, I5 - 1150•;

SH - MS BOIC SIE--1970,

Jemonstrationg, rays

to protest the tilitary.

IS • MIS0.;

Teach-in on

Folitical

Oppression, San Diego state College,

5/18/70, IS - MISCO

Expenses are for mileare on personal automobila and other

miscollaneous purchases made in connection with services rendered.

Services: $ 100.00

Expenses $ _ 12.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

• Signed: Selen?

Authority (date) SD. let 11/17/69: app. 12/2169

Period Covered by Payment =

5/1 - 37/70

Authorization Checked

Dach

Check Number

16/5G

6/3/70 (7/22/70)

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

7/23/70

_ Item _2

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

6/3/70

JA STEVEN I CHRISTENSEN

170-286

Approved -

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12):

CITY.

San Die

Juno 2, 1970

San Diego, California

California

DATE

Requi t of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

me Hundred and fourteendollars, and

thirteon

cents,

114 • 13), which money is to be paid by me on .

Juno 52 1970

to":

informant

for information do craz, is

case entitled

Minuteman Organization, IS - IN;

April I5th. Domonstration against the

War in

Vietnam, Is • ANA (VIDEM); Movement for a Democratic

MilItarJe IS - ANA; Feoples Corrune, IS - AMA.

Expenses ars for mileage on personal automobile, telephone cal?s

and other miscellaneous expenses and purchases.

Services:

$ 100.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Expenses

11a13

signed t

Authority (date) _ SD Let 11/17/59; app. 12/2/59.

Period Covered by Payment 4/1/30 - 1/30/70

Authorization Checked l

Check Number

16/57

Receipis Received

5/3/70 (7/23/70)

Voucher Prepared

7/23/70

_ Item —

Date of Actual Payment -

6/3/70

By whom

SA STEVEN I. CHRISTENSEN

Informant's File No.

170-286

Special agent

Approved

SAC

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FROM :

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3-11-70)

OPTIONAL TORN NO, 10

MAY IPAI POITION

1018×100

OSA GEM.

ХЕа. пО. 17

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

sac, San Diey

10(170-286)

steven L. Christensen

SUBJECT:

InfoRmaNT

Dates as Contact,

100-14213

100-127161

100-14293

108-14376

7/31/20

CI

PCI

JR (Prob)

1 Sevenel fimer weekle during 6!1 - 7/31/20

Onganization

Purpose and results of contact

I NEGATIVE

'EPOSITIVE

LISTATISTIC

lafo

" file

Infomant certified that he has fumished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

Coverage

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FD-2210 (Rev.3-16-65)

CITY

DATE -

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

San Diego, Califomia

10r1l 24, 1970

San Diog0, California

One hundred and trenty-onedollars, and

ninoty-three

cents,

121.93.), which money is to be paid by me on

April 24, 1970

to

LAFORMANT

for infacation conserins the c ase, entitleheic vacoyso,

• Minuteman Organization, IS - 1M;

Sti - M1;

CERALO PANTAGLIO,

SM - M', BETTIE IUGETOI,

SH & PN; OERRY GEIER,

SM - fM;

San Diego

Fnee Door to Izbenation, iS • Misc.: PECPLes CoMUiny 10 • A:ai

San Diogo Suroot Journals IS • M135a

Expenses aro for nileage

on cersonal automobile, purchasins and

processizo photograshic filn, and other miscellancous purchares in

connection with services

perforned.

Services: •$ 100.00

Expenses

21.93

Federal Income Tax Withheld $ -

Authority (date) -

Shlat

Period Covered by Payment

Signedi Sfeuert.

3021

esten

11-17-69; вр. 12-2-49

Special Agent

3/1 - 31/70

Authorization Checked

Check Number

migos

• Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's Fille No.

166031

4/21/20 (1/30/20)

5-11-70

- Item' 5

1PEXEXO 4/24/70

SA STEVEN L. CIRISTENSEN

170-286

170

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CITY

San Die

California

DATE

March 30, 1970

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

San Diego

One hundred and twenty-foudollars, and

thirty-three

cents,

324 • 33), which money is to be paid by me on

3/30/70

tỏ

INFORmANT

for information concerning the case entitled -

Minutoman Organization, IS - MM (100-

22461); New Left Movement, IS - ANA (100-14273); People's Cummune,

IS = ANA (100-14911); Student Demonstration, San Diego. State College,

3/12/70 (100-14998); Dale Herschlor, SM - R (157-800). Informant

also provided visual and photographic coverage of demonstration in

downtown San Diego on 2/27/70.

Expenses are for travel and other

purchases necessary to

services rendered.

• Services: $ 100.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Expenses

$

24.33:

Authority (date)

Signed: \

велелі

28l:1

Berlet 11-17-69; lam.

13-2-69

Period Covered by Payment

2/1 - 28/70

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

15956

3/30/70 (A:30-20)

5-11-20

3/30/70

- Item _/

By whom

Informant's File No.

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

170 - 286

131. 20638

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FU-LETO INTES-TU-NUT

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,.

CITY _ SAN DIEGO,

CNLIFORITA

DATE -

March 3, 1970

San Diego Dinision

One hundred and sixteen dollars, and

twenty-nine

cents,

18 - 216.29), which money is to be paid by me on .

March 3, 1970

INFORMANT

for information concerning the case entitled Minuteman Organization, IS - PM;

WILLIAM CLAY, SM - MMS FRANK YACOPEC, SM - IM, Movement 90r

8 Democratie MilItary, IS - MIse., New Left Movement,

IS • ANt.

Expenses are for travel and other purchases nade in connaction

with services rendered.

Services: $_100.00

Expenses $

16.29

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Authority (date)

Period Covered by Payment

• Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

SORt 11/17/69

Signed:

Bulet 12/2/69

1/1 - 37/70

Tell

15824

3-3-91 (V.o. 1)

4/21/70

Spectal Agent

_ Item -

Date of Actual Payment

3/3/70

By whom

Informant's File No.

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTOISEN

230H 100-284-

170-286-

SERINLIZES

Approved

SAC

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Socurity Informant Roview Sheat

FD.239 (R94. 1-14-64)

12-100-65

regarded as nonariogie enchges may be noted by ne ser the sustrial number and ossing our did. When form is complete as

Ilthough these items are

to all applicable items, the agent and field Supervisor should initial the form at the end.

Symbol Number

iNCORNENT.

INFERMANT

Offico File

134-619 50-251

Typo of Informant:

PSI

CS

RI

Bureau Filo

137-17122.

Sertal No.

1o Nomo

2o Allases

3. Codo Namo.

to Symbol Number

5. Date and Place of Birth

8. Description

Photograph

8. Background Investigation:

, (1) Fille reierences checked

(B) Credit Inquiry.

(C) Local Criminal Check _

(D) Bureau Identification Record

(E) Selective Service Check

(F) Check of Armed Services Record

(G) Informants Corassed

• (8) Rellabslity Check -

(1) Patriotism -

(3) reputation

9. Informant Advised Of:

(1). Not Bureau employee

(B) Nativilles Voluntary -

.(C)

Relationship Confidential

• (D)

Bureau Labor Polley

(E) Not to Rotain Coples of Notes - Reports

(F) Report to be submilted under Code Number and in Third Person

(G) Payments are income

(H) Use Public Telephones

(I] No Offico Contact Personally

10.

Statement of Cooperation

Post Office Box Number Assigned

12. Informant Indices Card Made.

13.

Agent Who Handles Intormation.

Alternato Agent

(13.i Concenimart and Characserizatlor Guide

16. Flash Nollce Placau,_

-or Rumoved !

137-1645-26

1

157-16663-10

137-1643-24

131. 1643 01

157-164521

187-1143-14

137-1053-44

187-16413--14

157 - 143- 25

187 - 1413-027

15

187.1699.1i

17, Coverage -

No Serial Number:

Kers on Top of Other Serials in File.

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FD-209 (Rev: 9-73-657

OFTIONAL PORM NO.

10

s0r0-108 °

MAT 196? POITION

OSA GAM. 810.NO. 11

UNITED STATES GUY

INMENT

Memorandum

TO

SAC, Scine Diego (13:1-914) DATE:

FROM

i an soferenhi Chustensen

UPC!

1/30/70

IsT

UR (Prob)

UPSI

SUBJECT:

InFORMANT.

Dates of Contact

Titles and File #s on which contacted

11/29/1-9; 12/13/104; 12/29/69; 1/11/70; 1/50/70

Mi Ci

Lip-guesina time

100-12461

Nai kit

100=14273

Purpose and results of contact

_NEGATIVE

< POSITIVE

_STATISTIC

il

"C" Meinos prefired

directes the

mater

17°

Informant certified that he has

Rating

furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

Excilent

17134-914

Coverage

Secerita Matterse

134-61424

FEB -8: 1970

TH-SA LIEU

NW 65994-Eloc/d:32989624 Pager67

3118170

170-284-29

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3).

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

• CITY .

San Dier

DATE -

Tanuary l5e 1070

San Diero Division

California

One hundred. and tronty-tudollars, and

forty-three

cents,

1$

122.43), s.hich money is to be paid by me on

January 16, 1970

tor.

INFORMANT

for infi nation concerns the case echoe matre,

Minuteman Organization, Is-t;

Thor to dentong

37-70:;

BETTIS H900H101; 3.- PROPLE'S CONTIER, IS-ANA; DALE HERSCHER,

RH; SAT DISCO SEREST JOURNAL,

IS-MISCO, GID LEFT - TNDERCROUND

NEWSPAPER)

Expenses are for travel and purchases of literature and other

materials in connection with services periormea.

Services:

Expenses

100.00

22.113

Authority (date)

Period Covered bj Payment

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

• Approved -

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Sign 5/u.

pecial agent

12/1 - 31/59

15729

1/16/70 (1/213/732

1/30/70

_ Item.

1/16/70

SA STEVEN I. CHRISTENSEN

134-914

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TUITTa TrIOV, 516-657

Assistant.

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY

San Diego, Calitorala

DATE

Decembor 15a 1969

San DiGgo

One hundred nineteen

- dollars, and

thirty-six

cents,

219•30,, which money is to be paid by me on.

December 15, 1969

INFORMANT

for information concerning the case entitled —

Minutoman Organization, IS - iMI

WILLIAM CLAY, SM MMS LYLE MANNINGS SM • MIE DEMOY, IS • MiSCO

Iniormant provided important information relating to activities

oI above incluains photograpnic coverage of the forember 15th

demonstrations.

in addition informant has rovided limited

information regarcing the activities of the san Diego Free Press

and the San Diego Free Door.

Services:

$

1.00.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Expenses

$

19.36

Siened Strucut.

Special Agent

Chafersoom

Authority (date) .

Period Covered by Payment

Authorization Checked

Bulet 7-2-69

11/1 - 30/69

mel

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment *

By whom

Informant's File No.

15646

12/15/69 (13/16/69)

1/5/70

_ Item _&

12/15/69

SA STEVEN L. CHISTANCEN

134-914

Approved

SAC

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FD-7210 (Rev. 3-1G-65)

CITY

DATE

San Diego, Califomia

_ Havembar 10; 1269

Request of Succial Agent in Charge, FBI, -

San Diago

One hundred and sisteon-dollars, and - fifty era.

- cents,

(8 - 116x50), which money is to be paid by me on

Nakember 10, 1959

to — INFORMANT

for information concerning the case entitled Catacca 15th Carmittee (102a11,794)

Minuteman

Organization (130-12151); DEMOV (100- 11735); San Jier

FREE DOOR 9157-300); WILLIAN CLAY (100-11:293): LYLE MANNING (100-14299

Informant

has provided coverage of members of the linuteman Organization

and other

"right wing" groups in the area. He has reported on activitie

of the underground newsoaper, The San Diego Free Door to Liberation,

and advised of its change of adiress.

Informant: provided visual as

weil as photographic coverage of the October 15th Loratorium events

*mat San Diero State Collere including activities leadine up to the

Moratorium on previous days.

Services: $ _ 95.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Expenses $_ 21.50

Special Agent

Authority (date) _ Bulet 7/2/59

' Period Covered by Payment.

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Youcher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

10/1 - 31/59

Talle

15551

11/10/19 (1/17/42)

11/24/69

_ Item -2

11/10/59

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

134-911

Approved -

SAC

172-266-25

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FROM

SUBJECT:

OBA GEN.

21а. на. 39

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memoranuum

SẠC San Die

DATE:

steven

1. Christerisen.

10/31/49

00..s

_R (Prob)

OPC UPSI

InformanT

4/13

Titles and File/s on which contacted

+ 9/18; 10/8: 10/10: 10/30: 19/330/91

Oranization

100-12461

Paul Kiplinter

+00-14302

Bit Of 1

103-14233

is Unite teed Hellas

100-147946

Purpose and results of contact

I NEGATIVE

SPOSITIVE

STATISTIC

"O" menios prefired

Pleäte

D'Brien as Alternate Agent,

Informant certified that he has

furnished all intormation obtuined

by him since last contact.

Rating

Excellent

wintert ac pritie

1170-2562

SETCHED

Live inD

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. то

:

Она сен. 110. NO. 11

UNITED STATES GL ERNMENT

Memoranaum

SAC

:

DATE:

10/29/69

FROM : Inspector

SUBJECT:

CI

InFORMANT

PCI

TE®

PC

GHETTO (PROB)

137 -

134 - 914

170 -

PSI

RI RI (PROB)

The file pertaining to the above-captioned informant has been reviewed by

the Inspection Staff, and the informant has been rated as:

Excellent

L

Very Good

Good

Fair

Poor

Insufficient Data to Rate

You are referred to the appropriate survey for instructions as to those in-

formants rated "Poor." If rated "Fair," this matter should be followed closely by

you for 90 days. Specific assignments should be given the informant during this

period. If, at the end of 90 days, no positive improvement is shown, the file should

be closed.

The Bureau should be advised of the action taken as to those informants

rated "Fair," i.e., were they closed out or did they become productive..

Remarks:

1)R. Bakei.

170-756-222

134 97402

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FD-2210 (Rov. 3-16-65)

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY

San Diago, Calitornia

DATE

Octobor 10, 1967

San Diogo, California

FIfty-even-

_dollars, and

forty-nine-

57049

($

), which money is to be paid by me on

October 10, 1969

InFORMANT

to

cents,

for information concerning the case entitled -

Minuteman Organization, 100-12461.

WILLIAM OUARLES CLAY, 100-11:293. LITE JACK MANNING, 100-122÷9e

Informant furnished information regarding activities of the

Minutemàn Organization, separation of "LAY from his wife and

change of address.

Manning's letter to presianet MiXOT threatengng

15.00

Service -51/69-4315;9/1-3458-20)

Federal home rh withheldesey Barb.

Expenses $

(811-31 69-556-4157

(911-30/69-56-13

Sigzadi filent

Be i got

Authority (date) Eulet 7/2/69

• Period Covered by Payment

8/1 - 9/30/69

Authorization Checked

Lach

: Check Number

15457

Receipts Reccived

10/10/69 (10/20/69)

Voucher Prepared

10/24/69

- Item -L

Date of Actual Payment

10/10/69

By whon:

Informant's File No.

SA STEVEN L. CHUTSTENSEN

134-9111

170-266-21

134-14=71

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SUBJECT:

FD-209(148-9-13-651

ОРНОМЛЬ РОКИ МО. 10

5018-108

MAT IRAI POILIUN

08A GEN. 18G. NO. 29

UNITED STATES GO

INMENT*

Memorandum

sin Diago: (1341-9141)

stevenho Chustensen

InFORmANT

Dates of Contact

DATE:

8/29/69

[JR (Prob)

UPCI UPSI

1/30/9, 5/a/9, 8/17/69, 8/39/09

Minsteman Orgas sation

100-1461

Purpose and results of contact

_NEGATIVE

POSITIVE

STATISTIC

Info in "o" memos

Informant certified that he has

i furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

Rating

Excellent

170286-20

1311-41420

Coverage

Secunte. Minteria

SE MCIED

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FD-221a (Rev. J-16-05).

CITY.

DATE

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

San Diego, California

August 5, 1969

San Duego, California

Eighty-one

_ dollars, and

Forty-three

r..

• to

InFORMANT

for information concerning the case entitled

The Minuteman Organization

cents,

81.43 ), which money is to be paid by me on.

August 5, 1969

Expenses are for travel, telephone calls, nurchases, and miscellan-

eous expenses in connection with coverage of the Minuteman Organiza-

tion and related groups.

Services: $

Expenses $

4520 65.00

16.4.3

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signedi

Authority (date) .

Bulet 7-2-69

÷ Period Covered by Payment -

9/1 - 31/69

Authorization Checked

hel

Check Number

152642

Receipts Received

8/5/62 (53/12/67)

Voucher Prepared

8/13/69

Date of Actual Payment

8/5/52

By whom

Sachristinain

Informant's File No.

1311-9111.

Special

_ Item _ G

Approved

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8D-2210 (Rev. 3-16-05)

CITY - San Viago, Cal1fornza

DATE -Tun0-72, 1969

San DIego CalIfornia

_dollars, and -

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

saventy-nine

cents,

($_

79060), which money is to be paid by me on

Juna 15, 1062

InFoRmANT

for information concerning the case entitled Strutrmen Organization, 100212/62;

DeFugh Bank Robbery, 11-3149; Berkeley lemorial Days Committee,

100-14603.

Services: $

Expenses $

70.00

9.60

Authority (date)

Period Covered by Payment

Authorization Checked

. Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By-whom

Informant's File No.

Approved

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed!

Bulet 12/6/68

4/6 - 5/30/69

-js-

15093

10/12/19 (8/12/49)

8/13/69

6/18/69

SA STEVEN L. DURISTENSEN

134-914.

expenden

SAC

170-256-15

+34=6741-15

SEArCHED

SENNILED

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TO

10-205 THAT T-037

OPTIONAL PORN NO 10

MAY 1987 SOION

s010-10€.

OSA GIN. BIG

NO, 21

UNITED STATES

ERNMENT

Memorandum

• So San Dugo (134-914) DATE 5/29/69

Dares

(JR (Prob)

UPCI OPSI

SUEJECT:

INFURMANT -

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FD- 221a TRev. 3-16-037

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY -

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA

DATE -

Kay 7, 1969

SAN DIEGO

FIfty

_ dollars, and

50.00 which money is to be paid by me on

Hay 7, 1969

cents,

to

INFORMANT

for information concerning the case entitled

POLITICAL, OPFRESSION TEACHIN, San

Diego State College, Hay 5, 1969.

Services: $

Expenses

37.50

12.50

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed: Yever

R. Colina,

teresea

Special Agent

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14/1

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CITY

DATE -

Request of Spocial Agent in Charge, FBI,

Forty--

=dollars, and

($-

40200), which moffey is to be paid by me on

• 307

San Diego, California

Apx11 18, 1969

-San Diego

-No

1/18/59

sents,

for information concerning the case entitled _

_US - RM; BPP - RIS

MINUTENAN ORGANIZATION; IS MIL

Services: $

Expenses s

29.00

11.00

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Stead Serene labustense

Authority (date)

Bulet 12/6/68

Period Covered by Payment

3/16-31/69

Authorization Checked

Mel

Check Number

14908

Receipts Received

4/18/69 (4/25/39)

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4/28/69

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

4/18/69

SA S. L. CHRISTENSEN

131-911

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Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY - San Liego, Califormia

DATE March 28, 1969

San Diego, California

_dollars, and

TIO

-48.00), which money is to be paid by me on

March 28, 1969

to

INFORMANT

for information concerning the case entitled inuteman Organization; Dla ci

cents,

Panther Party, Hew Left lovement

Services: $

36.02

Expenses $ _12.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $ -

elence

Special Agent

:

Authority (date)

3ulet 12/6/68

: Period Covered by Payment -

3/1

- 3/15/69

Authorization Checked

but

Check Number

14823

Receipts Received

3/28/69(411/69)

Voucher Prepared

4/141/69

3/18/69

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

Approved

134-214

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Dates of Contact

3/a 65 3 1 20/04

Tg: 3/41/69; 3/25/09;4/2/49

Minutemon Organizatian

100-12461

BPP

100-13978

New Left

100-14273

Purpose and results of contact

DONEGATIVE

POSITIVE

[STATISTIC

"O" Memos prepaid.

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funished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

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Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

CITY

DATE

San Dicro, California

March 12, 1969

San Diego, California

_ dollars, and

Fifty..-

по

50.00

-), which money is to be paid by me on

March 12, 1969

to

INFORMANT

for information conceming the case entitled Minuteren Ozganization; IS - Mia

Black Panther Party; RM - BPP.

ROBERT BOLIVAR DE PUGH; BR.

- cents,

FI:2*5E

Services: $ -

37.00

Expenses $

13.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld

Signed:

Authority (date) Zulet 12/6/65

: Period Covered by Payment

2/13 - 2/13/69

Authorization Checked

bicl

Check Number

142758

Receipts Received

3/12/69(3/13/59)

Voucher Prepared

3/18/69

Item

Date of Actual Payment

3/10/19

By whom

SA STEVEN I CUP ISTENSEN

6

Informant's File No.

134-914

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FD- (810v. 3-16-65)

CITY -

DATE _

San Diero, Califormi

Fobruary 13,1759

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

San Diogo, California

Firty-

_ dollars and

no

50.00 , which money is to be paid by me on

February 13/1769

..

to

INFORMANT

for information concerning the case entitled -

Minutenen Organization; IS - 1M

_ cents,

Services: $ -

35e0

Expenses $ -15,00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Special Agent

Authority (date) Bulet 12 - 6-68

Period Covered by Payment

1/1-16/69

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

Approved

146701

2-13-109 (2-18-609)

2-19;409

213-109

SA Christeries

134-914

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UNITED STATES GUY ERNMENT

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TO

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SUBJECT:

DATE:

sA Sterers

2. Christensen

2-14-69

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INFORMANT

Dates of Contact

1/244/69

11/LE9

ritles and File ts on which contacted

1/15/69, 41/31/69, 2/13/69

100-12461

US Orginization

- SR

Purpose and results of contact

I NEGATIVE

[POSITIVE

CISTATISTIC

157-328

91-3149

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funished all intormation obtained

by him since last contact.

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Memorandum

TO

:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (134-914) (P)

FROM : SA C. JORDAN NAYLOR

SURJECT: INFORMANT -

DATE:

Dates of Contact

12/2, 3, 5, 99 10, 12, 16, 17, 18/68

Titles and File is on which contacted

ROBERT DE PUCK - BANK ROBBERY

MINUTENAN - IS-C

BILL CLAY

MIKE VEJODA

ri..

1/24/69

OPC UPSI

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UR

21-3749

100-12461

100-14293

100-14302

Purpose and results of contact

_NEGATIVE

The informant

furnished the residence address of JOHN

E POSITIVE

BUSH at 12320 Parkside, Lakeside, California.

¡STATISTIC

Informant said BuSt continues to

deal in various types

of weapons and recently told him he had just seen the largest

number of machine guns he had ever seen at one time. BUSH did

not Indicate where he had seen these machine guns or the

conditions under which they had been observed.

Informant said

he would attempt to determine this information through further

contact with EUSH. It is to be noted that Bush has previously

suspected of

dealing in weapons to minority groups and

BUSH's wife was observed at a Cutivir rally in san viego

recently, when she was wearing a

"Free Hughey" button.

Inform-

ant advised he has discussed BUSH's activities with BILL CLAY.

and CLAY has indicated he intends to turn BUSH into proper.

police authorities.

Informant said he, BILl CLAY, and WALT HAYWARD,

recently published a one-page edition of a bulletin containing

• eighteen names, aadresses and background information on

liberals located In the san Diego area.

He said it was the

J Informant cortified that he has

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Intention of the group to distribute these pamphlets to various

groups, particularly including liberal organizations so that

It would be well known that these individuals were known to

right wing groups.

Informani said the bulletin bore the name

of the "Phantom Militia"

, and was to be aistributed on a

completely anonymous basis. About two days after publication

of the bulletin and before distribution had taken place, CLAY

contacted HAYWARD and others and indicated the paper should not

be distributed, although it was noted that one copy had already

been distributed to the front door or the Good Morning Teaspoon.

Informant subsequently determined that CLAY's reason f'or

removai of these bulletins was that one of the names indicated

on the list was known only to CIAy and

publication of this man's

name and background would have positively identiiied chit as the

source of information relative to this individual's activities.

Informant,

on 12/6/68, Indicated he had attended a

meeting of the Lakeside Conservative Council held at the Weslian.

Church, Lakeside,

on River Street, attended by approxime 26

Individuals.

The film was shown on gun control laws which film

was made available by the Fatriotic Society. Informant identified

some of those present as WALT HAYWARD, BILL CLAY, STAN MC DADE,

JERRY GIYER, ROBIE ROBINSON, and this

ROBINSON is employee of

the telephone company, and others whose names were unknown to

Informant.

Informant

Indicated he believes MC DADE is active

in the Patriotic Society, and described him as a white male.

approxirately 45 to 50 years of age, 5' 9"

", 225 pounas, darli

hair, wears a goatee and mustache.

Informant furnished

the address of WALTER HAYWARD aS

12067 Riverside Drive, Lakeside, California, telephone 448-2954

He indicated that at a meeting on 12/6/68, HAYWARD, CLAY and

others present, discussed ways and means

of agitating the feace

and Freedom Party and the Black Panther Party to get them to

fight among themselves.

Informant said that the latest publicatio

of the Patrictic Party

•had been a survival bulletin which containe:

direct quotations from staff Publication.

Informant sald that since the gun control law has beconc

so common that numerous individuals have been attempting to obtain

and hise as-many weapons and as much ammunition as possible.

Informant sald he had recently determined that JERRY GIYER In

adaition to possessing many other weapons, has a .50 caliber Colt

machine gun, an anti-tank rifle, a Ilne-throwing gun, and an

M-14 rifle.

Informant advised on 12/9/68, that WALT HAYWARD and

BILL CLAY had recently attended a Swap Meet where they sold

approximately fifteen dollars of niscellaneous items and Intended

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to use the cash raise in a publication not of various bulletins.

Informant said that he learned that a Black Panther Party

meeting had taken place the previous Friday evening and on

notIfying WALT HAYWARD of this, HAYWARD made several ¿elephone

calls, attempting to agitate the Black Panthers and to create

friction between the Panthers and the Peace and Freedom Party.

Informant said LYLE MANNING recently advised that an

Individual by the name of MARCUS from Phoenix, Arizona, has been

in San Diego, and is Interested in selling weapons. Informant

distributor and has been known tu sell weapons to the Israel1

Government. He indicated PARCUS had a recoilless rifle i0б

millimeter,

which he was asking, $3000 for.

Informant said he

learned thas MARCUS was willing

to stash a large number of weapons

In a cache in the San Diego area, If right wingers in this area

could prove to him that there were a sufficient number of

dangerous left wingers to create a need for such a weapons

supply.

MANNING and FRANK YODUS, the local area representative for

Ilberty Arms, co-owners

of the Hanging Tree Swap Shoo, continue

in business.

Informant said he does not know the extent of their

success in this new business as yet.

MARCUS was further described

as a wholesale meat packer and an owner of at least one

department store in the Phoenix, Arizona area.

Informant said MIKE VEJODA has someone who. 1s assisting

him financially in printing numerous handbills which bills are

being passed out in left wing neighborhoods in an attempt to

agitate and create disturbances.

VEIVODA 1s apparently very

interested in making an example of some left winger and

has

indicated he plans to burn someone's house down or possibly take

some individual out into the desert to kill them to make an

example out or them.

Informant said he advised BILL CLAY of this

Information and CLAY told VEJVODA that 1f he should do such a

BETTIS HAUGHTON IS Completely Inactive

his 1ire would be taken himseli. Iniormant advised thai

in Minutemen activities

at this time and no information has been received regarding the

whereabouts of ROBERT DE PUGH Or PEYSON.

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UNITED STATES GOY

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Memorandum

TO

:

SAC "SANT DIEGO (134-914)

• FROM :

SA

STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

SUBJECT:

INFARMANT

Dates of Contact

12/23/68: 1/3/50: 1/7/69: 1/9/69

Titles and file ss on which contacted

Minuteman Organization

Peace and Freedom Party

Robert Bolivar DePugh

DATE:

1/30/69

[JR (Prob)

OPC OPSI

100-12/161

100-11:061

91-31/19

Purpose and results of contact

[NEGATIVE

LE POSITIVE

CUSTATISTIC

See Channelizing Memo.

- 1.

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fumished all information obtained

by him since inst contact.

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PD-2210 (R0r.3-16-65)

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

CITY - Sas DIego, California

DATE - January 14, 1969

San Diaza

_ dollars, and

cents,

1$.

Shall), which money is to be paid by me on

1/17/69

40 -

INFORMANT

for information concerning the case entitled Minutemen, S - M: Black Panther Party,

RM • BBRi Peace and Freddom PartY. SM - BL

Services:

Expenses $

40.110

10.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld s

sstumeh.ldluikee.co

Special Agent

Authority (date) .

Period Covered by Payment .

• Authorization Checked

Check Number

Reccipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Signed:

Belite 12-2-68

12/12 - 19/31/65

mel

14557

1/17/69 (1/17/69)

1/21/69

_ Item -19

Date of Actual Payment

1/17/69

By whom

Informant's File No.

SA S. CHRISTENSEN

134-

914-10

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• .

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORUIA

DATE .

December 10, 1968

SAN DIEGO

FIFTY

_ dollars, and

NO

cents,.

50.00 ), which money is to be paid by me on

12/12/68

r..

to

INFORMANT

for information concerning the case entitled -

MINUTENEN IS-C (100-124161)

ROBERT DE PUGIl Etal - BE (91-3149)

WILLIAM CHARLES CLAY - SM-HI

(100-14293) LYLE MANNING - SM-iDi (100-14299)

STOCKPILING WEAPONS (157-368)

Services:

$

Expenses

35: 00

15.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed:

Authority (date) -

BaLL 12-6-68

: Period Covered by Payment _13/1/se - 13/n/ez

Authorization Checked

Jesus layla

Special Agerit

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

, 1

14439

13/13/07 (12/3/0F,

1/15/69

__Item _

12/1:21..F

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

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134-914

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UNITED STATES GOVEKNMENT

Memorandum

TO

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DATE: 1-13-69

FROM

J. hayle

SUBJECT:

Robert Tie Pugh (41-3144)

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MAT INNI POITION

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

SAC, SAN DIEGO (137-1643) (P)

DATE:

12/11/68

FROM : SA C. JORDAN NAYLOR

SUBJECT: INFORMANT

(Dates of Contact

UPCI

OPSI

DR (Prob)

DR

10/31, 11/8, 12, 13, 21, 221 1968

Stocronic

REASONS

180-331%1

100-14299

157-268

Purpose and results of contact

_NEGATIVE

KAPOSITIVE

CISTATISTIC

The following information is being set out under

both file numbers 134-New and 137-1643 inasmuch as the Agent

has not yet been advised as to whether a new 134 casewill be

opened in connection with this matter.

Subject furnished a copy of the Minutemen Bulletin

:

dated October 19, 1968 which he advised he had just received

in the mail. He noted there was no return adaress on the

envelope and the Post Office date stamp reflected the letter

was mailed at San Diego, California.

Informant is in con-

tinuing contact with EILL CLÂY and on October 30, 1968 spent

the evening with CLAY and his wife, WALTER HAYWARD and wife at

the CLAY icsidence where they spent the entire evening working

on Minutemen records and files. Informant reported discussion

at that time regarding possible harassment oi all leit-ving

groups and the selcction oi specific targets among left-wingers

C& Informant certified that he has

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by Minutemen.

They also discussed the possibility of obtaining

publicity for Minutemen Front Groups in an effort to build up

the morale oi Minutemen.

The group discussed the organization

of a phantom militia to be established as a front for the

Minutemen and it was indicated that such nanes as "The Fox",

"Secret

Ancrican Militia"

, " Blue Ox Society"

, and "Swamp

Fox" were considored as names for this phanton militia.

Informant said the purpose for this phantom militia would be

to write letters and conduct other business in an anonymous

fashion to harass various individuals and organizations

without the identity of the Minutemen being disclosed.

Informant said that when CLAY learned he had received a

bulletin in the nail he (CLAT) told informant rot to discuss

the details of the bulletin with anyone. Informant identi-

fied WALTER HAYWARD as a white male, age approximately so

years,

height 6, 3"

, weight 260 pounus, has full beard

approximately l) inches in lengi, dalk hair, and usually

wears a cowboy hat.

He has served with U. S. Rangers in

Korea and his wife

is believed to ba a German citizen.

Informant discussed the possibility of an

•individual identified as lIla O'HAVER, age about 30, a taxi-

dermist located

having material

on Fletcher Parkwayne ilinutemen

a possibie

printed such as

Bulletin.

Informant said he is avara that O'HAVeR has access to a

printing press and believes that he operates the printing

press for the Patriotic Society in San Diego.

Printing

equipment includes oiiset and linotyye machines.

On November 8, 1963, informant advised BETTY

HOUGHTON is attempting to sell two printing presses which

she has in her possession at an unknown location. Informant

said she is attempting to sell these to the editor of the

Morning Teaspoon.

He said he believes BETTY has recently

had a partial nervous breakdown. BETTY has a house guest,

FRED HAYES, San Diego 100-14293, Who is believed presently

separated from his wife who resides in Washington state.

Informant said le believes IMNES is paying rent to BETTY

HOUGHITON •

Informant said the Peace and ireedom Party has

a message infornation conter established at some unknown

location and advised that the Minutemen have been using this

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message center to relay messages to each other.

This phone

number used in this connection is San Diego 232-6621.

Informant said Peace and Ercedom Party Headquarters has

made spaco available to individuals who are organizing

themselves

under the name of "Friends of the Panthars"

He was unable to furnish names of any specific individuals

involved in this activity but indicated that the group

will possibly use Peace and Freedom Party Headquarters

for

their activities.

On November 12,1968, informant advised that

recent

discussion with BILL ClAY indicated a bush toward the

phanton militia considering publication of black power

propaganda

to stii up local white groups. He said the

militia vill come out with extreme suggestions directed

against such people as the John Birch Society and others

in an effort to cause right wingers to become indignant

against blacis organizations.

Informant said that the San Diego Mining Association

holds periodic meetings at Balboa Park.

PAUL RUPLINGER

has been invited to speak at the next meeting on November

18, 1968 bY WALT HAYWARD, President of the lining Association.

Informant said the Peace and Freedom Party is

making plans to establish a GI Cofice House in San Diego

to be used as a front for draît resisters groups and to

push anti-var

propaganda. He advised that lar Resisters

League was to meet on November 14, 1958 in tront of the

Federal Building for a demonstration. (Local authorities

notified).

Informant said the local Peace and rieedom Party

Message Center had recently been advertising for help and

he believed that MIKE VEJVODA was going to volunteer for

work to learn the activities of the group. He furnished

VEJVODA's telephone number as 149-0136 presently believed

to reside in Lakeside or il Cajon. Informant said that he

has recently met a DAVE STAITORD connected with B. C.

Enterprises who plans to establish a colony in British

Columbia in the near future.

He said he feels STAFFORD iS

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possibly a con artist and will attempt to develop more

information about him.

STAFFORD'S telephone as

STAFFORD reportedly has

served time in a federal penitentiary

on à weapons charge and is believed to be from the state

of Indiana. STAFFORD has interested HOWARD GREENLEAF in

his projoct and a it. Bako?, identified as a carpenter in

the El Cajon area.

The group is going to buy a boat, and

a 197 feet gold digging dreage for $15,000.00 which ship

is presently located docked on the bay at San Diego. The

ship has sleeping quarters, for aproximately 30 people.

STAITOND IS reportedly selling shares to raise $500,000.00

in connection with taking a group of about 300 people to

British Columbia.

DAVE STAFFORD is described as a white male, age

35 to 10 years, height 5' 10", weight 210 pounds, resides

with wife and several children on Darnell Street,

near

Home Avenue and Highway 94.

On November 21, 1968, informant advised he had.

been contacted at his residence by JERRY LYNN DAVIS, also

known as

SAM DAVIS, who indicated he had access to several

high explosives and wanted to sell some of these items to

informant.

DAVIs inaicated to intormant he had the forlowing

items available: One pound

charges of TNT at $2.95 each,

One third pound charges TNT $1.50, biasting caps 98.00 per

hundred, fuse $2.50 a hundred foot, electric blasting caps

no price quoted, carbine ammunition in sealed metal containers

with 800 rounds to the container no price indicated, iour to

ten thousand rounds 9 millimeter shells, three hundred rounds

armour piercing shells, fragmentation hand grenades at $10.00

each.

DAVIS advised he was

going to give explosives

demonstrations in an undisclosed place in the desert in the

near future and invited informant to participate.

No date

yet set. Informant feels he was contacted by DAVIS through

DAVIS'

association with BILL CLAY. DAVIS indicated that he

and his group, not further identified, have been working

in the back country and have buried items of ammunition,

arms, and food placed at distancos of one day march intervals

throughout the desert from California to Arizona.

Informant

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said he feels certain that all sources of material including

the ammunition and explosives identified above are obtained

by DAVIs through some contact with military sources.

On November 22, 1968, informant advised that

he had been recontacted by SAM

DAVIS and had placed an oider

for some one pound and one third pound charges of TNT. He

said DAVIS told him that the one pound charges are shaped

in such a way that they are capable of cutting a hole through

one inch of solid sieel. Informant said he also attempted

to purchase some of the ammunition offered by DAVIS, however,

DAVIS advised that he had already disposed of most of it

and would nave to wait till he obtained more. Informant

will furnish the material purchased by him in an eifort to

determine origin of these materials and to determine if they

are government property.

Informant said he has been invited to attend a

mecting of the B. C. Adventure Corporation this coming

Sunday night, November 24,

.1969, at 7:30 P.Ml. at the home Dr:

and Nirs. CRISCOLA (phonetie) who

reside in la Jolla, California.

This meeting is to be conducted by DAVE STAFFORD and the

group will discuss plans for colonization in British

Columbia at a remote area where the group can be protected

fion communist

and other organizations attempting to take

over the world.

Informant advised that he had been on the

dredge barge which is being purchased by the group and

•stated there is a considerable amount of superstructure on.

this barge which will have to be removed before it could

Informant said

he had been to STAFFORD's home and was shown a 44 caliber

magnun rugei-blackhawk revolver and two or three rifles

which STANFORD has in his home. STAFFORD drives a 1966

cream colored Chrysier.

Informant said he has recently met a BOB XLEINSCHHIDT

(phonetic) described

as a white malo, age 15, height 5' 8",

weight 1i0 pounds with black hair who resides somewhere in

El Cajon. He met this individual at the Mining Council

Meeting on November 18, 1958 at Balboa Dark and is a close

buddy of WALTER IllYWARD's.

He said KLYINSCIMIDT WOrkS fOr

the Mit. Miguel Hospital District, drives a Ford Bronco and

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spends a lot of time in the desert prospecting, etc. Informant

said there were about 36 peopl. present at the Mining

Council Meeting and

that PAUL RUPLINGER

gave a survival

Iccture on edible plants to ve found in the desert. Informant

IdentIlled nubIan CuAY, MIKE VEJYODA, anD BILL HOOVer,

a retirod military man iron lakeside, as people who he

knew at the lecture.

Informant said LYLE HANNING and FRANK YODUS ae

planning to oper up

a store on Uriversity Avenue between

Vandyke and i2nd or fard Stroet which will be a swap shop

selling guns, ammunition, and other items. The store is

to be identified with the name of Hanging

Tree Swas Shop.

Informant said YODUS is believed to be retired from the

Navy and previously traveled with informant and MANNING tO

a gun show in Yuma, Arizona, recently. YODUS is described

as a white male with a small build, age 45, height 5' 8",

light complexion, believed to be the local franchised

Informant said he has learned that HAYWARD resides

at Riverview Street in Lakesice, California, ana has a

mimeograph machine located in his bedroom. He was not

able to furnish the specific

address.

Informant advised he has no certain knowledge

of current incone for BETTY HOUGIlTON, but believes she

is

receiving financial assistance from TROY HOUGHTON'S mother.

It is also velieved she continues to receive some contri

butions fron Minutemen regarding sales of linutemen

literature and incone from FRED HAlES, a boarder at her

Informant said

he has no information regardng any

credit, bank, or charge accounts for BEtTy HOUGilToN.

The name of J. D. BENNETT is not familiar to

informant and he knows no one who has attonded the National

Honvocation at Tuscaloosa, Alabama, during October, 1968.

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Bulky Exhibit - Inventory of Pro

FD-192 (Rcv. 10ti-65)

INFORMAN!

Title and Character us Case

INFORMANT: (170-286)

quirod as Evidenco

Date

6/30/72

(170-286

Date Property Acquired

6/30/72

SD-I155-8

Location of Property or Bulky Exhibit

Firearms vault

Source From Which Property Acquired

Reason for Retention of Property and Efforts Made to Dispose of Same

Retain temporarilly until disposition

Description of Property or Exhibit and Identity of Agent Submitting Same

Submitted by SA EARL M. PETERSEN

1 • Browning Machine Gun, Caliber 50M2, US No. 32846 ME by

Colts Patent firearms MIg. So.

nartiord

• Conn.

This weapon completely in a disassembled condition.

Barrel has been cut off by wealding torch. Not in

working condition)

1 .38 caliber silencer no brand name but with Pat. Pending

and number 96 stamped on it. Blued steel.

Sawed off shotgun barrel and stock (also sawed off) from

Sears koebuck mociel sor 1001.100 shotgun.

No serial number.

Barrel 13% inches long.

2 Rifle grenade laurchers. No identifying marks.

SERIANNUAL INVENTORY CERTIFICATION TO JUSTIFY RÉTENTION OF PROPERTY (Initial and Date)

Flold File #

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SSC Request 1/20/76

Item 3 (Re:

secret Army Organization)

Volune IV

Retain

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

JULY IFTS EDITION

GRA FPAiR (41 CFRI 101-1T.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

SAG, SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

DATE: 12/4/75

SUPV. ANTHONY J. MALONEY, JR.

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EM - SAO

'At 10:15 AM, on 12/4115, MILTON VICAST telephonically

self-described himself as a free-lance writer for a literary

publication known as the let York review, who is stationed It

Washington, D.C. and who Is temporarily staying at the Missior

Valley Inn, Room 359, San Diego, telephone 298-8281.

• VIORST volunteered that he is aware of the provisions

of the Freedom of Information Act and he does not feel they

apply to the purpose of his call. VIORST said he is interested

in doing a "Human Interest"

magazine article on the SAO and

in connection therewith requested authorization to interview

SAS PETERSEN and NAYLOR concerning the SAO.

VIORST is aware there is a civil suit pending against

some Agents in the San Diego Division as a result of the SAO

and said he would try to refrain from asking any questions which

might tend to prejudice the Agents' rights in the civil suit.

VIORST was courteously informed that circumstances

caused his request to be denied.

On 12/4/75, the above facts were telephonically

furnished for informational purposes only to Mr. PERKS of the

External Affairs Division at the Bureau and who agreed with

the decision and felt no correspondence.was necessary to the

Bureau in this matter.

San Diego

#5

43%

5728/5=8

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•: - Harme for Informant Report or Ha!

Ditmersparud

2/11/75

I respived

Received from (name or symbol number)

Received by

19175

5A Earl on Celerse

a as of dolivery.

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

XI by mail

orally

sidily tumnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

7 recording device

Date of Report

- 2/11751

Date(s) of activity

I written by Informant

transcribed

winenticated

→ informant

2/1/75

aci description of activity or material

1117/15

1/31/75

File where original is located ifnot attached

178÷5/2.4

• SDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

*OLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date

lemarks:

1:10-512A - 366

1 857-153-621 Cly

1-157-3487 (Dennis for

1-157-2898 (chant. Knight)

1-170-286 (Asipey)

1- 157-3087 (Joe Disher)

1-157-4557 Clom Mage)

15157-4547 (ircc)

453-3017 (Hunge Moore,

9157-

2815 (540

(13)

Block Stamp

157 - 2815-425

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report by sandman @92 nint

"rUary 1, 1975

SUBJECT: Ron Eddy; George Mitchell Hoover.

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

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

for any right-wing extremist group. When asked by James K. Warner

of Ios Angeles (via Dennis Loso of Escondido) if he would do this,

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

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

of a leader to do it himself.

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

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

Ios one of the infiltrators to "wind up in the river" someday. Eddy

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

a regular lBl infiltrator. The only ihree men of whom he is not eus-

picious are Mickey Wakefield, Ray Wilson and Gerald Smith. Said Eddy,

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

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

Joso said that the whereabouts of people like Barry Godfrey

should be learned and they should be telephoned and intimidated..

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

that people like Godfrey should be killed. Mickey Wakefield of San

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

having had an encounter with an FBI agent named Peterson in San Diego

but did not elaborate.

Eddy firmly believes

that any man who commits himself to one

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

He says he would be very suspicious of anyone who is. He is also

somewhat suspicious of Tom Knight. He says that Joe Brinker gave

Knight

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

the FBI interviewed the man. Also, Eddy wonders how Knight

saved

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

Peels that ary regular rightist extremist who stays on with the Nazi

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

On Friday night, January 31, 1975 Fon Eddy net Tom Metzger of

Fallbrook for the first time. Metzger showed zady some pictures and

slides of New Christian Crusade activities and the two seemed to hit

It off pretty well. letzger told Eddy, Wakefield and loso of a visit

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 information. 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 NCC had

Lour 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 congressman

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

¿o investigate the FBI. The dossier consists of newspaper clippings

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

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 NOC 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

sandman 2-1-75

INFORMANT

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Coyer Sheet for Informant Report or Material

FD.306 (Rev. 9-30-499)

Date prepared

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

12/2/74

LSD 257-C

iNFoRman eceived by

12/26/77

SA: Parl in Beleme

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)"

in person

by telephone

[X] by mail

orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

to

recording device

Date of Report

12/9/74

Date(s) of activity

· written by Informaat

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant .

12/9/24

Brief description of activity or material

we picketing at border i/E/zx

12/5/24

File where original is located iinot attached

170-5124

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*› ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PAPTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

= Information recorded on a card index by .

_on date .

Remarks:

1- 178-512A-350

1- 157-4547 (NCC)

1-157-4557 (Tombetyga)

Further dissemination lift

ti recising offices.

2- Los Angeles (Rich Nortm (RM)

1-157-3138 (VIC WALTON)

1-157-2521 (Bill MILLER

1-157-28(15w08)

1-157-1254 (Tox Rebellio Comitter)

/-

157 - 3220

SNitined Stale, Right, Party

1-157-4168

(Mcc)

1-157-2815

(SAO)

1-157-3498

(WeSLEY Rounts)

Block Stamp

157-2815-424

SEARCHED.

INDEXED

SERIALIZED LAFILED.

DEC 3019/4

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report of sandman

December 9, 1974

i SUBJEGIS: NGG picke

order; thoughts on NCC; We

ounds.

Here is some more information regarding the National Christian Grusade picket

which took place at the U.S.-läxico border in San Isidro on December 8, 1974. Of

the 16 men who took part in this uniformed picket, 10 were fron the San Diego erea

and 6 were from los ingeles. It was nistakenly stated in yesterday's report on this

demonstration that 10 of the men were identified. In reality, 11 were fully identies:

1 partially identified, and 4 unidentified. The 4 unidertified were all from I...

•Also, the members of this picket were divided into two contingents, los angeles

and San Diego. Commanding the San Diego group was Tom ketzger of Fallbrook and in

charge of the Lud. men was Rick Norton. Also, Norton was in overall command of the

operation.

Iwo other things which were not mentioned in the earlier report are as follows.

First, forton told his men that if attacked, they should form into a back to back

square and "Iet her rip", Also, after the conclusion of the demonstration, Norton

conducted a very brief prayer.

As to my thoughts of the ich, I feel that this group has the potential to

comtand wich more support from a broader base of people than most of the right-ving

extremist groups. It seems significant to this informant that men like Vic alton

and Bill Miller would actually get up the nerve to take to the streets in uniform,

& thing they never did for the Nazi Party although both supported it.

It is also noteworthy that the NCC was able to draw supporters from so many

other extremist groups. Taking part in this demonstration were elements fron the

Nazi Party, the lax Rebellion Connittee, the Netional States Rights Party, the Ministr,

of Christ Church and the old Secret Army Organization.

Also, this group does not automatically get adverse responses from the public

In the streets. Indeed, nany passersby indicated their support for the group's aims

In the demonstration of the 8th. The leadership is more intelligent and more

approachable than that of groups like the NSWPP or MCC. They more easily establich

...

& good rapport with the public in general and are not so blunt in stating their racist.

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Wesley hornis

. It has been learned that wes Rounds is losing money on his Californian lotel

in Escondido.

He is seriously considering purchasing a notel in whick closed cirou

television featuring X-rated movies is present.

He says this is a real roney raker

and he just might be compelled to go that route.

That is all for now.

ren12-9-7

INFORMANT

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3121

SAC (157-73523)

8/6/74

SA Earl

Me

Petersen

Jerry Busche

EM-SAO

The attached letter was obtainca from Detective Les Oberlies

San giego Police Department, ISU, on 7/19/74.

The letter is self explanitory and indicates that "erry Busch

is furnishing inforn ion

to the Door. ila probably furnished

the infornation that the Door has printed in the past about

the Secret Army Organization, Barry Godfrey and the right wing in

general-

170-236 (Godfrey)

157:2015 (SAC)

OTO

100-14948 (Door)

EMP: enip

(5)

Note

Letter from LA in 170-285 dated

7/30/74 reflects letter found in

jacket belonging to one louis

Tacliwood (former informant for in

PD tho turned very sour, sued etc.?

PD. INFORMANT

157-2815-419

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AUGG

1974

FBI-SAN DIEGO

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Bellinghem Win,

98295

July

1923

Mar

Bill Rivi

Editor

This Door

Po. Bar gosa

Son Dugs, Calif garia

Ken Pill,

Well, here it is Pliase exciss

Charan dant feel save in putting an

papa Se her bore the bonies thing?

сарніз

Data

I first sow, but was not nitroduced to Howerd

Barry Godfrey at the Stardust Motel San

Diego. Gun Shau in September, 1969.

come frequently to this booth, during the

Three dans of the show! On. These secutions

he world. "walk through the show" with it.

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the Gontent of

ze conversations o

2.

In November, 1919 I was asked to go

on a "soft. penetration". For intelligence

gatherinapurposes.witb.Godfyey.J.iugs/

asked to make a report on Godfrey's

Weimet at a SanDiego Tävern, The

Arrow, Club El. Cajon Blrd.

from

there We drove. to: the Lake Elsinore

area" and visited the lione of an

elderly gentlemans whese Mame ont

supposed importaice I have forgotten.

For someone who was supposed to be

on "intelligence type", Godfrey im-

presses me as ill-fitted For the role.

He alternately exhibited physica!

traits or gestures

particularly his

eyes and hands — which I would

Classify as; " Sly ar Sneaky,

nervousness a cowardice and

awareness afpersonal.guilt..All.of

these, dispite the fact we were

breaking no laws, doing no harm and

in the house at the mvitation of its

owner,

Fallowing the "interview", we left the

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3

ts house and I

iscovered.

That

we were being followed, Re-

luctantly and that's the only way I

Can describe Godfrey's attitude

he followed my instructions to-try

to shake our surveyars, Mormally,

I surfairly compet this breakin dient

works. Even though we doublid back

on; the car following us and pulled

mito:

na segvice stations the car was

Cade again, eg ine tester the free Sunni.

speed and.driting.crrectly.tö

Diego and ti a Chinese restaurant whare

We met his superior, Bill Clay.

In retrosect, wherein we all become geniuses,

I con conclude. that. the survelliance team.

Following us that night: consisted of

Special Agent Petersen as Christiansen

and other FBit Storm troopers, That.

Godfrey's reluctance and panic. came

From his fear of doing anypling counter

To his instructions tram his employers

(HieFBi):

During. the period of November, 1969 to

Summer of 1921; Howard GodEray Frequently

came to Gunsmoke Ranch on weekends

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5°

Shoati

were pracgiced

•creationi

On these visits, which

were always brief lasting less

Than antone- he world. Take lik

Hoover on Wire Jerry Lynn Davis

asida For quiet conversationo.

myself

It was during this time that I

Learned he had been appointed

"Director of Intelligence! For the don

Diego area sector of the minutene.

In CRigust of 1971 Vocfrey Came to

My aperiment and requested. I verify

addresses and phon 2.14m/aers: For a

series of marias re had on 315 note

conds. He then proceeded to tay to

"recrit" me for ''His. intelligence netwoik",

It was also Dising June, July ai GugusT

at i1?i that both Godfrey and Donald'

Sigretti - posing dis "Don Simms" ~ visited

Gunsmoke Ranch and, although supposedly

"not knoking each other", they spoke

together, on at least one occassion in

manner similar to the conversatións

Godfrey had premously held with ther

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> *

Hoover

and His Divis.

Follomingtece "Casual converations"":

between we spectajois at a shootma

malch, my October 1921, Godfrey

came un with bizarre ideas to

"Take care of these Red punts" if:

the Rebublican Convention was held mi

received literatire

also, a nuniber of us

The 5Ao;: Mr. Fleury and I were

Tren specific instructions not to

Involve ourselves in any way with

the sno, Mr; Floury continned.io

receive sno literature (unasked).a!-

thongh I dịc nọt:

Some of Godfrey's ideas included,

" The use of massive doseages of LSD!

•ajanide on stryenine introduced mito

the punch at anti-wan groups meetings,

a Bombing of Vow Headquarters, the

Quild theatre and sevaral porno shops.

3, Bambings of the homes of offices

of anti-was Leaders i

4 Kidnaping as assassination of anti-was

Leaders and activists.

So Fire bombring of vehicks and othes

•property belonging to Anti-war activistsi

NOTE: Our genial attitude to wand. Godfrey

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%.

and his

WES;

"He's a

rucking sini!".

By No ember haD somen of 11.

along with the decision to hold the Re-

publican Convention in SonDiego, Mis

Other ideas having been rejected I hare

a strong suspicion that some of them were

carried out or altempted by Gadfrey) he

how proposed that some she constrict

radiö confrone, Freeflight made airplanes

To carry payloads. or mis and White

phosphoros; to be Flown over Vacation

Island and detonated. liken We Hooven

Mr fleury and a heard of this idea we

Ryacted the possibility sit of handi

Godfrey likewise attempted to involve

others in a conspiracy to manufacture

a similar arcrafts loaded with TNT e1

Coy plastique, to be clown into bus

Fores

as it landed at Kindberg field

as El Toro Marine Air Base at San Clemente.

• When I hend ramon of this, I expressed

The opinion that Gadfrey had lost his minid.to

ever suggest anying as msane as an

altempt on the life of the president.

Furthe stated that it I ever received

hifor nation that lie was actually proceeding

I would report it to the Secret Service,

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(%.3

10.

rollers

duding Mr. Harves

Same

In retros

rect, it appearsi

That third

Comments this have brad

Meir Wer

to

Dwing this time I also learned astray

was! Son

Diego Leader"of the 510?

din: Decenter, 1871, Godfrey attempted to

assassinate Ds. and M1s

and other diti was headers. Again the

was refused loy everyone le contacted.

On famiony bi 1972, the affack was

made on Peter Bauer's home by Godfrey.

and Someone eise, whose identity as yet

i remains unknowni

o. Februan ,1972, antwo Occassions,

Shots were fired at me Richand Flerin

at his home: CHe; like Hoover ande,

had refused to go along with any of

Godfrey's wild ideas

My apartment in Son Diego was under

sunilace. My someone. and a was

ped at on one occassion where a was

Staing out of sight. Godfrey, told

pisHloover that, "Baumeis People figure it

Was you and Busch Who took the shots

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' noone to a silly o

OuT.

Tract on you s

No sooner was this said thom

Godfre legan to pressure me to

stum to my apartmento Cle had.

told win Hoover

not to tell ine

about the "contract" or the sur.

vellince; but malored did I

reflected that outside of Mr,

wao staying. I

this concluded

•it was he and or members of his

at Me. Fleury and to

Therefore, on Maich 2, 1i7s, I left

Son Diego County and the lented States

in fear of sin life, (On con not,

after all, protect oneself from a

hidden assass! In. light of whet

has transpired since, I have vie-

manned aut of the aid tver since.

Sare hope this will helps. But.

- Best af luck,

Bs. Bull, Juat tir

today (Friday, 7-6) Leth

Manda Tarate hold funit.

Plense sand her a coju

Of this Sis

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.3

INFORMANT

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

6/17/74

50

2/57÷0

Method of delivery

(check appropriate*blocks)

in person

by telephone

¿by mail

if orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Date prepured

6/17/7x

Received by

orally

Dictated

to

recording device

Date of Report

6/13/77

Date(s) of activity

I written by Inform

Transcribed

Authenticated

6

by informant

113/27

Brief description of activity or material

papire MCC

i individua

File where original is located if not attache

170-512.4

& INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AV ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPAT

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_on date .

Remad:s:

(1)

(

(1)

(

(

(7)

(./)

(

170-512A:- 28/:

157-1323 (AECU)

105-6730

(ZE FATAH)

105-7470 (JDE)

157-4340

(LIBERTY AMENDENT)

157-4168 (MCC)

157-23 (M5822)

157-4024

(ELLES ADAMS)

157-4448

(AL ALDINGE?)

157-7018

(JOSEDS BENIN TENDE)

157-2527

(FEPRIET BRINKER)

157-348÷

(JIET BRINKER)

157-3037

(JOSEPH BRINKER)

157-4019

(ROBERT BRCA27)

157-4076

(BERT CAMPER-T)

157-2837

(BILLIA! DO.RSA)

157-152

(ROW ADDE

157-4449

(JOIN FINN, JR.)

157-3300

(P.E. CAVIN)

157-4269

(KETE GEDDIS)

157-4434

(NELLY JONESON)

Indes t 157.4165

Possa Comititus

JACK FREDERICK

Block Stamp

157-2815-417

stations

DEKLALIZED

EM8:

• s

IN - SON DIEGO

RUN 16:

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157-4407

157-2893

157-4450

257-3÷87

157-4131

157-2521

(DI. CHARLES WELT KENDALL)

(THONAS FRANKLIN KNIGHT)

(ROBIN LIPPERT)

(DENNIS LOSO)

(CHARLES MARTIN)

(DAVID "EILL" MILLER)

(ANN NATTER)

157-4273

(PILLIA PROBERT)

157-4553

157-3498

(HESLEY ROUNDS)

157-4274

(iII. KARL SACK)

157-4275

(MES. KARL SACK)

157-4252

(CAPE SCHUIDT)

157-4271

(DONALD SEABURG)

157-4029

(ART SACOT)

157-1546

(J. ANDREW

SIMPSON)

157-201•

(GERALD SMITH)

157-4248

(GEORGE UDBARY)

157-4266

(MARY UDBARY)

157-2610

(MICKEY WAKEFIELD)

157-3138

(VICTOR WALTON)

157-2524

(GEPALDINE WATSON)

157-25÷5

(RAZ WILSON)

157-2506

(JACK ZIMMERMAN)

157-4447

BARBARA HUTCHINSON)

157-4545

(CHANCEY CURR)

157-

(Bernard Dower)

157-4923

(ARNOLD DRESSEN)

157-3169

( DONNA LEE ILARTLEY)

157-3170 (CALVIN FOX)

157-3121 (Busche

157-2933

157-2815 (540%3

157-3017 (Hoffen) -

157-

Finge Mitzge,

157-

die Redy

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ort by, Sandman

Ju?

1974

JECT: Posse Comitatus.

During the last two years this informant has spent a great deal

time studying the tactics, personalities and stated goals of both

National Socialist White People's Party and the Ministry of Christ

ach. Until recently I considered the NSWPP to be more of a threat

the security of peace and law in the United States than the MCC but

events of recent months have caused me to change my view of these

groups about 180 degrees. I now regard the MCC to be a far greater

ace than the IsiFP is likely ever to become.

The main reason for my change of relative attitudes toward these

groups has been the increased preoccupation of certain MCC members.

Posse Comitatus. Also known as

the Christian Posse Association,

s organization serves as the paramilitary arm of the NCC. The goals

its most ardent activists seem to be very similar to those of the

is but their tactics are quite different.

Instead of wrapping them

ves in the swastika, they uphold the Christian Cross as their symbol.

ike the head-on street clashes which many of the Nazis seem to relish,

bers of

Posse Conitatus

generally tend

to prefer being secretive and

indestine in their operations. They generally seem to fancy themselves

be revolutionaries and as fanatical as some of them appear, I believe

potential exists for the Posse to become a truly revolutionary group.

Dennis Loso was at one time a mejor financial supporter of the

PP. He has renounced that group since 1972 but not because of its

poses but only bocause he considers it to be ineffective. He is now

ledicated supportor of the HiCC and its national leader, William Gale.

so almost never misses an HiCC meeting in San Diego, frequently visits

¿ Glendale meetings of MCC, and more recently attended the liCC seminar

Lanassa Ranch in Mariposa. If loso is not already an officer within

ise Comitatus, then the potential certainly exists for him to become

¿ Loso is also an admirer of Jack Fredericks and was just elected to

San Diego County Central Committee of the American Independent Party.

Welt Kendall, another ex-Nazi supporter who has tured to the MOC,

also a potentil activist for Posse Comitatus. Kendall attends perhaps

3 of Gale's meetings in San Diego and is definitely not bothered by

prospect of

using violence to attain political goals. He once sug-

sted that Sherife John Duffy of San Diego County should be ascassinated.

Jerry Busch, a.k.û. Mart Roberts, is another man to watch.

- He

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2

outside the rcalm of normal correspondence. Two-way radio contact

scens to be his favorite. Busch once stated his desire to murder Deputy

District Attorney Hewicker of San Diego. Busch is very suspicious

and paranoid of everyone..

- .*

Sian lcDade, former Secret Arny Organisation affiliate, is definitely

in the losse Conitatus piciure. He occasionally attende NCC meetings

in San Diego. A friend of George Hoover, lcDade made a fechle write-in

campaign for sherifi against Jon Duffy but it never amounted to much.

Acoat the said muapost 10 =opived came fron affiliates of the Posse.

Joe and Harriet Brinker are almost sure to be members of

Fosse

Comitatus. Iong time supporters of the MCC, they never miss a mecting

or other loc activity and have often driven long distances across country

just to participate in such events. Herriet is definitely the brains

pf this pair. In spite of their very radical political stance, however,

this infomant does not consider either one of them to be capable of a

premeditaied act of violence.

George letzger seems to be very deeply involved in Posse Comitatus.

¡e is an organizer, a "take charge" man and a pretty good speaker both

n.private and before groups. He is not dynamic but speaks carefullys...

deliberately and

with an air of sincerity and believability. Certainly

is actions should be observed.

Joe Reedy is a close associate of Metzger. He seldom has much to

say and appears merely to be a faithful follower wno would be willing

to go along with whatever the others decide.

Bill Willer is very closely tied with the NCC and has been för a

ong time. However, he is definitely not the violent type.. He tapes

very one of Gale's sermons and never misses a meeting. Gerald Smith

sicked Miller out. of

the NS"PP because he considered him to be cowardly

nd more interested in promoting the iCC than the iNS:P?.

Ron Eday is a man who owes allegiance to no particular group or

leader but who could very likely become involved in a group like Posse

jomitatus. He has been a long time supporter, if a sporadic one, of

he ISHPP. At one time Eddy was a Gale follower but he has had nothing

a do with the l0C since 1972 because he now considers Gale to be a phony.

an sure that lady would have no scruples at all about assassination

I he thought the chances of getting away. with it to be feasible. He

s distrustful of organizations but just this very right statea

that

If any good is to be done, then we must have a certain amount of orgar-

ANVE 65994 Doslg:32989524 Pagez1qave a bunch of individuals runnine amund doin

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Page 3

Eddy stated, however, that he is very distrustful of anyone whom

he has not known for a very long time and would definitely do some eister-

sive chicotino into a peraon's background before trusting him as a con-

federate in any terrorist activity. Eddy seems to enjoy violence but

he is also a clever, intelligent man and should never be underestimated.

I regard him as being one of the most dangerous people named in this

report even though I do not believe him to be a member of Posse comitatus

as. yet..

Vic Walton is another figure who is likely to have a hand in the

organization of Posse Comitatus' in San Diego County. This

attorney,

in this informant's opinion, presents no threai of physical violence

whatever but he serves as a sort of liaison man between the various

right-wing extremist groups in the Southem California area. He is

intelligent and seems to be fairly well off financially. Through him

many others can be reached as Walton has been involved with people in

the

NS-PP, the MCC, the SA0, Comparet's group and virtually any other

extremist outfit in the right-wing which one might think of in this area:

I hope this repost will give you some idea as to the current status

of Posse Comitatus in San Diego County. At least I believe it to be a

fairly accurate description of some of the prime-movers of Posse Comitatu

as of the present. Due to the more underground nature of this grouD,

it is more difficult to keep tabs on than is the openly Nazi Party.

However, as this organizational arn of the NCC makes the attempt to

establish itself as a force to be reckoned with and to consolidate

whatever power it might gain, certain characteristics of it are bound.

to surface and become more clear. This informant will do his best to

learn as much about this emerging group as quickly as possible and to

relay the information to you as accuiately as can be done. One thing

seens to be very certain and that is that San Diego County seems to be

extremely fertile soil for the flourishing of a group like Posse Comitati

That is all for now.

6-13-74

INFORMANT

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..o.

romanamo or symbol numberi

515/24

SD'LXY8-PEN

INFORMANT

al délivery

(chick approprinte blocks)

in person

_ by telephone

Jorally

If orally funished and suduced to itiling by Agent:

Date

Dictated

1/1/741 Sue 7ix

4/8/24

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

MCC muting

3/28/24-50

& recording device

Date of Report

4/5/7x

Date(s) of activity

written by !

3/28/74

File where original is located ifnorat:

170-5444

* INDIVIDUALS DESICNATED BY AY ASTERISK (* ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICI

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES HERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

on date

Remares:

170-544,7=

10

157-4323 (AFCJ)

105-6730

(AI, FATAH)

105-7470

(JDI)

157-4340

(LIBERTY AMENDKENT)

157-4168

(MCC)

157-28

(NSTP?)

157-4024

(ELLEN EDAMS)

157-4448

(AL ALDINGER)

157-3018

(JOSED BENINTENDE):

157-2527

157-3484

(FARRISE BRINKER)

(JANET BRINKER)

(/)

157-3087

(JOSEPH BRINKER)

157-4019

(ROBERT BRONAI)

INDEX 70 157-4168

ChristiAni-Deferise League l

•CALIFORNIA: RANGERS

COlonel WILLeM GALE

BACKgROUND)

TAX ExPO +15-6/74

Further dissemüratin left

t recening office.

157-4076

(BERT CAMPERAT)

157-2897 (MILLIAN DOMASK)

157-152 (RON EDDY)

157-4449

(JOHN FINN, JR.!

157-3300

(P.T. GAVIN)

Block Stamp

157-4269

(KENT GEDDIS)

157-4434

(NELLY JOHNSON)

20-786 LES (57.2775)an),

157-2815-416

SEARCHED

SERIALIZED LESTiDO

APR 1

1074

FBI - SAN DIEGO

2-

(19)

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157-4407

CHARLES WELT KENDAL-I

157-2898

(THOMAS FRANKLIN KNIGHT)

157-4450

(ROBIN LIPPERT)

157-3487

(DENNIS LOSO)

157-4131

(CHARLES MARTIN)

157-2521 (DAVID "BILL" MILLER)

157-4443(ANN NETTER)

157-4273

(WILLIA' PROBERT)

157-4553

(ROBERT RAYBURN)

157-3498

(WESLEY ROUNDS)

157-4274

157-4275

(ME. KARL SACK)

(HIS. KARL SACK)

157-4252

(CARI SCHMIDT)

157-4271

(DONALD SEABURG)

157-4029

(ART SHOOT)

157-4546

(J. ANDREW SIMPSON)

157-201

(CERALD SMITH)

•157-4248

(GEORGE UDBARY)

157-4266

(MARY UDBARY)

157-2610

(MICKEY NIKEFIELD)

• 157-3138

(VICTOR WALTON)

157-2524

(GERALDINE WATSON)

157-2545

(RAY WILSON)

157-2506

157-4447

BARBARA HUTCHINSON)

157-4545

(CHANCEY CURR)

157-

(Bernard Dower)

157-4023 (ARNOLD DRESSEN).

157-3169

(DONNA LEE HARTLEY)

157-3170

(CALVIN FOX)

/

187-8456

1-157-3001

157-28151

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Report by DON CLARK

INFORMANT

"Meeting of Colonel WILLIAM GALE at

O'Neira Hall on the Evening of

March 28, 1974, San Diego, California

4/5/77

Approximately 75 persons were present at that

meeting. It included, among others, GEORGE UDVARY,

VICTOR B. WALTON, MICKEY WAKEFIELD, J. ANDREW SIMPSON,

ELLEN ADAMS, BILI MILLER, JONATHAN WEST, JOE BRINKER,

HARRIET BRINKER, JANET BRINKER, Colonel WILLIAM GALE, ANN

NUTTER, and others who are very old and very inactive.

There were a number of individuals present who are as yet

unknown to me.

GEORGE UDVARY does not seem to have made his

move yet -permanent move out of the area. He's still in

process, I believe, as best I can tell. at this time. MICKEY

WAKEFIELD came down from Escondido, was hoping to run

into some of his para-military friends, one or two of whom

did not evidently arrive. He did run into VICTOR WALTON

who he is close to. BILL MILLER was there and very involved--

on the surface at least. ELLEN ADAMS was distributing

literature. JOE and HARRIET BRINKER came in from Escondido

and of course are primarily responsible for putting on that

monthly meeting and so they were working with that.

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There was security that night--more so than

would ordinarily be expected. A fellow by the name of

DENNIS was inside with a 23-channel, five-watt Citizens Band

walkie-talkie, Realistic brand, sold by Radio Shack. He

kept monitoring another individual whose name I do not have

who was outside. He had a two of three channel Citizens

Band walkie-talkie, Midland brand, and they were checking

to see if anyone would give them any trouble. This was

because of a publication that indicated where their meeting

would be held. They didn't indicate what they would do if

such trouble arrived.

Colonel GALE discussed an article on himself and

the identity movement as written up in Volume V, Issue 14,

of a bi-monthly publication, called the San Diego Door.

I believe that's a March, 1974 issue. Colonel GALE read

directly from the

article and made comments and corrections

•as he went.

He said, now I will read--follow this and read as

much as possible that seems relevant. He read from*the

article: "But the public meetings are only part of the

• package. Whenever GALE speaks, he recruits followers into

the para military part of his organization. That part is

called 'Identity' and has so far incorporated many old

Minutemen and secret army elements in Southern California."

To that, Colonel GALE indicated that "Identity"

was the name of his church publication--he thought it was

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very humorous. that they thought it was something else.

The term is used to describe their philosophy.

The para-military part of their operation is under

such titles as the "Christian Posse Association." -

I will make another quote here from the publication:

"JERRY LYNN DAVIS, the ex-head of the SAO in Califomnia,

has been reported at GALE's public meetings." According.

to MICKEY WAKEFIELD who was sitting next to me during this

meeting, DAVIS had not, as far as he knew, ever been to a

San Diego meeting.

Another quote Colonel GALE made: "Identity is

organized in similar fashion to other underground organizations-

small cells communicate through a series of intermediaries

and blind post office boxes." Golonel GALE did not comment

further; however, the mailing network for the rational tape

groups, the Christian Posse Association groups, and the

amateur radio network are the primary communication links

of GALE's group.

• : Another quote Colonel GALE made from the article:

"In San Diego, GALE can be heard speaking to his congregation

on the fourth Thursday of every month at the O'Neira Club

on Holly Street" or something of that nature "between 34th

and 35th Streets, one block south of Adams Avenue." The

street was incorrectly quoted--it's Hawley, and Colonel

GALE made an observation on that, indicating he thought

the information was transferred to the person at this publication

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by telephone and that he figured, he had that all figured

out that way because the person must have misunderstood

the name and got it wrong.

The next quote from the publication: "According

to one law enforcement source, Identity has about 50 members

in the San Diego area, including members of the San Diego

Sheriff's Department and reserve police officers." Colonel

GALE indicated support from and for law enforcement--indicated

he has an assistant pastor in Glendale who has an important

position in the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office, and

that he claims support from a number of law enforcement

areas.

Another quote he indicated:

"As for GALE, he

pretends to be a minister-of his church and operates through

it as his front. GALE was one of the driving forces behind

the militant Christian Defense League (CDL) in the 60's.

He had formed the small California Rangers in the late 50's.

The California State Attorney General's Office described

the Rangers as," then they put a quote in here, in this article,

" 'A secret underground guerrilla force, linked with other

non-military organizations by a common ideology and leader-

ship.'

Colonel GALE indicated at this meeting the Rangers

were registered with the state and had support of California

law enforcement.

Another quote from the article that the Colonel

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made: "GALE's strategy to recruit members through veterans

organizations was thwarted in 1963 when the Long Beach Press

Telegram exposed his efforts to convert the American Legion

Post in Signal Hill into a Ranger front. It was after this

that one of the Rangers was arrested for selling a machine

gun and a stem gun to undercover agents." Colonel GALE

indicated that he was involved to some extent with this

particular post, with this particular veterans group, that

he transferred from the Hollywood post. Also, he said that

the Ranger's, that particular Ranger's arrest, was an

entrapment and an unfortunate error on that Ranger's part.

Another quote he made: "The CDI was quite an

-organization when GALE was a part of it. It grew to

; include the Klan, the National States' Rights Party, and

many other Right Wing groups." Colonel GALE admitted

connection with the Christian Defense League, indicating

that he was very active.

Another quote: GALE has ample experience to

found a para-military organization. In addition to more

than 20 years involvement in right wing circles, GALE is

a retired Lieutenant Colonel, U. S. Army. He served with

the MAC ARTHUR command after World War. II in the counter-

Insurgency staff," and it goes on. But Colonel GALE corrected

this counter-insurgency information. He indicated that he

was on the staff of MAC ARTHUR in Japan, but previous to

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that was when he was involved in counter-insurgency and

that was with the guerrilla activities in the Philippines,

which was also indicated in this article.

Then, another interesting thing, he quoted: "The

SAO was in large part organized by HOWARD B. GODFREY, an

FBI Agent." He didn't have anything notable to say about

GODFREY.

Actually, one of the things he indicated, too,

in this discussion of his was that there is a lot of diffi-

culty getting different right wing groups to cooperate in

a military fashion and that that is very necessary and I

- get the impression that he is attempting and wishes to whip

these groups into line in a really efficient military manner

that will be very effective and efficient. That is the pri-

mary problem. He also indicated his willingness to cooperate

with law enforcement, of course on his terms no doubt;

and he said he was ready and they were ready to face those

Jews and their articles and their so-called exposes and

whatever else they might happen to want to do; that they

are ready to communicate with their people and take care of

anyone who gives them any trouble. He indicated that he

had communication links all over--that from his car he

could talk immediately with his link in Saugus--I don't

know what link he was referring to, but it was in Saugus,

and in Glendale and other areas like that, which he mentioned.

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That covers much of his comments at that particu-

lar meeting. There was quite a lot of response--the people

enjoyed that immensely. It was a reaction similar to a

grandstanding and I think he was milking it for all he

could get.

J. ANDREW SIMPSON resides at 229 Kalmia Street,

San Diego, Califomia 92101, telephone number in San Diego.

232-5658.

There were some questions and answers during

this session.. JOE BRINKER was passing out blank pieces

of paper so that people could write their comments and

questions on the papers which were then passed up to Colonel

¡GALE. Along with those blank pieces of paper, JOE BRINKER

had a throw-away on the tax revolt. The heading was "Sunny

. San Diego Invites You to 1974's Biggest Tax Expo" and then

another heading, "Tax Foes Tell Why and How They Stopped

Paying Income Fax," etc., etc. It talked about meetings in

the San Diego area on that. Registration forms for special

get-togethers, in this case, Sheraton Inn-Airport on

Friday, April 5th and Saturday, April 6th, 7 P.M. to Il P.M.

on Friday, April Sth; 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Saturday, April 6th.

For those who wish to write for information, they'd write to

(for registration or information) to Tax Expo, 1570 Lily

Avenue, El Cajon, California 92021. Now whether this point

was being stressed more by JOE BRINKER or whether it was also

under

the tacit approval of Colonel GALE, I do not know.

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Among the other literature and material which was

picked up at that meeting, I acquired an application for

the Identity seminars, "Second and Third National Identity

Seminars, Manasseh Ranch, California, Ministry of Christ

Church. Second Seminar dates are Satrday, the 26th of

" April through Tuesday, the 30th of April, 1974. Third

Seminar dates are Saturday, the 29th of June through

"Tuesday the 2nd of July; 1974. Attendance by accepted

'application only--not open to the public.". (They make that

à stressed point in this.) "Manasseh Ranch is the national

headquarters for the Identity Movement of the Ministry of

Christ Church. It is located in the gold Mother Lode area

¡ of California. Altitude in nearly 3,000 feet in the high

Sierra Nevada Mountains. No sleeping facilities are available

so those attending should bring a motor home, camp trailer, ..

camper truck, or travel trailer. If you do not own one,

they can be rented for a nominal fee. Since bath and toilet

facilities are limited, self-contained recreational vehicles

are preferable. You must also bring your own food supply,

except that we will have a small commissary to supplement

your needs--eggs; bread, butter, potatoes, canned foods,

etc. Children will be the responsibility of the parents,

although it is possible to arrange for a child care period

among

those who attend. This can be organized after your

arrival. Directions to Manasseh Ranch will be mailed to

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you upon receipt of and acceptance of your application to

attend. (Please cut off at perforated line and mail appli-.

cation to P. 0. Box 423, Glendale, California 91209. Please

give the information requested on the application form.)"

Underneath the application: "We wish to attend the Identity

•Seminar at Manasseh Ranch as indicated. Please place check-

mark in the appropriate seminar space." Second Seminar

or Third Seminar indicated for placement of the mark.

Following they say, "Religious services begin on Saturday,

so arrivals should be prior to those dates." They ask the

number of adults, number of children, ages of children,

type of recreation vehicle (tent camper, truck camper, motor

home, travel trailer), then. they indicate here, "we hereby

relieve the Ministry of Christ Church from all liability

and responsibility to ourselves and all members of our

family in event of accident or injury while we are on the

church property at Manasseh Ranch, California.

• •Name (signed) ;

Address (printed)". • .so on. This is the form for the

seminars.

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SECOND AND THIRD NATIONAL IDENTITY SEMINARS

SEN RANCH, CALIFORN

MINISTRY OF CHRIST CHURCH

SECOND SEVINAR - Dates are SATURDAY, 26 April thru TUES. 30 April 1974

THIRD SEMINAR - Dates are SATURDAY 29 June thru TUES. 2 July 1974

ATTENDANCE BY ACCEPTED APPLICATION ONLY - NOT CPEN TO THE PUBLIC !

MANASSEH RANCH is the NATICNAL HEADQUARTERS for the IDENTITY movement

of the MINISTRY OF CHRIST CHURCH. It is located in the gold mother-lode area

of California. Altitude is near 3,000 feet in the Fligh Sierra Nevada mountains.

-No sleeping facilities are available, so those attending should bring a motor home,

camp trailer, camper truck or travel trailer. If you do not own one, they can se

rented for a nominal fee.

Since bath and toilet facilities are limited, self-

contained recreational vehicles are preferable. Yo. must also oring your own

food supply except that we will have a small commisary to supplement your needs

(eggs, gread, putter, potatoes, canned foods, etc.) .

Children will be the responsioility of the parents although it is possible to arrange

for child care periods amongst those who attend. This can se organized aiter your

arrival..

Directions to Manasseh Ranch will be mailed to you upon receipt of and

acceptance of your Application to attend.

(Please cut off at perforated line and mail application to P.O. Box 423, Glendale,

California j1205). Please give the information requested on the application form)

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-...

APPLICATION

We wish to attend the IDENTITY SEMINAR at Manasseh Ranch as indicated.

(Please place check mark in the appropriate Seminar space)

-( ) Second Seminar - Sat. 26 April thru Tues. 30 April 1974

(..) Third Seminar - Sat. 29 Tune thru Tues. 2 July 1574

Religious Services begin on Saturdays, so arrivals should de PRIOR to those dates.

Number of adults

Number of children

Ages of children

Type of Recreational Vehicle:

Tent camper =

Truck camper

Motor Home -

Travel Trailer

We hereoy relieve the Niinistry of Christ Church from all liability and responsipility

to ourselves and all memoers of our family in the event of accident or injury while

we are on the Church property at Manasseh Ranci, California.

NAME (signed)

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TENDS TO

Hello Mickey,

When you coine down

DAMIE INORMANT

I keep forgething about it and

hes been waiting frit over a

year now?.

Chalk one up for our side'I

just heard that someone ble

the zionist head quarters in this york

so splinters!'

I just-heard some strange news.

Have you heard of Paul Ruplenges? Well,

he's an old quy who goes to our

church, he and kis wu are very

right wing and the was a sister

of the SAD! He ever caine te a couple

four mistings, Unither member o

our church rotes deliveng some

money to the riflingers home wher

three Things see with hans come

i and attac it them. Thy mart

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FONDS TO DONE INFORMANT

O'%, very hitly cind an ey fortie

player: He was beatin; His Raphize?

was kicked in the face and laul wat

kicked so bedly he had to be

hospitaliged, It one point, the leades

hospitalized. it one point, the bearde

qave a in'e ti an accomplis dirth

the instructions to Hill these peple"

Luckily the guy chickened out.

thy wife got ill this from our landlady

the assailant,, Walton ès a clice

fund of Kiplings Got will get rate

wift. There is talk that this is.

some Kind gretaliation for, the

Leftists, kiplingers name pras

publithed in the DOok as being com

Sto minter.

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eport by

Sandman INFORMANT

December 6, 1973

UBJECT:

Thugs attack SAO member.

As you can tell by the content of the enclosed letter, terrorist

ctivity seems still to be going on in San Diego County. Il true, what

hia letter says definitely refutes Paul Ruplinger's denial that he was

ter & member of the Secret Army Organization.

This beating incident also seems to bear out this informant's sus-

sicions that there is a leftist underground SAO type organization operating

n.the San Diego area. Perhaps these assailents who attacked the Ruplingers

und their friend were the same group who shot up the mobile home park in

iscondido where Mickey Wakefield resides. In any event, this latest

riolence is bound to heighten tensions between the warring factions.

Ray Wilson is obviously very pleased that the Zionist headquarters

in New York was bombed. It was news to this informant to learn that

Bay Wilson's landlady is a close friend of the Ruplingers. This means

that she must be at least semi-politically aligned with the Ruplingers

and possibly even Wilson himself.

That'is about it for now.. Hope this will help.

sandman 12-6-73

INFORMANT

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:. Memorar.um

TO

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FROM : SA Pal in peterse

DATE:

11/1173

SUBJECT:

SAO

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October, 973,

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FBI - SAN DIEGO

Bay U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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THE STRANGE TALE OF

THE SECRET ARMY

ORGANIZATION (USA)

S

an Diego is a strange town, where the niceties of West-

ern civilization cannot hide the power of the buck

and the hint of brute force. It is the city built with

the largesse of twenty-five years of imperial sway: a

stronghold, a haven of anticommunism, a base for racke-

teers. Richard Nixon considered it his lucky city. He

wanted the Republican Convention to be held there, and

though the city fathers and the people of San Diego were

not terribly enthusiastic, the plans went forward until May

1972, when the President abruptly changed his mind.

• Included in these plans, it turns out, was a tumultuous,

massive, bloody riot-on such a scale as to justify the most

extraordinary preventive measures, including burglary, bug-

• ging, sabotage, and perhaps even kidnapping. Watergate, we

learn from the likes of John W. Dean, was simply part of a

strategy to maintain domestic tranquility in the face of a

serious left-wing threat.

Presumably, this Red Menace existed in San Diego as

well as Miami. But San Diego has never been a radical

stronghold, and while local activists did undertake extensive

preparations for anti-war demonstrations during the GOP

convention, the Committee to. Re-elect the President seems

to have had a far higher opinion of their organizing suc-

cesses than they themselves dared to entertain.

Unless, of course, CREEP and its local San Diego allies

were hell-bent on making certain that bedlam did in fact

occur. That is precisely what a defecting agent provocateur

named Lewis Tackwood suggested almost two years ago.

Tackwood told an incredible story back in October and

i rene ago

November 1971, one which suggested the Republicans were

doing their utmost to turn San Diego into a bloodbath

during, the convention, with the aim of annihilating the left,

smearing the Democrats, and coasting comfortably into

four more years of conservative rule. His allegations were

regarded as the ravings of a madman until testimony in the

Senate caucus room appeared to corroborate some of his

wildest stories. He told of preparations to seal off and then

bomb 100,000 demonstrators attending a rock concert on

Fiesta Island in Mission Buy, San Diego. All sorts of may-

hem was supposed to ducur. Bombs were to be smuggled

into Convention Center in hollow furniture, which was al-

Richard Popkin saught philosophy at she University of California,

San Diego and now teaches at Washingson University, Sr. Louis. He

is a world-renowned expert on skepticism and author of The History

of Skepticism and The Second Oswald.

ready being built in Los Angeles. At least one major Repub-

lican official would perish in the melee. The Democratic

Party would be tied in to the events, discredited, possibly

outlawed. The Republicant candidate would then win an

easy victory with the overwhelming support of an outraged

citizenry. Today, Tackwood sticks by his original story (to

be published in September by Avon as The Glasshouse

Tapes), though he now adds that the plan also called for

blowing up the podium as President Nixon was making his

acceptance speech!

(CIVIL WAR IN SAN DIEGO]

ncredible as the Tackwood scenario seemed back in

1971, it sounded less outlandish to San Diego radicals

than to those on the outside. For two years, they had

quite literally been engaged in protracted warfare

with

right-wingers determined to drive them out of the

area. As early as 1970, activists associated with the San

Diego Street Journal, an underground newspaper, were liv.

ing in an armed fortress which they guarded around the

clock against the attacks of night riders who would shoot

into their houses, firebomb their cars and threaten their

lives. (Curiously, this terror campaign intensified as the

paper exposed more and more illegal activities of San Diego

kingpin C. Arnholt Smith.) On one occasion, for example,

sentries spotted two men crouched behind a car with a

high-powered rifle trained on the house. It was late at night, -

but they were prepared for such emergencies. At a signal,

they switched.on floodlamps which bathed the house in

light and they announced over a loudspeaker system that

they would open fire if the men did not withdraw. The

gunmen waited a moment, then dismantled their rifle; and

drove off into the night.

By late 1971, the vigilantes had stepped up their attacks

and had chosen their principal targets. One of these was a

certain Peter Bohmer, a radical who at the time was teach-

ing economics at San Diego State College. He began receiv-

ing threatening phone calls, and on November 13, 1971, a

car parked in front of his house was firebombed. Then on

December 27, 1971, a group calling itselt the Secret Army

Organization put out a Special Bulletin on Peter Bohmer.

After listing his anti-war activities, and his background, the

letter said: "For any of our readers who may care to look

up this Red Scum, and say hello, here is some information

(Continued on page 56}

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WANTED

for TREASON

NIXON

DESCRIPTION

• FULL NAME: Richard Milhous Nixon. DATE OF BIRTH: January 9,1913 at Torba Linda,

California.

FORMER OCCUPATIONS: Used car salesman,

law clerk, second rate congress-

man, and mediocre Vice President. PRESENT OCCUPATION: Professional liar and double

crosser (part time employment as United States President).

WEIGHT: 170 pounds. EYES:

• brown. HAIR: black. HEIGHT: 5'11". RACE: White. NATIONALITY: Claims American

citizenship bit actions prove this unlikely. LAST KNOW'N ADDRESS: 1600 Pennsylvania

Avenue, Washington, D.C. (Rumored to have a California hideout ) •

CRIMINAL RECORD

RICHARD NION (alias Crj-Babr Mixon, alicas Tricky Dicky) is an expert in disguises and

has successfully passed himself off as an anti-communist in the past.

He miy again try using

this disguise if pressed for votes in 1972. Saying one thing, then doing the opposite is Nixon's

BID.A.

While he campaigned in 19%5 on a platform of curtailing socialism he has in fact done

more to establish a socilistic dictatorship than either of the last two Democrat administra-

lions.

His economic pulicies have continued to enrich Big Industrialists while rising prices

and higher taxes have all but reduced the average worker to a state of financial slavery. T'his

Criminal has even mide vicious allucks on small children (forced busing to acheive "racial

balarice') and has caused the destruction of local school systems.

WARNING: Nixon suffers

from an EMPEROR COMPLEX and becomes extremely dangerous when criticized.

CAUTION

Trickery and deceit are Nixon's trade-marks.

At the present time Nixon and his chief hench

man HENRY (CZAR) KISSINGER are ongaged in forming an alliance with another gang of

criminals, the Red Chinese.

The KED CHINA GANG have slaughtered an estimated fifty

million of their own people since coming to power.

This Godless horde of harbarians killed

thousands of Americans in the Korean War (shooling capturmi soldiers and starving and lor-

turing prisoners of war). The RED CHISA CaNt have been supplying the SORTH VIETNAM-.

ESE BANDITS with weapons and bullets to kill American soklers in another no-win war in

Vietnam. The very faet that baron is dealing with these ARCH ENEMIES OF FREEDOM iS

enough to convict him of tremon.

DO NOF LET THIS CRIMINAL STEAL, YOUR FREEDON.

DEMAND IUS ARREST BY PROPER ALTHONITIES AND HIS TRIAL FOR THE CRIME OF

LICHI TREASON.

Secret Army Organization

N-65994 Docld:32989524 Page 239

VANTED

FOR

TREASON

"letters.

THIS MAN ismantedfor treasonous

activitias against the United Stares.

1. Berraying the Constitution inhich

he swore to uphold,

Ho is turning the sovereignty of

the US. over to the communist

consoled unres nations

Heisbetraying our irands. Cuba.

Katanga, Portugali andbalriend.

ingjour enomies Russia, Yugosla-

via. Poland,

2 He has beon WRONG on innu.

merable issuos affecting the so.

cuntyoftheUS United Narons.

Berlin wall-Missia removal-Cuba.

Whnstdeals-TosrBonTroaty.er.)

3.Hohasbeonlaxinenforcing.Com

muniss Registration lams

4 Hahasgivensupportandencour-

agomentro tha Communest in10-

read tacter lots

5 He has illegaily invadod a sover-

orgn Staid with faderal troops

Ho has consistantly

saponnied

Antr-Christians po radarsi offico

Upholds the

Supreme Court in

its Ants Christian rulings

Aliens and known Communists

abound in federal otticos

7 He has boon enugit in tansostic

LES to the American People «

cludina porsonal onas nixe his

previous marraigo and divorce

Warren Commission Exhibit 996

"Godfrey

testified that

he had paid

the printer

for the posters,

picked them up,

and was

reimbursed

by the FBI,

and that the

FBI understood

the nature of his

expenditures

and saw all

of his SAO

publications."

RAMPARTS 37

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• SECRET ARMY

-(From page 36)

that may help." Then his address,

phone numbei, and car license were

given, plus a physical description.

"Now, in case any of you don't believe

in hitting people who wear glasses, to

be fair, I guess we will have to tell you

he wears contact lenses."

•On January 6, 1972, cross-hair

stickers (the symbol of the SAO) were

placed on the doors of three San Diego

State College professors, including.

Bohmer. Then, an anonymous caller

telephoned Bohmer's residence to say,

"This time we left a sticker, next time

we may leave a grenade. This is the

SAO." Bohmer's friends were called

and told to say goodbye to him. That

evening, two shots were fired into

Bohmer's home and a woman named

Paula Tharp was wounded.

The right-wing terror campaign con-

tinued for six more months, marked

by death threats, menacing

phone

calls, and warning messages. Its climax

came on June 19, 1972, when an SAO

• member bombed a local porno movie

• house,

the Guild Theatre. This last

event

finally aroused the San

Diego

police to drive the group underground.

Police action brought a halt, at least

temporarily, to right-wing terrorism in

San Diego. But this is not the end of

the tale. For in the months that fol-

lowed a very bizarre story began to un-

ravel, one which involved the SAO, the

FBI, and some mysterious contacts

between the terrorists and agents of

CREEP. The pieces began to appear as

early as mid-1972, but it is only in re-

cent months that they have been

pulled together by reporters for

another San Diego alternative news-

paper, the Door.

56 RAMPARTS

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(SECRET•ARMY-USA]

"Stage Il": a time when most people

still think they can still get along with

The denise of the Min

the government, but "a few real

patriots are willing to take part in

According to a recently dis-

underground activity." Stage il "will

covered document entitled "History of

be a time of assassination and counter-

the Secret Army Organization," it all

assassination,

terror and

counter

began one morning in February, 1970,

terror." It is a period marked by "the

when "

... a group of six Minutemen

communist infiltration and control of

leaders from four states met secretly in

the present United States

govern-

Northern Arizona to discuss the crisis

ment."

that the arrest and imprisonment of

SAO thus set out to wage total re-

two. top Minutemen leaders and the

sistance to communism, a small band

assassination of a third had brought on

determined to risk all in the struggle

the organization., Although some of

for America. Nationwide, the group

these men had met before in their

probably numbered less

than 200

roles as Minutemen group leaders,

members, 30 of whom were active in

others were meeting for the first '

San Diego county. There the group

time." These men agreed that "the

was founded by two men-Jerry Lynn

Minutemen as a national coordination

Davis (Southland Coordinator) and

organization of militant right wing

Howard Berry Godfrey (San Diego

groups had effectively been destroyed

Commander and Intelligence Officer).

by the pro-communist elements inside

In late 1971 and the first half of

the Justice Department," and they fur-

1972 the SAO put out bulletins on

ther agreed that the need for a co-

how to make booby traps, how to use

ordinating organization was greater

ammonium nitrate in high explosives,

than ever "in view of the increased

and how to gain forced entry into

revolutionary activity by communists

buildings. (Much of this information

'in the United States." The new organi-

was taken from Department of the

• zation was the Secret Army Organiza-

Army Technical Manuals on "Uncon-

tion, and it would save America from

ventional Warfare Devices and Tech-

its leftward drift under. Nixon's

niques."). The San Diego SAO also put

regime.

The initial SAO documents speak

out bulletins. about local liberals, radi-

cals and anti-war activists, all of whom

of the immediate need to set up para-

were lumped together as communists.

military groups to carry on guerrilla

(These missives went out to a mailing

warfare, and even open and conven-

list of 227 names in the area, including

tional warfare. A letter from "General

a naval commander, a county super-

Headquarters" dated November 8,

visor, a vice admiral, a Marine Corps

1971, outlines the nature of SAO

brigadier general, a rear admiral, and

operations-combat teams, organiza-

some San Diego police officers.)

tion, transportation, travel procedures,

The group was organized into small,

weapons and equipment, training les-

semi-autonomous cells. members were

sons, intelligence work, security, etc.

listed by code numbers, and were

They say that the country has entered

given mail drops for their contacts.

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(THE FBI CONNECTION]

AO thrived in San Diego until the

June 1972 bombing of the Guild

Theatre led to the group's fall

from grace. A former Birchite named

William Francis Yakopec was arrested

and charged with the bombing, and in

September 1972, he was brought to

trial in the Superior Court of the State

of California

in San Diego, before

Judge Robert W. Conyers. Much to the

astonishment of the SAO supporters,

the star, witness against Yakopec

turned out to be San Diego Comi

mander Godfrey. Then a local fireman,

Godfrey admitted he had worked for

• the FBI since early 1967 as an under-

cover agent. He did it, he said, because

"I felt it was my duty to my country."

Before accepting the role, he had

• talked it over with J. Clifford Wallace,

then the Stake President of the Mormon

Church for San Diego, and more

recently a federal judge by appoint-

ment of Richard Nixon. Wallace put

Godfrey in touch with the FBI, and he

was assigned to agent Steve Christian-

son, to whom he reported verbally

• every day. Godfrey was to work on

•the militant right: wing, and was paid

$250.00 per month by the FBI. At

first he was assigned to the Minute-

men, and then with the demise of that

group in San Diego, he helped start

-mand run the SAO in November 1971.

• Godfrey testified that his FBI contacts

knew all of his activities, including his

- stockpiling of illegal explosives in his

house. This, he said, was done with -

their permission. (He later gave some

of the explosives to Yakopec to "save

them for after the Communist take-

over of this country.")

Godfrey functioned as a orie-man

plumbers' operation within the SAO.

He knew how to pick locks, burglarize,

• bomb and handle guns. The FBI paid

his dues and covered his expenses. All

this enabled him to carry on effective-

ly as a terrorist. At Yakopec's trial, he

said that he actively recruited for the

group. What kind of people did he

look for? "People with previous right

wing connections." Did he enlist po-

tentially dangerous elements?. "Yes,

Apparently, Godfrey himself was

- among the more dangerous elements in

the SAO, and agent Christianson

among the more dangerous eminences

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grises of the operation. During the

Yakopec trial, Godfrey admitted that

he had driven the car from which

another SAO member, Geurge Hoover,

had fired into Bohmer's house, wound-

ing Paula Tharp. Subsequently, he had

taken the weapon to Christianson,

who had hidden it for six months.

grounds for the FBI to take disci-

plinary action against agent Christian-

son. He continued as Godfrey's con-

tact until the bombing of the Guild

Theatre, at which point he was re-

moved by L. Patrick Gray himself. He•

currently resides in Kanosh, Utah.)

publishing a certain leaflet on Febru-

ary 18, 1972, the day on which Presi-

dent Nixon left for China. The bulletin

was headlined "Wanted for Treason," •

and it featured a picture of Nixon and

an inflammatory text which accused

the President of high treason because

of his China policy. The SAO symbol

appeared at the bottom of the text,

and the group distributed it in 15

cities-including San Diego, Phoenix,

Yuma, San Francisco, and Bellingham,

Washington.

At the Yakopec trial, Godfrey testi-

fied that he had paid the printer for

the posters, picked them up, and was

reimbursed by the FBl, and that the

FBI understood the nature of his ex-

penditures and saw all of his SAO pub-

lications. As for poor. Yakopec, who

had joined the SAO through Godfrey,

his next door neighbor, he admitted to

owning several of the posters: he said

he stored them under his mattress.

Why there? "I thought they were kind

of corny." Later, he testified that he

kept a bomb with the Nixon posters.

Did he generally keep bombs under his

bed? "No, I like to sleep too well."

(When I visited the San Diego Court

House to see the exhibit in question,

the custodian located a stack of 33

posters, with the bomb casing still at-

tached!)

It was not noted at the time, but in

fact these posters bear a remarkable

resemblance to leaflets which were dis-

tributed in Dallas,. Texas, just one or

two days prior to the assassination of

President Kennedy. That poster like-

wise bore the headline "Wanted for

Treason" and it also featured pictures

(front and profile) of JFK and an in-

Mammatory text about the President's

allegedly treasonous activities. On the

hunch that the leaflet might have some

connection with the assassination, the

Warren Commission sent Secret Ser-

vice agents to track down its author

and printer. They worked from late

November 1963, to May 1964, until

they found that Robert G. Klause had

printed the flyer and that Robert

Allan Surrey, an associate of Gen.

Walker, had

ordered it. When Surrey

testified before the Commission on

June 16, 1964, he pled the Fifth

Amendment on all questions concern-

ing the leaflet. The late Hale Boggs, a

member of

the Warren Commission,

pointed out that Surrey "is the.only

witness out of hundreds who has pled

the Fifth Amendment." Klause denied

any interest in or involvement with the

contents of the leaflet, and there the

matter was allowed to rest. By that

point, the Warren Commission was

determined to prove that Oswald had

acted alone, and therefore lost interest

in trying to connect the assassination

with the leaflet.

Godfrey's surfacing as an FBI agent

rattled the remnants. of the. SAO. They

were angry at having been set up by

the FBl, and when reporters for the

Door began approaching their old ad-

versaries for information earlier this

year, they found that many were will-

ing to cooperate; some were even

friendly. And as the SAO began to

open up, a pattern began to emerge

which seemed to link the San Diego

events to Watergate.

[BREAKTHROUGH]

The breakthrough

came this

spring when an editor of the

Door made contact with a

former SAO militant named Jerry

Busch. From November 1969 to the

summer of 1971, said Busch, Howard

Berry Godfrey made frequent visits to

the Gunsmoke Ranch in El Cajon. "It

was also during June, July, and August

of 1971 that Berry Godfrey

and

Donald

Segretti (posing as

"Don

Simms') visited Gunsmoke and though

supposedly not "knowing each other,'

they spoke together on at least one oc-

casion," in a quiet conversation aside.

The Segretti connection is important

in itself; it is particularly interesting in-

sofar as-according to Busch's account

-Sergretti was in touch with SAO

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while contäcting his old college chums

Chapin and Strachan in June 1971,

but before commencing work as a

dirty trickster in September 1971.

Busch did not say what Segretti dis-

•cussed at the Gunsmoke Ranch, but he

did report that following "these casual

conversations" Godfrey came up with

bizarre ideas to take care of what he

called "those red punks" —in the event

that the GOP held its convention in

San Diego. Among Godfrey's plans in

October 1971, were:

1) the use of massive dosages of LSD,

cyanide or strychnine introduced.

into the punch at anti-war group

meetings;

: 2) bombing

of the VVAW head-

quarters, the Guild Theatre, and

several porno shops;

3) bombings of the homes or offices

of anti-war leaders;

4) kidnapping or assassination of anti-

war leaders and activists;

5) fire bombing of vehicles and other

•property belonging to anti-war ac-..

tivists.

By November and December 1971,

Busch continued, Godfrey had become

• more ambitious: he wanted to acquire

drone planes which would carry pay-

loads of high explosives and phospho-

rus to be. dropped on the demon-

strators. In addition, Godfrey spoke of

using similar air craft, loaded

with

TNT. or C-4 plastique, to blow up Air

Force One and assassinate Nixon. The

• idea was to fly a bomb into the Presi-

dential jet as it landed either at Lind-

bergh Field or at El Toro Marine Base.

Busch claimed. that he had expressed

horror at the suggestion and told God-

frey he had lost his mind suggesting

anything as insane as an attempt on

the life of the President. Shortly there-

after, Busch and Godfrey parted ways

after the former grew suspicious that

he was being set up to take the rap on

the shooting of Paula Tharp.

By

March 1972, he had left San Diego

and has not yet returned.

Even before Busch left the SAO,

."

the "Wanted for Treason" leaflet was

printed

and

distributed.

Another

former SAO member corroborates that

• in this same rejod-January-February,

1972-Godf.ey tried to find someone

to build a plinc that would carry a

load of high explosives. (In addition,

he was apparently trying to obtain

another plane for the purpose of gas-

sing or bombing demonstrators on

-NV-65994 Docld: 32989524 Page-242.

Fiesta Island.) After Busch's depar-

ture, the SAO issued its April 1972,

bulletin, which began with a quote at-

tributed to Abraham Lincoln, "A ty-

rant would not come to the United

States from

across the sea. If he

comes, he'll ride down Pennsylvania

Avenue from his inauguration and take

up legal residence of the White

House." Then followed detailed in-

structions on the manufacture of ex-

non that a to g

two bridges on and off of Fiesta Is:

land) and

on various methods of

forced entry into buildings.

(A SINISTER PLOT?1

Tas there a right-wing plot to

kill the President? Tackwood

says so. Busch says that FBI

informer Berry Godfrey talked about

it. The "Wanted for Treason" poster

certainly indicated no loss of love be-

tween the extreme right and the Presi-

dent, and Godfrey was checking out

the availability of drone planes.

There are other curious, if admit-

tedly inconclusive, clues as well: The

day Nixon went to China, E. Howard

• Hunt was working as a public relations

man on a Julie Nixon Eisenhower TV

spot. He raged about the China trip;

"We should not send people to China,

we should send bombs to China." This

from a man supposedly involved in a

secret scheme to re-elect the President

by illegal means.

Or take this item which appeared in

the March 9, 1972, issue of the N.Y.

Times (10 days after Nixon's return

from China):

WAR ALERT SENT IN HOAX

BY A COAST GUARDSMAN

"New Orleans, March 8 (UPI)-An en-

listed man standing watch sent a hoax

message to ships at sea during Presi-

dent Nixon's visit to China, saying the

President had been assassinated and

the Vice President had declared World

War III, the Coast Guard revealed yes-

terday.

"The authorities said that the hoax

message had not been taken seriously

and that the man who sent it from a

small Coast Guard station in Texas had

been confined and was undergoing

medicai evaluation.

"Tie message was sent February 27

by teletype to 22 ships in the Gulf of

Mexico."

There was no further story on this

that I have been able to find. If the

hoax message had gone out to a Polaris

submarine, Hunt might have gotten his

wish; that bombs would be sent to

Then, the L.A. Times reported on

•July 13, 1973 that a former Minute-

man had requested political asylum in

Fiji, saying he had secret information

on Watergate and feared assassination.

All of this proves nothing, of

course, but it suggests that the Dirty

Tricks operation' may have been much

more complex than we have been led

to believe. Perhaps there was a plot to

kill Nixon, and then again Godfrey's

plot may have been a further hoax

aimed at discrediting the left and the

Democratic Party. What did Segretti

discuss with Godfrey, and why and

how did he meet Godfrey in the first

place? How did it happen that the FBI

financed a threat on the life of a Presi-

dent (a crime which carries a penalty

of up to five years in jail and a $1,000 •

fine)? In the past, the Secret Service

has taken such threats very seriously.

A check of the New York Times index

shows that at least 11 people were ar-

between January, 1972 and

May 1973 for doing much less than

Godfrey. Most seem to have been

psychopaths or drunks, with no posi-

tive plan-just verbal threats.

But then there are other instances:

Arthur Bremer's Ottawa visit on April

13-14, 1972, for example, when he

before Nixon was scheduled to lay a

wreath there. On August 11, a certain

A. B. Topping was arrested in New

York after paying an undercover agent

$1,000 to kill Nixon. Topping, it

developed, was well-to-do, of the

American

Nazi political persuasion,

and interested in having the President

killed the week after the pay-off. No

trial has been held. And then in late

May 1973, one of Nixon's helicopters

went down in the Bahamas. It subse-

quently came out that the President

has three helicopters ready at all times

and chooses which to use one minute

before the flight.

Watergate has uncovered an ad-

ministration racked by factionalism.

Under Hoover, the FBI was at odds

with

the White House-10 such a

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degree that Hoover was willing to use

secret documents to blackmail the

President. In addition, Nixon was

having his difficulties with the leaders

of the CIA, and James McCord wrote

to John Caulfield at Christmas, 1972:

that if Nixon pushed out Helms and

involved the CIA in Watergate, "every

tree in the forest will fall." Could

there have been other tensions as well?

Were there elements which opposed

Nixon for his policy of rapprochement

with China and Russia,, and which

would have preferred, say, Spiro

Agnew as President?

After returning from San Diego in

• July 1972, acting FBI director, L..

Patrick Gray, talked to Nixon and

said: "Mr. President, there is some-

thing I want to speak to you about.

Dick Walters and I feel that people on

your staff are trying to mortally

wound you by using the CIA and the

FBI..

" His words may have carried

greater import than any of us have

• heretofore suspected.

*

*

In August of this year, Godfrey

reportedly admitted to the San Diego

Door that there was a real plot to kill

Nixon. He blames the plan on his erst-

while cohort, Gary Lynn Davis.

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FD-350 (Rev. 7-16-63)

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Court Reverses Conviction

The Fourth District Court appeal, fled through Appel- of a bullet into the home of

lof Appeal has handed down late Defenders, Inc.

Peter Bohmer, then a form-

a decision reversing the con-

The key prosecution wit. er assistant professor at San

viction of George Mitchell

ness was Howard Barry: Diego State University, on

Hoover, 36, a key figure in

Godfrey, a former San Diego Jan. 6, 1972. The bullet

the series. of trials here in-

city fireman who was a paid

struck a friend of Bohmer's,

"volving alleged members of

FBI informant, assigned to Paula Tharp, 23. Bohmer re-

the right-wing paramilitary

infiltrate extremist right- sided

at 5155 Muir

Secret Army Organization.

wing groups.

Ocean Beach, at the time.

Hoover, formerly of San-

Tyree said the main point

Godfrey testified during

'ee, was sentenced to from

emphasized in the appeal of the SAO trials here that Hoo-

. live years to life in state

Hoover's conviction

is ver shot into the Bohmer

prison last January, follow-

whether the jury should home. He said he was in

ung mus conviction in supert-

have been allowed to deter-

or Court on charges of as-

mine Godfrey's credibility,

sault with a deadly weapon,

and if he was working as a

firing into an occupied dwell-

•"double agent" in concert

ing and possession of a billy

with both the FBI and SAO,

club.

finally deciding to testify for

The appeal court's deci-

the state to protect himself.

sion sends the case back to

Superior Court Judge Wil-

Superior Court here, where a

liam T. Low, at the time of

jury will weigh the question

Hoover's trial,

had ruled

of whether the key prosecu-

there was insufficient evi-

tion witness was working as

dence to submit this question

a "double agent," according

to the jury, Tyree said.

to Richard Tyree, one of the

The charges against Hoo-

attorneys, involved in the

ver stemmed from the firing

"iro-..is.

(Indicate page, name of

newspaper, city and state.)

Page B-2

SANT DIEGO UNION

•San Diego.

California

Date:

Edition:

Author:

Editor:

Title:

10/31/73

Home Edition

Gene Gregston

SECRET ARTY

ORGANIZATION

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Hoover's car at the time.

"ther that if a third person

Justice Vincent A. Whelan had seen the incident and"

;, of the Appeal Court said in a called police, there would

16-page opinion that it was in have been a strong possibili-

error to refuse to give in- ty that Godfrey also would

structions to the jury to de: have been prosecuted if the

cide if Godfrey was an ac- car had been stopped.

complice. Whelan said fur-

Carte Mice dee

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 100I SUITION

05S FPMA (81 0F78) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES G.

E

LENT

Memorandum

•SAC (157-2815) (P)

DATE: 9/27/73

ROM :SA EARL M. PELER SEN

UBJECT:SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

The following individuals have been contacted to determine

whether any SAO activity exists in San Diego at this time:

Les Oberlies, Detective Investigative Support Unit,

San Siego Police Department 9/27/73.

SD 2420-PII 9/27/73.

SD 2157-89/6/73.

INFORIMANTS

SD 2448-PEI 9/27/73.

•Howard Barry Fodfrey, telephoric 9/18/73.

All of the above stated that there is no known SAO activity

In san liego at this time and that there has been none since the

trials of members were completed.

LEAD:

Will expedite submission of LHM reflecting that SAO 1s dead

and closing of this case.

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Appeal Filed In Conviction

Jf Secret Army Key Figure

An appeal has been filed with the critness stand when he de-inated

in four felonies.

in-

le Fourth District Appellate nies hombing the theater.

volsig the seiting off di an in-

purt, challenging the late con.

Fred Hetter, Yainpec's attor- cendlary revice in his yard.

ction of William Francis Yal-ines, said he has appealed his, gal exolosives..

and possession and sale of ille-

rec, a key figure in the Secret client's conviction on grounds,

He said further that he had:

rmy Organization triais.

'of errors in trial and in pretrial renuested instructions from Su-

Yakopec. 31, was sentenced motions.

iperior court Judge nevert 1-

n Oct. 24, 1972, 1o one year to: Heiter said he was ironglul-: Convers, the trial judge, on Er

fe in state prison afer his Oct.. ly denied the right to suppress trapment. but his request was.

conviction on charges of as evidence on the basis that he. chica.

Hetter

added

that,

aul.

with intent

to commit. was not allowed to question un-

Yakopec's case was one of en-

nurder, assault with a deadly dercover

policerian

Rubicn trapment.

ricapon on a

police viicer, Brandon on affidavirs in sup-

On Yakopec's confessior: bei.

imple assauit and pessession

part vi a search sarrant for fore sentencing, Heiter co-

{explosives.

Yakopec's El Cajon residence. mented that it would be dati-

The charges sterned trem

Further. Hetter said, he was cult to go to trial on the basis of

ail investigation of actritios al- not allowed to gusstion Bran- a confession, and. if a new teal

legedly linked In the mant-wing don on the reliabilty of the hey does develop. the defense vesid

paramilitary Serrel Army Or prosecusion

witness. Howard

concentrate on the question vi

ganization. including the June Bazy Godfrey, a former Sai entrapment.

IA. 1072 Sombing of the Guid Diere city fireman who was a

Yakopee was one of serecal

Theater, an adult more inue pard FBI informant assigned to persons indicted by the corty

that showed sexuriented fies. infiltrate extremist right-wing grand jury in its

investization

An one was injured.

groups.

of Secret Army Organizison

Yakopec. jue, hutore his sel

leiter said Godfrey's rella- activities. The series

oi taals

tencing, maid a drumalic con-bily as a witness was open to that resuited captured wiie

fession, saying he had lied on question because he had partic- public attention.

made fo

157-2815(570)

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(Indicate page, name of

newspaper, city and state.)

Sun khg

9/26

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Date:

Edition:

Author;

Editor:

Title:

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FB! FUNDS SECRET ARMY:

ORGANIZATION

SAN DIEGO (LNS) -- A leader of a right-

wing paramilitary group responsible for

several armed allachs on radicals here

over the last jear has stated that the group

was partly organized and. funded by an in-

former for. the Federal Bureau of Investi-

gation.

According to Jerry Lynn Davis, the

former Southern California coordinator

for the wellarmed Secret Army Organiza-

tion (SAO), FBI infonner Howard Berry

Godires: participated in a shooting and sev-

eral fire bombings and burglaries, while

receiving regular payments from the FBI.

Accordiny to Davis' account, the SAO

was formed in 1971 to organize a "resis~

tance moicthent", should the t.S. be con-

querca by a tercign power. Godirey, the

FBl informor, was one of the sis founding

members and contributed money used lo,

print the group's recruiting literature.. Da-

ris also esplained that Godfrey consistently'

ook & "more militant line" than most of the

members.

In col:: testimony, Godircy admitted

that he was riding in a car on January 6, 197

• 1972 Whon another S.10 member fired a shot

into a liouse occupica by radical organizing

deninstratuibs fir the Republican Combention

Which was orpinally scheduled to take place

in San Diego. The ballet shattured the el-

bow of Paula Tharp.

Godfrey's role was first recaled, in

part, last June when a member of the s1O

was arrested for blowing up a thealer thi!

showed po. no films. It was at this time

that the San Diego police reportedly learned

that the Filled in informer in the s10.

• On the stand Gories admitted that lie

hao supplici the explosives used in the

bambing.

(Indicate page, name of

newspuper, city and stute.)

IZ "THE EUGENE AUGUE!"

EUGENE, OREGO:

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8/24/73

Edition:

Author:

Editor:

Title:

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Classification:

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¿ Of Godfrey's confribution lo the SAO in

time and money, Davis said, "you might

sau that the SAO was federally funded anti-

poverty program for the right wing." Davis

a 31 gear old construction worker, told his

story to a reporter alter being released

from jail where he was being held awaiting

sentencing on a charge of possession of ex-

plosives.

According to The Door, Segretti came to

San Diego in March 1972 and talked to a 30

year old student at San Diego State College,

Ron Johnson. Johnson was asked to help out

in preparation for the convention. He was

asked if he had any longhaired friends who

weren't doing anything. Specifically he was

asked what he knew about radical professor

Peter Bohmer and activist Paula ThaiP.

"One thing Segretti said that stood out

in my mind. Ho told me that if I located any

trouble makers as the GOP contention ap-

proached, they could he goiten rid of. I

asked him what lo moant and he said, "they'

boukl be sent our uf town for a limiled time,

Sohnson toid The Dool.-

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CATIOMAL FORM NO, 10

MAY INE EDITION

santoser (+1 6779) 101-118

UNITED STATES GO

ERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: SAC, SAN DIEGO

FROM

115,8,

BALTIMORE (157-NEW) (P)

SUBJECT:

S.A.0.

EM - MM

00:SD

. DATE: August 29, 1973

Re WEO letter to the Bureau, 7/5/73.

In referenced communication, WFO advised that

on 6/13/73,LWE

2133-Clobtained from Mrs. RAFAELA STEPHENS,

widow of JESSE CLAYBURN STEPHENS, self-styled East Coast

coordinator from Minutemen Organization; a copy of the name

card file. This file was identified by Mrs. STEPHENS as

"Minutemen Registration" file, according to the informant.

WFO has concluded, after a review of the above

file, that it contains the names of STEPHENS' Minutemen

group together with his mailing list, contributors, and

right wing contacts.

The name card file listed the following identifying

data regarding the subject:

P.O. Box 5791

San Diego, California 92105.

Investigation in this case is predicated upon the

fact that subject

s name was listed among well-known white

extremists and is designed to conduct preliminary inquiries

to identity subject and to contact sources to determine

if subject is presently involved in white hate activities.

Baltimore indices regarding captioned subject

negative.

San Diego

need not furnish Baltimore results

of investigation unless pertinent to this Division.

San Diego

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FD-36 (Rov, 5-22-84)

FBI

Date:

8/6/73

Transmit the following in

AIRTEL

Via

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIR MAIL - REGISTERED

(Priority)

TO:

FROM:

SUBJECT:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

SAC, IOS ANGELES (157-7318) (RUC)

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

00: San Diego

Re San Diego airtel to Los Angeles dated 6/27/73.

The following confidential informants and

sources have advised that there is no SAO in the Los Angeles

area:

CSLA 5114-E

CSIA 4703-S

CSLA 5313-E

CSIA 5314-E

INFORMANTS

IA 6993-E

LA 7000-E (PROB)

San Diego's attention is also directed to los

Angeles letter and letterhead memorandum to the Bureau dated

8/16/72, wherein it was pointed out there was no SAO in the

Los Angeles area.

San Diego (AM-RM)

Los Angeles

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Dito pr

Oute receired

Received from (name or symbol number)

12/4/72

Received by

12/1/72

CSLA 5114-E

Method of dclivery

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Es in person

by telephone

If oraily fumisned and reduced so writing by Agent:

Date

SA LEROY W. SHEPTS

_ by mail

Jorally

Dictated

to

7 recording device

Date of Report

11/27/72

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Infonnant

Brief description of activity or material

11/21/72

Into re meting of Citizens council.

of Los Angeles held 11/21/72 at

File where original is located it, of attached

Olympian Nctel, Los Angeles.

270-5384-2204

* INDIVIDUALS DESONATED BE AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELE P.IPTICIPATE

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTICNARY ACTIVITISS WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

~ Information recorried on a card index by.

_ on date :

Remarks:

CC: 157-875 (JULIE HANNA)

157-5068 (MINUTENAN)

10-074834 (DICK ROGERS)

INDEX

CITIZENS COUNCIL OF ITA.

CALVIN FOX

ROD DUFF

BOB LYOnS

BERRY GODFPEX

SECKET ARMY ORG.

McINTYRE

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SOURCE:

DATE S'TINE:

¿OCATION:

SPONSOR:

PURPOSE:

S-210

Novender 21, 1972

2.000 hours

Olympian Motel

LOS

Angeles

Citizens Council of Los Angeles

Meeting to discuss the pending Perjury

trial of Calvin Fox on 12-5-72 and

Police Informatns and FBI finks.

PERSONS IDENTIFIED:

Rod Duff - MC

Calvin I. Fox - Speaker

Julie Hanna • Gale's Church.

Bob Lyons - attending Gale's Church

in Glendale regularly.

•Calvin Fox runs a Gulf Service Station in ElCajon:

Fox stated that he was approached many times by Berry Godfrey

who said he wai, Lt. Commander in the Secret Army Organization.

He tried to sell fox illegal weapons, etc. and invited him to

join the s.A.0.

.".

Berry Godfrey vas a paid agent for the I'BI for at least

years and was assigned to investigate Right-Wing Organizations.

Fox said that codfrey hung around his station alot but that he

did not join as he was doubtful of the organization.

In May, Fox wert to Washington to march with McIntyre in the

May 20th. protrist, "Io Win the War"

While he was avay, FBI agents through an informer, Mr. Pittman

working for fox, went through various files without permission.

Upon his return from fashington, Fox tried to discover why all

the interest from the FBI.

After many phone calls and many

days. he was told that since he was a former menuer of the

Minutemen, involved with the S.A.O, a known wallace supporter,

since wallace was shot and Mr. Fox was not far from the area,

that he was suspect and they were trying to get his license

number to give to the secret Service.

When Yakopic supposedly bombed the "sex theatre" he was again

converged on by the FBI.

Godfrey told them he was a member of

the S.A.O. and the FBI had a copy of an application that he

was to have filled out.

CONFIDENTIAL

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llo was a character witness for Yakopic but because of some

"planici" evidence he will be tried for perjury.

Duriny this time (right after the theatre bombing) Fox stated

tho fil vont to Troy Haughten's motiers home in Lallasa aná did.

tion got th no explanation.

sone extensive digging in the backyard and found nothing, they

Fox also made the comment that Tackwood, Los Angeles Police Dept.

Undercover igont, guit

recently and stated he diá so because,

*I don't want to plant bombs and kill delegates to the convantion

to be held in San Diego". Tackwood has written à booi called,

"Glass House", soon to be rolcased, it deals with that aspect of

his lifc.

Fox feels the FBI and Godfrey are ecruiting. and pushing to involva

right-wingars in illegal operation; along with the police depart-

ment (bombing and laying the blame on the right-wing), were setting

the stage for a riot so.Marshall Law could be called and u.N.

• troops be called in.

. In conclusion:

¡There were no real points made, or a moral or even much of

a discussion dealing with ways to keep out infilrators.

They

made a

pitch for funds to holp Fox

pay for his Perjury trial

($5,000.00) .

Thosc in attendance seemed to enjoy the tall but nothing con-

structive came out of the meeting.

I also sensed that Rod Duff is trying to pull himself out of

a slump or depression.

When menticning it to Julie Hanna,

she a freed saying that her friend lick Rogers has also stated

same (he is a member).

He fell short as a leader in my opinion, as he asked the group

• what chey would like to do and wha: type of meetings they

wanted he should have told them what he had going and got the

people busy and active right then.

I asked him, after the meeting, what the dues ware and did he

do for the council or did the council do for him anà the move-

ment - he looked startled and replied, "I'm afraid right now I

do for the council".

- looks to me like he needs the up and

coming seminar to put him back on tis feet.

One other note - Fox feels like Yatopic was paid off as his

wife seens to have alot of money and a brand new car.

END OF REPORT

11-27-72

Prett

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FROM :

SUBJECT:

!

OPTIORIAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 19S2 EDITION

ÓJA FPMA (61 CF1) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

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

SA DWIGHT G. GARRETSON

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

(SAO)

EM

(00: San Diego)

DATE:

7/17/73

Re Memo of/SAC REX I. SHRODER dated 7/6/73.

Mr. GREGORY. MARSHALL, also known

California, telephone number 445-2984

was interviewed

at the San Diego Office of the Federal Bureau of

Investigation.

MARSHALL advised that he does not have any

specific information regarding the Secret Army Organization

and is acquainted with only one person affiliated with the

Secret Army Organization, that being RICHARD FLEURY, who

is his next-door neighbor. He stated that the reason

he had contacted the fBl was that on 6/1///s, his home

had been burglarized and he had the tollowing items stolen

from him:

1o Mol Rifle

2. NATO 762 Assault Rifle

3. "Model 70 Shot Gun

4. M-3 Sniper Scope

MARSHALL also advised that on the day of the

burglary, RICHARD FLEURY and another neighbor named

EDWARD BEGLEY had come to his home, and in conversations

with them after he had discovered the burglary, he had been

§-San Diego

2-15/-2815)

1-15/3290)

(RICHARD FLEURY)

(18151-3289)

(GENEVIEVE FLEURY

(1-15/-3001) (JERRY LYNN DAVIS

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informed by them that they had discovered his gate open

and his front door unlocked during the day time hours

on June L/, 1912 He further advised that in one of

the Secret

Army. Organization trials,

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY

had testified that JERRY LYNN DAVIS had known about the

weapons stolen from MARSHALL. MARSHALL could not recall

whether GODFREY had testitied that he had actually at

the time seen these weapons or had testified that he had

merely been informed of these weapons by DAVIS.

MARSHALL stated that he desired to know

whether or not the FBI had any intormation regarding his

weapons and his primary interest was to recover his

weapons.

MARSHALL was advised that all information

furnished by HOWARD BARRY GODFREY to the FBI regarding

violations of local or state statutes had been disseminated

to the appropriate local or state agency, and that he

should contact the San Diego County Sheritt's Office as

that agency would have jurisdiction over the burglary

which occurred at his residence. He said he had been in

contact with the San Diego County Sheritt's Office,

and had

been advised that his weapons had not been recovered and

that the Sheritt's Office had no information regarding

the whereabouts of these weapons.

MARSHALL turther advised that he is aware of the

location of the Gunsnoke Ranch, but does not trequent

this location, and again advised that he has never met any

of the persons affiliated with the Secret Army Organization

except RICHARD FLEURY. He further advised that FLEURY has

a considerable number of weapons at his residence, including

shot guns, rifles, and automatic pistols. He has made

statements to the eftect that he will not again be taken

alive.

MARSHALL expressed his personal point that FLEURY is

mentally unbalanced,

and turther advised that FLEURY is

highly critical of all law entorcement in general, and of

the EBI, Inparticular. He said FLEURY plans to tile suit

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against the San Diego, Calitornia, Police Department

or the San Diego County Sherift's Ottice tor the

return of weapons which were seized from him at the

time of his arrest.

He said that FLEURY also talks

about going to South America and is highly critical

of the United States Government in his conversations.

MARSHALL further advised that GENEVIEVE FLEURY in con-

versation with other neighbors which have been related

to MARSHALL, has indicated that she thinks her husband,

RICHARD FLEURY, is planning to do something "out of the

ordinary".

MARSHALL said he did not know what she meant

by out of the ordinary, and further advised that he has had

no direct conversation with her, but has been hearing

these rumors from other people, and he expressed the

opinion that FLEURY's departure from the Ünited States

may be what these rumors refer to.

He said that GENEVIEVE

FLEURY has indicated to neighbors that RICHARD FLEURY

thinks that she will accompany him to South America,

but, in fact, she does not plan to go with him if he does

leave this country.

MARSHALI advised that he is not on friendly

cerms with FLEURY, in that he somewhat suspects FLEURY of

burglarizing his home, and he feels that FLEURY does not

trust him. He said he would relay any information regarding

FLEURY's activities to this office, but said that because

of his relationship with FLEURY, he would not bee in a

position to actively seek information regarding FLEURY's

plans.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO 10

MAY 1952 EDITION

OSA FPMR (AI CFR) 101-15.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

:SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

FROM :SA DWIGHI G. GARRETSON

SUBJECT: SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

DATE: 7/13/73

Review of pertinent files reveals the following

•Information:

Information regarding shooting of PAULA THARP by

GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER was originally furnished @ SA STEVEN

LEE CHRISTENSEN bY HOWARD BARRY GODFREY on 1/12/72. The

shooting had occurred on 1/6/72. See memo of SA CHRISTENSEN

dated 1/13/72 and San Diego Nitel to Bureau 1/13/735

(170-286-90 and 157-3017-20).

The information regarding this shooting was furnished

to CAPTAIN KENNETH O'BRIEN, SDPD bY SAS CHRISTENSAN and FARL M

PETERSEN on 1/13/73. See San Diego Nitel to Bureau 1/14/?3

( 170-286-88 and 157-3017-19).

- 157-2815

157-3017

1 - 170-286

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY IN EDITION

69A TAMA (11 CFP) 191-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

FILE (157-2815)

DATE:

FROM :

/ SAC REX I. SHRODER

SUBJECT:

GREGORY MARSHALL

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

Captioned individual who resides at 1612 Harbison Canyon,

telephone number 445-2984, called today and indicated he would

like to speak to an agent knowledgeable in the SAO organization:

He said that he resides near where some SAO members live

and that his residence was burglarized some time ago and

some weapons were stolen.

He is primarily interested in

turnishing intormation which may be of interest concerning

the SAO and the disposition of some of the stolen weapons.

I told him that we would have an agent contact him on

Monday, July 9, 1973, and arrange a convenient time tor

subsequent interview.

San Diego indices show a GREG MARSHALI - 157-3290-3.

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SAC, SAN DIREO (157-2816) (P)

1/4/73

SA DIGHT Q. GARRETSON

JANES EVAN POTO

EM - SAO

(00: San Diego)

Attached to each copy of this reno is a copy of an

FI-302 containing results of intervies of subject. This FD-302

3s being disseninated to the indicated files because subject

famished intomation regarding the subjecis of inese 1i2es.

2 - 157-3835

1 - 157-3001

(DAVIS)

- 157-3393

(BOTTZ)

- 157-1514

(mOT FAUGHTOS)

- 157-2315

(SAO)

- 157-1739 (Minatenen)

(7)

152-2815-376

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•SAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIO

Dote of transcription -

April 3, 1973

JAMES EVAN POTO, 3495 Olga Street, San Diego, California,

was interviewed at the San Diego Office of the Federal Bureau of

Investigation. He was informed of the jurisdiction of the FBI in

the field of Internal Security.

POTO advised that he had formerly been associated with

both the Kinutemen Organization and the Secret Army Organization.

He explained that aproximately eight or nine years ago he had

become acquainted with JORRY LIM! DAVIS who was known to him as

SAM DAVIS. He said he had met DAVIS at various gun shops and swap

meets in the San Diego area, explaining that hoth he and DIVIS had

been interested in firearms. He also advised that at about that

same time he had purchased a hone in La lesa, California, through

VAHL SOrbE who worked as a healtor in that area.

Througn her he

had met her son MOT PAUGHTO.l, who was also acquainted with SAM DaVIS.

He continued that through DAVIS and FAUGION he had become interested

in the Minutenen Organization and had participated in activities of

this organization including literature distribution and marches and

demonstrations against "Leftist" groups and individuals.

POTO stated that he had never actually been a member of

the kinutemen Organization but admitted that he might have submitted

an application for membership and stated that he did not recall

specifically whether or not he had applied for membership and whether

or not he had been accepted as a member.

POTo continued that during the later part of 1967 he had

moved from the San Diego area to Phoenix, Arizona, and through the

manutemen organization in san Diego had been placed in contact with

one. BY MOORE described as a canutsman Leader in Phoenix.

He said

he had met roche but had not participated in any Minutemen functions

in Phoenix.

POTO advised that he had been acquainted with TROY HAUGHTON

and said he had no information regarding the disappearance of HAUGHTON.

He related that he had heard rumors that AGaTCH had been killed by

ROBERT DE PUSE.

he did not inor the original source of any of these

rumors but said that they were related to him hy JaRI laN DavIs,

• Interriewed on -

3/29/73

- ot

SA JONU O. PRETENSI, JR.

SA DEIGHT C. GARRETSON/blo

San Diego, California

_ File #

SD 157-1816

W/3/73

by

Date dictated

P'his document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to.

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

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and to his knowledge these rumors were based on conjecture with no

basis in fact.

He reiterated that he had no first hand knowledge

of what happened to TROY IAUGHTON.

POTO continued that he had returned to the San Diego

arca sometime during the fall ci. 1970, and upon his return to

San Diego had renewed his acquaintanceship with JaRRY Lnst DivIs.

He said that soretire over a year ago,

exact date not recalled,

he had been invited by DaVIS to join a nen organization being

formed hy DIVIS by the name of Secret Army Organization, which

DAVIS said was to he the "Refined Version of the Minutemen."

PoTo stated that he had declined this intitation to join decauss

he did not have time to participate in any such activities because

of his business.

POTO advised that he had met BARRY GODFREY on three or

four occasions at DAVIS' home and had also met MICKEY HOOVER during

target practice sessions which he had had with DiViS.

He said he

was not acquainted with FRAiK TAICPES or with any other individual

known to or rumored to be affiliated with the Secret Army Organization.

POTO described himself as. a right. zing conservative as

far as politics were concerned and stated he is opposed to the use

of firearms in any form, and for this reason did not condone the

activities of the secret Army Organization.

FCTO said he had no infomation regarding illegal

weapons or explosives in the possession of any of his associates,

except that he had seen a small amount ci fuse at DAVIS' hore.

POTO further advised that over the period of the past

nine years, ha had contributed money only to the Minutenen Organ-

ization, to tROY FAboator, and also to JaRRy LiaN DaVIS.

he said

he did not give any money to the Secret Army Organization but had

given money to DAVIs to assist in DAVIS: defense after DAVIS had

been arrested.

POTO related when he had beon affiliated with the

¡inutenen Organization, all cormunications and correspondence to

him from the Minutemen had originated in San Diego.

He assumed that

it had been mailed by theY Hatenicil.

He said he had never had any

contact with the lational Headquarters or the Mational Leaders of the

Minutenen.

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POTO commented that he occasionally carries a revolver

and gave the reason as for protection becausa no often carries

large suns of

money in connection with his employment.

POTO provided the following description of himseli:

Race

Sex

Date of Birth

Place of Birth

Height

Weight

Hair

Eyes

White

Male

September 6, 1941

Fammond, Indiana

5' 10"

180

Brown

Hazel

Wears Glasses

None

Arrest Record

Social Security

Account Humber

Employment

Military Service

Marital Status

Education

Parents

Former Residence

Telephone Number

316-40-5637

Hanager Reubens Restaurant

Grossmont Shooping Canter

La Hesa, California

• None

Divorced froM FAMELA SHELDON,

who has since remarried and now

resides in kansas City,

kansas.

Attended Indiana University and

San Diego State College but

received no degree Iron either

institution.

EUGETE and RUTH POJO

Exact address unrecalled

Echo Court

La mesa, Calliorii

Royal Falm Roar

Phoenix, trizona

1967 - 2970

292-0176

.".

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February 5, 1973

Honorable Louis I. Ricks

Apartrent 221

8401 Morth New Braunfels

San

Antonio, Texas

78209

Dear Judge Hicks:

• I have received your letter of January 26th, with

enclosures, and appreciate your bringing this information

to My attention. I am pleased to enclose a copy of my

remarks of January 25th before the National Conference on

Crininal Justice in Mashington,

7.c.

incerely yours

Patuck

I. Patrick Gray, III.

Acting Director

Enclosite

- San Diego - Enclosures (7)

- San Antonio - Enclosures

(3)

157-2815-357

wwwwwww.

maloney a

Peteren S

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LOUIS L. HICKS

@LOS NOOTH NON BRILNTELE

SAN GITONIO, TEXAS, 78205

APi. 221

Jan. 26 1773

I', Patrick Gray III

Federal Bureau of Inv.

• Department of Justice

Washington D.C.20535

Dear Director;"

•I have just heard the very sensible and well

timed remarks of your brief appearance on marrel 13

this morning (I.V.). Your predecessor used to send me

some of his speeches. If you have a copy available I

would like to read the conglete stitement.

Incidentally I have asked my "Washington

Observer" friends in California to lay off the ?.B.I.

(Howard Godfrey)and get rid of some of their quack econ-

• mists.

I have also advised them that I am not in

sympathy with their "Tax Strike". Every linerican should

obey the law whether he likes it or not, and I do not

belong to the John Birch Society.

I enclose the front page of Jan. 1 1378 issue.

(Xerox) because I unacrstand every Senator and Congress-

man gets a cogy.

Yours for confirmation,

(Judge) Iruis I. Hicks.

oursticks

152-7815-356

SEARCHED

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FB!, - SAN DIEGO

Distin)

Petersin

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TITT

SHIN

PERVER

NEWSLETTER

What country can preserce its liberties, if iis rulers are act warned from time to time that the

people preseree the spirit of resistance?" -THOMAs JEFFERSON

NONBER 15!

LYNCH

Evidence is accuritiating that if

you are. Jewish or Negro, you can

PARTI:

break the law with impunity, but it

you are White and a patriot, you

are a second-class citizen. There

is a growing

double st ncurd of justice in the U.S.-harsh pun-

ishment for patriots (secured by the perjury of

federal ajents) and leniency for the Left.

Last month sas two outrageous miscarriages of

justice in San Diego. On Decembe: 21, ten tax

protestors were ceclared "guilty" of "conspiracy

to rescue seized property" by a jurv which

followed the promptings of a federal judge.

Judge Leland C. Nielsen clearly had received

orders from higher-ups to convict the ten de-

fendants, no matter what he had to do. Fle show-

ed open contempt for the rights of the accused,

refusing even to recognize that the Heck Ware-

house-the focus of the picketing that led federal

agents to physically assault the patriots and ar-

rest them on trumped-up charges-had not even

been legally seized by the IRS until the day after

the arrest of the defendants?.

The federal agents irvolved perjured themselves

on the witnesss stand but the jury (compoied in

large part of bureauerats and others whose salaries

are paid for by tases) refused to believe that FBI

and Treasury agents would act in the criminal

manner they di i and then lie under oath.

Although prosecition testimony was inconsist-

ent, distorted ind contradictory, Nielson hr isquely

dismissed de ense motions and objections and

upheld the prosecution throughout.

The other lynching Ice in San Diego concerned

two men who were admittedly entrappid by un-

dercover FBI agent-provacateur Howar:. Godfrey.

Undisputed are the facts that Godfrey incited

William F. Yakopee into bombing a porno movie

house, and even supplied the dynami:e.

Yakopec was convicted "of

the bombing on

Godfrey's testimony. A witness for Yakopec, Cal-

vin HI. Fox, was subsequently consed of per-

jury on Godtrey's testimony, although the evidence

clearly indicacted that Fox was colling the truth

Continues dog the Sand Done, done agend

may be sent to The Educator, Bus 033, Fullertor,

Calif. Serd contributions for Eris appeal to

1.4. Citize:. Council. Bux 116, Arca, Cia. 91006.

NW 65994-Đoeld:32989524-Rage-265.

JANUARY 1, 1973.

1972

In retrospect 1972 was a precedent:

shattering year in America's inter-

REVIEW

national relations. President Nixon

abruptly reversed his previous anti-

Communist stince. The machinations of his for-

eign policy mentor, Dr. Henry A. Aissinger, re-

sulted in a detente with Peking and Moscow,

was. enthusiastically supported by the

"liberal" news media and paved the way for

Nixon's highly publicized trips to Red China and

Soviet Russia. The gencral public, bemused and

confused by an avalanche of promotional publicity

featuring world peace as the ultimate goal, was

cajoled into accepting the bland assurances of the

Kissinger-Nixon team. WO readers had been fore-

warned about the Nixon-Kissinger scheme of

Soviet-American convergence as the first step in

the Grand Design of One World Government.

In reviewing the many exclusive news items of

WASHINCTOY OBSERVeR in the course of 1972 it

will be noticed that on March 15, 1972, WO ex-

clusively reported that Nixon's bagman and po-

litical mastermind, Murray M. Chotiner, was

surreptitiously channelling funds to the pro-Com-

munist People's Party. The purpose of the oper-

ation was to draw lett-wing votes from Democrat

candidates. This was the first reported act of

sabotage against the Democrats.

:On May 1, 1972, WO exclusively reported:

... In his desire to run as the 'Peace President'

in November 1972, President Nixon has let the

Kremlin leaders know that he is ready to grant

them-and heln them assert-suzerain rights in

all Western Europe, as well as in Germany and in

the Soviet-occupied countries of Central and

Eastern Europe." The current conference on

European security in Helsinki and the moves afoot

to recognize the Soviet puppet regime of East

Copes of the re seation overmany thin vene

raised by the solemn pledges of the United States,

Great Britain and France at the time of the found-

ing of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization

(NATO). WO exclusively predicted that Vixon,

last singly see indelfee.

On May 15, 1972, IVO exclusively forecast: "As

President Nixon departs for Moscow, one of the

goodies he takes for Chairman Leonid Brezhnev

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Edirer:

As -z new suoscriber

E

AMERICAN

MERCURY please allose cie

inford you

how much I enjoyed the Sunimir, 1273 issue.

I am taking advantage st profotder blunk

to order back issues of this marvelous maga-

zine. What a shame you are restrailed from

newsstand sales. How pitifnt dust mere people

are not aware of your magazine.

- Or course,

the most pitiful thing of all is that the lerk-.

.ing, middle-class citizen of this "once-girat"

America of ours, feuls so helpless.

As a new subscriber i want to express may

heartfelt appreciation for your altempi to

wake up the citizens of these United States.

You and Libersy Lobby are doing

a great

service, and I only wish that I were financially

able to seally be of help.

JOY D. GREEN

South Gate, Calif.

Editor:

Does Mr. Buckley get his anti-toxin shots

from ADL? He seems to be immune from

i character assassination. Senators Goldwater,

the late Robert A. Tail, Sr., Joe McCarthy,

Gen. MacArthur, Gov. Wallace, and patriotic

groups inciding LIBERTY LOBBY never escape

the poison pen of ADL. So maybe perfidy

and duplicity is not so forsign to his political

stance. At any rate, WASHINGTON OBSERVER

NEW'SLETTER has about convinced me. At

least, Mr. Buckley's conservatism doesn't go

beyond the point of: "Hang your clothes on

& hickory limb, but don't go near the water."

H. J. WILLIAMS

Madison, Ohio

Editor:

One of the most frequent complaints heard'

around election time is "there's no re. choice;

you just have to pick the lesser of iso evils."

How often does it occur to us that the

lesser of two evils is still evil? Ard that's

the whole point: The present election system

doesn't really give us a choice. In muzy cases,

"there ain't a dime's worth of dierence"

between the Democrat and Republican can-

didates.

What we need is one more position on the

ballot for each elective office.

block labelled "NONE OF THE ABOVE"

so we can rejeci ALL of the "me-ivo" candi-

dates who offer us no real choice

For more information on protes ng against

the present election

sysiem and propriate

bumper stickers, write:

League of Non-Unters

Box 1406

Santa Ana, Calif. 92702

DAVID MICHAEL MYERS

La Plata, Maryland

WINTER, 1972

Editor:

Enclosed please find a check in the amount

of seren dollars for which 'I would like you

lo send my twenty (20) copies of the Tax.

Strike Issue of THE AMERICAN MERCURY.

I am glad that you have had the courage

to publish this issue aid I hope that you will

keep right on in this matter. It is long over-

due. I feel that this is lie only way left to

us to overcome this conspiracy to destroy us

and our country. This action, as I sec it, is

Constitutional.

We are cowards if we do not act. I am

seventy-two years of age,

am

self-employed,

and do not have a socialistic security number.

I stand on my own feet.

Please give me all the information you can.

A. B. MARTIN

Ellestor, Florida

Edisor:

Your articles in AMERICAN MERCURY have

been vary interesting although those on "The

Economy" and

"The

Money Supply' are

partially hogwash. I don't object when a

writer expresses. his opinion even though

different from mine. but when you make a

staiement in your Newsletter which is in ertor

($115, Sept. 15th, 1972, last page) quote,

"for every

dollar

the national debt

which has been manufaciured by bookkeeping

entry," you are in error. The real truth is

that the entry is not manufactured but is

very real.

The process is that the U.S. Treasurer has

a supply of unsigned engraved U.S. Govern-

Bonds which when the Fed "buys

boars" are taken to the U.S. Treasurer sao

signs them, retums them and then the Fed

"buys" them by running off on a printing

press an equivalent amount of fiat paper

iaoeiled "Treasury' Notes" such as used by

the public. These notes are no longer "re-

deemable in lawful money of the U.S." as

they used to te because there is none. Only

a relatively small amount of illegally debased

coinage. These. notes have no value being

meraly paper with ink on them.

Meanwhile, the American Public pays in-

terest on the U.S. Government Bonds to the

tune of over $15,000,000,000 (Fifteen Billion

Dollars) every yea.. "

That certainly is not a manufactured books

keeping entry. The Treasury notes are phoney

but the Bonds in possession ot the Fed are

very real, also the interest as it comes due.

LOUIS L. HICKS

Houston, Texas

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2/2/73

i

A'I'RTEL

TO:

• ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-26763)

FROM:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-1820)(C)

SUBJECI: WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC

EM - SAO

(00: San Diego).

Re San Diego airtel and IlM to Bureau, 11/1/72.

Enclosed for the Bureau are five (5) copies of an

LIM rEgarding captioned subject.

One (1) copy of the enclosed LHi has been

disseninated locally to the United States Secret Service,

inasmuch as the Secret Army Organization (SAO), and its

members, present a potential

for violence.

Two (2) copies of an ED 376 are attached to the

Bureau copies.

Subject i. not being recommended for the ADEX in

view of his conviction and long prison sentence.

2 - Bureau (Enc. j) (RM)

3 San Diego

(2 - 157-1820)

(1 > 157-2315)

ENP/1po

(5)

157-2815-355

INCHED: 0'11

BORERESETS

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San Diego, California

February 2, 1973

WILLIAN FRANCIS YAKOPEC

"On" October

an alleged member of the secret Aray Organization (SAO),

was found slllty in Superior Court of the County of

San Diego on charges of igniting and exploding a

destructive device; assault with intent to cormit murder;

simple assault; assault with a deadly reapon on a

police officer, and possession of explosives near a

habitation.

The charge of attempted nurder resulted

fron the bombing de the Guild Theatre, 3327 fifth Avenue,

San Diego, Califomia, on June 19, 1972.

The Secret Army Organization (SAO) is an

paramilitary organization

It intends

to conduct intelligence type

operations and to offer training in urban

guercilla wariare to be used against

"left wing groups" and suspected enemies

of the United States.

one year to life for assault with a deadly weapon on a

police oificer and to four other sentences of one to five

years to run concurrently on other charges which included

• assault with intent. to conait murder; igniting and

exploding a destructive device; possession of other than

fixed ammunition; and possession of explosives in or near

a place of habitation.

(9.)

EMP/1po (1572815)

This document contains

neither reconnendations nor conclusions

of the FBI.

It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your

agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside

your agenc.

157-2815-35

I SACHED...

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WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOFEC

On November 3, 1972, Tacopec entered a plea

of guilty to a lesser charge of possession of inflammable

material with intent to burn, before San Diego County

Superior Court Judge Gilbert Harzison.

He was sentenced

to another teru of one to five years in the State Prison

to run concurrently with the one to liic sentence he had

previously received.

The charge of possession of inflamable

material resulted fron a follow-up search of his rented

home in El Cajon, California, on August 9, 1972, As a

result of this search Yakopec was originally charged with

possession of esplosives.

His wife, Deborah Yacopedy

age 26,

had been arrested on the same charge but was

allowed

to enter a plea of no contest to a lesser charge

of disturbing the peace and was fined $20 by Judge

Harelson•

Investigator Wilson reported that Yakopec was

sent to the California State Penal Institution at Chino,

California, for a period of observation tor 120 days,

after which he could be recalled and consideration could

be given to a change of sentence.

On January 24, 1975, Investigator Wilson

reported that the period ot observation for Yakopec at

Chino, Califomia, had been terminated and on recommendation

by the Court he has been transferred to Vacaville Prison,

Vacaville,

Califomia, to begin serving the sentence

prescribed by law.

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATI

Da1 22/27/72

PAUL ERWIN RUPLINOR WaS Interviowed at his home at

! 367 l'assachusetts Strant, Ban Dioco, California. lio wag

tvised of the identity of the intorvioning agonts and tho

upose of the intorion. Ho furnished the following

inforciation:

He donied ovor haviny, been a nonber of the Secret

Army Organization (CAD) but has krown MOAND COVEREX fOr

four or live roars.

jin said ho was corprised men he

loarnod that GODFREY had boen an Infomant for the FBI

Fe once not

introduced to

him as "SAll." He was aware that GoDFRE and fAll vero involved

the sAo. lie donted knowing DY ANDERSOH of seattle,

weshington or that he was involved in furnishing guns, annunition

and explosives to suo nembers.

RUPLINGDP has from time to tire given sims of monoy to

GODFlY for use in financing bulletins printed and distributod

by the 340. He furnisiid this sonoy boccuse of an interest

in "survival,"

At one

time he was shown a poster printed on

83" I 11" paper containing a resume of information extractod

Iron nowspapers regardinz president

nixod. Later woon this

poster was printed and distributed, ho was surprised to seo

that it was printed on 03" = 13"

paper, contained & photograph

of Presidont MIXOll and indicated that ho was wanted.

RUPLIT said his only Interest in the 3AO vas the

organinationis contribution to "survival. Ho said he has

always had an interest in this matter and has writton many

paniphlets over

the joing denting with dils subjoct.

lle was

at ono time a "survivel Concultont." His Latest offort in

tho fiold of survival. Jes to nastormind an organitation callod

rvirtuos in Aneriea."

Ho said he had help in setting up the

organizasion

that it failod vocause oi lack of interost.

The ormnization was niy interestod in mushing survival

to normanize

ectivity.

this orinnization.

if ho is ablo

to do so he will aur.no to ill of his progrous and w111 furniaà

coples of any 11 toraziro distributed by nim

Оп.

_at.

11/22/72

5207

Diogo, Califirnia

SAS DUIGHT G. CARREROIT and

157-2815-333

757-5224

__Date dictatod -

21/27/72

This document contolns nollher recomme

ions nor conclusions of the FBI. Il is the proparty of the FBI and is loanad lo your agency;

It and is contants are nol lo be distributed cuisido your agency.

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-?. ....

He

stated that he is acquainted with General WILLIAM DENLY,

1536 Glorietta Place, Coronado, California. " He met him in

connection with an oramnization called the

"Liberty Armendment

Comnittee."

This was a movement started by one "TILLIS STOME

to change or connletely elininate the lóth Arendment to the

• Constitution.

This muld climinate the income

tax in the United

States.

Another goal of the organization vos to set the u.s.

Governient out of all the jusinesses it runs at a loss.

RUPLIEr stated that he has nover been a member of the

Minutenen Organization.

He net TRoY Fauchion,

the leader of

this group twice in 1965 or 1966. The first time he net tathlo!,

he got into an argument with him wen he told him that the

Minutemon argonization me inconsistent.

Re denied knowing

anything about the disappearance of FAUCHTON.

puplIiiar stated that-he is not involved in any activity

against the best interast of the United States and does not

intend to get involved in such activity.

He said he does not

have in his possession explosives or illegal weapons.

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SAC,. SAN DIEGO (157-2923) (C)

1/19/73

SA DWIGIT G. GARIDISON

-RONALD MECHANI. ZANICK, ala

BAL • SAO

(00: San Diego)

RE BONO OL SA DUICII G. CARRETSON dated 11/24/72.

•Ou 11/27/72, SA CLAXTOR WOLl, Bureau of Alcohol,

Tobacco, and Firearns (NT), San Diego, Califomia, advised

that hig

agoncy does not currently have & pending, investi

gation regarding the subject.

WoLf furthez advised that an

Interview of the subject by this Lureau would not intericie

With any investagation or AlF.

On 1/15/73, subject ms interviened by Sis DIGIT

•G. GARRETSON and FARL M. PETERSET.

In stated that he had

never been & neuber of the secret Army Organiantion (SAO),

although he had been acquainted with HOVARD GODANCY and TOM

LORRESI.

He also stated that he kaew wILLiAN Thoric by

sight, but as not personally ncquainted with hin. He did

not knOw GEORGE LITCHELE ICOVER.

Zanton stated that he lew of

the existonce of

the SAo tough HOBAND GOray, but had never known of any

of the activitics of this groups

and no one had approached

hin to join this group.

He said he did not know JazZy Link

see continued that in the past he had frequented

gun shops,

gu. shous, and gun suap nects, and had frequently

bought, sola, and

traded suas,

sun parts, aud anaurition.

that ho had never dealt

in expicsivos and had nevct hud

possession of auy explosives.

No conc: tod that he night

have stated to difierant individuals that he could get

explosives, but expiained that auy sucil comments by him would

have been for the purpose of keeping the people interested

as a prospective custoner of his guls; gun parts, or armunition.

1 « 157-1021

157-2815-352

-157-2177

1579

154-2335

(TORTEST)

(WILLIAN FRANCIS JAKOPEC)

(SAO)

IGG:CIb

(6)

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SD 157-2921

it Fird

-Zinzer denied ever laving had possession of a

largo quantity of armunition and said le had nevor had

possession of an i-d conversion hit, although this vas

posaibic as he oiten bought mun parts in large quautities

without even knowing that all ms contained in the purciase.

ZArICk statod that he had Inom an individial

named Cy ANDrasoN approsinately ino to three yours ago.

and sincigar dealera za the Son Diego arca.

he cadd that

ANDERSON would buy guns and ammunition in the San Diego nrea

for resale by hia in tho state of Washington, where lie

operaied a huntang shop.

• 149021910

MARICITYAS EDOpPINtIVE CUrING thiS IntOITICH and

stated that he would be villing to assist this Burcau by

Lurnishing any Informatio: which night cone to his attention.

He was advised of the jurisdiction of the FbI:

As so subjeet was not i noaber of SAD or any other

extronist organization, this caso should ie closed.

In vicy of subjects cooperative attitude, and as

he is acquainted with various extremist subjects, is is

roconsended thet a new 170 case be oposed and elzorts mill

be sada to dovelon subjeet as an urban indurant. PEl.

The following 13 descriptive data regarding this

subject.

• Race:

Ses:

Height:

Weight;

White--

Kale

12/3/43

Chicago, Illinois

68 gr

250

IDENTITY

BIGW::

Address:

Telephone:

1145 Illinois Street

San Diego, Calitornia

281-3901

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INFERRAII

SD 157-2321

Employment:

Fite:

NEI LuneT:

Socin] Security

Account Hunbor:

"Califoroin Tuiver"s

Copertio:ed Air

1240 TernOn KaY

21 02300, 6942204172

ETTEL LENTIS

673 970 71

322-36-5811

IS 0200102

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Transmi

,Via.

he foliowing in

ATRITL

FBI

Date: 12/13/72

(Type in plainiext or code)

(Priority)

TO:

FROAÍ:

ACTING DIRICIOR, FBI

S/C, SICRAIGITO (175-55) (P)

ALINGED FLOT TO RILL THE

PRESIDOIRE - CONSPIR CY

00: Sacramento

Re Sacramento letter and LiDl, 11/21/72, entitled,

"JANES WALTER SCOTT, E - VIG, CO: Scramento";

de Cramento

airtcl und Lu, 11/21/72, entitled, "Tut REBELLION CORITTES,

DU - WIG, CO: Sacrarento''; Sacramento nitel to the Burecu,

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4 - Bliesu

(2 - 175-

/ (FRANCIS DARL GILLINGS)

(1 - 175-23577)

(1 - 157-21070)

2 - AlDuquerque (Enc. 3)

2 - Chicago (Enc. 3).

2 - Datroit (Enc.

3)

2

- Kansas City (inr.

- Los angeles (Bre.

2)

2.

- lobile (inc. 3)

3

Phoenia (Enc. 2)

2

Portland (Ene.

3)

San Diego (157-2815) (Enc. 2)iy

2

9

San f'rancisco (Enc. 3)

s:crananto

(2 - 175-55)

(1 - 157-2552)

111 - 157-1944;

(1

157-2569)°

(1.

- 157-2195)

{1

-

170-304)

(1-157-2463)

(1 -

WKB.) (DRID)

( 35,

CCo

miche Xeop

2571

^157

Page

275

157-2515-332

.23

JEN:

20 Б

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12/4/72; änd Bureau airtel to Sacramento, 12/7/72, captioned,

"SECRET CRY ORGAKTZLTIOIT (SO), SCRIBUTO DIVISION, I" and

• "TAX REBELLION COMMITTEE (TRC), EL - WHG"

Enclosed for Albuquerque, Chicago, Detroit, Kansas

City, Mobile, Fortland, and San Francisco is one copy each of

referenced Sacramento conmunications.

Enclosed for San Diego is one copy each of Sacramento

letter and Illi, airtel and Ilti, both dated 11/21/72.

Enclosed for Los ingeles is one copy each of

Sacramento airtel and Llli, 11/21/72, and nitel, 12/4/72.

Enclosed for Phoenix is one copy each of letter und

LIM, dated 11/21/72 and nitel, 12/4/72.

On 12/5/72, the Bureau advised that information

contained in Sacramento nitel to the bureau, 14/4/1L,

indicated a possible violation of the assaulting the President

'of the United States statute and advised sacramonto to

innediately institute appropriate investigation in this

matter.

By referenced Bureau airtel to Sacramento, 12/7/72,

Sacramento was instructed to conduct necessary investigation

to determine the extent of the Secret Army Organization's (3:0)

presence in this division and comment on its relationship

. to the Tux Rebellion Committee (IRC).

In addition, the Dureau advised that in view of the

extremist remarks of individuals associated with the TRC,

preliminary investigation vas to be conducted to deterrine

the extent of the IRC's membership's involvenent in thite

extremist activity and other violations within the juriscie

tion of the FBI.

The Burecu advised that Sacramento was to

maintain contact with established sources and informants for

-2.

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==.

information regarding the TRC in the above regards but to

make certain not to interfere with pending prosecution

against JiliES WALTER SCOTT, Rational Chairman of the TRG,

or infringe upon investigütive responsibilities of the Internsl

Revenue Service or other agencies.

In addition, the Bureau has advised that results of

investigations of the

SAO and TRo are to be submitted in a

form suitable for dissemination under respective captioned

cases.

In a letter captioned Tax Rebellion Connittee,

contained in referenced Sacramento airtel and LiM to the

Bureau, dated 11/21/72, the leadership of the TRC is set

forth. All offices arc to review this letter for individuals

listed within their territory.

INFO REVIE

on 12/5/72, se292 fl advised a meeting was held

12/5/72 at Fresno, California, by & group of persons who do

not go by a specific name but who are very anti-Jevish and

anti-Negro as well as a tax rebellion group. There were

about fifty persons in attendance at this meeting and the

• speaker was Reverend GAIL from the los ingeles area.

Source stated that GIL's speech was extremely

anti-Negro and Jew and that he (GuIL) claimed they had to

get tough with all the Jewish communists who run congress.

GAIl said that this country has to be cleaned up and the only

way to accomplish this would be to kill every IlI agent and

every IRS agent. GAlL further stated that the FBI and IRS

Agents should not only be killed but also hung from every

telephone pole and mutilated.

Source further related that PAUL TODD claimed he

was director of a chapter of the lational issociation to rcep

/and bear irms (luKBi), and he lives at P. O. Box 147,

Madcra, California. TODD further clained that JIM SCOTT had

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connections in many of the lukBis groups. TODD tient on to

state that his organizution had to be very careful with that

they did so that they would not be thought of as the "Secret

Army Organization" because some of the people in this organi-

zation vere radical and thought like the SaC.

Source advised that TODD said all of these organi-

zations like SCOTT's, TRC, the NiKBi, and the SAO had to

stay in an informal connection with each other so that when

the big revolt came, they, could all unite; but they should

not be too closely united yet or they would be caught and

thrown in jail.

On 12/5/72, Lieutenant CLOYCE BROOKSHIRE, Tracy

Police Department, advised his files reflcet that FRANCIS

GILLINGS was arrested 12/5/61 by the Marysville Sheriff's

Office, Marysville, California, number A18833, for petty

theft and received

one year probation.

BROCKSHIRE further advised that his records reflect

that GILLIGS has purchased four weapons which include a

•32 automatic, a .38 revolver, a .22 revolver, and a.22

automatic.

On 12/7/72, Sergeant KEINETH WAGNER, Intelligence

Division, San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office (SJSO), advised

his files contain no arrest record for subject; however, his

department has contected GILLINGS on several occasions in

regards to GILLING: confronting his customers with a revolver

when he thought thy were trying to cheat him. WAGNER advised

his intelligence incords irdicate GILLINGS operates an rco

gas station at U. j. 580 and Patterson Pass Road, Tracy,

California, and that he moved to Tracy in 1962 from South

Dakota. GILLINGS is married, has four sons, who attend local

Tracy sciools, anl he ran for state Assembly on the imerican

Independent Party ticket.

HiGhe advised that his files indicate subject is

"ultra-right vi ," ard they consider him to be potantially

cangerous.

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The following is a description of FRANCIS EARL

GILLINGS:

Race:

Sex:

Date of birth:

Place of birth:

Height:

Weight:

Eyes:

Hair:

Social Security

Number:

Address:

Caucasian

Male

7/27/31

Acadeny, South Dakota

61.311

180 pounds

Brown

Brown

California driver's

license number:

503-28-5440

1826 East Street

Tracy, California

H337723

INFORMIN

on 12/0/12, sentent advised that it was his

understanding that "the movement", as referred to by FRANCIS

GILLINGS in his threats against the President and Vice

• President, was, in fact, the SiO. Source advised that GILLIES,

to date, has not specifically mentioned that he is a member of

the S40. Source furthes advised that since GILLINGS had just

returned from a meeting with Jities WaLteR ScorT at Fresno,

California, he felt the threats against the Fresident were

probably a result of GILLINGS discussion with SCOTT.

Source stated that GILLINGS was also very likely

trying to impress source and others at the meeting as to his

importance in "the movement"; however, in view of the serious-

ness of the threat, source would continue attempts to learn

if this was, in fact, an actual plot against the President.

11/500 : Git

a reported leader in the Stocktom

and

that wisen showed him a copy of a letter he received iron

the SAO, which is quoted as follows:

DELETES TO ProFairi

-5 .

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"SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

GEIERAL HEADQUARTERS

URGENT

"To all menbers, supporters, and friends of

the SAo.

Arrests of many oi the members in San

Diego have caused

some changes of strategy.

"All Post Office Boxes, Drops, Cutouts, and

Courier Routes have been discontinued. It is

imperative that you do not try to contact the

organization in any manner.

"For the next few months our members are

being directed to join the John Birch Society

under assumed name.

The purpose is three fold:

The JBS needs the help that our professionals

can lend; some of our rembers need the political

training that the JBS can offer; the JBS is a

fertile recruiting ground for more militant under-

ground activities.

liyou will be contacted at a much later date

with further instructions.

"Best wishes and keep your powder dry.

"'Lt. Col. Calvin E. Dubbins

"SAO General Staff

"CHD: dgt"

Source advised that eccording to panphlets he

received from WILSON, the NiKBi has iis nationel headquarters

at 909 liorth Central ¿venue, liedford, Oregon.

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revious intormant information received from

Phoenix Y8g-i indicates that DAVID L, WILSOil has been in

communication with the SiO through JAMES KLEILAN (SC-157-2493) •

LEADS:

1l1 offices contact informants and sources in the

SAO and TRC and determine if there is a specific plot to

assassinate the President and Vice President.

All offices target informants to determine involve-

ment of members of TRC with white extremist activity.

PORTLAND

AT PORTLAND, OREGON. Will conduct preliminary

investigation to determine extent of ikE: merbership

involverent in white extremist activity.

SAN DIEGO

Insure all offices which

President and Vice President.

SACRAPENIO

APORAGE AI FRESTO, CALIFORALA.

Will continue contact with

SE 992-PET and attempt to establish close coverage of the

• activities of JAMES WALTER SCOTT.

AT MRYSVILIE, CALIFORATE. Will review subject's

arrest and parole record, Sheriff's Office number 418833;

for background information.

AT STOCKTON, CALIFORITA. Will maintain coverage

of subject and associates through se 1024opT

1-7-

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IN VIE OF GILLINGS' STATEMENTS, HE SHOULD BE

CONSIDERED ARIED AND DILIGEROUS.

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PD-96 (Rer. 5-22-691

Transmit the following in

Via.

AIRIS.

FBI

Date: 11/21/72

(Type in pluintext or code)

• AIR MAIL.

(Priority)

TO:

FROM:

SUBJECI:

ACTING DIRECTONE I SaT (157-21670)

SAG, SACRILIN(TO (157-1947) (P)

REBELLION CONTINTEE

TEA - WHG

00: Sacramento

*En o

Enclosed for the Bureau are eight copies of an

Lili reflecting imformation on captioned subject.

Information contained in the Iful provided to

Agent HARRY GRidi, Internal Revenue Service, Stockton,

California on 11/9!72.

The individual providing inforuation to source

mentioned in lUi iS JMES CITYAG QualIa, SC 157-2193,

315 South Uro, Stochion, California, Rushin. is currantly

inder investigatlun sy

nation Receive won 982-0 16025172 and 00/2102-

which indicates Mchin has appiied for membership in

the Secret any Organication (Sau) .

An information copy is being provided to Phoeni

in view of their infomant coverage.

2 - Bureau (Enc. 8)

Phoenix (Info)

Sacramento

Poor

(1 - 170-304)

(2 - 157-

(secret iny Orcanisationi letter

(1 - 157-2493) 65185 C2VLE CLIda)

157-2515-351

mad, wise

-4. 0) dia

TRK/ dại

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SC 157-1947

TRK/ dar

Mari diet

Source is SC 1024-PDI-UD and located in instant

LHM.

LEAD

SACRAMENTO

with So 124-570-60tHurter ill concant con subject

as well as information on the operation of the SA0.

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In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

UNI

STATES DEPARTMENT OF

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTICATION

Sacramento, California

Novenber 21, 1972

'STICE

TAX REBELLION COMITTEE

On November'S, 1972, a confidential source with

whom contact has been insufficient to determine reliability

advised he learned through an individual ino claims to be

a member of the Tax Rebellion Comnittee (TRC) that in tie.

near future members of the committee plan to place seizure

notices, like those used by the Internal Revenue Service

(IRS), on property and autonobiles.

Literature handed out by the liational Tax

Rebellion Connittce icicates its national headquarters

are located at Box 666, Clovis, California, and the

purpose is to oppose the "unlarful graduated income

tax and ¡evolt against paying this tax'.

Source stated he received numerous handouts

from the aboa-mentioned indiviqual and & copy of itens

listed below are attached hereto:

1. Instructions on how to order and place

"Seizure" notices.

2. Xerox copy of "Seizure" notices, orisinal

of which was blue in color and on a 5½ inch by & inch

card.

3. Copy of literature commencing Deas Jim

and signed by lyron L. Katzerback.

4.

Certificate).

Copy of W-4 form Withholding Exemption

This docunent contains neither icconricruations nor conclusions of the FDI.

It is the property of the fBI end is lomed to your agency; it and its

contents aro not to be distributco outside your agency lor cuplicated

- within your agency •

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TAX REBELLIOT CUMITTES

5. Copy of literature entitled Tax Rebellion

Conmittee and conmencing "Octobes 1972, Dear Patriot"

- and signed "Constitutionally yours, Tax Rebellion

Committee" •

2%

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el warla notlos 1n nor

FonerruL thun u

a st ck or drasmitesi

No propose thae chousanis of these te placed

on property arid on

EU10.1001:03,

in ersinche er belcphone colle will tlt Ili offices.

apotrofie, silent,

easy going tor retius w1il suddenly be

ed into the real knowledge

that the Ils egente who parrie as

pectadie oltizen 1s 1n fact a thue, garaster urned ilth spronniual

po.":

'o.

We propose shat you order 100, 200, 300, or more of these at E cents eu

ani piace thaa or automobiles cud other property.

Shis placencat shou

bs done in sueh a tay ai nos to be detestee by enjone..

FOUr OT

clve

faat sorkens acalostod to the norenent con scotch tape 100 un piopeit¿

and autonobiles schan an sous.

Placoment should be on windshield ci o

s?'cors cars tht are parked sor the night when laun crea

arouse thomselves

io do dally 401l. 102 the tar

gatheras, rucy nt1l discorer thai their car has boen seised.

Panderontum will breal: loose.

As mentioned abora

ondes the nunhes of solzure notlces you accise at

5 cente entr trio 120m Tour ton fnnende 1n cresno, lou sia avare

of the crat nana of the troup si

the sadress.

When ordering Dici:se

use cush instesa oi caseka.

I, tou Hall insor

checks create erdence.

You will undezatond.

enamy is all around us es we tese the

offensive and novo to attack.

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C

WARNING

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SEIZURE

This property has been seized for nonpayment of internal revenue taxes.

by virtue of levy issued by the District Director of Internal Revenue.

All persons are warned not to renove or tamper with this property, in

any manner, under severe penalty of the law.

"PUDLICATION NO, JA (REV. B-BA)

US. TREASURY DEPARTMENT • INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE

REVENUE OFFICER

• *

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Spt: 22/22

2440 Birdaece Ch. Rd.

Gold Te, due. 42525

Dlean Jim,

with a.

amenomant of the Constitution,

it ten assemble in ind for

the deface of Cip.

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по в в одума рі вів

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Form: W-AE

Degartment of the Treasury

Internal Revenue Service

Type or print full namo

Withholding Exemption Certificate

(For use by employces who anticipate no tax liability for 1972.)

, Social Security Number

1972

Expiration

dato

suctione and enter cala)

Homo address (Number and Streot)

City, State, and ZIP Code

Employce. — File this certificate with your employer.

Otherwise he must withhold Federal income tax from

your wages.

• Employer. — Keep this certificate with your records.

This certificate may be used instead of Form W-4 by

those employees qualified to claim the exemption.

Employee's certification. -Under penalties of perjury, I certity that l

incurred no liability for Federal income tax for 1971 and that l ant cipale

that i will incur no liabity for federal income tax for 1972, under the

Laws of the Land and tho U.s: Constitution,

I, Söctions 8 and lOsin

ede Amends. V,

, IX &X.

(Dato)

Form

W-4E

Department of the Ticasury

Intornal Revenue Service

Type or print full naie

Withholding Exemption Certificate

(For use by employces who anticipate no tax liability for 1972)

, Social Security Number

1972

Expiration

Exuang and enter calls

Home address (Number and Street)

City, State, and ZIP Code

Employes. - File this certificate with your employer.

Othenvise he must withhold Federal income tax from

your wages.

Employer.- Keep this certificate with your records.

This certificate may be used instead of Form W-4 by

those employees qualified to claim the exemption.

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 "Page 290*

Employee's cortification, - linder penaities of perjury, I certy l": 1

incurred no liability for revicro racome tax los 1971 and that lan! 0.52.:

that, will incur no liability for Federal income tax for 1972, under tho

Laws of tho luns and thie u.s. Constitution, Art.

"Sections' 8 and 1 siatra & Arord's. V, IX &I.

(0210)

Sugroston Instructions:

Koop ono inde for: rivo ons

to

sour omnloyori ani sond o

"Orficial Notico To Stop Withholdino...

to

tho I.P.S.,

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The CNLY Flug To Which We Pay Alles.

,ce

-TA

REBELLION

OMMITTEE

KILL THE INCOME TAX - THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL

1843 E. BELMONT FRESNO, CA 93701

Jim Sie"s

National Circ

Ejther National or International

ADVISORS:

EDMON KAISER, D.C.

TREMDiT. In.

ANITA KERNS. PUGLISHER

LOS ANGELES. CALIF.

FRANCIS GILLINGS, PROP.

TRACY, CALIF

DERRELL DAY

EDWARD DIETZ. DOS

FRESNO, CALIF.

FRESNO, CALIF.

GORDON L. CRUIKSHANK, ARCH•BISHOP

ROLLING MEADOWS, ILLINOIS

ATHRY!

M.

DEATS

LBUSUERDUE

N.M.

CLEMENT TAVARES, M.D.

FRESNO. CALIFOPIA

BILL GARDINER

OTTER ROCK.

OFE.

SCUREE ALABANA

MURDOCK, JR:

MOBILE.

LAURENCE 5'117

BOLILIE. ME.

JIM FRIED

LANSiNG. MIEN!.

ОстовЕр 1972

DEAR PATRIOI,

WILL TOU SERIOUSLY CONSIDER' INSIALLING A TELEPHONE MESSAGE HA-

CHINE IN YOUB APEA? THIS AHOUNTS TO A MINATURE BROADCASTING

STATION VITH A 24 HOUR A DAY FAX REBELLION MESSAGE. SUCH A

MACHIUD CAN BE

PURCHASED FROM A PRITATE FIRM Of CAN BE RENTED

FROM THE TELEPHONE COMPANY FOR L MONTHLY FEE. THE MESSACE

IS APPROXIMATELY & MINUTES LONG. PLEASE CALL THE FRESNO IUN-

BER OT THE ENCLOSED PINK CARD POP EXAMPLE. IF YOU DESIRE VE

COULD FURNISH THE SAME MESSAGE FOR YOUR

HACHINE THAT IS NOW OU

THE FRESHO MACHINE, WITH YOUR LOCAL ADDRESS ON THE END CY TIE

HESSAGE. "E WILL FURNISA TO YOU THE CARDS ENCLOSED WITH YOUR

LOCAL HUNTER AF THE ROCK BOTION COST OF PRINTING. BEST OF ALL

AT THE END OF THE MESSAGE WOULD BE YOUR LOCAL ADDRESS AND WHEN

YOU RECITE ORDERS FOR THE PACRETS AT $5.00 EACH SEND US $2.00

AND WE WILL MAIL PROMpTLY TO THE PURCHASER.

THIS WILL ALLOW

YOU A PROFIT OF S3.00 PEP

PACKET TO COVER COST GE THE MACHINE

AND THE RELATED EXPENSES. "E MUST USS EVERY AVENUE TO SAYS

WHAT IS LEFT OF OUR REPUBLIC. KEITH ACOCANIC INTORNS US THAT

& MACHINES ARE NOW OPERATING IN

BAKERSFIELD WITH 1800 CALLS

PER HEES BEING RECEIVED. LET'S HIT THE ENEMY WITH ALE WE'VE

GOT. THE TELEPHONE MESSAGE IS ONE OF THE BEST WAYS TO DO ITO

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LICITUG DIRECIOR, REI (157-27670)

SiC, SiCilIaTO (157-1247) (i)

JAMES MINER SCOT

Sil - HRG

0%: 5C

11/21/72.

Enclosed for the lurcau are soven copies of an IN1

regarding subject and one copy cach of seizure notice and

accos anying letter explaining it.

Enclosed for Los ingeles are tro covies of on Lill

regarding subjoce and one copy cacis of seizure notice and

acconganying lector explaining it.

ARUBE STRIVE:

One quira copy of attached LiM is enclosed to the

Burcau Sor dissenination to iRS.

Contidenticl source referred to in Wili is so 992-ru.

On 11/14/72, JIM 21ICi, Special Agent, IRS, advised

thet ho roceives intouncion througa a conticontial source

that unknom subjcets vere peepering to attuch leage nunbes

of Federal Governioni IñS solzure notices on private pro at

such as autoncbiles, oter, in an effort to cause citizons to

becone angered at tie lis.

FLIct provider! o copy of the seizure notice end

an accoyanying jetter as laining it. It is assused that

abova-captioned subjece in responsible for the schena.

2 - durent (Dies. 3)

- Los .agcies (üics. 4)

C2

Cacrorento

157-7815-336

(530-011

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EC 137-1947

that the printing, discalbution, anú

actaching ot. such

seizure rotices is a possible violation of Ittic 19,

USe, Seccions 506, 507, 912, 1017, and 1717.

It is noted that on the latterhead of the Taz

Rebellion Comittee scotionery (of vich SCoer is the

national chairnan) it lists tha bourd of ndvisoes for the

conditico. mong the somes listed is AsTTA KEEN,

publisher, cos hagales, Caliconia.

It is also noted that scort puts out, through his

Fresno dirice, a voiusinous amount of printed caterial

avocating the nou ayacht un toxes.

The possibility chists that this ancorial is

being published by di'ma raRi.

LOS 410-285

42 LOS /2G.28Se CALTRONIIA

Conduct credit and arrest and indices decks on

ANITA Kali and ottonyt to ascertain if she is the source

of printed material for the tax Rebellion Conjittoo.

P'articulory, ascertain it she is invoived in cho priating

Di copies o: forazal Governont Ild Seizure Hotices.

SACRAZITO

IT MOSSO, CULIBINIA

V111, through logical sources, attempt to

ancertun l5 cobjece is resconcible for the distribution

ons attaching of the acidure notices.

IN VIA CE SCOTI'S SIAT PATS. HE SHOULD BE CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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Sacramento, California

95313

Hovember 21, 1.972

JAMES LALTER SCOTT

On Septonber 29, 1972, Roger Smith, Intclligence

#gent, Internal Revenue Service, U. S. Department of

Ircasury, iresno, California, advised that Scott continues

..to reside at 482 Worth loplas, Aportaent C, Exesro,

California, and that he still maintains his insuzance

office at 1843 Fast Belmont, Excono. Snith advised that

on September 25, 1972, Scott was arrested for violation of

two counts of Title 26, U. S. Code, Fection 1205 (wilful.

13726,

tailure to file Income tax returns) for the years, 1969

end 1970. Bond wus set at $10,000 and later seduced to

$5,000 corporate surety bond which Scott posted.

Assistant U. S. Attorney, Thomas Couzis, Fresno, •

advised that Scott's trial on above violation was scheduled

for April 17, 1973.

On Movember 3, 1972, a confidential source who

15 in a position to know advised that Ecott is the lational.

Chairman of the Incone Tax Rebellion Connittco which

advocatos the nonjaynent of taxes as a protest and a means

of conbat against the Federal Income Tax.

This source further advised that Scott clains to

have many unregistered fircorns, one of which he keeps in

his car end one ic keeps in his top right desk drover.

Scott told this source

that if anyone come to confiscate

his guns or to cerest lilia,

he rould shoot them.

He fuzther

stated that he souid not personally hate the officers, bus

what they rearcsent.

Inis document. ontains neither recomendations nor conclu-

sions of the siI. It 1s the property of the iDI and is

Loonce to your agency; if and its contents are not to be

distributed, aside your

agency nor runicated within your ag

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SCORE

Souzce further stated that Scott keeps rafurring.

to the coming covolution and that "e rould have to be so

orgonized taoe when the revolution cones, all the social

science proseasors and most of the Governent bureauczets

could ba rounicd up and liquientad vich as little killing

of the populace as posaibie."

This solace further stated that Scott hopes they

non't have to kill to sove treedar and hopes it can be

saved by peacaful ucans, but is afraid it's too lcte.

IN VIEW OF SCOTT'S STATEMENTS, HE SHOULD BE

CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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31 October, 1972

Page 2

American Volunteer GrOUpS

Bre.? wrote to John Zemanek (Huntington Beach, Callf.), Head

01 " le AVG. He asked Zemanek to send him any information that

on the secret Army Organization in California. He also

asiced how the

AVG's new front,

& foundation, was coming along.

He also asked

Lenanek's opinion of the N.S.R.P. and Its leaders.

Communist Activities

Donald Walker (Los Angeles, Callf.), a member of the Patrict

Mi Titia:

o be 12 whate an on the synt in cast at texas.

He did this to warn Brown that he thought the Cuban Guerrilla

Group that he was mixing with was headed by Communists. Fe stated

that he had just nailed a letter but would send anoüher one right

with more detalls as the first letter had none on the cubars.

le stated thai as he had given the cuban Leader, Juan trauic

Commanding Officer, Cuban 2505 Brigade,

Brown's address and that

Brewn ought to know it for his own saiety.

The first letter fron Walker only contained unimportant infornation

and a crazy poem.

The second letter which was written after the phone calls was

more lengthly and gave information on the Cuban Groun and Halker'g

reasons for thinking that the leaders are Communists. He also

asked for copies of B111 Fanson's (Vero Beach, Florida) book,

City Survival-Cly resistence as he wanted them for some of his

survival, inti-commyst cocverts.

James "Blackie" Herrell (Houston, Texas), an old timer of the

Waterzront section of the Communist Party and a former leader

of the communist group running the rational maritime Unten from

1ts Inception in 1937 urtil 1947, shored up as a Delegate at the

Texas State Democratic

arty Corvention in Houston;

Texas that

held in Septeabers

1972. He was still up to his old rabble

rousing ways and

gave out the old commie line to his fellow

Democrat delegates. An

intensting note to it is that he flashed

a current paid ug

dues receint in the masters. Mates & Pllots.

Union. This neans that he holds & current license as 2 deck

officer issued by the United States Coast Guard. This 12 strange

2s ALI Communists wer

supposed to have dad their nerchant marine

papers taken away fro: them in the late 1940's.

Tils was as 2

national security acasure to incure that no commies would be on

Amerlenn meronent shiss Merrela corruntle still has his la violation

of the "validation "

Energency

edict out 01 nasington.

Need it. Fartin

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Corseshuerior Miormant Report o

-torial

«.!.

Date propared

11/24/72

Dute ruceived

Renaived on inmi rentor number

Received by

11/7/72

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

557 in person

_ by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

SA JOHN L. SPURGERS, JR.

Ly by nail .

orally

recording device

Dale of Report

[written by Inforust

Dictated

11/24/72

_to_P. EDWARDS

Transcribed

by Informated 10/31/72

by Informant -

Brief description of activity or mutoriai

405-35227

10/31/72

Date(s) of activity

157-28151*

14541*

10/2 - 31/72

2.100

Current activity of NSRP. SAO: AVG and

New Minutemen.

File where original is located ifnot artached

•170-61A-48

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A KEETING IVD DID NOI ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OP, REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

- Infomation recorded on a card index by

on drite.

Remarks:

Atlanta (Page I)

san Diego lage

Baltimore (Pase I

Los Angeles (Page 2)

Houston (Page 2)

Dallas (1 - 170-61A-48)

(1 - 157-2213) (BROWN)

1 - 157-1592 (Ma)

Dissemination to appropriate files being left to the discretion

of receiving offices.

157-2815-329

ARCARO...d

RIALIZED A FILED

HOCKED A

DEC 81972

Ice tr Squ

4157-1998

FBI - SAN.DIEGO

Veteran

Searched.

Indexed.

Serialized.... Filed..

DEC 44,.

1972

FBI - DALLAS

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 297

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Dissemination

Routing Slip

FD-417 (9-1:769)

To: [] Director, Att.:

DJ SAC,

Albany

Albuquerque

Alexandria

Anchorage

Atlanta

Baltimore

Birmingham

Boston

Buffalo

Butte

Charlotte

Chicago

Cincinnati

Cleveland

Columbia

Dallas

Denver

Detroit

El Paso

Honolulu

(Copies to O;

s Checked)

Houston

Indianapolis

Jackson

Jacksonville

Kansas City

Knoxville

Las Vegas

Little Rock

Los Angeles

Louisville

Memphis

Miami

Milwaukee

Minneapolis

Mobile

Newark

New Haven

New Orleans

New York City

Norfolk

Date _ 12/8/72

Oklahoma City

Omaha

Philadelphia

Phoenix

Pittsburgh

Portland

Richmond

Sacramento

St. Louis

Salt Lake City

San Antonio

San Diego

San Francisco

Sar. Juan

Savannah

Seattle

Springfield

Tampa

Washington Field.

RE:

REMARKS:

1/57 - 1815

FILE #:

Bitine of

so in her

OFFICE

Sacramento

-PA-65994-Docld:32989524 Page 298

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FI S0X:-(16-5-9-562-63)

..

Date prepared

12/6/72

Dite received

eceived from, (name or symbelnumbe

Grin on

12/4!72

-SE 1024-PEI(UD)

Method

lelivery (check appropriate blocks)

•n person

by telephone

by mail

If oral.

..mished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dict ited

12/4/72

Received. by

SÀ THOMAS R. KINBERG

(Jorally.

recording device

Date of Report

12/3/72

Date(s) of activity

• written by Informant

to

12/8/72 by Emily P. Grey

Transcribed

Authenticated

by informant

Brief description of activity or material

Coverage of Secret Army Organization (SAO),

Tax Rebellion Comnittee, and threat against

.

• 12/3/72

File where original is located inotattached

the President

170-304A-1

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

7 Information recorded on a card index by .

_ on date

Remarks:

Informant furnished information in written statement; however, because

of his inexperience, the information was rewritten by SA THOMAS R.

KINBERG.

1 - Los Angeles (RM)

1-

(Tax Rebellion Committee)

157-2915-326

2. - Phoenix (RM)

4 - Sacramento

1- 170-37

1- 157-1947

1- 157-1173

1- 157-2195

•1 - San Diego (RM)

© 157-2815

1-17-33 Piline d

1- 175-55

TRK: epg

• (8)

CAUTION

IF MATERIAL IS DISOETMATEE

...?

Block Stamp

.::

"?.

treater ?!

A1? Paranong sit.

SEARCHER.

_INDEXED.

SERIALIZED.

_FILED.

- DE68-1972

FBI - SECRAMENTO

trich it agencies.

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Ростий

Stockton, California

December

3, 1972

At about 9:30 p.m. on December 3, 1972, a meeting

of the Tax Rebellion Committee was held at the home of

-FRANCIS-GILLINGS, 1826 East Street; Tracy, California.

Present at the meeting was FRANCIS MLLINGS, his son ArtS

GILLINGS; GEORGE BOOF IR, and JAMES KLEIMAT.

After a short social meeting in GILLINGS' house,

JAMES KLEIMAN mentioned that GILLINGS had missed

several meetings at his house in Stockton, California, and

when GiulinGs apologized and explained he was extremely

busy with the lax Rebellion business, KLEIMAN then asked

when they would start using their ammunition, referring

to the IRS "seizure" notices. i

GILLINGS stated that he had just returned from

a meeting with JIM SCOTT of Fresno, and thatl after he and

SCOTT returned from the San Diego Eleven trial, they would

get the ball rolling in conjunction with other groups in

California.

GILLINGS also mentioned the name of ANITA

KERNS' in conjunction with the neeting of SCOTT in Fresno,

but her position in the conversation was not clear.

GEORGE BOOFER stated that a few individuals

distributing the "seizure notices" in California would

make little impact.

KLEIMAY mentioned that he thought the literature

was being intercepted in the mails as they were having

trouble getting materials.

FRANCIS GILLINGS remarked that it was common

knowledge that the U. S. Postal Service was a bunch of

crooks, so the material is put in an envelope and mailed

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XcIscD.pecituse

Pric:

5170

with a return address that was picked out of the phone

book at random. That way if it was seized, the return

address would be an innocent victim and would raise hell

if he was tabbed as the sender

GILLINGS further related that some time after

December 5, 1972, he would contact KLEIMAN andgin the mean-

time they were to try to recruit some SDS members from

the campus off San Joaquin Delt College and University of

the Pacific to help distribute the seizure notices. He

advised all packages were to be packaged with rubber gloves

and a hali of a $10 bill was to be mailed with the seizure

notices and a letter explaining the time, date of placement,

the other half of the $10 bill would be mailed to the

persons placing the seizure notices.

GILLINGS advised that, after January 1, 1973, he

was going to buy ten-second spots on IV, advising taxpayers

that the only way to pay their taxes is by tearing up their

return forms! He also mentioned that the movement was going

to advertise

on radio and in the "Stockton Reçord" for sales-

men to sell a special tax package at $5 each with a profit

of $4 for the salesman.

GILLINGS advised he would call KLEIMAN and

BOOF IR to notify them of the date to prepare plans for

distribution of seizure notices..

GILLINGS also advised during the meeting that a

complete and total collapse of the United States Government

was approaching. All big banking institutions were shipping

their gold to Europe in preparation for this financial

depression and the rise in the Dow Jones averages was a

ruse to throw off the emerican public to the situation at

hand. He related that this information was relayed to him

from a high-up government source and this collapse was

coming within the next 30 to 180 days:

2

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GILLINGS then said that some people in

_ movement were planning to assassinate the President and

Vice President of the United States. He related that plans

were being laid to assassinate them when they were together

wn at the same time and certain judges were being selected as

targets because of their leftist tendencies.

He advised

that some members of the law enforcement agendies were in

sympathy with their plans.

JIMES KLILMIN remarked that it was about time

Comrade KISSliGeR and his flunkies, MON and nevew, were

dealt with in the right manner..

During the meeting, JAMES GILLINGS showed that

he was carrying a .22 revolver on his side and stated it

was ready for action. |

After the meeting, KEETMAN mentioned that certain

Secret Army Organization members had infiltrated certain

communist groups and were being assigned target members

to be killed off when the time for rebellion was launched.

3

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FD: 36 (Res, 5-22-641

"..

Transmit the following in

Via.

TELETYPI

• Date:

12/4/72

COD" (Type in plaintere or codes

NITTI

(Priority)

7

TO ACTING DIRECTOR

FROM SACRAMENTO: (175-7)

ATIN: DID

(5 P.)

175-51*

NI

FRANCIS EARL GILLINGS; EM - TREATS AGAINST THE PRESIDENI.

RESCAIRTEL TO BUREAU ELEVEN TWENTYONE SEVENTYTWO CAPTIONED

TAX REBELLION. COMMITTEE, EM - WHG.

ON TWELVE FOUR INSTAUT A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE WITH WHOM CONTACT

HAS BEEN INSUFFICIENT TO ESTABLISH RELIABILITY BUT WHO HAS FUR-

MISHES INFORMATION IN PAST THAT HAS BEEN CORROBORAIED BY OTHER

SOURCES,

ADVISED THAT ON EVEMING IWELVE THREE SEVENTYTWC THERE

mainican

MEETING OF TAX REBELLION COMMITTEE AT HOME FRANCIS EAT

DE NETINE SPENT DISCUSSING PLANS FOR PLACEMENT IRS SEIZURE NOTICES

STOCKTON GALIF. ARCA. "SOURCE STATED SUBJECT THEN CLAIMED THAT

U.Se GOVERHMENI WAS ON VERGE TOTAL FINANCIAL COLLAPSE, THAT ALL

RiLe ASKING-INSTITUTIONS SHIPPING. THEIR GOLD. TO EUROPE IN PREP-

ARATION FOR FINANCIAL DEPPESSION AND THAT PISE

157-2815-3255

DOW geNES

AVERAGES MAS RUSS TO THROW OFF AMERICAN PUFLIC TO SEINGHAI

END PAGE

0

TRK/LCH

SERIAL179T La

FiCA

DEC? - 1972

NW 65994bRoeld:32989524

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15.

Sent.

M

Per.

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FD-36 (RO8,5-22-64)

Transmit the following in

Via

FBI

Date:

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Priority)

PAGE TWO

TO ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY DAYS AUD SOME PEOPLE IN " THE MOVEMENT "

PLANWING ASSASSIVATE PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENI OF U.S. DURINE

THIS PERIOD. GILLINGS RELATED PLANS BEING MADE TO ASSASSINATE

THEM

WHEN THEY UERS TOGETHER AT SAME TIME.

SOURCE

ADVISED SUBJECT CLAIMED CERTAIN JUDGES, NAMES NOT

GIVEN, VERE BEING SELECTED ALSO AS TARGETS BECAUSE OF LEFTIST

TENDENCIES.

SOURCE ADVISED JAMES CARLYLE KLESLAN

THREE ONE FIVE SOUTH

ORO ST. STOCKION CALIF. REMARKED THAT IT

WAS ABOUT TIME COMRADE

KISSINGER AND HIS FLUNKIES MIXON AND AGNEW VERE DELI WITH IN THE

RIGHT MANNER®

SOURCE ADVISED THAT AFTER MEETING KLEIMAL MENTIONED CERTAIN

MEMBERS OF SECRET ARMY ORCANIZATION (SAO) HAD INFILIRATED CERTAIN

COMMUNIST GROUPS AND WERE BEING ASSIGNED TARGET MEMBERS TO 35

KILLED OFF WHEN

TIME FOR REBELLION WAS LAUNCHED.

END PAGE TWO

Approved:

Special Agent in Charge

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Sent

_M Per _

#U.S. Government PrintingOlflee: 1 9725455-574

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FBI

Date:

Transmit the following in

(Type in plaintext or code)

Via.

(Priority)

PAGE THREE

3C

175 - 0

•-THE SAO IS AN ANTICOMMUNISI, PARAMILITARY ORGANIZATION FORMED

- IN ONE NINE SEVEN ONE IN SAN DIECO, CALIF. IT INTENDS TO CONDUCT

INTELLIGENCE TYPE OPERATIONS AND TO OFFER TRAIWING IN URDAN

GUERRILLA WARFARE TO BE USED AGAINSI "LEFT WING GROUPS" AND SUSPECT-.

ED

ENEMIES OF THE UNITED STATES.

SOURcE RELATED THAI GILLINGS

CLAIMED HE HAD JUST

RETURNED FROM

FRESNO, CALIF.

WHERE HE MET WITH

JAMES WALTER SCOTT, PUBLICALLY

IDENTIFIED AS NATIONAL CHAIRMAN

TAX REBELLION COMMITTEE,

ONE EIGHT

FOU? THREE EASI

BELMONT FRESNO,

"CALIF.

A SECOND SOURCE WHO PROVIDED RELIABLE

INFORMATION IN THE PAST.

ADVISED TWO

ELEVEN SEVENTYONE THAT SCOTT FURNISHED

MINUTEMAN

APPLICATION

JFORM AND WAS ON MÄILING LISI OF MINUTEMAN ORGANIZATION.

THE MENUTEMEN IS A PARAMTLITANT GROUP ORGANIZED IN JUNE, ONE

NINE SIX

• ZERO, BY ROBERT B.

DEPUGH IN NORBORNE,

MISSOURI, AS A

END PAGE

THREE

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Date:

Transmit the following in

(Type in plaintext or code)

Via

(Priority)

PAGE FOUR

ENCIRCE BEENS NOONAN ISN

SC 175-9

PERTI

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 ACI.

THE PATRIOTIC PARTY HAS BEEN THE POLITICAL ARM OF THE

MINUTEMEN.

A THIRD SOURCE WHO HAS PROVIDED RELAIBLE INFORMATION IN THE PAST

ADVISED ON TEN IWENTYMINE SEVENTYTUO THAT JAMES CO KLEIMAN HAD

APPLIED FOR MEMBERSHIP IN

I SAO.

ADMINISTRATIVE:

FIRST SOURCE IS SC ONE ZERO TO FOUR SID

SECOND SOURCE IS DINNIS PATRICK

MEPESTCCAST

ELACTIONARY MINUTEMAN ORGANIZATION (CONCEALSD BY REQUEST)"

ON TWELVE THREE SEVENTYIWO AT THREE THIRTY PM SA LEE SCOTT,

SECRET SERVICE ADVISED BY SA THOMAS R. KINBERE, FBI.

SACRAMENTO CONDUCTING INDIVIDUAL INVESTIGATIONS CN (ILLINeS

END PAGE FOUR

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PAGE FIVE

SC 175-1

SEOTPAND KLETMAN

UNDER APPROPRIATE CAPTION.

AIRMAIL COPIE. SENT SAN DIEGO.

EN

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SAC, SAN DISSO (157-3001)

9/25/72

SUPY. AMIRONY J. MALONEY. JR.

CRORGE MITCHILL HOOVER

EM - SÀO

JERIX LYIN DIVIS

3N - 530

The local trials in captioned matters are scheduled

as follows:

GEORGE MITCHBLI ECOVER

JERRY LYNN DAVIS

10/25/72

11/13/72

As in the YAKO?SC mattor, the possibility exists that

the defense may demoni by subpoena duces tecun the production

of all vritten racoristions of infornation furnished by HOlAD

BARRY CODEDY fooleD to the fBI concerning both these

subjects.

If such a demand pursuant to susposna duces tecum is

honored by court, we must le in a position to immadlately furnish

throe copies of suc: material to the Bureau by airtel on the

date such order my de commanded.

Upon receipt, the Bureau will consult with the Department

and thereatter tetu: to san Diego the excased portions of such

recordations of whith the department nay authorize our furnishing

the court.

SA HOOPER should therefore cause to sa prepared thice xerox

copies of each sut enticated report. di CODEREY (exclusive of

the ED 305); cacil

authenticated rep.it and each ID 302 as they relate to zoOvEr

and DAVIS.

2 - 157-3001

- 157-3017

- 157-2315

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[FD-300 CV. 9-3u69)

i .

TO:

FROM:

SAC, PHOENIX

SA, CLARENCE L. CRANDALL

Date prepared

• 10/31/72

Date ser wived

16. 27/72

Received from (pare symbol number)

Received by

Methe

delivery (check appropriate blocks)

C.i; in person

by telephone

"by mail

Morally

If or. furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

J recording device

Date of Report

SA CLARENCE L. CRANDALL

written by Informant:

Dictated

_ to

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Two letters to informant: from SAM (Jerry

Lynn Davis) indicating that the Secret Army

October, 1972

Organization is now defunct. Paraphrased.

File where original is located ifnot attached

Orig. copies returned

to

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTEPISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date

Remarks:

Source advised that some time during the last two weeks in

October, 1972, JERRY LYNY DAVIS, leader of the Secret Army Organization

in San Diego,

advised one of his close confidants in the SAO that

he had discontinued the ise of two mail drops, namely: Artist Supply,

P. 0. Box 503, Lemon Grove, California; Survival Supply, P. 0. Box

1362, Spring Valley, California.

DAVIS Lamented that, because

the current court proceedings against certain members of the SAO in

the San Diego area, the SAO has become defunct as an organization;

probably under a different label.

pocket of SAO members exist in the Los Angeles area, and two members

are in the Seattle area. These were not identified

by name.

2 - San Diego (RM)

2 = LOS

Angeles (RM) info.

2 - Seattle (Ri) info,

2 = Phoenix

•1 cc 157-1173

(SAO)

1 cc 170-37-A

. (8)

*CLC/

t: 100-44797

Block Stamp

157-2815-296

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIGNAL POMM NO 10

MAY ISTR EDITION

GSA FEMA (41 C972) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES

ERNMENT

Memorandum

SAG

(157-2815) (P)

DATE: 11/15/72

• SA EARL M. PETERSEN

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EM

On 11/14/72, HOWARD BARRY GODFREY, FOrmerLySD155-E;

andrised that on

about 11/12/72, RICHARD FLEURY had

geverly

beaten his wife GENEVIEVE.

Sho

was so severely injured that

her cheek bone was pushed up into her eye and her nose was

broken in two places.

She was taken to the hospital and

surgery was nessary, including going into the top of ber head

to correct nerve damage.

Source stated that Mrs. FLEURY has been fooling around

WIth GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER and hay been visiting him in jail

on a weekly basis. HOOVER had requested that she bring him

source speculated that Mrs FLEURY and HOOVER

might intend to fles to Mexico if he Is ever released on bond.

source stated that it is his understanding that the SdeSe

Intends to arrest I'LEURY on marges of felonious assault.

1 = 157-3017 (Hoover)

}

1

• 157-3289 (Generieve Fleury)

• 157-3290 (Richord Flaary)

1 = 170-286A

(5)

157-0515-299

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ED-306 (kev. 9-30-69)

TO:

SIC, PHOS. IX

.

(157-1173)

Date prepared

10/31/72

Date received

Received fom (name ur symbol number)

Received by

10/27/72

SA, CLARENCE L. CRANDALL

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

IA in person

by telephone

_ by mail

Jorally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

I recording device

Date of Report

• written by Informant

Dictated

_to-

Date(s) of activity

9/5/72

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

The original application of one JAres

CARLYLE XLETAG

Stociston, California, for

Forgonan returnent atached

returned

membership in the SAo.

source,

sonias..

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

7 Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date

Remarks:

Informant advised that on 9/6/72, one JAMES CARLYLE KLEIMAN,

315'S: Oro Ave:, Stockton, California,

95205, executed an

application for

membership in the Secret Army Organization.

The

aoplication was mailed to the mail dros

"Mesa Camping Supplies,

C. Box 1432, La desa, California 920÷1."

A Xerox copy of the original application is attached

herero.

•C/

2

San Diego

Sacramento

Phoenix

1

CC

170-37-2

1

CC

157-1173 (SA0)

Block Stamp

157-2815 290

SERSC

'EC.

Peterse

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APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHTP

V

LEt's ME!

NOTICE TO APPLICANT: All information on this form will be kept confidential. All

records of members of the Secret Arm; Organization are stored in a way that they

can be swiftly destroyed to keep them from falling into unauthorized hands.

Sex_

-Age

33

Address

315:5.524 3101

(Street)

Marital Status.

State

Wife's Name.

Zip Code-

Telephone

419-2779

Date. of Birth

(Month)

(Day)

!:Education_

(Year)

• Occupation

special subjects studied E :.

Do You Speak or Read Any Foreign Language? -

weisslandanci

Veteran

Branch

Highest Rank

What Service Training Have You Had That You Feel Would Be Beneficial To This Organ-

ization?

Physical Description:

Height _

Weight

Color Eyes

Color Hair.

Health: Good _

_ Fair

Poor

Any Physical Disabilities or Limitations?_

Any Public Speaking or Organizing Experience?

If Yes,

Pleas Explain:

How Many Hours A Week Could You Devote To Working And Training With the S. A. O.?

Hours

Best Time: AM_

6 :.

PM_

_Weekdays_

Weekends_,

CERTIFICATION .

I am a loyal American Citizen dedicated to the defense and survival of the United States

as a Constitutional Republic, free from all socialist and communist policies. Enclosed

is my $5.00 membership fee. I agree to pay $3.00 each month to the Sccret Army

Organization as membership dues.

Date

0/1/7.2

Signature of Applicant.

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HAT YOUR

POLICE

KEEP

THEM

IDEPENDENT!

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 313•

NOTR

!

Get us out!

OF THE UNITED NATIONS

1510C5

Co

1972

WALLACE

PRESIDENT

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7

•71T

S.

A. Co

P.O.. Box 5791

san Diego, Calif.

92105

CAC]

P.(.

1903: 171

1,01.

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page-314

As you can tell

The have given is my

nick name, I receive

all mil at my PiD. and

I am not vet withing to

give Atre number..

Queryther, ele is da is,

i dich not sign becauce

I din it Krow tet much

jet to get involved, I am

who aie interested

and an one corterne but

sivere; We all hove to be.

sLow, buT sure at this point.

Bob

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IPPLICATION FOR MEMBERI

NOTICE TO APPLICANT: Al information on this form will be kept confidential. Au

records of members of the se rot Army Organization are stored in a way that they

can be swiftly destroyed to herp them from falling into unauthorized hands.

offer

Name.

Bille

--.=

_Sex Male Ase33

Address_

RoBot i Jong Beach

Marital Status Single.

State

celi

(Street)

never manica

-90501

Wife's Name

Zip Code

Date of Birth

(Month)

Occupation Ekarehouseman

Telephone Ne

265k

1939

(Day)

nication greete Me 418!

special subjects studied mine in Math-Seiènee-P.E.

Du You Speak or Read Any Foreign Language? Me.

Veteran.

yu-

Branch Army

_ Highest Rank SP-4

ization? Basic Troning

What Service Training Have You Had That You Feel Would, Be Benelicial To This Organ-

U.S. army Qust Tank Commande I gunner.

Physical Description: Height_

5'9"

Weight

1501br Color Eyes GAN.

Color Hair BRA

_ Health: Good _

_ Fair

POOr_

Any Physical Disabilities or Limitations? NoNE

Any Piblic: Speaking of Organizing Experience? Yer. If Yes; Pleas Explain: -

I preciate cospel ofour to desus christ, ve have a Bible

dedi filler of titue i am it beider-techen t we cue interested

How preter, inch To colate arist Training With the Shis?

Hour's.-

- Best Time: AM -

_PM_

commensurate with my seit " no,

Weekends-

E am « lovely A merican Cilizes decated ifth delunse and survival of the United States

as a Constitutioual Republic, free from all socialist and communist policies.

Enciosed

is my $i. 00 membership tee. lagree to pay

$:. 00 each month in thr Secret Army

Organization as mynbership dues

good

Signature of Applicant.

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I TICKE

TORT

ESA FPMS '' CFR) 168-11.8

UNITED STATES C

"ERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

SAC, SAN DIEGO (167-2815) (P)

DATE: 10/27/72

FROM

SA FRANCISCO I. CASTRO

SUBJE ::

INFORMATION CONCERNING

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EXTR MIST MATTERS

00: San Diego

On 10/26/72, at 10:10 AM, Special Agent John

Keefe,

United States

Secret Service, San Diego, California,

advised as follows:

On the morning of 10/26/72, an anonymous caller,

described only as a male in his 40's, contacted the MC Govern

Campaign

Headquarters at Fl Cajon, California and stated

that the Secret Army Oreanization (SAO) had attemoted to get

him to bomb the McGovern Headquarters in the past. Caller

stated that an FBI infornant offered him explosives but that

he,

the caller, had refused to do it. Subsequent to his

refusal, his business,

a Hertz Rental Franchise, located on

the 1900 block of Broadway, El Cajon,

California, was

blown up, causing him to lose his business.

Unknown caller was

referred to the McGovern

• Headquarters in San Diego where caller sboke to Mrs. Joy

Mason, and stated that he was afraid to report this

information

previously but after listening to MeGovern on 10/25/72, he

thought it was his duty to make the above information

public.

caller stared that he would contact his attorney

Ior advice and reconsact the liceovern Headquarters on 10/27/72,

at which time he would possibly reveal his identity.

On 10/26/72, Mrs. Jow Mason, McGovern Headquarters,

San Diego, Califorra,

was contacted by the writer and

advised that she hal

sooken to unkown caller who furnished

the same informati. i

given by Secret Service. Mrs. Mason

stated that unknow. caller had promised to recontact them

on 10/27/72, after consulting with his attorney since the

above information

could not he made public unless caller

identified himself.

152-32,5-287

SEARCHED.

2-San, Diego

FL,C

OCT :11197!

FBI.SAN DIEGU

sense

Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll'Savings Plan

D010-1X

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cover ancer for intormane repore or macertai

FD-30: Heav. D-30-(9)

TO:

SAC, PHOENIX

Date received

Received from (rame or symboi number)

10/27/72

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

E] in person

→ by telephone

by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

26-9337

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Letter from DAVID I

orally

VaLSON, •F. 0. Box 2115

Stockton, California

: 95201, to the SaO.

Date prepared

10/31/72

Received by

Si, GLARENCT I. CRANDALI

recording device

I written by Informant

Date of Report

Date(s) of activity

9/12/72

File where original is located ifnot aitached

Criginal returned to

source, F1 783-i.i

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE!

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_on date

Remarks:

Informant advised that on 9/12/72, one

DAVID L. WILSON,

•P. 9. Box 2115, Stockton, California 95201

sent ar unsigned

corcunication

to the Secret Army Orgenization through Jer Lis

DAVIS

National Coordinator,

Inster and

and nade reierence to als Iriend

JIS KLIEMAN who had made application to join the SAO.

There is attached hereto a Xerox copy of the original letter

referred to above.

CLC/ •

@ - San Diego

2 - Sacramento

.? - Phoenix

1 cc 170-37-11

1 cc 157-1173

( SAO)

157-2815-288

-Block Stamp

inno

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*souls

Sept. 12, 1972

D:ar. SIX,

I recently was informed by my friend Jim Klieman, that he

Sent for and recieved information on your organization. He tells

Me that you people are interested in the same thing as we are, namely

our constitutional right to keep and bear arms.

Jim also said he

filled out the application form you sent and is awaiting your rep

ly.

I too, would like information on your group.

As JIn reques-

ted I won't show my return address on the outside of this letter.

Thank you for your effort.

Sincerely;

David I. Wilson

P.O.' Box 2115

'Stockton, Ca. 95201

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F1-306 (Res. 8-30-6629)

TO :

SAC, PHO.

(157-1173)

Date prepared

10/30/72

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

Received by

10/26/72

2X-783=5 /M10.:1:/

SA, CLARENCE I. CRANDALI

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

(x] in person

by telephone

by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date:

orally

recording device

7 written by Informant

Date of Report

9/15/72 at Christoval,

Dictated

to

Texas.

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

9/15/72 at Christoval,

Texas.

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

The original letter

ErOm DI. ROY JAMES BROWN,

publishef, If THE FREE AMERICAN, to the

File where original is located ifnot attached

124

131=4=154

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION, San Diego, California.

157 7173-A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_on date

Renarks:

There is

attached hereto. a Xerox copy

of a letter dated

Sept. 15, 1972, at Christoval, Texas 76935, by one Dr. ROY JAMES

BROWN, Publisher of THE FREE AMERICAN, addressed to SECRET ARMY

ORGANIZATION, BOX 5791, San Diego, CallIornia 92105.

Informant advised that he obtained the above letter from

JERRY LYNN DAVIS Of Lemon Grove, California during the month of

October, 1972.

CLC: c1c

2 - Dallas (RM)

San Diego (Ri)

2 - Phoenix

1 cc 157-1173 (SAO)

1. cc 170-37-4

T: t

I Block Stamp:

157-2815-286

FACE YED

SERIALIZED L FILED

NOV÷197?

FBI-SAN DIEGO

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The

• Free American

The Official News Report of The Brown Forum

Dr. Roy James Brown, P.A.E., N.L.A., F.A.S.P.

Director and Publisher

"Truth Will Prevail Where There Is Pain Taken To Bring It To Light" - George Washirigion

2.0. BOX 26

CHRISTOVAL, TEXAS 76935

15 SEPTEMBER, 1972

Secret army Organization

BOX

5791

San Diego, Calif. 92105

Dear Sirs:

I saw one si your recruiting stickers and am writing to see

1f you are what I am looking for.

I have been fighting "Conmunisn" in this country since 1947.

Several organizations have had ny support. I found them and

their leaders to be line dedicated patriots but due to very

unfortunate circumstances none have been able to survive as

active fighting groups.

I head the Patriot Militia of Ine Free

American Group which

has become very inactive for the jait

unfee years due to

my efloris to amalgamate with larger stronger organizations.

please sand me any information that you nigit care to. I in

return will send you raatever information you desire on me.

In this manner we can look each other over to sea if a mutual

benefit could be established. in the figat to fight for a

Free America.

You may inow me as I have been very active over the years. I

maJ

know you but that remains to ba seen when you contact

me. I hope that you have

"something on the bali"

that nill

be what we need to fight inerica's enemies from within and

otherwise.

I look forvard to hearing from you..

For a Free daerica!

PRay Bren

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11/1/72

AIRTEL

AIRMAIL - REGISTERED MAIL,

TO:

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-26763)

FROM:

SAG, SAN DILGO (157-1820) (2)

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC

Dií • SAO

(00: San Diego)

Re San Diczo teletype to the Eureau dated

10/25/72, and San Diego airtel to the Bureau dated 10/6/72.

Enclosed for the Bureau aze five (5) copies of

an Ill regarding captioned subject.

A copy of the enclosed LiM has been disseminated

locally to the Unitca States Secret Service because the

Secret Army Organination (SAO) presents a potential

for violence.

Two (2) copies of an FD-376 are attached

to the Bureau copius.

San Dies is Keeping this case open pending

disposition of ouc :tanding charges held against WILLIAM

FRANCIS YAKOPEC Er: violating Sections 12305 and 12303 of

the California He

ith and Safety Code, sections which

charge him with i ssession of Explosives and Possession

O1 A Destructive avice.

2-Bureau (Encls-5) (AM-RM)

3-San D1070

2•15/-1020)

1+157-23151

(5)

Beston

157-285285

SEARCHER

rilel..

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SD 157-1820

Subject is not being reconmended for

ADEX at this time because of his conviction, and

sentence of an indeterminate period.

.. -00

2

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San Dacgo

California

Worshe: 1s 1972

•Oni October 2, 1072, MILLIAM FRANCIS YAOPEC,

an alleged wear of the Socret Army Organization (SAO),

was found plicy iy Sugarior Court of the County of

San Disgo c.: c

aces at. Igniting and Exploding A

Destructiv. Invica: dssault With Intent To Coanit

Murder; Sirole iscault; issault With A Deadly Weapon

On A Police Cirices; and Possession of Eplosives

Near A Habitatim

The charge of Attenoted lurder

resulted fit

bombing of the cuild 'Incatre,

3827 Fifth caves San Diego, California, on June 19,

1972,

The Sucret Army Organization

is an anticomunist,

ilitary organization fored

¿ril in San Diego, Califomia.

It irrends to conduct intelligence-

type cucrations and to OfIer train

ins in mban guerrilla variare to be

dead -rainst "Leit-wing groups" and

suspicted enemies of the United States.

(n Ontober ""'

1972, LARRY WILSON, District

Attomey's Offie.. aá:

it was sentend.à.

"sinter 84, 1972, to one year to life

and remande.

...

"cal" to custody• YAKOPEC las beca

found guili

•сіт!.

and Exploding A Destructive

Device; AS: 1:0.

* leadly Weapon Upon A Folicc

isti

1572915

This doc::

mains neither recommendations nor

conclusic.....r.

It is the property of the FBI

and is 103: 4a

arency; it and its contents are

not to ta r

within.

it nitside your agency nor euplicars

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WILLIAN FRANCIS YAKOPEC

• :

«'?.

-=°

• 5.

Officer and Assault To Cormit Murder; Sinple Assault,

and Possession of Eplosives Near A Habitation.

Before sentencing, WILLiA FRiNGiS YAKOPEC

gave an impassioned contession before Judge Contais in

superior couit aunitting his guilt in the bonbing of

the Guild Moatre and his having aided the secret

Aruy Organization.

LARRY WILSON, Districe Attomey's Office,

stated the arrest and conviction oi MILLIA FRANGIS

YAKOPEC was diractly attributable to the information

and testimony of HONARD BARRY CODENEY.

HOWARD BARRY CODFREY, for a

number of years, voluntarily

furnished the FbI information

regarding the idontities and .

activities of extrenist groups

in the San Diego

area.

His

information has been reliable

and as an interested citizen,

he voluntcared tis Inowledge

and services to local law

enforcerant agencies wich

culminated in his appearance

and testimony batora the San

Diezo County Grend Jury In

June and July, 1972.

ou: 2%

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1. 7-77005

Date received

received trom (name or symbol number

MOOH14

10/20/72

Method of delivery

(chuck appropriate blocks)

in person.

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

] by mail

Dictated

to

orally®

Date prepared

10/20/72.

Received by

ARTHUP. J: HOOPER

7 recording device

Date of Repurt

10/13/72

Date(s) of activity

•10/18/72

written by Informan:

Transcribed

Authenticated

by taformant .

11/13/72

Brief description of activity or materiai

INFORMACTO: TOTICIT AD TEN PROVIDES HSIPP

PROGAGIIDA IN BEHALF OF SAO NONBERS

File where originalis located ifnoiattached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK " ONLY ATTENDED A SETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE:

VIOLESCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

_ on date :

Remarks:

+-170-512A-19

1-157-23

(DOH2E)

1-157-201 (GERALD LSE SMITH)

1857-2815 (500)

10-2515

Block Stum

SEANCHEU

INUEACH

SERIALIZED L.

FILES

OCT 221272

FBI - SAM DISO I

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(The following is an open

-ter of protest to the SAN DIRE

CAJON FOLICE, DEPT., the

CHOL, TOBICCE, & FIRDARHiS DIV

DSPT'., and the SAN DIEGO COUNTY SHERIFFIS DEPT.)

POLICE DEPT., the EL

ON of the U.S. TREASURY

ir Sirs:

de, the undersigned, vigorously protest the arrests of inlliam F. Yakopec, George M.

›ver, San Davis, and'ir. & Irs. Richard j. Fleury-all of whom were arrested in connec

on with alledged "Secret irmy Organizatior" activity.

Iside from the question of their direct zuilt or innocence, there is the matter of the

curstances surrounding their arrests, the importance of which overshadows the question

culpability. "e are referring to the

gross imbalance of justice exhibited in excessive

rveillance, harassment, and poralties for Rightist and 'inite Racialist activists, as con-

asted to the ainost universai leniency granted the Radical leit.

e hear corstantly of riots, Viet Cong flags being raised over li.s. cities and institu-

Jus; of lawlessness, murder, violence, conspiracy. In connection with these sordid pieces

nevis, we typically hear of soken arresis for no arrests), light sentences (1i any),

waittals, slaps on the irist. In short, the left-ring in this counury, as in most

untries, flagrantly breaks the law with little or no consequence to themselves.

The salient point is this: the Radical left consistently breaks the lair to advance their

1 security of imerica. It is also apparent that the "authorities: have abdicated from

In this regressive and threatening atmosphere it is hardly surprising that patriotic

ericans are sorely terroted to resort to violent reans to preserve their liberties. From

is simple observation ne can drair the folloing conclusion: THE ALLEGED INCIDENTS :ES)

I HAVE TAKEM PLACE IF THE LAN-NECROEVENT AGENCIES HAD FEEI DOING TIBI? JOBS. The fact

at the agencies in question did not do their joos in dealing with the left neant that for

i the safety of us all someone else had to do it for them the best way they knew to, ira

et "someone eise", wever they may be, should not be held culnable for what altimately

sunts to the "authorities'" dereliction of duty to stop treason, sedition, and subvercion.

Ve consequently demand three things: the dismissal of all charges against the aforementiored

uspects", the end of all surveillance of rightist nd shite Racialist zoups and indirin

als, and strict enforcement of the law against all leitist miscreants.

i***

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American Fatriots! White Racialisis! Don't let our FIGHToRS doim. They fought for YC, und

in it's up to YOU to help them. iner. Connunists and Radical loftists are "busted" the

entire

beral-Radical community puts itself on the line for then nich is my most go frea..

in letting our acuivists dom, many are still languishing in jails and frisons

ross the country. Let's let these people know they're not alone, Secure as

a7 sirmatures for these protest latters as tou san, and send them to the

encies involved, or beiter vet to te newoparers, radio & TY stations.

e Reds do the same, and more, for their people. Cut YOU 20 dir LuGs?

Eize

GOV'T

SPYING

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it by Sandman

• October 18, 1972

ECT: NSWPP propaganda in defense of SAo activities.

Enclosed with this report you will find a copy of some literature

lich demands, among other things, the release of all persons who were.

rested in connection with activities of the Secret Army Organization.

le author of this. literature is Gerald I. Smith of the National Socialist

lite People's Party. This letter not only defends the actions of the

O but also condemns most law enforcement agencies for their parts in

prehending SAC members. It also blames the actiona of the SAo on the

Ilure of the authorities to stop leftist lawlessness. The leaflet

etty well speaks for itself so that's all I have to say on that matter.

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Date received

leceived from (nome or symbol numbe

10/17/72

SD 2152033

PROBAT

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

I in person

7 by telephone

X by mail

If orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

to

orally

Date ;

tured

10/15/72

Received by

ARTHUR J. HOOPER

recording device

Date of Report

10/15/72

Date(s) of activity

10/15/72

Ka written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

10/15/72

Brief description of activity or material

INFORMATION VOLUNTARILY PROVIDED RE NSHPP:

SAO; GERALD LEE SNITH; GEORGE HOOVER; DENNIS

File where original is located if not attached

LOSO; STANLY MODADE; JERRY LUE: DAVIS

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

—on date —

Remarks:

1-170-582

7-157-23

(ASHPP)

C: 157-281

(GERALD •ISE SMITH)

157-2315

( 3ECR3T

ARMY ORGANIZATION

1-157-3017

(GORGE

HOOVER)

10157-2933

STANLEY MODAED (KODADE)

1157-354557

(GERRY LIE DAVIS) 157- 3001

(DENIS.

1-132-3487 ESLEYROUNDS) (OSA)

2-157-

1-157- (DEAD) (AL MCDONDA! MCDONALD)

INDEX TO 157-28 (NS:PP)

Block Stamp

157-2815-273

SEANCHED BUSI

SERiALIZED

ACT 10197?

F81 - SAN 0:25Q

Her pet this

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SUBJECTS: Activities

Dennis I0s0--Jotnt acti

-es of NSWPP & SAO.

Ericlosed you will i nd a newspaper clipping a photograph which

describes the opening of the John Schmitz for President headquarters

In Escondido. As described in the clipping, Dennis Loso 19 the secona

man from the right. It figured that loso would be involved in this

because he was a great Schmitz supporter long before this presidential

race. The other three men I do not know.. However, there are some of

bis hunting and political associates of which I could tell you something.

One is Wesley Rounds. This man has been worked on for à long time by

lose. Politically, he has always tended toward the right, but loso has

zucceeded in bringing him much farther along towara National Socialism.

Rounds is manager of the Califomian Motel. It is located in Escondido

at the northeast comer of Hwy 395 and Washington Avenue. Rounds' exact

age I do not know but I would guess' him to be somewhere in his 40s.

Sometime back Loso took Rounds to his first Willian Gale service at Oneira

Hall in San Diego. Rounds seemed impressed with Gale. Wes is married.

•Another man who periodically visits Loso is Al McDonald. Al is 40

years old and is a friendly, congenial type of person. He is single and

spends mich of his time in Montana "living the good life." in never he

runs low on money, be comes down to Escondido and works for Dennis for

a while. He claims that he managed to live on just $3,000 last year.

McDonald also spends a fair amount of time living in Montague, California.

Phis tow is located in Siskiyou County near the. Oregon border. McDonald's

parents also live there. They very much disapprove of his Nazi sympathies.

on one occasion, his Mother found a large swastika in his cabin while he

wasn't there. She threw it in his wood burning stove and would have burned

It except that she couldn't find any matches.

His most recent visit to

Escondido was in July and August at which time he gave the swastika flag

to Loso for safe keeping. Loso allowed McDonald to stay rent free in

one of his unoccupied apartments.

-

I learned from Gerald Smith recently that as long as one fear ago,

there were joint target practice sessions between members of the NSWPP

and the SAO. The site of these little excursions was the Gunsmoke Fanch.

Gerald says the place is virtually a stronghold of the Minutemen, Farti-

cipants in the target shooting sessions most frequently were Gerald Smith,

Ray Wilson, lirs. Ray Wilson, Stanley lcDade, Jerry Lynn Davis and George

M. Hoover. Gerald says Hoover is a crack shot with either a rifle or

pistol. Gerald himself qualified as an expert rifle shot in the service.

NW 6593h Docla:329895240page029 Take care and see you later. Sincerely,

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PRESIDENT

Staff Photo by Dan Rios

Office opened by Schmitz backers

10-10-7.?

TOM, ESCONDiDO

Working for the Jchn Schmitz presidential campaign in

the Escondido area are (from left) Bob Freeman, Dale

at local Schmitz headquarters, 137 W. Washington Ave.

The office will be open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 5p.m. to

Talbot, Dennis Loso and Jack Swigart, as they erect a sign

8 p.m. Monday through Saturday.

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CUNFIDEIITAL

FBI SUMMARY OF

EXTREMIST ACTVIIES

October 18, 1972

WEEK OF OCTOBER 9 - 15, 1972

ARMS REPORTED AT NEWTON FACTION PANTHER OFFICE

Despite the Black Panther

Party Newton Faction

current line of work within the system, the Winston:

Salem, North Carolina, headquarters of this group

has rifles and pistols stored there.

and other

capons are kept in nearby houses. This chapter recently

received orders

from Panther headquntoms in California

to defend local headquarters at all .costs and the local

group was criticized for allowing police to search its

office last ycar.

The Winston-Salem Chapter, one of the

most active Newton Faction Units, as noted in the October 4

Summary, is also discussing

possible firearms training

program.

In addition,

a member of the group is reported

to be planning a surveillance of the local office of the

AFRO-AMERICAN LIBERATION ARMY CLAIMS POLICE. CAR BOMBING

An unmarked police cruiser.was destroyed by a heavy explosive:

blast October 7 in Los Angeles.

Shortly after the bombing

a reporter received an anonymous call claiming credit for

the bombing for the Afro-American Liberation Army.

This is a

name used by the military arm of the Cleaver. Faction of the

Black Panther Party and is the same as the Black Liberation

This was the 28th attack on police vehicles

and

installations; police equipment has been subject to 13

bombings, one

attempted bombing, o fire bombings, and

5 arsons in the U.S. this year.

(U)

BLACK WORKERS CONGRESS MEETING ATTRACTS MARXISTS

157-2815-2165

Delegates to the International. Black Workers Congress

(1BWC)

meeting held September 2-3

in Lincoln Heights, Ohio, included

Black Panthers, "citizens" of the separatist Repubtionafr

SandaLizen

CLASSIFIED BY ACTING DIRECTOR, FB!

EXEMPT FROM GENERAL DECLASSIFICATION

SCHEDULE OF EXECUTIVE ORDER 11652

EXEMPTION CATEGORY_

2

AUTOMATICALLY DECLASSIFIED ON INDEFINITE

YOUR AGENCY; IT AND ITS CONTENTS ARE NOT

TO BE DISTRIBUTED OUTSIDE YOUR AGENCY

NOR DUPLICATED WITHIN YOUR AGENCY.

CONFIDENTIAL

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CONFIDENTIAL

members of the. Puerto Rican Socialist Party and.

-o Rican Revolutionary Workers Organization (formerly

•g Lords

Party): Une speaker was a

former member of

mmunist Party, USA, and another, an

IBWC leader. from

ornia, auvocated tormation of. cadres to

advance

‹ers' understandingof Marxism-Leninism.

The IBNC, which

vocates a nationwide work stoppage, did

goal of 500 to 3,000 persons at this conference (August 23

-Summary),

but did attract 450 delegates

from 13 states and

the District of Columbia.

(U)

BOMB FACTORY LOCATED IN CLEVELAND

After the African Peoples Party was evicted from

its headquarters for nonpayment of rent; the

landlord found bomb-making materials and ammunition

in the building.

Materials for pipe bombs,

practice hand grenades, .45 caliber ammunition,.

and oxygen breathing apparatus were seized in

the office.

group advocates

an independent

nation for african captives in America and demands the

terTitory of 5 southern states.

The African Peoples Party

branch in Philadelphia claimed

long-time revolutionary

Max Stanford as its leader (May 24 Summary) and called

its Black Guard:: the most powerful people's liberatio.

army.

(c)

SECRET ARMY MEMBER CONVICTED, OTHERS CHARGED

• A

member of the vigilante Secret Army Organization (SAO) was

convicted in San Diego October 2 on bombing charges and 2

others with SAO

connections were indicted

for perjury

October 10 as a result of the first trial. The bombing was

not the firsi violence attributable to the SAO; the white

hate-type group has also been linked to an attack on a.

•"radical" professor. The August? summary noted that large

amounts of SAO weapons

and explosives were seized in. July.

(U)

MUSLIMS BUY SECOND NEWSPAPER

The Nation of Islam (NOI) Muslim group has just purchased a

weekly community newspaper published in the Chatham

area of

Chicago for the past several years.

The.all-black, separatist

group is now printing and publishing This Is Chatham, but

as yet has not used the newspaper to publicize its teachings.

Advertisements of Muslim business enterprises are being

carried, however, and NOI members

are distributing the newspaper,

along with the regular Muslim publication, Muhammed Speaks.

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

077I06AL TOMAt NI 10

MAY IEEL FOITIONE

ASKETMIS (41 C513) 10S-1S.#

UNITED STATES

ERNMENT

Memorandum

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

SA ARTHUR J. HOOPER

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EM - SAO

DATE: 10/19/72

Secret Army Organization (SAO) in conjunction with the

protective responsibilities of the United States Secret

service.

In conjunction with Special Agent KEEFE's

request for identifying information concerning known

Secret Army Organization members,

Special Agent ARTHUR J

HOOPER provided all pertinent background information

on the following known Secret Army Organization members

in the San Diego, California, area.

ROBERT MAYER, JR.

JERRY LYNN DAVIS

THOMAS LEE FORREST

JAMES EVAN POTO

PAUL RUPPLINGER

STANLEY MC DADE

GENEVIEVE FLEURY

BETTIE ELLEN CARTER

HOWARD FRANCIS CLARK

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC

RICHARD FLEURY

CALVIN FOX

GEORGE HOOVER

12-157-2815

JANH: V/W

(2)

157-2815-262

SEARCHED.

SERIALIZED -

FBI-SAN DIEGO

Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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outing Slip

FI)-1 (Res. 12-22-119)

To: [J Director

All.:

10/11/72

- FIL.E

Date

SD 157-2815

SD 157-3001

XX SAC SAN DIEGO

DASAC.

[ Supv.

Agent.-

J SE

1IC

CC

Steno

Clerk —

•Title

RE:

• Acknowledge

] Assign _ Reassign _

J Bring file

Call me

Correct

Deadline

Deadline passed

Delinquent

Discontinue

Expedite

] File

[ For information

[Handle

C] Rotor #:

ACTION DESIRED

[Open Case

Prepare lead cards

[ Prepare tickler

→ Return assignment card

_ Return file

- Seorch and return

I See me

EJ Serial #

[ Post

I Send to

• Submit new charge out

[ Submit report by.

• Type

• Recharge

• Initial & return

[ Leads need attention

Retum with explanation or notation as to action taken.

Enclosed for SD, two cos FD-306.

@ Return

(Ra) (Enc.

2)

. See reverse side

SAC

Office

#GPO: 1971 421-419

PAUL J. MOHR

PHOENIX

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recoivod

Received from hume guant number

10/7/72

dethod of delivery (check uppropriate blocks)

in person

] by telephone.

If orally furnished and teduced to writing by Agent:

Date

by mail

orally

Dictated

to

T'runscribed

Authenticated

Ex Informer!

Brief description

Racies materia

Irishnais of the SA visits in

CrY.

Date pr

10/9/72

Received by

SA CLARENCE L: CRANDALL

recording device

Date of Report

10/9/72

sritten. by Inforwant

Daters) of activity

File where originalis located ifnotattached

170-37-1

* INDIVIDUAIS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONJRY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

! In formation recosed on a card index by .

_ on date

Remarss:

LITT

Stir Informant advised that Jay th DAVIs visited in Phoenim

noat on eerwhere he conferred with elements of the SAu

relacive to the future of the organization.

Darneyas of the

opinion that the Secret Army Organization is How dead as far as.

San Diego is concerned, but that a cotarie of possibly twenty

five individuals in los

Angeles may carry on under the label of

the SAO.

was of the opinion that what is left of the sao,

because

proceadings against the group in San Diego;

will retrench in terms of activity. All mail crops of the sao in

San Diego have been discontinued, according to

CAREFUL. PARAPHRASING OF THE ABOVE INFORMATION MUST OCCUZ,

_ IF UTILIZED IN REPORT FORM, IN ORDER TO PROTECI INFORMANT.

CLO/

2 - Phoenix.

1 - 170-37-1)

- 157-1173

(SAO)

Black Stamp

45÷265

SEIRCHED

- San Diego

1' c6 157-23157

1 cc 157-300i

•I - Los Angeles (info)

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(-61)

A NO. 10

D STATES GOV:

MENT

lemorandum

j

i SAC (15'7-2815).;

(VoLume f)

FROM :

SA Cal M. Biterin

DATE: 2/13/23

SUBJECT: 540

. connection with the destruction of channelizing memoranda, the intormation contained on ti

serials listed below was incorporated in a report dated

4191.

this report was made from serial _

167

through serial

226

The review for

Volume

In accordance with the above, the following serials are to be destroyed:

Serials (List by serial or serial scope.)

SEARCHTA

SERiAl:ins

Ta6 2: 1973

FEI - SAN DiEGO

No. of copies -

Approved _1

it

Destroyed by -

2'35

Date 2-21-731

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Memoran.

TO

: SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-3224)

FROSS : SAC, LOS ANGELES (157-6836) (P)

SUBJECT: NATIONAL SCCIALIST AMERICAN

WORKERS PARTY (NSAWP)

EM - WHITE HATE GROUP

00: LA

Re Phoenix airtel to Bureau, 8/10/72.

DATE: 8/31/72

As copies of

enclosures were not previously furnished

to San "jego, copies are

nonbadvised on 1/12/72 that according to Scott winchester,

31123/124

enclosed. As noted in

the LHM;

National Commander in July, 1972,he had not talked to Secret

Army Organization (SAO) people in over amonth.

• Above is furnished for your information.

San Diego

(Encl

2) (RM)

(1- 157-2815) (SAO)

LOS

Angeles

(1- 157-7318) (SAO)

ANC

(4).

157-2815-205

SEiTCHED._

SEMIALIZED

_FILED =2

SEP I

1972

FBI SAN DICEO

Bay U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

8010-108

•NA-65994_Docld:32989524_Page 33L

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OFTIQNAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1882 EDITION

GSA POMA (41 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES G

RNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

FROM : SAC, SEATTLE (157-1830) (RUC)

SUBJECT:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EXTREMIST MATTERS

DATE:

8/29/72

Stillia"

Re Seattle letter to Bureau, 7/11/72.

The following sources have been contacted,

none of whom have been able to furnish any information

as to the existence of the above mentioned organization.

Source •

Date Contacted

SE 845 Euros

*SE 100-1-

ESSE 109:3-Er

ESSE 21101ste

CSSE 1093-B:1

6/19/72

6/22/72

8/4/72

8/7/72

8/2/72

Agent

SA LOUIS M. HARRIS; JR.

SA LOUIS M. HARRIS, JR.

SA SIDNEY •E. RUBIN

SA SIDNEY E. RUBIN

SA CHARLES R. ST. JOHN

The above sources have been instructed to

immediately advise this office upon receipt of any infor-

mation concerning this organization.

Whereas no pertinent information has been determined

concerning the existence of this organization, this case

being placed in a RUC status in this division. For the

information of San Diego, Seattle continuing investigation

on SY ANDERSON to obtain background data as he has been

reputed to be leader of this organization in Seattle.

2 - Sea Die

- San Diego (REG)

SER:set

(3)

152-2815-204

SEARCHED_

_ INDEXED

SERIALIZED_

_FILED_

SEP 2 1972

FBI-SAN DIEGO

Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

Hoope tit

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File-Serial Charge Out

FD-5 (Rev. 6-17-70)

-File

Serial No.

152=2.815

Class.

Case No.

Last Serial

• Pending

• Closed

Description of Serial

ETO: 197007-400-586

Date

Date

Charged

eriel $ 203

Signeed

Employee

RECHARGE

"Date

To

From

Clork

Dato

Do Not Remone

Date Charged

Location

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1R004 WA CODE

12::09 A: 9-2-72 L'E

NITEL 9- 1-72 LRS

TO SAN

DISCO (157-2815)

FROM ACTING DIRECTOR (157-23577) 2P

SECRET APHY ORGANIZATION (SAOS, EXTREMIST MATTERS.

RESDTEL AUGUST IWENTY-NINE LAST.

KEVIN I. MARONEY, DEPUTY ASSISIANT ATTORNEY GENERALS INTERNAL

SECURITY DIVISION, DEPAPIMENT OF JUSTICE, ON SEPTEMBER ONE INSTANT

ADVISED AUTHORITY GRANTED FOR FORMER SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN TO

TESTIFY IN ANSWER TO THE PROSECUTION'S QUESTIONS DUPING THE TRIAL OF

GORGE MITCHELL HOOVER, SUPERIOR COURI, SAN

DIEGO COUNTY, SAN DIEGO,.

CALIFORNIA, AS TERE FURNISHED THE BUREAU BY

TELECOPIER ON AUGUST

TWENTY-NINE LAST. ASSISIANT UNITED STATES ATTORNEY CAUSA). PHILLIP

HO FILSINCER, SAN DIEGO, WILL BE ADVISED SEPTEMBER SEVEN NEXT BY

MP.. MARONEY THAT TESTIMONY OF CHRISTENSE! IS TO BE LIMITED TO

A"SUERING ABOVE-MENTIONED QUESTIOIS OF WHICH AUSA IS ANAPE..

CONFERENCE IS TO BE HELD DY AUSA FILSINGER WITH FORMER SA CHRISIENSE"

PRIOR TO HIS APPEARANCE AS A WITNESS TO INSURE HE UNDERSTANDS

LIMITATIONS OF HIS TESTIMONY AND

THAT IN ACCOPDANCE WITH CODE OF

END PAGE ONE

Out see funertil Letter in 9/5 sir

in +11 644 39960

157-2815-202

39/1/52132

in present?.

Dust bet

Me: F. lis

3/5/75 d

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• PAGE TWO

FEDERAL REGULATIONS, TITLE EIGHTEE!, SECTION SIXTEEN POINT IWELVE,

DATA OBTAINED WHILE IN PERFORMANCE OF DUTIES AS SA CANNOT BE DISCLOSED

UNLESS APPROVED BY THE ATIOPNEY GENERAL. ADDITIOVAL DATA PERUIRED IS

TO BE FURNISHED THE DEPAPIMENI IN ORDER THAT CONSIDEPATIO! CAN BE

GIVEN AS TO WHETHER SUCH IS TO BE DISCLOSED. AUSA IS TO BE PRESENT

DURING TESIIMONY BY CHRISTENSEN IN ORDER IO PROTECI GOVERNMENT'S

INTEREST.

MR. MARONEY REQUESTED AUSA BE ADVISED BY SA! DIEGO OFFICE OF

THE ABOVE AND INDICATED IT WOULD BE DESIRABLE FO KNOWLEDGEABLE SAS

ÓF SAN DIEGO OFFICE TO BE PRESENT DURING CONFERENCE WITH CHPISTENSEM

AND AUSA.

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San Diego, California

August 30, 1972

Mr. Steven L. Christensen

Post Office Box Number 2

Kanosh, Utah

Dear Steve:

In reply to your letter of august 23ra, I can certainly

understand your reluctance to testify for the reasons men-

tioned.

However, as you are well aware, there are few willing

witnesses in any criminal prosecution and the nature of the

subjects involved dictate they be brought to the bar of justice.

I have been advised of your communications with Mr.

John A. Hewicker, II, Assistant District Attorney, San

Diego county, in this matter, and hope that as a result

thereof you will arrive at a

mutually agreeable course of

action.

I would like to mention that any proposed trial testimony

regarding information developed as a result of your official

duties as a Special Agent of the FBI must be identified and

furnished to the Department of Justice in order that considera-

tion can be given as to whether information is to be disclosed

by you.

SA Earl M. Petersen will coordinate this matter and will

assist you in any way possible.

With hopes that the ends of justice will be served with

the minimum of inconvenience to you, and that you and your family

are adjusting to your new environment, I am.

Sincerely,

-

Addressee

San Diego

(157-2815)

81-157-3017

HOOVER)

REX I. SHRODER

Special Agent in Charge

Peteran

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San Diego, California

August 30, 1972

Mr. Steven I, Christensen

post Office Box Number 2

Kanosh, Utah

Dear Steve:

In reply to your letter of August 23xd, I can certainly

understand your reluctance to testify for the reasons men~

tioned. However, as you are well aware, there are few willing

witnesses in any criminal prosecution and the nature of the

subjects involved dictate they be brought to the bar of justice.

I have been advised of your communications with Mr.

John A. Hewicker, II, Assistant Districi Actorney, San

Diego County, in this matter, and hope that as a result

thereof you will arrive at a mitually agreeable course of

action.

I would like to mention that any proposed trial testimony

'regarding

information developed as a resuli of your official

duties as

¿ Special Agent of the FBI mist be identified and

furnishes to the Department of Justice in order that considera- •

tion can be given as to whether information is to be disclosed

by you

SA Barl M. Petersen will coordinate this matter and will

assist you in any way possible.

With hopes that the ends of justice will be served with

the minimin of inconvenience to you, and that you and your family

are adjusting to your new environment, I am,

Sincerely.

- Addressee

San icga (157-2015)

(1-157-3017 HOOVER)

ROX I. SHIRODER

Special Agent in Charge

Getersen

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Kanosh, Utsh

August 23, 1972

Rex I. Shroder

Special Agent in Charge

Federal Bureau of Investigation

San Diego, California 92103

Dear Mr. Shroder:

In connection with the investigation and prosecution of the

shooting of Paula Tharp, for which Geroge M. Hoover has been indictad,

I have received correspondence from Mr. Hewicker of the San Diego

County District Attorney's Office asking whether I would be willing to

testify in this matter.

The purpose of this testimony would be to

substantiate the reliability of Howard fodfrey as an informant and to

provide information as to the custody of the weanon involved. I have

indicated to Mr. Hewicker that I would not be unwilling to furnish

such testimony but would be somewhat reluctant due to my present

circumstances. It would appear to me that the interests of the Bureau

and the District Attorney's Office, as well as myself, would be better

served if this information was furnished by someone still connected

with the FBI. Godfrey's reliability should

be a matter of record to

which Eorl Petersen could easily testify. Furthermore Mr. Petersen

has some first-hand knowlege as to the location of the weavon, and,

because of the nature of the incident, I imagine my testimony

in this

respect would need as much substantiating as Godfrey's.

Another decided disadvantage for me would be the disclosure

of my oresent whereabouts to individuals such as redresentatives of the

"Door", to whom you made reference in your letter of the Fifteenth.

I do not desire to be located or contacted by these or similar

neodle.

However, if this should occur, I intend to state merely that I left

the Bureau on the adyice of my personal physician, which would have

been an actuality within a veriod of a few weeks or months anyway.

I would certainly appreciate it if such a course of action

as I have mentioned could be made feasibla.

Sincerely:

Steven L. Christensen

P. 0. Box #2

Kanosh, Utah 84637

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IMENT

Memorandum

TO

:SAC, San Dieto

157-2815)

8/29/72

DATE:

FROM : SA EARL M. PETERSEN

SUBJEC: SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATI N

EX CREMIST MATIERS

Attached for the file is a cody of questions to be asked

of former SA STEVEN L. CIRISTENSEN at the trial of GEORGE

MITCHELL HOOVER On 9/7/72.

One cody is being placed in the

Hoover file, 157-3017.

The hand written original set of questions recewed from

taxixtextDeputy District Attorney John A. Hewicker II, San Diego

County has been placed'in the lA file of 157-3017.

A cony of the attached was forwarded to the Bureau by

teleconier on 8/29/72.

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On August 28, 1972, JOHN A. HEWICKER, II, Deputy

District Attorney, San Diego County, made available to the

FBI the following list of questions to be asked of former

SA, JIEVEN L. CHRISTEN on direct examination by the prosecution

suring the trial of GeORGE MITCiELL HOOVER beginning September

1972:

7,

1. Name ?

2.

Formerly employed as a Special Agent for the Federal

Bureau

of Investigation.

3.

for how many years?

4. Where was your last duty station?

5. How long were you assigned to the San Diego Office?

6..

During the time that you were assigned to the San Diego

Office did you become acquainted with an individual known as

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY?

7. When approximately did you meet GODFREY?

8. What were the nature of your duties as an FBI Agent

at the time you met HOWARD GODFREY?

9. How did you become acquainted with GODFREY ?

10.

was there a particular purpose in your becoming

acquainted with HOARD GODFREY ?

11. What purpose --?

12.

FOr HIONARD GODERZY

Was there in alternate agent designated as a contact

14.

13. who?

¡as GODFREY a paid informant of the FI?

Did the 3I in any way finance the operations

of the sAo?

16. How ofte; did GODFREY contact you as an informant?

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17. How were these contacts made?

18. During what period of time to your knowledge,

did it. GODFREY act as an informant for the FBI?

19. what type of information did GODFREY furnish you

luring the period that he was assigned to you as an informant?

20.. Do you recall the reported occurrence of the

shooting of PAULA THARP in San Diego in January, 1972, a

the home of PETEr 3UHMER ?

21. Did MI. GODFREY make any contact with you regarding

the alleged identity of the person who shot PAULA THARP ?

22. When ?

23. How was contáct made ?

Did MI. GODEREY at any time furnish you with a

weapon which was allegedly the weapon used in the shooting

Of PAULA THARP?

25. When ?

26. Who present?

27.

Where were you when the weapon was presented to

YOu by ME. GODFREY?

28. What type of weapon was it?

29.

What did you do with the weapon at the time it was

presented to you by Godfrey?

30. Did you notify any local investigative agency of the

information furnishei to you by GODFREY, relative to the identity

of the person who reportedly shot PAULA THARP?

31. What agency?

32. Who did you confide in at that agency ?

33. Did you furnish the San Diego Police Department with

the weapon at the time you furnished this information regarding

the shooting ?

34. Why not?

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35.

Did you tell anyone at the San Diego Folice

Department that you had possession of the suspect weapon?

36. How long did you have possession of the suspect weapon?

37.

Was the weapon ultimately removed from your possession

and turned over to local authorities?

38. Approximately when--?

39. Identify if possible this weapon.

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MAY 1882 EDITION

ESA FPMR (41 CMR) 101-11.8

** UNITED STATES GO...

NMENT *

Memorandum

TO

DATE:

SAC, San Diego 157

-2315

FROM : SA EARL M. PETEPSEN

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

SUBJECT:

EM

8/29/72

Attached for the file is a list of questions and answers

for writer's testimony 9/6/72 in the trial of SILLIAM FRANCIS

УАКОРЕС.

Deputy District Attorney RIMARD HUFFMAN, San Diego County,.

made avaibable the list of questions.

A copy of the questions is being placed in the YAKOPEC

File, 157-1820.

This list of questions

and answers were made available to

the Bureau by nitel this date for authority for writer to

testify.

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The following questions will be asked of SA EARL M. PETERSEN

on September 6, 1972, by the prosecution as direct testimony

in the trial of WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC:

1. Question: How long have you been assigned as a Special Agent

in the San Diego Office of the FBI?.

Answer: Since July, 1967.

d, Question: Do you know a person by the name. of HOWARD B. GODFREY?

Answer: Yes.

3. Question: How long have you known him?

Answer: About two and one half years.

4, Question: Has he ever, performed any services for the FBI?

Answer: Yes.

3,

Question: In what capacity?

Answer: He furnished information to the FBI concerning matters

of interest to the FBI.

I, Question:

For what period of time?

• Answer: Since 1967.

7. Question: Vas he a paid informant?

Answer: Yes he was.

8, Question: Was he assigned to infiltrate any particular group or

groups?

Answer: Yes he was.

Question: What pa:ticular groups was he assigned to infiltrate?

Answer: The Minutsmen and the Secret Army Organization.

10.

Question: How lorg did you work with Mr. GODFREY in his capacity

as an informant?

Answer: Mr. God"-ey has contacted me on occasion for about two

years.

1le

question: Were u the primary agent responsible for Mr. GODFREY?

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Answer: Only since July 10, 1972.

Question: Who were the primary agents?

Answer: Special Agent JORDAN NAYLOR and former Special Agent

STEVEN CHRISTENSEN.

13, Question: What was your responsibility for Mr. GODFREY?

Answer: I maintained contact with him when CHRISTENSEN was not

available.

14.

Question: Did Mr. GODFREY report regularly to the FBI concerning

the activities of the Secret Army Organization?

Answer: Yes he dia.

15. Question: How often did he report?

Answer: On practically a daily basis.

I Question: Were you present when Mr. GODFREY was first made

available as a withess to California Authorities?

Answer: Yes.

17, Question: When did this take place?

Answer: June 26, 1972.

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OSA FAMR (11 CFR) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GO. ERNMENT

• Memoranum

TO

:

DATE:

FROM :

SAC, SAI DIDGO (157-2815)

SA LAWRENCE F. WIRICK

8/23/72

SUBJECT:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

Re San Diego airtel and IHM to Bureau 8/18/72.

Referenced communication has been filed in

157-2815-172.

This communication contains information

regarding the activities and arrests of the subjects

of this case. Due to the volume of the communication,

copies were not designated for each individual file but

the communication should be consulted when writing

subsequent reports or letters.

157-2815

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157-1820

(WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC)

1

157-3017 (GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER)

1.

157-3290

(RICHARD FLEURY)

1

- 157-3289

(GENEVIEVE FLEURY)

1

157-3001

(JERRY LYNN DAVIS)

157-2931

(ROBERT MAYER, JR.)

1

157-2546

(HORARD FRANCIS CLARK)

1

-157-3388

(VAHL BOYLE)

1 - 157-2177 (THOMAS, LEE FORREST)

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3211 Fifth Averue

Post Office Box 3636

Sun i 23, 2a11Eo2nla 92103

1972.

Special Agent In Chasge

18th Distriot

Office of Spacial Investigations

United States Air Force

4325 Pacific Highway

San Diego, California 92106

Dear Sir:

This is in reference to your request that

incoration regarding the secret Amy Crganization,

anti-Comunist paramilitary organization in the San Diego,

California, area, be furnished to your office.

An extensive investigation conducted by this

office has failed to demonstrate any propensity for

violence directed at the laguna Air Force Station or any

other military installation in the San Diego, California,

area by the Secret Army Organization.

Inasmuch as

investigation has failed to disciose any evidence that

Office of Special Investigations has an interest in or

responsibility for investigating, it is not felt, at this

time, that further dissemination regarding this matter

would benefit or ba of use to your office.

Please be assured that the Federal Bureau of

Investigation vill contime its investigative efforts

in this matter, and till promptly advise and keep your

office current

of any developnents on part of the Secret

Aruy Organization that have a bearing on or relate to

your investigative interests.

1-Addressee

very truly yours,

1- San Diego (157-2815)

AUH:VAN (2)

• REX. I. SHRODER

Special Agent In Charge

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TO :

SAC, PHOENIX

7-1173)

Date received

8/14/72

leceiyed from (names or symbol number

PX7831

Meshod of delivery.

• (check appropriate blocks)

* in person

& by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

[by mail

orally

Dictated

to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

arrest of SAO members in the San

Diego area 6/26/72.

Date prep

8/14/72

Received by

SA Clarence L. Crandall

recording device

Dute of Report

written by Informant

8/14/72

Date(s) of activity

8/6/72

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-37-A

* INDIVIDUALS DESICNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date .

Remarks:

Source advised that he has learned indirectly that JERRY LYNN

DAVIS, who has 'been in jail in California since July 5, 1972, was

released from jail during the first week in August, 1972, and is row

Living % PAULA HELTON, 3618 Nereis, La Mesa, California,

telephone

714-466-5074.

Source advised that DAVIS is the leader of the group

known in the

San Diego area as the SECRET ARNY ORGANIZATION, anC that

he and three other menbers of the group were arrested by the San Diego

Police Department on or about. June 26, 1972:

The charges against

them were based on the possession of explosives and illegal weapons.

Source advised that the above-mentioned arrest was also based

on a shooting wherein the gun of one HOWARD GODFREY was used. I'he latter

is also a member of the SAO and an alleged "double-agent" type informant

foi the F.B.I. Source stated that it is the intention of the SAO to

embarrass the F.B.I. in some unexplained manner when the above-mentioned

SAO subjects come to trial.

3 - Phoenix

1 cc 157-1173 (SAO)

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ICEX080-28687

1.

Ce 157-620 (MA)

1CE 157-3000 (Ders),

Block Stamp

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MAY 1852 EDITION

OSA FPMA (41 CTR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GO RNMENT

Memorandum

TO : SAC (157-2815)

DATE: 8/8/72

FROM : Danny Morris

SUBJECT:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

inis date SA ROY RELSA, OS1, San Diego, requested informatior

concerning the secret Army Organization stating that the Lagun

Air Force Base had requested this information.

He was advised that their office would be furnished current

data on the SAO as soon

as current report is completed.

Furnish

• OSI with latest report and or copy of LHM when it is

available.

1 - San Diego

DM: am

(1)

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FBI - SAN DIEGO

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SUBJECT:

MAY INE MOIT:AN

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LNITED STATES GO

NMENT

Memorandum

SAG, SAN DIEGO (157-1820) (P)

SA JOE A. WEATHERALI, JR.

WILLIAM FRANCIS YACOPEC

EM-SAO

00:

SD

DATE: 7/29/72

A Confidential Sure

Throughisce to

HETTER's client/

YACOPEC tOld HETTER that he is on the

periphery of the

SAD and was not allowed to join the

group.

YACOPEG has heard from

"members"

of the SAO which

he did not meen that they (the SO members) are planning

to KIll onE si two dozen

"long hairs" in San Diego in

September or October.

YACOPEC stated that he cannot tell

authorities of this matter as his wife will be killed

within 24 hours.

YACOPEC told source that the Police Department

haven't arrested anyone who is significant in the

organization.

HETTER made further conments not related to

his conversation with YACOPEC. He stated that he believad

VIC WALTON,

Attorney,

to

•be an associnte of the SAO.

Most of INCORIC's associates are armed with hariguns

cat all times.

FETTER commented that HOARD GODFREY had

testified before "the Grand jury, vithout consulting his

attorney and considered this unusual.

HETTER stated he provided this information in

order to possibly prevent innocent persons from being

harmed.

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SA EARL M. PETERSEN was advised 7/20/72.

The above information regarding a possible

SAO plan was carefully paraphrased to protect the source

of dissemination to the following agencies by SA JOE A.

WEATHERALL, JR.:

Date

Person Contacted

7/20/72

*7/20/72

REUBEN BRANDON

Detective, SDPD

NANCY BYRD

Deputy Sheriff

Intelligence

SDSO

7/21/72

JIM BERRIAN

Special Agent

CBI

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•I Covor Shect for Infarmuri: Roport or MY.

FIL 30i /REN. 9-30-098

Ins bormant

Date received

Received from (rame or symbol number)

7-5-72

PX. 783-E

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

[X] in person

7 by telephone

] by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

[X] orally

Dictated

to

Transcribed

Authenticaied

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Undated communications from SAM, aka JERRY

DAVIS at San Diego, Calif. re SAO.

Date prepared

7/6/72

Received by

SA CLARENCE I. CRANDALI

I recording device

Date of Report

written by Informant

Date(s) of activity

JUNE 1972

File whore original is located ifnot attached

Originals returned

to sour

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES VERE NOT DISCUSSED.

- Information recorded on a card index by

on date

Remarks:

Informant furnished the printed material which is attached

hereto in Xerox form.

ANY UTILIZATION OF THIS INFORMATION IN FORM SUITABLE

FOR DISSEMINATION MUST

BE PARAPHRASED. ADEQUATELY to

PROTECT THE INFORMANT.

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IDENTIEIES

Comrade Wells,

•In case you have notheard yet we have been up to our ears in

cops over here. They pulled a midnight raid and arrestad four

persons.

They are holding two of our guys on $50, 000 dollars

bond each. All told they have them charged with six attemped

murder charges, plus/and other mickey mouse things. This has

to be one of the biggest frame.ups in history of right wing groups

I willsend you copys of newspaper clips in a few days. Lam

going to see some lawyers tomorrow. Keep your powder dry.

SAM

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

UNDERGROUND BULLETIN

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

JUNE 1972

" The people never give up their liberties but under some delusion". Edmund Burke

Fellow members,

At a recent meeting of the SAO General Staff a very important problem was discusse

and the decision to issue a new Organizational Directive made. The problem is that si

new members who join our organization and then immediately become totally inactive.

Typically these new members submit a well" qualified application form together with

their membership fee. Unfortunately, after being accepted as provisional raembers

they never pay a month's dues or send in any report forms. It would really help us to

know why some of these people have acted in this way. Did our organization turn out

to be something different than they expected ? Did they expect a fancy uniform and rifl:

to be handed to them on a silver platter ? Or did they suddenly become afraid to stick

their neck out ?

Whatever the reasons, it isn't fair to our good members to waste time and money ca

those who do nothing to help or support the organization. Therefore, effective imine-

iately, the following rules shall apply to such cases as mentioned above.

1. It, three months after submitting an application to the SAO and being accepted a:

a provisional member, the new member has not begun the basic correspondence irainins

submitted monthly report forms, paid monthly dues, or provided a reasonable excuas

for not having done the above, their file shall be turned over to our Intelligence Section

for special attention.

2. If, after six months, the member in question dosen't respond they shall be dog

from our rolls and their names shall be circulated to all members as a potential see: cie

risk.

We don't mean to imply that a member can't resign from the Secret Army Organianti

However, we do require that a menber notify us of there intent and reasons for doing s

If this new Organizational Directive applies to any member in particular let him tale c!

and govern himself accordingly.

GENERAL STAFF - SECRET ARMY ORGANIZNII

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O PREPARE CUNS FOR STOR

Se BURXING

Although cosmoline can be purchased in many surplus stores, it may be more

practical to make your own from the following directions. One advantage to makilg

your own preparation is that it is much easier to apply while it is in a warm state.

Heat non-bleached petroleum jelly ( ember-vaseline) in a small pan or can. Add

30 or 40 weight motor oil to obtain the proper consistency. Using an inexpensive

throw-away paint brush as an applicator, brush the warm solution over the weapon.

While the solution is still warm it can also be poured into those hard-to-get-ai-areas.

One large jar of peizoleum jelly and approximately one-hali guart of motor oil

is sufficient to prepare several weapons.

When the solution has cooled it will set and form a protective coating over the

weapon which should then be wrapped in sheet plastic ( available in most hardivare or

paint stores) or in a G. i. plastic gun case (available in most surplus stores ). Wrap

well and seal with black electrical or plastic tape. It is also wise to enclose a small

sack of silicagel crystals to keep the moisture out.. These crystals can be purchased

at any industrial chemical house or most applicance stores will give thera away as they

come with cartons of appliances when shipped and they usually have an abundance on

supply.

Long guns which cannot be easily torn down can be stored in surplus rocket type

• boxes readily available in most surplus stores.

Try to obtain aluminum or stainless

steel containers since they will not tend to rust when buried. 20mm ammunition cans

are adequate and a convienient size container for burying smaller weapons and other

items. They should be well sealed. The cans should be wrapped in plastic io prevent

rust.

Buried containers should have at least one and a half feet of earth over them. Que

should be careful also in selecting an area to bury material. Areas that coula be ficoded

during even the most unusual weather conditions should be avoided.

Buried containers should be in such a position that they can be found easily and

quickly ivithout the use of maps. This can be done by correlation between two or more

specific points that will remain in tact, such as trees, large rocks, etc. To assist

your memory, paces should be marked off by using the day, month, and year of your

birth or that of some family meiber which you can easily remember.

Another suggestion would be for burying containers along or near roadways which

are marked with numbered signs indicating the foolage of road per county.

These sizas

are permanent, but it must be remenbered that the state has a 500 foot right avay on

most roads which means the brush may be cleared or the existing road might be widened.

Ali material which is buried should ba checied within three to six wecks for sosting

or sinking of the ground.

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GENERAL RULES OF GUERRILLA WA

LARE

1. The first rule of guerrilla waifare is to dispease with

any

rule or set of rulas which results in routine or predictable activity.

Any time the enemy commander can

anticipate what the guerrilla band

will do next, he can then lay a trap by which his superiority of

numbers and equipment may be brought to bear upon then with devasta-

ting effect.

2. Military action by guerrilla bands cannot achieve maximum

effect unless intelligence and security capabilities are developed to

an equal degree of parfection, principally through the cooperation of

friendly non-combatants.

3. Propaganda warfare is one of the guerrillas nost effective

weapons. It must be waged continuously to demoralize the enamy,

enlist support of the civilian population and to justify the existence

and actions of the guerrilla bands.

4. Each member of the underground novement must be rendered

Immune to the enemy's propaganda by continuous counter-propaganda.

They must realize that the enemy is certain to spread lies about their

leaders, to try and break the bands up by encouraging petty jealousies

and dissensions, to make them feel their fight is hopeless,

to encourage

then to get on the winning side, to offer mercy and rewards to those

who voluntarily surrender. Most of all enemy propaganda will be aimed

as destroying the individual organization member's faith in the honesty,

capability and true motives.of other members of the underground nove-

•ment.

5. Surprise 1s the main element of successful guerrilla warfare.

No matter how vigilant the enemy may be there will be times your band

can take him by surprise.

Perhaps he is tired, perhaps sleeping,

perhaps he is in an area where he feels so completely safe that he

lets down his guard-- that's when you hit him.

:

6. Any guerrilla that wants to keep on living must constantly

remind himself that war is not a sporting proposition-- never give the

communists an even break.

7. Genarally speaking guerrillas must work in snall bands. From

five to fifteen is usual but even here its best not to get into a rut.

If the encay commander in your area knows you always work in small

groups he can then divide his available anti-guerrilla forces into

groups of 15 to 25 and thus cover more ground than if he had to mala-

tain groups of two or three hundred to make certain his forces would

always out number any guerrilla band they happened upon.

8.

The guerrilla leader must always keep ils thinking one step

ahead of the

enemys. Here are some examples:

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A staff ca

illed with unciny officers is

velling along the

highway when

the

driver sees sonothing ahead.

they dras closer

they see it is a man, apparuntly dead, spravior in the middle of

the highway. The car stops and

the enemy oificers got out so in-

vestigate.

Suddenly the "corpse" rolls over and cuts them down

with a machine gun.

This little trick might work several times but eventually the

enemy will figure it out.

The driver of a truck full of enemy troops

sees a "corpse lying in tho road. Quickly he stops the truck. The

troops pile out of the truck and riddle the "corpse" with bullets.

Too late they discover its only a dummy made of old clothes and straw.

They are caught in a murderous cross-fire between guerrillas hidden

along both sides of the road.

Most are killed but one lives long

enough to

tell what happened.

A few days later another truck of troops sees a "corpse" lying

in the middle of the highway. The driver has been forewarned so he

knows better than to stop. Instead he steps on the gas, runs over

the dummy as he speads on around the next curve in the road-- perhaps

into a hidden land-mine. Or perhaps into a chain stretched between

two trees. Or perhaps onto a part of the highway that has been

covered with fresh oil which sends the truck skidding over an embank-

ment.

What will the next truck full of troops do? What can you figure

out so you will still be thinking one step ahead of

the enemy?.

9. Generally speaking the guerrilla band must avoid superior

forces. When attacked by a superior force the guerrillas must quickly

• retreat or disperse.

who a superior force

when the enemy stops, they may return to harass

him-- or perhaps they won't.

When the enemy is exhausted they may

attack-- but again they may not. When the enemy retreats the guerrillas

may give chase-- but only if they can be very sure they are not being

led into a trap.

10. Guerrillas must always fight at a time and place of their own

choosing-- never at a time or place of the enemy's choosing.

* 11. Before any raid on enemy troops or installations the guerrilla

leader must obtain complete and accurate intelligence on the number

of

the enemy on hand, the number near enough to be called on for assistance,

amount and type of enemy armament, location of sentries, scouts or

protective patrols and all other information that will effect the plan-

ning or conduct of the raid.

12. All raids against the enemy must be exactly planned and cara-

fully rchearsed. It is oftin desirable to draw a miniature copy of the

enemy installation so chot all members of the raiding party can

out their respeciive duties several times to make sure they do rot

forget

or becone confused in the heat of battle.

13. Everything that could possibly go wron must be auticipated

ne alcornare plans made to cope wirh any eventuality.

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14. Guerrillas should strike a violent lightning blow that leaves

the enemy stunned at least long enough for them to make a safe retreat.

15. In no case must the guerrilias allow themselves to be drawn

into a long pitched

battle with enemy troops.

16. So long as friendly forces of the conventional military

are able to retain their offensive potential it is expedient for

guerrilla forces to coordinate their activities with such friendly

croops.

17. Guerrilla bands must always nove in secret - their whereabouts

must always be hidden from the civilian population as well as from

.enemy troops.

• 18. When possible always attack the enemy at places which are

distant from centers of population as this will reduce the possibility

of his making reprisals against friendly civilians.

19. If a lone enemy soldier is way-laid in the city or suburbs it

is best

to carry his body away where it can be buried and the grave

camouflaged so his commander will not know whether he has been killed

or has deserted.

Take his uniform and hide it carefully where it can

be later retrieved. It might come in handy.

20. The guerrillas must always operate in their home territory

where they have intimate knowledge of their surroundings. If driven

from their own territory by a superior enemy force they should return

as soon as they safely can, provided that their main hida-out has not

been discovered and there is no chance of an enemy ambush.

21. Guerrillas must make every effort to stay friendly with any

civilian population in their territory as the civilians may be their

best source of food, other supplies, or valuable information about

nearby enemy forces.

22. It is almost essential that the guerrilla band have at least

one secure hide-out where they can rest up, store their supplies and

care for their wourded. This hide-out may be in some large forest or

mountainous area but such is not always necessary. During World War II

one Russian guerrilla band had their headquarters in a storm sewer.

Another band headquartered in the basement of a hospital in one of the

smaller towns. Another operated from an abandoned coal mine.

23. The guerrilla band should have one or more alternate hide-outs

and be ready to move quickly and quietly to another prepared location

in case their main headquarters is discovered. To preserve maximum

security the location of these alternate hide-outs should be known to

the least possible number af their own band.

24. To operate successfully over long periods of time the

guerrilla band must have plenty of space in which to manuever--

preferably a large enough area that the enemy is incapable of

covering all of it with anti-guerrilla forces at one time.

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• 25. Guer

la activity is most suilably

ducted in muuntains,

swamp and other types of terrain that are inaccessible to tanks,

large guns and mechanized forcas but with proper strategy at least

some guerrilla activity can be suited to almost any type area-- even

large cities. Furthermore, due to the widespread use of light weight

weapons such as the bazooka and rocoilless rifle it must be expected

that mountains will provide somewhat less protection to guerrillas

in future war's than they have in the past.

Therefore it is essential

that underground activity be diracted against the enemy under every

possible condition and over the widest possible area so as to prevent

his concentrating nis forces for a complete "nop-up" operation in

any one district.

26. Guerrilla furces cannot ordinarily afford to take prisoners.

If you are lucky enough. to captire a high-ranking officer or party

official he may ba held for ransom or as a hostage to guarantee against

extreme brutality by the enemy or raprisals by the enemy against the

civilian population. With extreme caution he may be traded for

guerrillas held prisoner by the enemy.

Most .commonly any captured enemy must be shot. If prisoners are

taken they must ba kept in chains and closely guarded day and night.

If one were to escape he would certainly lead

the enemy back to your

hideout.

27. Due to their superior forces, the enemy may make several

mistakes and still fight effectively.

For the guerrilla band a single

mistake may lead to complete annihilation. Therefore every activity

must be conducted with extreme caution and complete secrecy.

28. Guerrillas must be extremely tidy housekeepers. Garbage

thrown out around camp may attract biids which in turn may alert the

• enemy. A tin can, carelessly tossed aside may catch the sun just

right to be seen by a scouting airplane.. While on the march a broken

branch or a thoughtlessly dropped match

cover may give your presence

away to the enemy who could radio ahead to set up an ambush.

29.. Each member of the band must be constantly alert that his

own action does not give away the guerrilla position to the enemy.

In remote areas the smeli of smoke may carry for many miles. Even

cigarette smoke can give away the sentries position to a quietly

approaching enemy scout.

On a dark night the glow of a cigarette

can be seen

for 300 yards. With a good pair of binoculars it can

be seen for a mile.

#it

30. A single careless or obscinate member must not be allowed to

endanger the lives of the other members of the band.

31. Guerrilla forces caunt afford defeat and are poorly

equipped to care for casualties. Therafore, action against the

enemy must be taken only urder such conditions as insure maximum

opportunity for success.

32. Before any actlon is ialien against the enemy one oi more

clear paths of retreat must he assured.

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33. If a

oderrilla is kiilad in action o

or menbers of the

band should try to take his body rid: them as they retrcat.

Ti

will become very demoraliving co the enemy if he is constancly

aware of his own casualties but sess no evidence of guerrilla

losses.

34. If a member of the guerrilla band is wounded then tha

..other members must carry him away at all costs-- even at the cist:

of their own lives. This is essentiai both for the morale of the

band but to make certain the fallen guerrilla is not tortured inco

revealing the identity of his friends and the location of their

camp.

35. Guerzilla forces selcom attempt to occupy territory in the.

usual sense. Instead they seck to dominate the territory by con-

tinuous raids, ambushes and harassment of enemy troops to such an

extent that continued occupation by enemy forces is no lorger worth

the price they must pay.

36. Success in guertilla warfare dapends largely on superior

mobility.

Transport and movement are therefora of great importance to tha

guerrilla band. So long as

the civilian population is allowed to usa

their automobiles the guerrillas can (rich forged identity cards)

do likewise.

If the civilion populacion is rigidly controlled oc

largely enslaved then the guerrillas must depend on other machods of

transportation.

Bands that must nove on foot are limited in the distance over which

they can operate.

Possible targets for

sabotage must be within two

or three nights narch. Even then the guarrillas are apt to be badly

fatigued before they go into action and they will have trouble getting

away without being discovered,

Suppose that a guerrilla scout reports that a poorly guarded

supply column is camped 30 milas ama;.

The guerrilla band may need

these supplies desperately but if they must travel by fuor the enemy

will likely have moved on before they can get there. These are

serious problens for which aaci band must find solutions depending

on their own conditions and terricory.

37. Close cooperation beiween different bands is seldom required

and may be undesirable. Increfora it is more important that cormuni-

•cation between bands be secure than choi it ba fast.

38. Each guerrilla band is responsible for its own actions eod

bears the pain of its on mistakes without drawing other bands irso

any calamity that may befali it.

39. When anti-guerrilla accivity becones very intensa, laces

bands should disperse inco a miner of small bands that can tido

easier, move taster and and litter through enemy lines will: less

risk of detection.

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40. The

is a big difference between sa

struction.

guerrilla activities must be

cause minimal damage to private property.

age and wanton de-

-unducted so as to

41. Hit-or-miss sabotage is not nearly as effective as coordin-

ated sabotage that strikes systematically at some few essential

industries of activities vital to the enemy at that particular time.

42. Targets for raids and sabotage must be carefully selected to

achieve maximum damage to the enemy with least risk to the guerrilla

band. If the enemy has an abundance of guns but is low on ammunition

then burning a warehousa full of guns will not count for much whereas

burning a warehouse full of ammunition would be a vital blow.

43. Each military action against the enemy must be planned in such

a manner that the amount of ammunition and supplies captured are at

least enough to replenish the amount expended in that action.

44. Both offensive and defensive guerrilla activity is vitally

dependent upon accurate knowledge of the enemy's strength, location,

movements and so far as possible his intentions which is usually

best obtained first hand by guerrilla scouts.

45. In the event that troops have settled down in the guerrilla

area for a long and routine occupation, efforts should be made to

determine whether or not they are completely loyal to the foreign

ideology before antagonizing a possible potential ally.

46. The guerrilla must be continuously imagining himself in the

shoes of his enemy. He must get to know how the enemy is likely to

react in any given situation.

He must be able to guess what the

enemy commander will expect his band to do next. In this way he can

often anticipate what the enemy will do. By then acting in some

totally unexpected manner he can continuously catch the enemy in a

series of embarrassing situations.

47. Guerrilla forces must remain widely dispersed throughout the

entire area of enemy occupation. They must never accumulate in large

numbers in a given area that the enemy can surround and eventually

starve them out or gradually close in on them.

48. Guerrilla forces must be always alert to possible anti-

guerrilla action, that may be taken against them and constantly

prepared to take suitable evasive action.

49. The guerrilla bands most essential function is to guarantee

its own continuation.

The very existence of the guerrilla band

requires the enemy to guard against then and in so doing they are

drained of manpower, supplies and equipment which the enemy forces

might be needing badly in some other area.

S0. Clear-cut victory is seldom possible either with or against

guerrilla warfare-- the side that holds out longest will be the

ultimate winner.

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Piease fill out and return to your assigned mail drop as quickly as possible. If you

have not yet been assigned a regular mail drop, Mail to: P. O. Box 5791, San Diego,

California 92105.

CODE NAME OR IDENTIFICATION NUMBER:

ADDRESS:.

_ZIP CODE:.

(Only if changed from last month)

BASIC CORRESPONDENCE TRAINING PROGRAM: (Enclose $3.00 for each program)

Intelligence

Security

Propaganda

Recruiting

Special Note: Each program must be ordered only upon completion

of the prior program. Enclose payment when order-

ing each program.

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION MATERIALS:

S. A. O. Stickers (50 for $1.00)

.Other Materials Needed:-

S.A. O. Leaflets (50 for $1.00)

(Recruiting forms, Histories, Etc.)

CONTRIBUTION TO S. A. O..

MATERIALS

S.A. O. DUES FOR.

S. A. O. DUES FOR_

TOTAL ENCLOSED-

DESCRIBE BRIEFLY YOUR ACTIVITIES PERTAINING TO THE ORGANIZATION DUR-

ING THE PAST MONTH:

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SECRET RECIPES

HOME-ALADE EXPEDIENTS

• CHERRY BOMB

12 powders from cherry bombs

1 fuse from cherry bomb

one snufl can 2"' high and 1" across

about 50 bebes

After powder and bebes are in can, put lid on.

Take ice pick, punch hole in top of lid. Slip fuse

in. Then cover can completely with airplane glue around the base of the fuse to hoid in place bet-

ter when thrown.

PLASTIC

Potassium Chlorate

Petroleum Jelly (Vaseline)

A round wooden stick or rolling pin

Spread the Potassium Chlorate thinly on a hard surface. Roll the round stick (rolling pin) over the

crystals to crush them into a very 'fine powder (until it looks like face powder). Take 9 parts of the

powdered Potassium Chlorate and one part of vaseline, and knead them together until a uniform

paste is obtained. Detonate with a blasting cap or with a . 30 caliber fused blank.

BLACK POWDER

Potassium Nitrate - 25 parts

Charcoal - 3 parts

Sulphur - 2 parts

• Dissolve the Potassium Nitrate in an equal amount of water. Pulverize the charcoal and sulphur,

• and add the Potassium Nitrate solution to obtain a thoroughly wet paste. Allow to dry.

FAST BURNING FUSE

Trist soft cotten string into three strands. Moisten black powder to form a paste and rub the

paste into the twisted string. Burns 30 to 40 inches per minute.

SLOW BURNING FUSE

Dissolve one part of Potassium Nitrate or Potassium Chlorate and one part of sugar (granulated)

in two parts of hot water. Soak the string in this solution. Twist the string into three strands and

allow to dry. Birns about 2 inches per minute.

FUSES

Fuses can be made by soaking course paper in a solution of gun powder and acctone (nail polish re.

mover) overnight, then drying. Cut strips and twist together.

Also, by coating a cotton string with

a sticky substance, then dipping into gunpowder, coating all surfaces. A time delay fuse that can

be used without a match is made as follows: Make a small pile of potassium permanganate and make

a small pile of it on the ground, making a hole in the center of it. Next pour in the hole. about an

equal amount of straight glycerine.

A flash will occur in about one minute. This method is bast

used when gun powder has to he used as a fuse... or for starting fires.

PACKAGE BOM.3

mouse trip

electrical wire

box or pachage

The mouse trap is the trigger. When the box is opened, the trap will close aud contret on to elec-

trical wires.

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JELLIED GASOLINE

Pour the contents of one bottle (1 pint 3 0%.) of Dynamo concentrated liquid laundry detergent into a

bucket or large mouthed can of about two to five gallon sive. Fill the detergent bottle twice; shaking

well to rinse it out with gasoline (any grade) and ace it to the detergent. You will now have about

3 1/2 pints (57 oz) of material in the bucket. The detergent will be at the bottomandthe gasoline o1

the top. Stir this rapidly with a wooden or wire paddle so as to mix in as much air as possible. Soun

the mixture will take on the appearance of soft vasoline.

Now add in a gallon of gasoline and stir again until the mixture thickens. At this point, transfer the

mixture to clean containers.

No return type beer and soda bottles are ideal. For chemical land

mines, use to gallon oil cans. The container should be filled approximately one third full of the

mixture.

Finish filling the container with gasoline leaving a little air space at the top. Place your

finger or hand over the opening and shake well until the gasoline and mixture amalgamate. You can

verify this by looking at the finger or hand occasionally to see if a film of jellied gasoline about an

eighth of an inch thick clings to it. When proper consistency is reached, the bottles may be capped or

corked. Cans should have tight fitting lids screwed on. This may be stored up to two weeks. Tie

a rag around the neck of each bottle being careful not to leave the ends of the rag too long or too loose.

If necessary, this mixture can be "cut"' 50'% with gasoline or other petroleum product. The tendency

to "cling" will suffer slightly, but consistency can he maintained by pouring off the excess gasoline

whenever the detergert refuses to "take" any more.

To use, saturate the rag with gasoline or the mixture from the bottle. Keep the flamable material

off of your person and clothing. Lighi the rag with maich or cigarette lighter and immediately serve.

Throw hard against a solid object such as masonry, concrete, or metal.

In using the mixture in

a chemical land mine, wrap three or four wraps of pri macord around a two gallon can and tie the prim-

acord under the can around a pound of explosive. This may be exploded either electricaily or by a per-

cussion such as a booby trap device or anti-personell fuse. Do not contact wires to the blasting

machine until after you have carefully removed all traces of your work and camouflaged the position

Never us any plastic article in contact with the above misture.

ARMOUR PIERCING BULLETS

Reloaders can drop a 25 caliber steel ball bearing into a .30 caliber bullet mould and thus have an

armour piercing bullet. It is also a duplex bullet as the ball bearing will keep going after the lead

has stopped.

SHRAPNEL MINE

Length of stove pipe

nuts, bolts, buck shot, etc.

wood

RAISEROMITE

dynamite

fuse

Block both ends of the stove pipe with wond after the stick of dynamite has been placed in the center.

and the nuts, bolts, and other shrapnel material has been placed around the dynamite. Hang froin a

NOTES:

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Luver sagar tor Informant Kapart or f

(Daco iRer. D-30-69)

)

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

5/19/72

1P×933E

Alethod oi delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

i in person

by telephone

by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

5/24/72 10-

1M.B

Transcribed

5/29/72

Authenticated

by Informant -

6120/72

Brief description of activity or material

SAO activity

Korally

Date prepared

6/21/72

Received by

SA Robert Schichie

_ recording device

Date of Report

5/19/72

Date(s) of activity

1 written by Informant

5/72

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-2707-45

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a card index by -

on date

Remarks:

1- SAN DiEGO (157-281)/R4)

1-157-1173

1157-1101

Block Stamp

Chetin

152-2015-122

SCRAT HIM

111019

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Phoenix, Arizona

Nay 19, 1972

Informaton was obtained that Captain STAN WILLIAMS'

check sant to the Secret Army Organization, San Diego,

CallIornia, for payment of membership lees and dues,

has

been cashed and returned,

Photostat of the check is

attached

hereto.

It is noted check is endorsed, "Secret Army

Organization, Sam Collins"

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SCOTTSDALE OFFICE)

SCOTTSRAE, ARIZONA

4122603441

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Cover Shest for Informant Report or d

F'D-30ti (Rov. 9-30-09)

'al

Date received

Informant

Received from (name or symbol number)

Date prepared

6/2/72

Received by

5/2/72

PX 783-E

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

« in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

SA CLARENCE L. CANDALI

by mail

orally

7 recording device

Date of Report

written by Informant

Dictated

to

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Undated cormunications from SAi, namely,

May 1972

JERRY DAVIS, San Diego, Califomia,

File where original is locaied ifnot attached

concerning the SEGRIf ARITY ORGANIZATION

Originals securned to soul

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*› ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by .

on date

Remarks:

Infosmant furnished the printed material which is attached hereto

in Xerox form.

CANY UTILIZACION OF THIS INFORMATION IN

BUREAU REPORTS 0? IRIS MUST BE PARAPILLASED

ADEQUATELY TO PROTECT MILE INCOLLANT.)

2 - Phoanix

(1cc 170-37-1)

• (Icc 157-1173)

S.AO

san Diego

Tico 157-28151 9:0

(Icc 157-3002) DAVIS

Block Stump

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JUN'7 1972

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We granted the interview with the newspaper women I wrote you about. It should be

out in a week or so, will send you a copy when its printed. We really put on a show for

this girl, the secret contact, meeting place, radio communications, etc. The whole secret

agent bit. During the interview she told us that the police had been out to see her after the

first article. The San Diego Police wanted to know who she had talked too (we mailed the

information for the first story to her). Later she had a visit from the feds asking her if

she would infiltrate our organization for them. They must be getting hard up for information

when they have to go out and try to recruit people. This girl might be alright, but we are

not going to trust her anyway. Its getting where I can count the people I trust on one hand

and still have four fingers left.

Enclosed are three more letters for you, two wrong addresses, and one hate letter.

Just so you will not think that you are the only one who gets these letters, I have enclosed

one we received a few days ago. If the literture we send out gets these types (religous

nuts and love creeps) so upset, then we must be on the right track.

SAM

..

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Sorry about the delay in mailing you the May Bulletins, we just did not have

the funds to pay for the printing until now. If nothing go's wrong we will be able

to print-up the Security Training Program and your Mail Drop Transfer Letter

this coming weekend. Hope to have the funds available for the Special Bulletin

the following weekend.

I have enclosed a copy of the first part of the newspaper interview we gave.

Will send you the other articles as they are printed.

The way we understand it

is that it will be a three piece article, The first one is not to bad. We have

been receiving articles from other papers in the area too, but they have all been

of the smear type.

On the subject of bulletins; when would you be able to write another one, and

what subject would you be covering.

Also would like for you to write the foremat

(one or two pages) for some of the bulletins. We have been trying to keep the

bulletins between 10 to 12 pages long.. The only original bulletin we have put-out

so far as the one you wrote on lock picking. I am fairly good at stealing material

and rewriting it, but have trouble writing anything orginal.

Would like to set-up another meeting with you in the near future. There are

some things we need to talk over with you that we cannot put in a letter. Let me

know when you will have some time off and we will try to make some arrangements.

SAM

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The shit hit the fan here this week again. We put out a Special Bulletin containing

information about some of the San Diego City officials. The fuzz was out to see me two

days after ive mailed it out. They told me that the city had assigned to detectives on

full time duty to keep an eye on SAO activities. The left fired bombed one of their own

cars and tryed to blame it own us, plus one of the city councilmen received a threating

phone call. The detectives told me that one high ranking left winger had call the police

and demanded they assign him policemen to protect him.

• We have been making some real good headway in setting up new groups in California.

Some of the new people we are getting are working out real well, others are the hanger-on

types. We are having a little trouble with some DePugh types up in Los Angeles.

They

don't like the idea of us organizing up there. If they start any trouble we will give them

more than they are looking for, you can bet on that.

We should have the May Underground Bulletin ready to mail out to you by the first of

the month.

We are reprinting the Communications Bulletin. Rewrote it to fit our group.

If we have the money I will try to print up both of the letters at the same time...........

Sorry to here about you being out of work again, no how it is trying to make ends meet.

I can only draw eight unemployment checks then I will have to go back to work. Sure wish

some fat cat would finance a few of us to work full time on organization activities.

Guess

there is no danger of that thou.

SAM

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41047160 nitorion noport or i

fpx.306 (ttv. 3-30-60)

Infirmunt

Dale received

Received from (name or symbol number)

3/21/72

PX 783-E

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

CA in person

I by telephone

I by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

.to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

•X7 orally

Date prepared

3/23/72

Received by

SA CLARENCE L. CRANDALL

recording device

Date of Report

written by Informant

Date(s) of activity

current

See below.

File where original is located inot attached

Quis. returneil to source

# INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AY ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infonnation recorded on a card index by

_ on date .

Remarks:

Source advised that information has come into his possession

in the form of two undated letters in photocopy for addressed

to "71501" from

"71401'

Copies of these letters, which pertain

to security measures being talen by an organization known as

SECRET ARITY ORGANIZAIICH, are attached hereto.

Source has also

determined that the code number 71501 is assigned to one EV MOORE

In Phoenix, and that the code number 1140L 1s

assigned to one

SAM DAVIS In San Diego by the SaO.

2 - Phoenix

(1 - 170-37-1)

(1 - 157-1173)

2

- San Diego

(1-540) 157-2815

(1 - Sam Davis)

157-2815-112

Block Stamo

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To: 7I50I

The March Undorground Bullotin should be in the mail to you by Ilth

at tho latosto. Will tandon 25 copies of it, If you need moro write.

Will sond you the Review Questions for the book Guerrilla at the same

timeo. Also will sond you a fow more copios of the book. I have set up

a front to buy books and am trying to order a lot of the Guerrilla book.

Am writing to the printing house that handled War of Wits, to see

If maybe thoy could locate a supply of that book.

I know that the hope

of finding any is not good, but feel its the best all around book on

underground warfare.

When are you going to be able to have the bulletin that you are

writing ready? Is it going to be ready to sent to the printer when you

Let us have it, or are we going to have to retype it and do the lay out

work? If you can have it ready to go right to the printer it will be

& big helpo

We also need to know hou many pages it is going to run. If

Its not at least Il pages long we are going to need time to write up some

additional material to fill out the bulletin.. Some where between Il to

Il pages would be ideal.

• It you do not have enough material on locks to fill out that many

pages fill free to use any othor material that deals with underground

warfare.

You have copies of our other bulletins so you know the many

areas that we have not covered.

I kept a copy of the names and addresses of the two members we sent

yous. Let me know that you recoived there records and I will destroy the

names and addresses. The membership applications I sent you on these two

membars are copies I made.

lo always destroy tho ones members sand in.

That way there is no application with a members nams signed.to it. Aro

you going to assign thass two a mail drop in your area or keep them using

the one cs hers.

It you keep them assigned to a mail drop in our area

we will assign then a new mail drop that we will use only for monbors in

your state. That way we can send you there lotters wopen by us.

"If possible drop one of the tables you are keeping for us. We will

only nood three.

One of the guys will not be able to make it. If you

can not drop the table we will pay for it any way.

PILOI

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та

FROM:

En Moor

7150I

7I)0I

Sorry about the delay in contacting you, but I have been roal busy since getting

backo As you mill noto I havo addressed this lottor to 7I50I.

This will be your

Haus ansignod you this block of numbers to use:

71502 20 71550

I suggost that you start with 71502 and work up when assigning numbers to people

you rocruit in porson or by an agent of yours.

then a person fron your area vrites

to us ovar here to join un to will assign then a number out of another block of

numbers and turn thon over to you..

As you vill noto on the Organizational Correspondence To Members (enclosed) that

"& book "Guorrilla" by Charlos l Thayer is listodo I am enclosing two copies of

this book to sont tho two membors: 7ilcl and 7I4I2 that I am turning over to you

at this time. Sond the books to them when they order the Intelligonce Iraining

Program. lo only have a vory snail amount of these books on hand at present,

am ordering anothor bunch and vill sont you additional copies when I got thon..

If you know of oüher paperback pocket books of this type ve may be able to use in

our training programs lot me knot. I plan to print a set of review questions to

go with the Intolligonce Training program that will doal with the book. Similar

to the one you trote on the old trining program,

I liked yours very much.

Both of the members I am turning over are assigned mail drop COI; Artist Sucply.

If you trish to assign than anothos mail drop in your area feol free to do so. If

not they can send in their roports, dues, etc. to 00I and we in return will send

them on to you at Mail Drop 005, the number assigned to the address this lotter

is being mailod to.

We have decided to try this break down on money:

• Duos $3 a monti you leop $2 and send us $I

Membership Fee you keep $3 and send us $2

*Contributions if sent ih with report form

you keep half and us half

*This is only for contributions members send in on roport forma. Any

additional noncy you can raise in your area to support the organization

is to be kopt by you to support your state organization.

If thore is any additional information or help ve can give you please let us

knotio.

Yours for Freedom

7ILOI

Sam Save

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SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDELINES - PERSONNEL STATUS RACINGS

NOVICE

TRAINSE

MEMBER (D)

MEMBER (C)

MEMBER (B)

• MEMBER (A)

LEADER (D)

LEADER (C)

• LEADER (B)

LEADER (A)

DIRECTOR

COORDINATOR

Classification for new members who have not proven themselves

or completed any of the Basic Training Programs.

Classification for those mombers who have completed at least

one of the Basic Training Programs or performod some other

routine operation,

• Classification for personnel who havo been members for a period

of at least six nonths but have not completed the Basic Training

Programs or taken part in any but routine operations.

-Classification for members who have completed the basic Train

ing Programs,

but have not taken part in "Special Operations".

Classification for members who have not completed the Basic

Training Frograms,

but have proven themselves by taking part

in "Special Operationg".

:.

- Classification reserved for mambers who have completed their

Basic Training Izograms and taken part in "Special Operations".

All members in this classification should automatically rato

the rank of forgeanto

Classification for Team Leaders who have not proven themselves

or organized thoir units to the excepted lovel. Team Leaders

in this classification should be assigned the rank of Second

Lieutenanto

- Classification for Group Leaders who have proven themselves and

organizod their units to the proper level. Team Leaders in this

classification should be assigned the rank of First Lieutenant.

Classification for Group Leaders. who have not proven themselves

or organized their units to the proper level.

Grous Leaders in

this classification should be assigned the rank of First Liou-

tenants

Classification for Group Leaders who have proven themselves and

organized their units to the excapted level, Group Leaders in

this classification should be assigned the rank of Captain.

Classification for Network Leaders. All personnel assignor this

classification must have provon themsolves beyond any

doubts All

Network Dircetors rate a rank of at least Captain.

Classification for Rogional or State Leaders. All personnel. ja

this classification must havn provon thomselves boyord question.

Coordinators rato a yank of at loast Captain.

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SUBJECT:

Organizational Corcospondence To Members (Outline)

20

3.

Lotter To Prospoctivo Member

History Of The Socrat Army Organization

To Prospective lembors Of The Secret Army Organization

Membarship Application Form

Join Tho Socret Arny Organization Leaflot (one)

IdentIfication Nunbor & Mail Drop Letter

Practical Security Moasures

The Combat Toam

Training Program Lotter

Preliminary Training Issson

Join The Socrot Army Organization Leaflets (5)

5.

Security Training Program

do Practical Security Measures

6.

Propaganda Training Program

----

Join The Seciot Army Organization Leaflet

Do. How To Organizo in Undorground Army Leaflet

To Recruiting Training Program

ao Prospect Data Iorms (5)

...

Special Instrustions:

The above order should ba followd in sending out the listed materials. Extra

material such as orgaizational bulletins on reapons, Personol Equinment, and

Booby Traps should bo sont to tho now mambers to fill in spaces bouveon tha rog

ular correspondencs.

the nomber should also bo sent each now moninly bullotin.

• Our main concorn duriny tno Corrospondence Phase will bo in keeping up the interest

of the now montor until in can contact them personally, or puù them in contact

sith othor mombars. The best may to do this is to keep them busy with printod

material.

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Cover Sheet for In'urmont Report or lAr

FD 206 (Rev. 9-31489)

Infemant

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number) •

5/10/72

783-E

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

in person

[alby telephone

[& by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Morally

Dictated

to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Infonrant

Brief description of activity or material

Source fumished Bulletin material per-

taining is the SA9 for the month of April,

1972.

Date prepared

5/10/72

Received by

SA CLARENCE L. CRANDALL

• recording device

Date of Report

written by Informant

April 1972

Daters) of activity

ADrIl 1972

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-37-1°

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

information recorded on a card index by

_on date :

Remarks:

Source furnished the April 1972. "Underground Bulletin" of

the

Secret Amy Organization.

The subject material in this

bulletin, which is attached hereto, is "the forced entry into

buildings, as it applies

to underground warfare,"---- and "ammonium

nitrate as an explosive."

Source advised that "Coordinators and Networl Directors' are to

submit a monthly report to SAO headquarters via the regular mail

drod oi by most secure route..

This report tabulates the nunber of

members in an area, number of bulletins received fro headquarters,

number of bulletins distributed, number of new members recruited,

1. - 170-37-A

1 - 157-1173

- San Diego (info) ¿157-2815)

1, Block Starnp

152. 115105

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adencicication numbers assigned, anount ot money

collected in dues and contributions, and amount submitted

to headquarters in san Diego.

Source advised that the 3A0 is starting out with the

policy of retaining sufficient funds in the hands of the

various coordinators whereby they can operate an independent

organization, so to speal.

The only expenses of 540 at

headquarters level involves the printing of bulletins

and the renting of lost Office boxes.

The State Coordinatos at Phoenix, Arizona iscurrently

• under instruction to include the State of Mer Mexico in

his recruiting esforts.

Source advised that some of the bulletin material

emanating IrOn SAl headquarters in San Diego is being

@isseninated over the signature or name "CAPTAIN SAM GOLLINS."

The latter is regarded as a code name.

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TO

FROM

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY INAS FOITISH

GRAFAHR (41 C7R) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOV

MENT

Memorandum

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

SA STEVEN I. CHRISTENSEN

DATE:

4/27/72

SUBJECT:

• SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EM - SAO

The attached bulletin of the SAO. was made available

by Deputy

Sheriff HAL TRIMBLE on 4/27/72. He advised it is a

copy of a bulletin received by the Lemon Grove branch of the

Southern California First National Bank.

He added that many

more copies of the bulletin had been recieved by various

groups and individuals around the San Diego area.

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

SPECIAL BULLETIN

As most of the citizens of San Diego County are no doubt aware many liberals, pinks,

reds, and other fuzzy thinking types will be bringing themselves and there gas masks here

in August for a "peaceful" protest during the Republican National Convention.

While local left-wing groups are preparing for the "peaceful" protest by stock piling

gas masks, flak vests, firearms and ammunition the city of San Diego is rolling out the

red carpet (aptly named) for these profession revolutionaries. Yes,

as strange as.it

may seem some members of the San Diego City government are going out of their way to

make sure these communist revolutionaries are made welcome here.

Mavourneen O'Connor, twin sister of City Councilwomen MAUREEN O'CONNOR

(Home address: 5821 Lauretta, San Diego, Telephone: 295-8693), is one of the more

prominent members of the community who is engaged in this strange behavior. Miss

O'Connor is employed by the Southern California First National Bank as a Community

Relations officer, taking time oft last year to run the campaign of her sister Maureen.

Her new duties are setting up a central headquarters for the protestors to use during

the convention. The Unconventional Center (also aptly named) is to be this headquarters.

Located at the corner of Jefferson and Riley Streets just six blocks from the Sports Arena

the site of the convention, the 7,800 foot warehouse is being stocked with the expected

services that may be needed by the protestors. These include; transportation, facilities

for the printing of propaganda, a telephone message center, legal aid services, and a

medical aid center.

These last two are odd, considering its to be a "peaceful" protest.

The bill for all this is being picked up by the Southern California First National

Bank who's chairman is ROBERT OSCAR PETERSON (Home address: 567 Gage Lane,

San Diego, Telephone: 222-4835). Mr. Peterson has not always been a supporter of

these left-wing type activities, in fact as late as January 1970 he was on the recciving

end of a smear article done by the San Diego STREET JOURNAL. The Street Journal

for those citizens lucky enough not to have seen an issue is one of many pro-communist

underground newspapers that operate in the San Diego area.

The article on Peterson exposed his business dealings with a number of large com-

panies; Foodmaker Corporation (owners of Jack In The Box drive-ins), and the Ralston

Purina Corporation among others.

At the end of the article the Street Journal made the

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Needless to say, the article never appeared. One can only wonder now that Mr.

Peterson is supporting these same type of penple if some kind of blackmail was not used.

Many of the members of the staff of the Street Journal live at a commune supported by

the paper at 173 4th Avenue in Chula Vista.

The first news conference of the Unconventional Center was attended by these noted

prominent city officials: Councilmen Gil Johnson and Jim Bates, and city manager Kimball

Moore. Others not quite so prominent attending were a long haired representative from

the Community Congress and Shari Whitehead, 24, a representative from the Convention

Coalition. The Convention Coalition is the group that plans to coordinate the activities of

protestors expected to arrive for the convention. While Mayor Wilson was not able to

attend this meeting in person he later made this comment on Mavourneen O'Connor's pro-

demonstration activities " I commend her for her energy and her efforts ".

Of all the organizations preparing to protest at the convention the Convention Coal-

ition is probably the most active. Some of the leaders of the coalition are; Peter Bohmer,

the off again, on again, economics professor at San Diego State, seen recently at 4931

Coronado Street, San Diego: Michael Kenneth, address 3777 Fairmont, San Diego; Pam

Williams, also seen at the Coronado Street address: and last, but not least, Doug Porter,

recently seen at 2445 Albatross, San Diego. Headquarters for the coalition are at 309

6th Street in San Diego.

While the Intelligence Branch of the San Diego Police Department has reported to

"city officials the militant activities (stock piling weapons and explosives) of these leftest

groups the city fathers have annoy all warnings:

Instead of spending every dime the

city can spare on weapons and equipment to help the police put down a possible riot the

powers to be believe the money can better be spent for SENSITIVITY TRAINING.

While the left is planing a full scale battle the public officials of San Diego spend the

tax payers money on sensitivity training for the police department. And guess who they

pick to teach this garbage, a foreign born (Iran) Professor of Psychology who was kicked

off the staff at San Diego State because of his profanity and teaching of left-wing views.

JAUAD EMAMI was a Assistant Professor at SDS before having been removed, he and

his wife Minou live at 3850 American Avenue in La Mesa. The 5'10", 190 pound, black

hair, brown eye professor was educated at UCLA and the University of Arizona. Emami

drives a white van (California ZM.J 181) and is payed $25 an hour to teach our policemen

, talk nice to these creeps that will be invading San Diego in August.

• Instead of hiring this fuzvy headed professor the SAO believes the City of San Diego

should have hired Lieutenant Cally, then at least the police would have received some

expert training on how to handled RED TRAITORS.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1002 EUITION

OSA RAMA (41 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES L

RNMENT

Memorandum

TO

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

DATE:

3/31/72

прогу

J:SAC, LAS VEGAS (157-997) -P-

SUBJECT:SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EM - SAO

00 San Diego

Rereport SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN at San Diego,

dated 1/21/72.

On 2/8/72, a review of the las Vegas City Directory

disclosed that telephone rumber 384-2046 is listed as being

the number of EDWARD B. JOHNSON, 2400 Sunrise, Apt. 12, Las

Vegas, Nevada.

On the same date, a review of the City Directory

concerning telephone number 642-4467 was negative..

Numerous

attempts to contact anyone at this number were met with

negative results.

On 2/28/72 U.S. Postal Inspector RICHARD POLZIN.,

Las Vegas, Nevada, advised that P.O. Box 2191 was originally.

rented on 9/6/68 by JULIUS STEINER,

2004 Brady, Las Vegas,

Nevada. STEINER identified himself by means of California

driver's license N-433240..

On 3/10/72, a check of the files of the Las Vegas

Police Department was negative concerning EDWARD B. JOHNSON

Or JULIUS STEINER.

Las Vegas indices were also negative

concerning these individuals.

On 3/10/72 and 3/22/72, spot checks at 2400 Sunrise

and 2004 Brady were negative and no automobiles were observed

registered to either STEINER or JOHNSON.

On 3/23/72, the individuals identified below were

furnished background

information concerning SAO, and all

San Diego

2

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2 - Las Vegas

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IV 157-997

advised that no information concerning this organization

has come to their attention:

Lt. JOHN CONNOR, Las Vegas Police Department,

Intelligence Unit.

Detective JOHN HOLLAND, North Las Vegas Police

Department.

It. MARTIN, Clark County Sheriff's Office.

These individuals stated that in the event any

Information is received by their respective department

concerning the SAO of any individuals connected with it,

such information would be furnished to the FBI.

LEADS:

SACRAMENTO DIVISION

At Sacramento, California:

Will review records of Department of Motor Vehicles

concerning JULIUS STEINER, DI #M-433240, fOX:

background and

descriptive data.

LAS VEGAS DIVISION

At Las Vegas, Nevada:

1. Will continue efforts to identify ED (LNU)

and attempt to determine if he is identical to EDWARD B.

JOHNSON, 2400 Sunrise, Apt. 12.

2.

Will attempt to further identify JULIUS STEINER,

2004 Brady, the holder of P. O. Box 2191.

3. Will, following receipt of the results of subpoena

to Central Telephone Company, Las Vegas, report the identity of

the subscriber to telephone number 642-4467 and determine if

this person is identical to JACK DOYLE OF JACK CONAN DOYLE, JR.

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VIO H. THOMPSON

MES E, SUNKER

OBERT G. SULLIVAN

DNALD MEGRATH I

THOMPSON, BUNKER, SULLIVAN & MCGRATH

ATTORNEYS AT LAW

BI4 SAN

DIEGO TRUST & SAVINGS BUILDING

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 9ZI0I

TELEPHONE 234-6781

March 22, 1972

Special Agent Gibson

Federal Bureau of Investigation

3211 Fifth Avenue

San Diego, California

92103

Dear Mr. Gibson:

As I am a former FBI Agent, one of my friends forwarded

to me information which she received through the mail from

a "Secret Army Organization."

You probably have this back-

ground information, but if not, I felt that it deserves

your consideration

and attention.

No herusk does not know why the literature was forwarded

She is employed by the Pacific Telephone Company

and several weeks ago she wrote a Letter to the Editor

which was published in the Union Tribune on the subject of

amnesty for the draft dodgers.

If you desire any further information concerning this matter,

please give me a call.

Very truly yours,

Vane E. Beeks,

James B. Bunker

JEB/hi

Encs:

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S

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

S

A

Dear Fellow American,

At the request of a mutual friend we are sending you this invitation to

join the Secret Army Organization.. Those of us who have been members for

some time sincerely believe that our organization can be of real value in pre-

serving for future generations the land of freedom and opportunity which our

forefathers handed down to us.

It is the belief of our organization that the communist-socialist con-

spiracy has infiltrated the United States Government to such an extent that the

American people cannot rely on this country's elected leaders to protect them

from communist domination and slavery.

We believe that the time will come when the American people will have

to fight for their lives and their liberty. In this belief, we have formed in

advance a secret underground army with but one objective, to defend our con-

stitutional republic and to help our fellow Americans to do the same.

We do no want lukewarm members. We are an organization of people

willing to make any sacrifice necessary for our country. If you feel the same

way, we invite you to join us.

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

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JOIN THE

SECRET ARMY

ORGANIZATION

An organization of loyal Americans

dedicated to the preservation of both

national and individual freedom.

1. To prepare the means of personal de-

fense and survival in case of enemy attack.

2. To resist and expose the spread of

communist influence and propaganda within

our own national boundaries.

•3. To investigate by means of our own

secret memberships the infiltration of com-

munist sympathizers into American organi-

zations of government, business, labor,

religion and education.

4. To resist by any and all means the pas-

sage of laws which regulate the private

owiership of firearms or which detract from

the individual's ability to defend his own

family and personal property.

5. To promote knowledge and skill in the

use of arms by our own members and by the

general public.

6. To form in advance of actual need a

secret underground organization equipped to

spy upon, harrass and destroy troops of any

foreign power that might occupy United

States territory.

7. To lend assistance and support wherever

possible to other resistance organizations,

domestic or foreign, opposing communist

expansion or subversion.

8. To pursue these programs as private

citizens motivated only by patriotism and to

remain entirely free of government subsidies

or control.

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History of

the Secret Army Organization

Oue early morning in February, 1970, a group of six Minutemen leaders from

four states met secretly in Northern Arizona to discuss the crisis that the arrest and

imprisonment of two top Minutemen leaders and the assassination of a third had

brought on the organization. Although some of these men had met before in their roles

as Minutemen group leaders, others were meeting for the first time.

After nuch discussion, two principal points were agreed upon. First, that the

Minutemen as a national coordination organization of militant right-wing groups had

effectively been destroyed by the pro-communist ciements inside the Justice Depart-

ment. While individual units still existed throughout the country, few had the financial

support or leadership to be really effective. Second, that the need for such a coordi-

nating organization wasgreater than ever in view of the increased revolutionary. activity

by communists in the United States.

With these two points in mind, suggestions were p'at forward on a course of

action to be followed. After a meeting that lasted all that day and far into the next

morning, an overall plan of action was finally agreed upon. All present agreed to

merge their individual units together and form a new organization under the command

of one leader elected from among themselves, with the other five to be members of a

General Staff that would advise and assist the new leader.

While retaining the basic programs and policies of the Minutemen, it

was

decided that not only should this new organization have a different name, but also a

completely new chain of command and organizational structure. If the new organiza-

tion was

going to survive the attacks that befell the old one, a whole new approach

would be needed. Never again could the arrest or death of a few leaders be allowed to

cripple the entire organization.

For this reason it was decided that only a highly disciplined military type

orgainization with a definite chain of command would have any chance of success. This

then, was the beginning of the Secret Army Organization. Beginning with an original

force of hard core patriots that numbered fewer than two hundred, the Secret Army

Organization began the job of picking up the pieces and continuing to fight for national

and individual freedom.

Using this cadre of dedicated personnel as a nucleus, the

S. A. O. has becn recruiting and training new members in the skills they will need as

the freedom fighters of tomorrow.

The leaders of the S. A. O. have no idea of fighting a last ditch stand. We have

no desire to commit suicide ourselves or to let our members do so. We have a

strategy which we believe will ultimately lead to victory. Only one thing is essential.

We must start preparing and training NOW! We of the S. A. O. believe that our country

is worthy of any sacrifice. If you feel the same way, we invite you to join us.

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A. 0.

в т. 0. BOX 5791

SAN DIEGO, CALIF. 92105

APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP

NOTICE TO APPLICANI: 'All information on this form vill be kept confidential. All

records of members of the Secret Army Organization are stored in a way that they

can be swiftly destroyed to keep them from falling into unauthorized hands.

Name-

_Sex.

Age

Address

Marital Status -

(Street)

State

_Wife's Name-

Zip Code -

_Telephone

Date of Birth

(Month)

(Day)

(Year)

Occupation

Education

Special Subjects Studied

Do You Speak or Read Any Foreign Language?

Veteran

Branch

Highest Rank

What Service Training Have You Had That You Feel Would Be Beneficial To This Organ-

ization?

Physical Description:

Height

_ Weight

Color Eyes

Color Hair.

Health: Good -

_ Fair.

_ PoOr.

Any Physical Disabilities or Limitations?

Any Public Speaking or Organizing Experience?-

_ If Yes, Pleas Explain:

How Many Hours A Week Could You Devote To Working And Training With the S. A. O. ?

Hours

_Best Time: AM.

_PM.

_Weekdays.

Weekends —

CERTIFICATION

I am a loyal American Citizen dedicated to the defense and survival of the United States

as a Constitutional Republic, free from all socialist and communist policies. Enclosed

is my $5.00 membership fee.

I agree to pay $3.00 each month to the Secret Army

Organization as membership dues.

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To Prospective Members Of The .

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

The Secret Army Organization is the most active, most completely dedicated and

most selective in its membership of all the many patriotic organizations in America.

We are willing to make any sacrifice for our country and we fully expect that some of

us will have to make the ultimate sacrifice before victory is achieved. Our very lives

depend on each other. There is no place in this organization for bunglers, playboys or

lukewarm conservatives. If you join the Secret Army Organization, there might easily

come a time that your life would depend on how competently some other member had

• learned his job.

Unless you are especially well informed on the domestic and world political

situation, it is probable that you have a lot to learn about the present threat our nation

faces. Unless you have had many years experience in actual underground warfare,

there is undoubtedly a lot you can learn from the experts in our organization who have

developed and supervised our training program.

OUR NATION IS IN IMMEDIATE DANGER

It is possible that within a very few years, perhaps even within months, our

nation could be conquered and enslaved by the communists. To prevent this we must

know as much as possible about our enemies. Unless we know who they are and what

they are doing we will not succeed in our efforts to maintain a free America.

THE RESISTANCE MOVEMENT

In driving an invader from your land the resistance involved goes through three

stages of development.

1) The Underground Network

2) Active Guerrilla Warfare

- 3) Open or Conventional Warfare

The conventional warfare stage uses everything in the way of weapons that the

enemy does but must also have active guerrillas and underground agents working against

the enemy, too. In the present state of military tactics conventional warfare cannot

succeed unless

these other two ingredients are used simultaneously.

The first step is to form an underground network. An active guerrilla system

must have the support of an underground network of approximately three times its own

size. This underground must supply the active guerrilla fighter with supplies, con-

cealment, information, etc. An underground network starts with departments of

intelligence, security and propaganda in that order.

Sabotage, espionage, subversion, infiltration, escape and evasion, training,

clandestine fabrication of supplies, counterfeiting enemy documents, recruiting, com-

munications and propaganda are other phases of underground activity. Each member

of the Secret Army Organization, to be effective, must have a working knowledge of

all these tactics as well as the military tacties more commonly associated with guerril-

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ASSIGNMENT TO UNITS

-"do

Many people that inquire about membership in the Secret Army Organization

seem to have an idea that they will be immediately accepted into an active unit.

Look at it this way. Suppose you had spent a year or more carefully recruiting and

training until you had a hard hitting team where every individual was reliable, dedi-

cated, and had confidence in his fellow unit members. Wouldn't it make you mad to

have the national or regional organization assign some rank amateur to your unit

that you you knew little or nothing about?

Before any new member is assignedto an active unit or to an important under-

ground project, he must undergo a period of training. During this training he will be

directed through the mails by an experienced member and some of his activities may

be observed by other members without his knowledge. Only when a new member

proves himself to be conscientious, trustworthy, self-disciplined and able to operate

effectively alone will he be accepted as a "'secure member" and invited to participate

with other unit members in a teamwork operation.

EXPENSES

Unfortunately, most good things don't come cheap. Although we make every

effort to keep down the expense of membership in the Secret Army Organization, you

must expect to pay your own way.

Dues to the Secret Army Organization are $3. 00 per month. This money is

absolutely necessary for use to maintain our central files and headquarters, for

postage and printing, to finance our extensive intelligence network, and to maintain

training areas.

Each member will have other expenses depending on the type of activity he is

engaged in. Every member will be expected to buy his own gun, ammunition and

other basic combat equipment. During training the new member may be expected to

buy certain books or subscribe to certain magazines that his work requires. During

this time the new member will also be supplied with reading material on the strategy

and tactics of guerrilla warfare. This home work will make it possible for him to

fit in quickly to an active unit and participate effectively in actual maneuvers,

marksmanship training, etc.

Following this preliminary training a member may be either assigned to an.

. existing unit, assisted in organizing his own unit if he has shown sufficient leadership

qualities or become part of an underground network.

Upon your acceptance into the Secret Army Organization you will be given a

definite scries of projects described in writing so you will know exactly what will be

expected of you.

We hope that you can succeed in this effort because your country desperately

needs patriots at this time.

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3211 Fifth Avenue

Post Office Box 3636

San Diego, California

March 23, 1972

92103

Mr. James E. Bunker

Attorney at Law

814 San Diego Trust & Savings Building

San Diego, California

92101

Dear Mr. Bunker:

I wish to express my appreciation for your letter of

March 22, 1972, enclosing material relating to the Secret Arny

Organization, which had been received by an acquaintance of

yours, Mrs. E. M. Lusk.

If it is believed further information in this matter

is necessary, you will be contacted by a Special Agent of this

office.

• Sincerely yours,

ROBERT W. EVANS

Special Agent in Charge

Addressee

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OFTIONAL FORM NO, IE

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UNITED STATES GU

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Memorandum

TO

: SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

DATE:

3/17/72

THE

FROM hISAC, BAIIIMORE (157-6675) RUC

SUBJECT:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EM-SAO

00: San Diego

::

Re San Diego report of SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

dated 1/21/72.

Enclosed for San Diego 1s one copy of Baltimore

• report of SA JOHN J. GROGAN titled EM-MINUTEVEN.

Enclosed report should provide sufficient information

regarding the Minutemen Organization operated by JESSIE CLAYBURN

SIEVENS Of Brentwood, Maryland.

Baltimore has a separate case

on JESSIE CLAYBURN STEVENS and it should be noted that STEVENS

1s carried as ARMED & DANGEROUS.

Informant

The most current information supplied by BA T-21n

enclosed report indicates that JESSIE STEVENS has continued.

to lose popularity in the Maryland area.

This loss of popu-

larity and support can be attributed to constant accusations

that STEVENS is an informant.

Statements made by ROBERT DE PUGH

concerning STEVENS' character have also considerably weakened

his support since the writing of enclosed report.

Contacts with the following sources who are familiar

with White Extremist activities in Maryland, and specifically,

Minutemen operations conducted by STEVENS, failed to indicate

that STEVENS has formed an alliance with SAO.

Sources Indicate

that STEVENS may have formed an alliance but has not made this

Information generally known:

BALTIMORE

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SAC, SAS DIEGO (157-2815)

ANNAPOLIS

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BA 1898 E(Prob)

DAID:

3/17/72

2/28/72

THE SECOND AFME

Detective CHARLES TENNY of the Baltimore County PD,

Intelligence Division, conducts White Extremist Investigations

in the county.

TENNY has advised he is aware of SAO activity

on the west coast.

He has, in fact, corresponded with this

organization.

Detective TENNY, after canvassing his white

Extremist sources in Baltimore County, corroborated the 1n-

Iormation that STEVENS has not formed a working alllance with

Godden Er Diego dã one dog de 291t220

10.006 O÷

On 3/14/72, Baltimore Division received a copy of

& Dallas Informant Report.

Dallas Informant Di. 393-E advised

•on. 2/14/72 that a Minuteman supporter named ROY BROWN, from

Christoval, Texas, had been in contact with JESSIE STEVENS.

In an exchange of

' letters between BROWN and STEVENS, It was

Learned that stevans is going to travel to texas and on into

Mexico in the last hali of March, 1912. Baltimore nas no

Information re specifics of this trip, but San Diego might

contact Dallas to see if STEVENS attempts to contact any SAo

supporters In Texas.

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In view of the above information, Baltimore is no

longer conducting any further Investigation regarding SAO and

the proposed alliance with JESSIE SIEVENS' organization.

office of origin determines by west coast investigation that

such an alliance exists, Baltimore should be notified and

they will reactivate Investigation.

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GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY

- OF SAN DIEGO

2020 EL CAJON BOULEVARD

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA. 92104

PHONE 297-4754

EDWARD A. FURBUSH

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"SAN DIEGO,.

Feb. 22, 1972.

RE:

The enclosed was inserted in the mail slot of our door during the

night of Feb. 21, 1972.

Having worked for the F.B.I. myself, I hesitate sending in this type

of material but it makes

me furious to think someone would pass this

type of thing out.

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NIXON

DESCRIPTION

FULL NAME: Richard Milhous Nixon. DATE OF BIRTH: January 9,1913 at Yorba Linda,

California. FORMER OCCUPATIONS: Used car salesman, law clerk, second rate congress-

man, and mediocre Vice President. PRESENT OCCUPATION: Professional liar and double

crosser (part time employment as United States President). WEIGHT: 170 pounds. EYES:

brown. HAIR: black. HEIGHT: 5'11". 'RACE: White. NATIONALITY: Claims American

citizenship but actions prove this unlikely. LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 1600 Pennsylvania

Avenue, Washington, D. C. (Rumored to have a California hideout.)

CRIMINAL RECORD

RICHARD NIXON (alias Cry-Baby Nixon, alieas Tricky Dicky) is an expert in disguises and

has successfully passed himself off as an anti-communist in the past. He may again try using

this disguise if pressed for votes in 1972. Saying one thing, then doing the opposite is Nixon's

MOA. While he campaigned in 1968 on a platform of curtailing socialism he has in fact done

more to establish a socialistic dictatorship than either of the last two Democrat administra-

tions. His economic policies have continued to enrich Big Industrialists while rising prices

and higher taxes have all but reduced the average worker to a state of financial slavery. This

criminal has even made vicious, attacks on small children (forced b using to acheive "racial

balance") and has caused the destruction of local school systems. WARNING: Nixon suffers

from an EMPEROR COMPLEX and becomes extremely dangerous when criticized.

CAUTION

Trickery and deceit are Nixon's trade-marks. At the present time Nixon and his chief hench-

man HENRY (CZAR) KISSINGER are engaged in forming an alliance with another gang of

criminals, the Red Chinese. The RED CHINA GANG have slaughtered an estimated fifty

million of their own people since coming to power. This Godless horde of barbarians killed

thousands of Americans in the Korean War (shooting captured soldiers and starving and tor-

turing prisoners of war). The RED CHINA GANG have been supplying the NORTH VIETNAM-

ESE BANDITS with weapons and bullets to kill American soldiers in another no-win war in

Vietnam. The very fact that Nixon is dealing with these ARCH ENEMIES OF FREEDOM is

enough to convict him of treason. DO NOT LET THIS CRIMINAL STEAL YOUR FREEDOV.

DEMAND HIS ARREST BY PROPER AUTHORITIES AND HIS TRIAL FOR THE CRIME OF /S^ - 28).5

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

SA DONALD R. BELMONT

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EM

DATE:

3/9/72

Attached letter re captioned organization was

received this date

by mail at the Escondido RA from DoNNA

LEE HARILEY, 615 N. Melrose Drive, Calif.

No action being recommended, and it is suggested

no acknowledgement be made of receipt of letter, since any

acknowledgement results in another flood of letters from

her.

(1).

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CONFIDENTIAL

Donna Loe: Hartley

615 N. Melroso Drive

Vista, California

92083

Fobruary 29, 1972

Mr. Belmont

FBI

659 Escondido Bivà•

Escondido, California

Dear Mr. Belmont:

Since reading about the FBI files and records being stolen by

Radicals, I Implore you to either destroy my last lotter about

the secret Army Organization or send it back to me, and not to keep

it in your regular files,

• If this Is what is done with all

correspondence. Also, it's hard to say who will be the next director

of the FBI, Or

whether he, or the people he appoints will be able to

be trusted--as. I. Edgar Hoover and his mon. There will never be

a man as good or competent as J. Edgar. Hoover.

And I fear for the

safety of our Country, 1f and when he retires! (I do not trust Nixon,

I don't oven respect him, and he is not, what many people used to

think he was:b.)

If the SAD, are truly dedicated Counter-Revolutionary's, then they

are your only hopo, and mino, and it would seem that every loyal

Polico Officer and

the battle with us, shoubd we be taken over-or Civil War break out.

Therofore, it would be In your best interests to either destroy

che lotter 1 gent inquiring about the sAo, (aitor talking to Nancy

sara, oi the Sheriff's Dept. Deputy Bird) I feel more confident, that

they are all I hoped they would be, and also, out to help the Police

and to protect them.

Because of Gout' Interferenco I'm sure the SAO wouldn't have wanted

me writing to you, not because they don't trust fBI agents or

J.Edgar Hoover (I'm sure) but because they know there are Red's high

up in the Gort.

and they don't trust fly Attorney General's anymore,

for which I don't blame them!! (Any Attorney General who would quit

to try to get Nixon elected, has to be very left of center--to put it

mildly. Except for J. Edgar Hoover and you FBI agents, and the

Conservatives--Washington D.l. is rotton to the core!!!!

I would nover betray the Sao, and I guoss I shouldn't have written to

you about them, In case the fbI records get into the WRoNG HaNDS, but

I just wantod to find out your profossional opinion on them, and also

find out, 1f I actually walked into a Rod trap.

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March 7: 1972

I sincorely hope you can indood, have my previous lotter in regard

to the SAO destroyed. If 1t ever got Into enemy hands, which 1t

surely would 1f a loftlat vero to be appointod as director of the FBI,

I would be assasinated, and perhaps. my children killed too.

Much to my shock the Reds already know about the SAO, (but HOW, I don't

know, as thoy maintain the utmost in secrecy and securityo and 1f

the Communists: hate them, (or us) as much as they say they do, they

they must be wonderful people:

• If the SAO are true patriots, with high principles and standaras, and il

they have faith in God to deliver us from our brutal deadly enemies,

thon I would do all I could to holp them--within tho Law.

The only reason I revealed all this information to you, and to my

friends: In the San Diago County Sheriff's Dopto, 1s becauso, is: I said

to Sgt. Paul Franklin, I know I can trust you, and we are on the same

side. I never would have given this Information

I to tho Sheriff's Dopt,

If I didn't know him, and many of his men personally, and in fact I

worked on his campaign to elact him Sherlff, as did many a John

Birch Society momber, who new for sure he was a loyal America, and

*i Wan LOT LAW AND ORDER, and an Anti-Cemmunist By him,. I moan

Sheriff John Duffy.)

I askod Sgt. Franklln, to keop the SAO matorial out of the regular

1105. All we can do 1s HOPE, that the Shorlff's Dopte, and other

Law Enforcoment agencies aron't Infiltrated with Rods!

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After much studying and serious reflecting, I can see no hopo for

Amorica, unless we ALL band togother in a highly organized Countor-

Attack, In a strong purposeful underground group and fight for our

Ilborty and our llves--ar olse bo reducod to a satollito slave nation.

Who could know the inside story botter, than the top milltary mon

Who aro lording the Counter-Revolutionary's? They were not allowed

to win the Korean or Vietnam wars, and had to watch sur fine young men

d16--1n valn. (50,000 they tell mo, In the Vietnam war, alone, not

to mention the Korean flascoo) The blood from these

men--criog out

for justico, and for recompense, from the criminals who ordered them

üo die--for nothing--or for the Viet Cong, or Soviet KGB!

Surely God will grant eventual justice fer these men--as woll as all

the murdered American Policemen, and those of the rest af the free

world also The traitors shauld not go free.

MAY GOD HELP. US--

Very Respoctfully,

Ammo fe tartley

Donna Lea Hartley

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MAY 1092 EDITION

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UNITED STATES GOVERNI

Memorandum

:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2815) (3)

:

SA DONALD R. ZELMONT

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

IS - SAO

DATE:

3/6/72

Attached hereto is a letter received at the isconaido

RA FrOm DONNA LEE BARTLEY, 615 N. Melrose, Drive,

In which she advises she has joined the SAO because of her con-

cern over the Communist threat.

letter.

She was informed that the FBI could not furnish her

any information concerning the sAo or advise her as to whether

should or should not

join this organization. She stated

she became interested in the SAO after she read

an article in

the San Diego Union concerning the shooting incident involving

PETE BOvER, in which "the communists were blaming the shooting

on the SkRox SAD. "

She thereafter wrote a letter to SAo and

she received some literature on the history of SAO and also

received an application for membershio in SAo, which she filled

out and sent in.

She stated since making application with sao she

has realized that this organization condones violence, which she

does not.

however, she plans to remain in the organization, for

the time being at least, for the sole purpose of obtaining infor-

mation concerning its activities and furnishing it to the

San

Diego County Sheriff's Office.

She has written to Sgt. PAUL

FRANKLYN, Intelligence Unit, SDSO, and a kaux Deputy NANCY BYRD

of the SDSO has come to see her and has indicated she will be

She stated the SDSO

has indicated they will pay her dues in the sAo.

It should be noted that DONNA LEE HAkEY is a prolific

letter-writer, not only to the bureau out to the negspagers,

particularly the Daily Times-Advocate, condido.

She is very pro-

Bureau and pro-law enforcement.

She appears to be dosessed with

t'e inea of becoming an informent; however. It is not recommended

that she be utilized as such.

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No Melroso Drive

sta, Callfornia

92083

bruary 25, 1972

VITAL

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as to the SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

In the Law. It 1s: a Counter-Revolutionary

ed becoming active in it, 1f they are:

wondering--could they be a Red trap?

electronic surveillance, counter-

Infiltration tactics, etc.

Le side of the Police and FBI I would

fore sent me an application.

(Which

on the side of the Police and FbI.

the thought dawned on me, that maybe

¿'trated, how do I know?

It seems so tragic to me, thai

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, no death penalty even.

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ppiness"--supposed to do?

• the seeming inevitable

sworn to regist a takeover

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voing strangled, in a pincers

I sympathizers at the very top

os at the bottom--the Revolutionaries!

SOMEBODY DO SOMETHING!!•

/ AGENTS???? Io the POLICE?

ded American blame those of us, who

r-Revolutionary Army--since.our own

¿ infiltrated?

The Police can no

have been rendered helpless and useless

Supreme court have destroyed America:

I don't Intend to break any laws--but some laws were made by Communist

Sympathizers.

Those of us who have the Spirit of 76 in us, simply

cannot sit back and passively wait to be engulfed In the most hideous

tyranny and slavery and evil, that the world has ever known.

DO YOU BLAME US?

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Donna Lee Hartley

615 No Melrose Drive

Vista, California

92083

February 25, 1972

FBI

Mr. Bolmont

Escondido, Callfornia

•Dear Honorable Sir:

I am seeking your expert advice:, as to the SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION,

and to whether or not 1t is within the Law. It Is a Counter-Revolutionary

milItant group. I have considered becoming active in 1t, if they are:

truly what they claim to be. If, indeed they ARE on the side of the

Police, and the F.B.I. Or, I am wondering--could they be a Red trap?

They have sent me literature on electronic surveillance, counter

revolutionary combat training. infiltration tactics, etc.

I told them, if they "were on the sido of the Police and

FBI I would

be glad to join them, they therefore sent me an application. (Which

at onco verifled that they were on the side of the Police and FbI.

Alter I sent the application in,

the thought dawned on me, that maybe

'It's a trap. Maybe they are infiltrated, how do I know?

..

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Mr. Belmont,

we at war.with Communism. It seems so tragic to me, that

we no longer have any federal protection, because of the permissive

courts, and traitorous juages, and now, no death penalty even.

What are those of us, who insist on llving in freedom, the "Pursuit

of Life, Liberty, and the Pursult of Happiness"--supposed to do?

Are we supposed to sit back and wait for the seeming inevitable

death warrant for those of us who have sworn to resist a takeover to

our last breath? We, the people, are being strangled,

in a pincers

strategy--the big Communists and their sympathizers at the very top

of our Government, and the little ones at the bottom--the Revolutionaries!!

In the name of Heaven, why doesn't SOMEBODY DO SOMETEING!!•

WHAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN TO YOU FBI AGENTS???? Io the POLICE?

Really now, can any true red-blooded American blame those of us, who

want to join an offective Counter-Revolutionary Army--since our

OWIL

armed forces are so mutinous and infiltratod? The Police can no

longer protect us, because they have been rendered helpless and useless

by the courts. The Reds in the Supreme court have destroyed America:

I don't Intend to break any laws--but some laws were made by Communist

Sympathizers.

Those of us who have the Spirit of 76 in us, simply

cannot sit back and passively wait to be engulfed in the most hideous

tyranny and slavery and evil, that the world has over known.

DO YOU BLAME US?

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In my profound grief

und heartache, and frustra

on over our

National situation, I have joined this Pro-American militant group.

The SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION.

But, I repoat--are they really Pro-American, or have I walked Into

& TRAP?

The Communists have succeeded in causing unprecedented

SUSPICION and FEAR, In our once great and glorious Nation. Now:

we are reduced to suspicious and wary warring factions--a CIVIL WAR!

As I have sald before--I would rather that we (my children and I) dio,

than to live under Communism. (The next world, with God, will be

better than this one anyway!)

If Red China 1s going to take us over (and 1t looks like soon) then I'd

rather work in an underground Resistance movement--and die like &

true American with Red blood in my veins, instead of a yellow stripe

down my back. (Though I'm not saying I'm not scared--or maybe even

paranoid--by now!)

I never thoughtsuch a disgusting thing would happen to our beloved

America.

Truly, it looks like the days of the Vigilantes--has

been forced upon us--(probably deliberately!)

santo the confused, terror steakon, and "chels hoarts

In my present

oconomic situation I suppose I have no right to

complain about "big Government"

, but--the rights of the people, the

Ireedom's and the

liberty are slipping away from us.

Should we let

1t all go down the drain--without a fight to the death?

Conservatives who are patriotic and love America have been silenced

and oven persecuted for their bellefs.

(I realize you know all this.)

Religion, God, and the Bible is now boing attacked, as is the sanctity

of the home.

I joined this group(S.A.O.) In the bellf, that they are Pro-American,

Pro-Police, and PrO-FBI.

may I please hear from you fI also wrote to Sgt. Paul Franklin, of

Vice & Intelligence.

as since doing some reflecting and pondering

over the Ilterature they sent me, I am wondering 1f I did the right

thing, or if I did walk into a TRAP.

It 1s my profound desire not do anything that would be frowned upon

• the true imerican FBI or truly dedicated Police. (I'm sure MiST

of them can be trusted--but I am now begining to wonder if the SAO

believes this.)

.. Nothing nor nobody, will ever diminish my great respoct and gratefulness

for the fbl: If the sal does, not feel this way about the FBI,

thon

thoro has to be something rong with thom, and in that case, I want

nothing t o do with them, and will tell them so. (In which case, I may

find mysolf being aimed

at from two directions.

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They may be okay, but I desperatoly, need your advice and opinion,

In this matter.

I don't want to do anything 1llegal, and I want

to help my country, not hurt it, in any way.

Frankly, I'm not sure

what I've gotton myself into--the intrigue and suspense is unbearablo.

In yesterdays secret malling of Ilterature to mo, I was told I will

bo sent training instructions in two weeks. (Counter-Revolutionary

Guerrilla Warfaro, actual Combat, and underground resistance tactics.

Most of the literature yesterday

was on electronic surveillance,

and the various weapons needed

plus. other equipment noeded. Plus the

stickers shown. below.)

FIGHT COMMUNISM

join the

SECRET ARMY

ORGANIZATION

write

SAO Box 5791, San Diego, Calif. 92105

seems. Logical, that if our Government is taken over completely

by the Red's--then you FBI agents, plus the loyal Pollce and all

true American Law Enforcement people, will be forced to join

somothing like this.

Right? Idon't seo what choice you will have.

Otherwise they will kill all of you. Please don't let that happen.

No matter

what our status in Ilfe, or economic braciet, everyone of us,

will have to pull together, unite and put everything we have into this

fight for survival.

The lines have already been drawn--there is no

middle road. With the Pro-Communist feeling now being fostered by

certain traitors in our Govt. and ALI the main news media--what choice i

we have--but to join an organization that trains us to fight the enemy,

with the resolve to overthrow him. The true Americans will be HATED

with a Satanic passion--because of this massive brainwashing of tho

general public going on right now. This. masochistic mania to embrace

bloody Red China--is the ultimate of Insanity and criminallty!!!!

It seems like an unreal, hollish nightnare to so many of us.

If the SAO is really what they say they are--and are not frowned upon

by the Polico--thon I will give them every ounce of my onergy and

dovotion and dedication.

If I don't hear from you, I will take it to mean that thoy aro okay.

(You peoplo

are so busy, this letter probably won't got read, but at

loast I got 1t off my chost.)

LET ME REPEAT: I WOULD NEVER DO ANYTHING THAT THE FBI OR J. EDGAR HOCVE

DIDN'T SANCTION.

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But--If tho loftists in the Govt. put a Communist at the head of the

FBI--that of course, would bo an entirely differant story.

Well--please forgive this long lottor.

But this whole Satanic mess,

makes many of us fear for our sanity--(which 1s what the Red's want--

to break our will tow in!!)

All I know, is that I will dio fighting rather than meekly and passivly

submit to the most brutal tyrants the world has over known.

(Il I'I wrong In joining the SAO--I IMPLORE YOU IO LET ME KNOW, YOU,

or the Sheriff's Dept., would be the only ones who could tell me what

I've gotton myself. intoa)

If they ask me to break any laws--I'm afraid I will have to say no--

then who's to say--they wouldn't have me marked as a traitor?

They, (the SAO) call themselves the "last line of defense against

Communism."

I thought it sounded good--since our Government is not

allowed. to protect us anymoro-nor is the Police. All I'm trying to do

1s detena my lamily- mysell, and all good loyal American's, including

you of the ffI., in my small humble waya

Right now--I am under surveillance by the SAl, as they said I would be,

for security reasons, if i joined.

THayoe. I am also under surveillance

by the Communists.

some mysterious guy, with sun glasses andasneaky

Look,

has walked by hore real slow periodically, with a scrunny that

is. unmistakable, for months now!)

They may be perfectly okay,

and my Imagination and suspicion may well.

be working overtime. But I'm somewhat confused by this literature they.

gont me jesterday.

The way I see 1t, as I said, It's now Impossible for anyone to walk a

middle road, for

those of us

who want to make sure that "Freedom does

not perish from the earth."--and indeed survive, but, alas, I'm repeating

9, 0 xp 20nd

myself! What I am trying to say, in my round about way, (or-explain)

Is my reason for going so far as

to join this militant Counter-Revolution

group. (I don't understand why Americans by the thousands--arn't doing

the same thing!!!!)

If the Rod's take over, I don't want to live anyway-so what have I got

to lose????

GOD BLESS YOU,

WITH MUCH RESPECT AND GRATITUDE!

. Donna Leo Hartley

Ama her Hartley

PoS

Please lot mo know If I'm wrong by joining the SAO. ARE THEY ON YOUR

SIDE????

(dater

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Please excuse the giammutical evers In mess, y

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this letter (If indeed, I remain with the SAO-I Will

undergo strict discipline training will no doubt

¿ have to learn to coal my passionate emotions -

ffer the good of the Country But - how can one nit

show high emotion a passion - when one loves, so much

Heir: dorious Native Land.

_and sees it being

defiled, desecrated, y destrayed 2a1!

6O0 HAVE MERCY ON AMERICA, SAVE LS.

-_It certainly ire my estimation, takes passion, emotion to

willingly offer ines life- endeavoring to win a war.

r Whether or not — become actually actively "invalved"

in SAO

depends: on some. kind of answer

either by your or Sgte Franklin Evicer Intelligence -

is 3e Sheriffs Deptel. (Came to this conclusion after not

receiving this last packet of (iterature

22924203 is

mail it i;

Law Bari etc.

557

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SAC, SAN DIEGO (4-00)

2/18/72

SUPERVISOR ANTHONY J. MALONEX, JR.

FIREARMS ACTS

Special Agents handling extremist matters should be

particularly alert to reacquainting themselves with all of

the criminal statutes involving gun law violations so as to

be in a position to recognize and pursue such possible

violations when they come to your attention during extremist

matter investigations.

The review should include Bulets to Albany (all

offices) dated 3/18/71 and 5/17/71 captioned "Firearms Acts"

(located in 4-00-Serials 29 and 31), as well as Manual of

Instructions, Volume III, Section

74, and the FBI Handbook

Part III, Section 55.

4-00

157-2815

157-2928

- 157-00

AUM:nt

(4)

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157-2815-25

UNCHED

SENTIED I

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TO:

DIVISION 4 - IRD

FILE SERVICES

PICKETT STREET

ATTN:

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62-1f6395-12498

I enc.

*:65

JPL: emg 1/30/76

THE ATTORNEY GENERAL U.S SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

ON INTELLIGENCE MATTERS (SSC

ReSSGregs 1/8&9/76. Ericlsa for ur appvl &

forwardng to SSC is memo prepared to effect

dlivery of ths materials. A copy of that memo

furnshd for ur records.

Tha.

you.

\.

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SSC Request 1/20/76

Item 2 (Re:

Howard Berry Godfrey)

Volume IV

Access

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Lover sheet for intormant Koport or in

Asi

won treatin

Date propured

2/24/71

Received by

Dale received

Received from (name or symbol number)

2/9/71

Method of delivery (chuck appropriate blocks)

Ef in person

by telephone

by mail

I orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

2/12/21 066. Kasser

Transcribed

2/23/71

Authenticated

by Informant

1241/31

Brief description of activily or material

Contact w/ Isaac Cartres

recording device

Date of Report

2/9/11

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

2/8/11

File where originalis located ifnotattached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

- on dale.

Remarks:

157-1998 (MM)

190-2864-1607

157-2224 (Cantrell)

5149*

1865-9431449 (DePrah)

41.31491

in Parrick Peyson (on inder)

* indicates symbol

deleted

hunter

SERIALIZED '

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On February 9, 1971

By JEROME

I contacted the mystery man last night at

Denny's Restaurant and it turned out to be ISAAC CANTRELL.

He told me that he previously lived in Arizona and

because of some trouble or difficulty there, moved

to

Los Angeles, California.

He said he believed he had been followed to

Los Angeles.

He subsequently moved to the San Diego area

and is now living in Alpine.

We talked about his recent arrest on charges

of violating firearms laws and he said the charges

against him have been dismissed. He said he thinks

the local authorities are still watching him, and that

they may try to arrest him again if they get

the chance.

He said he still has most of his stuff for

working on firearms but indicated that the articles which

were confiscated at the time of his arrest had not been

returned to him.

As an additional note of interest, he told me

he had been in contact with BOB DE PUGH and WALTER PEYSON

at Phoenix, Arizona, approximately three months before

they were arrested.

I plan to proceed slowly in my contacts with

CANTRELL as he. may be a set-up for the local or state

authorities.

Jerome

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Date prepared

2/24/11

Received by

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

2/11/771

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

* in person

by telephone

by mail

i orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

2/19/21 0G. Kamen

Transcribed

2/03/71

Authenticated

by Informant

2/24/71

Brief description of activity or material

Into re Dersassick, Mars's,

Cartel, NEENP

recording device

Date of Report

2/11/71

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

2/10/11

File where original is located ifnot attached

100-15462

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED.BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

= on date .

Remarks:

157-2178 (Domesicle)

170-2864.10

100-14299 (awis)

100-15356 (Hoover)

100-15468 (NCERA)

100-14427 (MIC)

Block Stamp

10-261-794

SEARCHED.

SERIALIZED.

MaFILED_

1:39601

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On February 11, 1971

By JEROM

The photograph of RONALD TIMOTHY DOLENICK

is not familiar to me. However, I will scout around

and see if I can find out something about him:

I was talking to SAM DAVIS yesterday. He told

me he recently came close to killing a police officer

and explained that he and GEORGE HOOVER were hauling a

trunk full of machine guns in one of their cars when

they were stopped because they had a bad headlight.

mes that

and a hand grenade in each pocket of his jacket. He

said HoOVER, Who stayed in the car,

was covering him with

& Thompson sub-machine gun. He said if the officer had

tried to look in the car they probably would have had

to kill him.

CANTRELL and I have set up a method whereby

there will be a five minute period of time each week

during which I can contact him at a specified telephone

number.

Attached are some printed materials from the

National Center foi the Exploration of Human Potential.

These items were obtained a while ago by the Minutement

•from the files of the Message Information Center.

rome

#NW65994n@oeld329895244Page-424mwwm094709940p94m-oe

THE FREEDOM, INTIMACY AND

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THE NATIONAL

NICK FOR ThE CATLOTATONUTLE

Registration for

Name

Address

City

State

Fee is-tax deductable

• $31 Per Person

$55 Per Couple

• $20 For Full Time Students

Meals included.

Zip

20% reduction in program cost for Center Members

he National Center for the Exploration of Human Potential

080 El Paseo Grande, La Jola, California 92037

NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION

U.S. POSTAGE

PAID

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA

PERMIT NUMBER 747

National Center for the Exploration of

Human Potential

annot nin

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La Jolla, California

TORREY PINES INN

November 20, 21, 22

MODEL COMMUNITY

ZEST OF A

THE FREEDOM, INTIMACY AND

EXPERLENCING

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EXPERIENCING COMMUNITY

THE TORI EXPERIENCE

The TORI community starts with several

experiences designed to build a sense of com-

munity, and to deepen personal growth.

Stemming from these experiences, the

community unfolds and emerges. Each mem-

ber has an opportunity to participate in this

process and to influence the unfolding in

significant ways. The community becomes

a powerful medium for personal change.

Members tave an opportunity to relate in-

tensely and openly to many others in a variety

of situation. They are free to try out new

ways of bi.lid and doing. Each participant

is responsilie for his own learning, and has

a variety of options and choices during the

weekend. Each person, in a significant sense,

creates his oin experience and his own com-

munity environment.

The TOR! experiences (trust, openness,

realization, and interdependence) emerge

from the community interaction. They are

seen as central to the growth of the person

as well as to the development of community.

The basic TORI theory will be presented by

Dr. Jack R. Gibb as it is applied to the build-

ing of a sense of community in classrooms,

neighborhoods, congregations, families, and

the total school or business system.

Sandra La Boon, who will be conducting

the workshop, has worked with Dr. Gibb over

the past two years in a wide variety of group

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experiences. She has conducted groups with

the Center, Y.M.C.A.'s of Los Angeles and

San Diego and with the Methodist Church.

She is currently conducting research with Dr.

Gibb on the TORI theory.

DESIGN

The community is built upon 24 hours of

experiences over a three-day period. Parti-

cipants should plan to attend for all 24 hours.

No observers will be admitted although parti-

cipants will have freedom to participate in an

experience or not. We start after dinner, 7:30

PM on Friday. The Experience ends 5:00 PM

on Sunday. It is not necessary to stay over

night at the Inn.

CLOTHING

The dress should be comfortable and in-

formal, so you can sit on the floor and go

barefooted or wear socks.

SCHEDULE

Friday night from 7:30 p.m. - 11:00 p.m..

Saturday from 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.

Sunday from 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

MEALS

Meals are an integral part of the experience

and participants should plan to have all meals

with the group. There is no additional charge

for meals.

Cost of the training is S25.00.

The training will be in the evening November 22, 23, and 24th, 7:30 to 10:00 P.M. at the National Center

8080 El Paseo Grande, La Jolla, California.

In order to be eligible to take the leader training it will have been necessary for each potential leader to

have experienced a complete TORI weekend.

For the first time we will be providing a program to train leaders in conducting the TORI Community

Experience.

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNIT

OR GROUP LEADERS

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NATIONAL CENTER FOR

dO El Paseo Grando

Sa jolla, California 92037

' MPLORATION OF HUMAN PO

MAL

(714) 458-4453

comter

mews

OCTOBER, 1970

Mari Murdock, Editor

Bonnie Webere Artist

TORI WEEKEND WITH SANDRA LA BOON

by Ann Sturgis

November 20, 21, and 22

• Friday evening, Sat.. E. Sun.

This is an adventure in a community of high trust living. The experien

of the weekend are based on the theory formulated by Dr. Jack R. Gibb, his

wife Lorraine, and associates. The program has been given for national con•

ferences, staff and management of companies, college faculties, congregatio:

freshman orientation programs, high school student bodies, and other groups

Sandra La

Boon has been working with Dr. Gibb for the past two years and do:

research upon the effects of the TORI experience upon. participants and their

organizations. She is warm, charming, and competent as a leader.

WHAT CAN HAPPEN IN A TORI WEEKEND? Trust can emerge, chasing away a lot

of vague anxieties and insecurities. You can get in touch with your freedor

and self-determination. Experience an openness and sense your flow in life.

You can explore your own feelings about touching and being touched.

more aware of your own initiative.

You may experience, as some participants have, transcendental or myst:

exveriences.

Take part in a celebration.

Recapture the pleasure of being

alive and human.

For reservations or further information, contact the Center.

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MODEL, POLIECTS REPORT

Parent and Early Childhood--Three meetings have alreany Dest hold with future

meetings scheduled weekly.

The last meeting was ecstatic and productive,

hreaking up after midnight. Contact Jan Hickman (454-5915) for intormation.

Senior Gitizens--One meeting has already been held. Winnie Yee (273-4838)

is coordinating temporarily, but we need a permanent coordinator.

Teen Program--Nee Thiera is coordinating. The first meeting was held October

For further information, contact the Center.

Parent-Teen Committee--No meetings have yet been held. A coordinator is neer

If interested, please call Al Lewis at the Center.

Business and Industry--Dave Perlis and Jay Singh are coordinating. One meeti

has been held and Dave and Jay are eager to involve more people. Contact the

Center, or try Jay at home, 488-4128.

Churches--A committee is being formed to work with the churches. Several

ministers have indicated interest. Please contact Al Lewis for

further infor

mation.

Women's Program--vari. Murdock--I am interested in contacting anyone who is

Interested in working on the development of a pilot program aimed at helping

women move away from the

sex-role steroetype and into. a greater realization

our own identity, strength and creativity as human beings. I have contacts

with the Women's Studies Program at San Diego State College and a rather com-

prehensive bibliography of the literature in this field which may be of some

I'd like to begin meeting with a group of female members and friends of the

Center as a first step in the effort to identify what points we'd like to

cover with the pilot program..

While the initial rap sessions may be limited

to women only, men are welcome at the committee meetings.

If interested,

please give me a. call at home (583-1563)

or leave your name with someone at

the Center..

WOMEN'S

NOW

If you are interested in any of these committees, please contact Al Lewis

the respective coordinators.

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MES FROM DIR NEW ME ERSHIP DIRECTOR

Dear Fellow Member:

As your new membership director I would like to tell you how excited

am about the exciting things that are happening at the National Center.

But, before I go into that, let me tell you how ! became associated with

ir..

A DPP on September 26

and 27, led by Al Lewis and Winnie Yee, convi

me of whar. I har increasingly come to believe over the last two years--t

the ultimate beauty in the world is the human being--you and me--each of

raw material for the most beautiful works that can possibly be created.

I came to the Harvard Business School from New Delhi, India, in May.

with the intention of acquiring the skills to go and capture for myself

treasures of the outside world. Oh! I was determined to be relentless

my seeking and if someone got hurt, or harl to be hurt, it was going to

i

all in the line of business.

Now, having gotten my MBA and having started work on my Ph.D. in Lear

i ship and Human Behavior at USIU, I'm realizing that there is something e

more important: for me to. do, and this is to strive to tap. more of my owi

.. inner, infinite potentialities,: to strive for growth as a person, to mat

The real treasure lies within me, not

_...outside of me. Well, I'm embarked on this journey on this adventure ir

• becoming more of a person.

But I have realized too, that I can do this only with the help of ott

people.

I can only actualize my infinite potentialities by helping othe

actualize cheirs.

And so, I accepted the responsibility that Al Lewis 1

quested me to take up--and I have launched the 1970 Fall Membership Dris

My goal

is to double our present membership, l.e., to increase the

of Participating Members by at. least 240 by December, 1970.

That's the

very least the Center must do. That's the smallest increase my conscier

will allow me.

Our long range goal is to reach out to the millions in

Diego, in the U.S.A., and elsewhere around the world.

And in this, I need your help. Will you join with me in this progra!

•to reach out to more people?

would like to suggest this to each memb

Reach out to one person in each of the last three months of 1970 and as!

him to become a Participating Member of the National Center.

Also, ple.

renew your own membership if it's about to expire.

AT and

I have devel

a list of privileges for members (see articles on membership and Esalen

ranes), but these are all insignificant relative to the inner joy of

helping people to become everything they are meant to be.

Two other important programs, the Community Action Program and the

Model. Projects Program, have been launched.

The National Center is goi

forwarn.

This is due to you and other members like yourself.

Now I'm

asking more of your-to help us reach our objective of at least another

240 members by December, 1970.

Thanks, and Love to all of you.

240

Hass

Jay Singh

Membership Director

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080 El Paseo Grande

a Jolla, California

92097

(714) 459-4469

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION

he National Center offers the following membership opportunities:

YPE OF MENBERSHTP

COST

ADVANTAGES

NDOWTNG

$1000 or more

per year

1. All advantages of Participatir

Member

2. 12 scholarships (to any $33.00

program

PONSORING

• $500 or more

per year

1. All advantages of Participatir

Member

2. 6 scholarships

ESTAINING

$100 or more

per. year. :

1. All advantages of Participatir

Member

2. 2 scholarships

ARTICIPATING

(a)

FAMILY

$40.00/year

1. All advantages of mailing list

membership

2. Borrowing privileges from

(b)

REGULAR

$25.00/year

Center cassette tape library

Human Potentialities book

library

(c)

FULI.-TIME

STUDENT

$15.00/year

3. All Center programs available

to you at 20% discount

4. Opportunity to participate in

Center Model Projects Progra

5. Opportunity to actualize your

• own potential and help otheri

actualize theirs through oth

activities determined by you

and the Center.

AILING LIST

$3.00 per year

1. 2 page BULLETIN of behavioral

science research findings to

aid your personal growth

2. Newsletter

3. Schedule of programs

4 Information on all growth cer

ters and human potentialitie!

proprams upon request

at, ahove all,

the opportimity to work with us, to join us in reachinp, out

a more people

in San Diego, the United States, and beyond, is the MOST

MPORTANT ADVANTAGE.

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• HE. NATTONAL CENTER

8080 El Paseo Grande

la Jolla, California

92037

THE EXPLORATION OF HUMA

OTENTIAL

(714) 459-4465

TAPES FROM ESALEN

The following tapes have been ordered from Esalen.. They should be availar

for se of members only by the middle of November, 1970. The tapes will t

available on a library-loan basis, the details of which are being finaliz

SURVEY AND BACKGORIND DE HUMAN POTENT TAI. MOVEMENT

ABRAHAM MASLOW: Farther Reaches of Human Nature

• CARI, ROGERS: Intensive Group Experience

RICHARD MARSE: Beyond Games

WILSON VAN DUSEN: Interview by Michael Murphy

GEORGE LEONARD: Stens Toward Utopia

MICHAEL MURPHY: From Dream to Reality

WILLTAM SCHUTA: Theory for Esalen & Microlab Experience

FREDERICK S. PERLS:

Dream Theory & Demonstration

FREDERICK H. STOLIER: Interview by Connie Goldman

EDVARD MAUPIN: Guided Meditation in Body Awareness

AJAN WATTS: Divine Madness

JOSEPH CAMPBELL: Freud, Jung, & Kundalini Yoga

SIDNEY JOURARD:

Human lIses of Behavioral Research

ROBERT GERARD: Psychosynthesis

VIRGINIA SATIR: Family Communication & Growth

DONALD JACKSON: New Methods of Working with the Family

JACK & LORRANINE GIBB: The Emergent Group

17 titles

2

hrs.

1

hr.

1

hi.

2

hrs e

1

hi.

hr.

hrs.o

hr.

2

hro.

2

hrs.

1

1

hr.

hr.

2

1

hrs.

1

hre

hr.

2

hrs.

24

hours.

BROAD SCOPF. OF THF. FUTURE & CAPACITY FOR HUMAN GROWTH

US 2000: THREE ALTERNATIVE VIEWS: Rogers, Watts, Kahn

GEOPGE LEONARD: Predictions for Education

MICHAEL MURPHY: A Survey of Current Programs

GEORGE STEINER: Critical Comment

SUZUKT ROSHI: Teachings & Disciplines of Zen

ALAN WATTS: The Diamond Way

JOSEPH CAMPBELL & HUSTON SMITH: Tibet

R. D. LAING: Introductory Tape on Sanity

JOHN PERRY: Journey into Archetypal Myth

STANISLAV GROF: LSD Therapy

POETRY OF MADNESS: Perry, Watts, Naranjo, Ginsberg

HARVEY COX: Religion in the 21st Century

ABRAHAM MA.SI.OW: Psychology of Religious Awareness

WTLLIAM SCHUTZ: A Guided Fantasy Demonstration

DANE RUDHYAR. & CLAUDIO NARAN.JO:

Symbols of Unfoldment

JOHN C. III.LY: Learning from the Dolphins

16 titles

2 hrs.

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NEEDS AND WANTS

Do you have any of the following lying around collecting dust, or do you kno

of anyone who might be persuaded to part with their treasure in the service

a goon cause?

We still need

filing cabinets (one legal size and one regular)

vertical and horizonal files

: a small desk

sturdy table for typevriter

books for Human Potentialities

Library

New Members

Anyone willing to donate 25 square yards of carpeting for the group room at

the Center?

Face lifting at the Center offices is proceeding-rapidly. Have you seen the

new table and shelves built for us by Al Attig of San Diego Product Engineer:

We've decided on a color scheme and are looking for people willing to make

drapes and help with painting.

scheme and

If. you have skills and/or enthusiasm, please

contact Brax Millard (277-6442). Brax is our "artist"

, also, a gardener and

landscape designer by profession. who is looking for additional free lance wor

The Center's new bulletin board and the DPP posters are

samples of his creat;

vity and competence.

We still need a large house of equivalent, preferably, in the San Diego area,

which can be made available for Center residential programs. Suggestions,

offers or questions should be directed

to Audrey, or Al at the Center.

REPORT ON FUNDING PROPOSAL -- Len Chase •

An

ICEHP preliminary resume was prepared. It contains a description of t

Center's programs and plans, organization and cost projection for a three yee

period. Coples are being made available to certain agencies and foundations.

By this means, funding for the support of current and on-going programs is

being solicited. Efforts are now being turned toward the expansion of resume

data and the start of special

purpose tunding proposals.

÷

MESSAGE TO DPP I.FADERS

Leaders who have been trained by Dr. Otto still need to

lead several prar

cums before their training is considered complete.

Any leader who wants

add:

tional practicum experiences, please contact Winnie Yee at home (273-4838)

0:

at the Center.

REPORT ON PRACTICIM WEEKENDS -- Winnie Yee

Since July, a total of 50 leaders trained from the Summer Institute and

previous training,

sessions have led practicum (training) weekends. Approxim

200 individul from the San Diego cummunity have participated

They come from all walks of life with ages ranging from 15 to 60. Feedback

indicares that these practicums have been growth experiences for both leaders

ke of life with and ye

in

these weekr

ann participants.

It is anticipated that leaders undergoing training will hi

an opportunity to lead

every 4-6 woeks with a greater number of the particip

coming, from the various college in the area.

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11-300 1804. 9-30-001

i.".

Received fruti (name or symbol number)

Date received

2/12/71

Hethod of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

I in person

by telephone

by mail

Of orally

If orally furnished and duced to writing by Agent:

Dale

Dictated

2/22/11 V. Wilson

Transeribed 1 2/23/71

Authenticated

by Informant

2/24/71

Brief description of activity or material

Info re William Cantell

Date prepared

2/24/71

Received by

Sx Steven h. Christense

recording device

Date of Report

2/12/71

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

5/12/21

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTEVDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_on date.

Remarksto

17224

(Isaac Cantell)

70-22864-144

17528601-7

Block Stamp

SEIZSHED _

SERIALIZED -

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February ,

1971

BY JEROME

I have made arrangements whereby I can contact

ISAAC CANTRELL at a pay telephone during a five minute period

of time once a week.

The next scheduled contact period is

for the middle of next week.

He wants to be contacted at

that time as he wants to have some phony identification

made up for him. He feels he needs this extra identification

In order to hide out or conceal himself in the event it looks

as though the authorities are going to try to bust him again.

He apparently is still capable of producing his

homemade machine guns, and there is some Indication he may be

willing to trade a completed model of this machine gun for

the phoney identification.

-?,

Jerome

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 434

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er: Sheet for Informant Report or li

3O% (Kev. 9-30-0391

le received

Received from (name or symbol number)

2/18/71

iod of delivery

(check eppropriate blocks).

I in person

_by telephone

by mail

Sporally

orally furnished and reduced to writing by agent:

2/19/91 G. Kessing

Transcribed

2/23/21

Authenticated 3/221/I1

by Informant -

ief description of activity or material

Fine malle

Date prepared

2/24/71

Received by

SA Steven Ki Christense

_ recording device

written by Informant

Date of Report

2/18/71

Date(s) of activity

2/12/71

File where original is located if not attached

100-158-433

INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

JOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infornation recorded on a card index by

_ on date s

emarks:

159-1798 (Man)

inder :

Inders: Peoptes Peace

+170-2566-197

Tristay (100-438473

100-13847 (SC)

100-14495 (AlanStancel)

180-11696

(Connie Standli!!)

100-14485 (Celillians)

100-15507

(Nestors)

100-

180-14297

(ar. George

Block Stamp

(Dar's)

Abbot)

100-14892

(MDM)

53461i

100-11836 (YSA)

1 118-2561-4179

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:

"'.

On February 18, 1971

By JERONE

I was present at the SMC sponsored rally

yesterday. It looked as though 250 persons were present.

Most of the well known sadical names were present such

aS ALAN STANCHIFF, CONNE STANCLIES BILL WILLLANS,

Bo Jo MYStROM, DR. GEORGE ABBOTI and others.

Nothing specticular happened, and I was unable

to listed to the speakers as I was forced to leave early.

This was because B. J. BYSTROM, who knows me very well,

was circulating around and I did not want to be recognized.

I was talking to SAM DAVIS last night and he

told me an interesting thing.

He said that some of the

Minutement have discovered that their fingerprints can

be temporarily disfigured or obliterated simoly oy

spraying then with this

new clear spray bandadge or. by

rubbing white glue like Elmer's Glue on them.

Attached are the leaflets I obtained yesterday

at the sally.

prome

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CLASSES

REVOLUTIONARY SOCIALISM

IF YOU ARE CONCERAED ABOUT THE STRUGGLES GOING ON IN TILE WORLD TODAY AND IN WAYS TO

HELP THESE STRUGGLES CULMINTE IN A BETTER SOCIETY COME TO THE INFORMAL CLASSES

SPONSORED BY THE YOUNG SOCIALISI ALLIANCE.

WE OFFER A MARXIST ANALYSIS OF KHAT'S

RAPPENING TODAY AND A CONCRETE PROGRAMI FOR CHANGING SOCIETY.

Feb. 10

REVOLUTION IN THE UNITED STATES?

Roading: How to Maise a Revolution in the U.S. by Peter Camejo

Feb. 1g

THE STATE AND REVOLUTION

Reading: The Marxist Theory of the State by Ernest handel.

Feb, 24

THE STRUGGLE FOR BLACK LIBERATION

Reading: Transitional Program for Black Liberation

How a Minority Can Change Society by George Breitman

Mas. 3 WHAT IS CAPITALISH?

Reading: The Teachinge of Karl Marx by V.I. Lenia

Nas. 10

THE REVOLUTIONARY POTENTIAL, OF FEMINISH

Reading: Problems of Women's Liberation by Evelyn Reed

Mar. 17 THE CHICANO LIBERATION STRUGGLE

Reading: Le Raza! Bby Chicano Party? Hay Chicano Studies?

Mar. 24

HOW TO DEFEND THE VIETNESE REVOLUTION

ReBding: har and Revolution in Vietnam by Doug Jenness

Liberalism, Ultraleftism and Nass Action by Camejo

Mas. 31

SOCIALISH AND THE POTENTIAL OF LUMAN BEINGS

Reading: Socialiam and Man by Che Guevara

WEDNESDAYS a 7:30 p.m.

San Diego Stare Gollege

Aztes Center, Moom N

32080924

ragiven by the

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OZZiE NEVER HAS A NICE DAY.

Some judge in Oregon gave Ozzie Osborn a choice:

DO YOUR, TIME IN THE JOINT

OR, DO A YEARS NI THE MCIAL

Ozzie thought he might be getting a good deal...

A chance to make himself into something Laman|

Ozzie hated the corps.

He and is other Gl's

skipped out on their company

in a slave revolt. Ozzie was

a delinavent Just like

back home:

Ozzie Joined the

saw that instead.Of

trained to

trained

mine Corps, he looked around.

to be canon fodder..

But this time he didn't feel like he was

all wrong and they were all rioht.

He felt strong and joined up with other Gi's

who felt the way he did about the service.

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Being inside the Corps

is hard enough. Fighting

it from the inside takes

a super-together-head.

So Ozzie took a

vacation in Kanada

to get ready before

he cäme back again to join other Gis in resisung

the military and the War in Asia.

When he tried to return Ozzie was busted: But hê was set

Remember

Osborne? Talked

15 men into going

AWOl. last year.

So? He was

causing trouble.

Good thing

he lett.

Well, listen up

chen. He's back.

Caughe at the border.

Said he was on his

way back

free to await

I know. That's

what I'm afraid

of.

his court-

martial for

Unauthorized

14A Hew 201

Absence. You

see, the lifers

in charge had

misplacedhis

records...

When Ozzie's

file caught up

with him, they

G'sa wy

found out what

hispolitical beliefs.were; put him in the brig and charged him with desertion.

Ozzie was shafted. He now

faces a General Court ma

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-STE FUELLNG: "RIDAY AT 7:00 IN THE AZTEC CENTER

/IND OUT HOW YOU CAN HELP IL

EMENT THIS TREATY AND THING AN

for further information call: from 10 to 4 p.m. call 286-6460

TO THE WAR

from 5 to 7 p.m. call 291-9487

Substantive parts of the motion on the People's Pears Treaty

We Move that this Association (organization, institution) endorse a people's

treaty with the people of Viet Nam,

• The President of the Association (organization, institution) shall appoint a

omission with a mandate

(A) to communicate this motion to the Vietnamese people

(B) to engage in discussions with representatives of the Democratic Republic

¿Viet Nam, the Provisional Revolutionary Governmena, other popular forces, and

ademic colleagues seeking peace and independence in Viet Nam in order to engage

academic cooperation and exchange, and

(C) to study and recommend ways and

means to withdraw the resources of this

sociation (organization, institution) from further support from this war.

Prior to May 1, 1971 (a year and a day after the U.S. invasion of Cambodia) this

mission shall report to the membership on the progress of its work and of pro-

als for further action implementing the motion.

anatory Material

n opinion polls and in direct tests on the ballot, most recently in Detroit,

American

people have shown themselves to favor immediate and total withdrawal

Viet Nam,

othermore, the Nixon Administration, aware of this growing majority, has

consis-

y claimed to be ending the war. But the facts aro disheartening.

Two years

passed.

American bombing of Laos has sharply increased. American troops

invaded Cambodia and then lait the AVN to contine oven warfare in that

usly quiet country, with massive air support from U.S. forces.

The devas -

of South Viet Nam has continued. And playing upon the anxiety of Americans

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the prisoners held in the" rth, the U.S. Government has t.in increased the

imbing of North Viet Nam, as well as initlating connando raids

Bombs with de-

ructive power two and one-hals times that of the lliroshima atom bomb are dropped

a Vict Nam every weok. Hoparently the Administration has defined "ending

the warl

i lowering the level of American battle casualties and the number of American ground

cops in Viet Nam to a point that the American people will accept. But this defin-

tion permits the indefinite extension if suffering and destruction in Indochina

sought by American aerial hombardment and other technology, and ground fighting

" Asian mercenaries and conscripts.

At the same time the Nixon Administration has misrepresented the highly volatile

oLitical developments in the U.S. - held cities of South Viet Nam, where there has

een rising and open opposition to the Thieu-Ky-Kiem regime and to the American pre-

ence, by students, war veterans, women, workers, intellectuals, journalists, Buddhists

nd others. These groups are openly willing to communicate with the NIE, and to enter

nto a coalition with the Provisional Revolutionary Govt. of South Viet Nam (PRG)

For that reason it is urgent that the PRG proposal (Paris. Sebt. 17. 1970) receive

fair consideration. It sets forth the following princioles as the basis for a just

ind honorable peace: (1)the total withdrawal of all U.S. military forces from Viet

Tam by a date to be specified by the U.S. - parhaps June 30, 1971, as in the

latfield - McGovern amendment; (2) total withdrawal of all U.S. military and econom-

Ic cupport of the Thien-ky-Kiem regime: (3) total non-intervention by the U.S. in the

intelal pulitiral affairs of Viet Nam. When these conditions are met the Vietnamese

rill (1) form a Provisional Coalition Coveriment revresenting all indevendent and dem~

ocratic forces and hold free general eloctions in all of S. Viet Nam: (2) release im-

nediately all captured soldiers and political prisoners: and (3)refrain from attacking

J.S, forces in the process of withdrawal.

The U.S. Goverument has not taken these steps, nor has it even taken the oronos~

als seriously, so far as anvone kilows.

The Deoule

of Viet, Nam and the neonle of the

U.S. both want U.S. withdrawal; with the U.S. Governnent preventing it, it seems

necessary for citizens and for groups to cease devending on the Government and

to attempt diicut contaut with the Victnamese. The endorsement of the Peonle's

Peace Treats, as proused in this notion, is the natural way to proceed toward that

endl.

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PILIN (1805. 9-30-6601

Date reccived

Received from (name or symbol number

2/18/r1

, thethod of delivery

(check approprate blocks)

in person

by telephone*

by mail

Eil orally

If orally fumished and reduced "lo wriliag by Agent:

Dictated

2/19/01

_ GeKamery

Transcribed

12/20/21

y horn 2/24/74

Brief description of activity or material

Info re Mmacrities

Date prepared

2/24/71

Received by

51 Stevan 2. Christere

7 recording device

Date of Report

2/18/71

Datels) of activity

written by Informant

2/17/71

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOVARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infomation recorded on a card index by -

Remarks:

157-1798 (MAN)

on date.

Inder: Ex Moore

170-2864-50

100-14297 (Oars)

Thomas H Dewain

100-14314 (lames Poto)

103-91-5149 (De Pugh)

G0+187-1996:

100-14015

(Noughton)

100-14293

(Clay)

157-22241 (Cahitrell

Block Stamp

3- Phoenix

(1-

En Moore)

(1-

James Poto)

17815288-180

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 442-

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On February 13, 1971

BY JEROME

Yesterday I checked the Minutemen Post Office

Box in Spring Valley and found an answer to the letter

we sent to the new Minutement group in Elgin, Illinois.

The envelope was post marked February 8, 1971, and so

has probably been in the Post Office Box for several

days. The contents were wrapped in true Minutement

fashion and copies are attached.

I will have to have

the original back for future business.

I showed the letter to SAM DAVIS last night.

He was fasinated and excited by the letter and immediately

called JIM POTO who is back in town from Phoenix, Arizona.

POTO, in turn, is suppose to have tried to make arrange-

ments for mysell poto, and DavIs to contact Ev MoOrE,

Saturday, February 20,

1971, at the Gun show in xuma,

Arizona.

MOORE, who resides in Phoenix, is suppose to

be a big Minutemen leadez who was close up under DE PUGh.

He may possibly have been the counter part of TROY .

HOUGHTON which would have made him the regional coordinatos

of the Minutemen organization in Arizona.

He is said

to have some excellent contacts on the east coast.

If it is not possible for us to meet at Yuma,

we will then call on MOORE at Phoenix some time in the

next couple of weeks.

POTO, who I understand just barely returned

from Arizona,

has advised that MOORE has been wanting

to make some

contacts in the San Diego area.

According

to pOTo, possible reasons for this would be that page MOORE

up with the new group at Elgin, Illinois, and

does not want the DE PUGH family to regain control of

the organization. Furthermore, it does not appear that

the new Minutement group has a regional coordinator for

the southern California area at this time and MOORE

may be wanting to find someone to nominate.

Jerome

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on February 18, 1971

By EROME

I understand from talking to SAl DAVIS that

we will have access to a printing press large ènough

to print full size newspapers.

This press

apparently

belongs to BILL CLAY and is the one which was stored

in DAVIS'

garage for a long time. Ião not know where

it is now, but POTo claims to know of a secure garage

which we can sent for $o a month to set the press up in

and begin printing. We will see what happens.

I will contact SAM DAVIS again to night before.

leaving for the Yuma Gun Show. I am suppose to see ISAAC

CANIRALL at the Denny's Restaurant in El Cajon at 7:00 p.M.,

on February 22, 1971.

ferone

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• 60

ASTERS

FEB &

CÀR

PM

1971

601!0

JOSEVELTE

Occupant

2. 0. Box 76

Spring Valley, Callf. 9205?

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•OK L

VE UF COUNIRY

National Leaders Praise V.F.W.'s Dedication To America

a 8109-000,1588

Vice President Agnew admires the V.F.W.

Americanism Award presented to him by

Commander-in-Chief

Gallagher

on behalf

of the organization.

(E-7)

A SERIES OF SPEAKERS repre-

senting the nation's top leadership

appcared at the 7ist National Con-

vention of the V.F.IF. at the Fon-

tainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach,

Fla,, a reflection of the organiza-

tion's stature.

Heading the list was Vice Presi-

dent Spiro

T.

Agnety

who called

for the V.F.IV.'s assistance in de-

feating the McGovern-Hatfield

Amendment that would

hasten

withdrawal of American troops

from Indochina.

Sen. Alan. Cranston (Calif.),

Chairman of the Senate's Subcom-

mittee on Veterans

Alfair's,

eX-

plained

the need for increased

funds for the VA to operate its

system of 166 hospitals.

Donald E. Johnson, Administra-

tor of Veterans Affairs, praised

the V.F.W. for its role in urging

that veterans benofits be increased

and related the strides boing made

by the VA in caring for the na-

tion's war wounded. (See page 22

for additional details on speeches

of Sen. Cranston and Johnson)

Neil Armstrong, recipient of the

V.F.V. Space Award, said that "I

am n0 gardener and placing the

Flag on the moon was the first

thing I have successtully planted."

OCTOBER, 1970

-W.65994 .Docld:32989524-Page 446.

Armstrong was the first human to Carpenters District Council there.

walk on the moon.

"I cherish this honor above all

Kansas City, Mo., Police Chief

the others I have received,"

he

Clarence MI. Kelley, who received

said. "When I read what was going

the J. Edgar Hoover Gold Medal

on and the way some of our mis-

Award at the Distinguished Guests

guided youths had taken

to the

Banquet Aug. 17, pledged that

streets,

I thought the average

police would

stand at the side of

American was too complacent and

the V.F. W. in protecting the United

we should do something.

States.

"Those of us who were boin

"Thousands of officers some-

times face,

under that Flag and will die under

the withering fire of

assassins," Kelley said.

"Some are

it bought every Flag in New York

subjected to taunts

and derision

- 50,000 of them-for our demon-

stration."

and are tested as few are. We ac-

cept a changing society, but our

Johnson said the right of dis-

forebearance

does not

extend

sent "does not give anyone in this

treason or revolution.

land the right to

"We won't stand by idly and let

tional

emblem,

disgrace the na-

the

American

our society crumble from apathy

Flag."

and pernicious permissiveness. We

are going to maintain a posture of

dignity and protect this matchless

"IVe in law enforcement will be

right beside you in the V.F.WV. in

protecting our beloved

country."

Kelley

said he accepted

"not for

myself but for

the thousands of fine officers who

dedicate their lives for peace and

tranquility."

the Gold Medal of Merit.

In accepting the Award,

Bren-

nan said the march of the "hard

hats" in New York last May "had

the support of many other unions

and just plain Americans.

"America will still be the great-

est country in

the world, despite

our wcaknesses."

Brennan said that the New York

parade, which won worldwide at-

tention, consisted of 210.000 per-

sons

in

downtown Manhattan,

while 500,000 walched.

Another New York labor leader

who

was honored

with a Gold

Medal Award was Charles John-

son, dr., president emeritus of the

A battery of TV cameramen and newsmen

Were on

hand

for

the Joint Opening

Session.

(J0-5)

When it was pointed out that

Johnson had recently undergone

heart surgery, he said

"I would

have walked here to receive this

award."

Harold Russell, i disabled vet-

eran of World War II and now

chairman of the President's Com-

mittve on Employment of the

Handicapped,

presented com-

mander-in-Chiet Raymond A. Cial-

lasher with a citation

from

President Richard Al. Nixon 1or

the V.F.W.'» work on behalf

of

(Continued on nert page)

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ME •

Jerry Moran

Spring Valley, California.

92007

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'MINUTEMEN"

P.0. BOX 896

ELGIN, ILLINOIS

February 8, 1971

MT, Jerry Morgan

P.O. Box. 76.

spring Valley, Calliiornia..

Deas Mr Morgan,

We are most happy to hear from you and to find out that

there are still some loyal members left in the sandiego area.

We are the same organization minus the fanily of Bob Depugh

and a few of the parasites who moved in on the old National

headquarters at Norborne, So there is nothing to do really

other than pick up where you left off and continue to work

along our original goals.

We have had to increase security somewhat but not too

much I hope to prevent us meeting some time in the future.

I enclose a febauary bulletin for your files, Keep us informed

aS to

the situation in your area.

Yours for Americ&,

Tom Demain.

Thomas H. DeMain,

Secretary, National

Coordinating Center.

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"MINUTEMEN

P.O. BOX 896

ELGIN, ILLINOIS

JANUARY BULLETIN

A new year is upon us and there is much to report both good and bad concerning

our struggle for a free America.

We will dwell shortly on the bad news first: Many of you have inquired about

the fate of Thomas K. Stewart who has been indicted on several counts of Armed

Robery stemming irom a series of very successful raids against the Socialist

Worker's Party and The Young Socialisi, Alliance. The trials on all these charges

are still pending and Mi. Stewart Is out on $30, 000.00 bond at this time. The

arrargements of legal council and tactics have kept a number of the staff here at

the National Coordinating. Center busy fo. quite some time. The cost of all this

as you can well imagine has been very high, but it is our sworn duty to do all we

can for Patriots such as Tom Stewart, As for more information about the case,

the legal aspects are better if we make no public comment at this time,

Suffice it to say that the cases are heavy on our minds at this time.

The good news is somewhat more extensive, and is as follows:

The recruiting drive up and down the east coast is going very well and

we will soon be over our goals there.

2. The reorganization of the regions is nearing completion with only several

Regional direcrora left to be appointed.

3, The printing and reprinting of material is proceeding at a slow but

steady pace.

As of this time the two most important considerations we have are security

and recruiting. We wige all members to try and finish their training Phase as

fast as possible, but for the interim we will enclose as part of this Bulletin a copy

of Practical Security measures which we feel all members should read and put into

practice as soon as possible.

The full report. on the S, D.S. Convention which was heid in Chicago on

Desember 27th through December 30th. This extensive report will be available

1o ail members fo: the cost. of printing alone.

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;! 1

ne who wishes

event identification as a mel

• of this organization should

se use of checks

•.

ostal money orders. In modert banking practice all checks at

ilmed and such records are lept for years. Ordinary cash is the best thing to send

suse the risk of a small finarcial loss in the mail is much less than the possible loss

your life when the communists take complete control.

2. Use deceptive measures.. Subscribe to one or more left-wing periodicals or get on th

mailing list of some 'peace movement'. This will keep the postal inspectors guessing as

• to which side you are really on, See the December issue of On Target for names and addre

• of many left-wing organizations or write to National Headquarters for this information. W

doing this our

members can be of great assistance in searching this left-wing literature fo

names and addresses of fellow travelers and forwarding this information for our Central

Intelligence files. We desperately need people to assist in this work. Please inquire as

detailed instructions for such activity.

3. Always use two envelopes in sending mail to any patriotic organization or to any

other member of our organization. Do not put a return address on the outer envelope. Put

your return address on the inside envelope with the words, "Return postage guaranteed".

4. Place some opaque material such as tin foil, carbon paper, etc. between the inner

and outer envelopes to prevent your mail from being read by infra-red cameras.

5. Send all letters from corner mail boxes or from post offices where you are not known.

6. Be cardful in the use of the telephone. Avoid telephone calls to Natiönal Headquarte

or to known members of the organization as much as possible.

7.. Prepare telephone codes ahead of time for future protection.

8. In recruiting new members always learn as much as you can about the prospective

recruit and make sure he is not an infiltrator before you identify yourself as a member of

the organization.

9. Members of the organization in each area should be divided into four groups.

A. Those who have been identified publicly or by law enforcement

agencies as members of the Minutemen,

B. Those persons not known as members of this organization but who

are generally known as being patriots.

C. Those persons who have kept their political beliefs hidden.

D. Members who profess to be liberal for the purpose of infiltrating

enemy organizations.

All members should be very careful in making contact with persons in a different category

than themselves. For example, people in Class D should be very secret in their.con-

tacts and communications with persons of Class A or Class B. Each member must respect

the security of every other member, Do not, under any circumstances, identify one membe

of the organization even to other members without his expressed permission on cach and

every occasion.

10. Avoid loose talk, Do not discuss organizational plans in public places where you

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¿Do not write patriotic letters to newspapers or magazines under your own name. To.

so achieves very little except to identify you to the enemy.

12. If you are already known as a patriot, or as a member of this organization you may

find advisable to spread the rumor that you have become disillusioned with the right-

wing or for you to pretend a gradual loss of interest.

13. Ciassify your various members addresses, your communications and your other ac-

tivities as 'top secret', 'secret' or 'restricted'. Use your most secretlines of communica-

tion only for the most important messages rather than flooding them with unimportant mater-

lal,

14. Demand obedience to all security measures from all members, Persistent disregard

for security measures should be cause for disciplinary action. .

15, Check your lines of communication from time to time by sending phoney messages to

make certain they are not intercepte,

16. Change mail drops, meeting places, etc. frequently.

17. Prepare secret rendezvous points, mail drops. etc. now that may be used in time of

some future emergency.

18. Each band should assign some member the rank of Security Officer and should set

up a system of fines.or other penalties for failure to comply with security precautions.

19, Observe the 'need to know' rule. Each member should be given only that informatior

which is needed by him in the performance of his duty or which he will need in cooperating

with other members of the band. No member should feel 'left out' because he is denied

such information. Instead every member should willingly avoid information which he does

nOt T¡€eƠ•

20. Be careful that you are not followed in going to and from meeting places or in makir

contac: with other members of the organization.

• 21, Keep all records and correspondence carefully hidden and in a manner that they can

be easily destroyed. Records should be kept in code whenever possible.

22, Important as secrecy may be, it is not the only essential factor in a successful

underground movement. Morale and efficiency are equally important. Elaborate security

measures aiways. reduce efficiency to a greater or lesser degree. Unnecessary security

can cicate an atmosphere of suspicion that is devastating to the esprit de corps of any

orgarization. Find a proper balance between security and efficiency.

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Monthly Report Form:

I.D. No. If assigned by now coordinator.

Name If not assigned I.D. No..

Address if different than one used to mail this letter

If you desire to join send name address and phone No.

1. Summarize your activities on behalf of the Minutemen during the last month:

2. What are the needs and requirements of your group; that Headquarters might

be able to assist.you with......

3. Do you have any remarks or suggestions..........

4. Have you any New prospective members for the Minutemen, if so give their

names and addresses.............

......

....

5. How can Headquarters assist you in becoming more active in the operations

of the Minutemen? And to help you advance our objectives?.......

. .

6. Are your monthly dues current?

We have available at this time all of the training phases for $2.00 per

copy or $8.00 for the set of five. Also all manuals and bulletins from

Norborne since 1961. We are printing every day so if there is some special

Itam you want let us know and we will do our very best.

Enclosed $.

•for.

Monthly dues

Postage.

Legal defense.

Other..

TOTAL.

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SACE SAI DISCO (157-21TT) (R)

SA JOLLI O. PRETHOVER, MR.

THOMAS LIDE FORNEST, ia

3/15/71

on 3/5/71,

advIsed SA SAEVEN L. CHRISTEISEN

that subject defintsoly acucciates with knonn nombers of the

Minutemen orcanization in she san Diego area, is ultra-right

in his poiltics, i involved in purchasing and selling oi

automatic weapons and possibly in the manufacture of thom

and thai ne would be hostile to aiy atrompts by TBI. Agents

2

+257-2177

«sts

100-12451

170-286-A

2.

(4) 004

27:1. 87

SEARCHED

SERIALIZED

MAN 1 Ü 1EA

FBI - SAiN DIEGO

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Dale received

Received from (name or symbol numbp

2/23

Method of dclipery

X in person

by telephone

by mail orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

3/16/71

Liade Elejides

3/23/71

Transcribed

Authenticaled

by Infonnant

Brief description of activity or material

Contact with Isaac. Cautrece

Date prepared

3/26/71

Received by

57 Starenh. Chisteinis

recording device

Date of Report

2/23/71

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

weekending

3/23/11

File where original is located ifnot attached

Simi

пой

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a card index by -

Renarks:

157-2224

(/sado Caufrece)

170-286A-4

157-1798.

(MIN)

100-15400 (Jerry began)

_ on date

Inder: Dave

Know

to 157-1798, Bob.

"Kyle Lawy Storks

1o Geyer's file.

•17/1-

BIđi Stamp A - 82

SERIALIZED.

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ON FEBRUARY 23, 1971

BY JEROME

ISAAC •CANTRELI was contacted last night. He said

he would make available, 5 or 6

45 caliber machine gun

barrels.

He said these can be picked up Friday, the 26th

of February, from another person, not CANTREll.

He said

he will also make contact with a person in Nevada who

owns a mine and who can furnish large quantities of dynamite.

CANTRELL still appears to be paranoid and claims

he is followed about three days a week by someone driving

a red Datsun or Toyota automobile.

CANTRELL dia considerable talking about police

officer BUD BENNETT.

This is apparently the officer

responsible for CANTRELL's recent arrest and CANTRELL

hates him intensely. He said he wants to acquire all

available information regarding BENNETT such as his home

address and telephone number and the license number and

description of the automobile which he drives.

CANTRELL also claimed he has a case of dynamite

buried in the vicinity of Indio, California.

A right wing individual named DAVE KNORR was

contacted last week.

He claimed to know of the existence

of a group of Minutemen (MM) at Alpine, California.

He

said these persons are always interested in purchasing

weapons

while at the gun show at Yuma, Arizona, last weekend,

he met an individual named BOB KYLE who is supposed to be

GEY ER's best friend. KYLE had several magazines for

•the Russian AK 47 automatic rifle which sold very fast.

KYLE's wife is named GINGER.

KYLE is about 5'7" tall,

dark conplexion, dark hair, 30-35 years old.

He may

at some local military base as he seems to have excellent

access to parts to military weapons.

It was mentioned that

he does some dealing with Marines at Camp Pendleton.

Another of GEYER's friends who was at the gun show

was LARRY STORCH (PH) who had a fairly large number of

weapons to seel. He was about 30 years old, 6'2"

tall, or

taller, dark brown hair.

(Possibly identical with LARRY

STORTS, a former san Diego police officer who left the

department to go to law school.)

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Cover Sheer for Informant Repori or l

F1:303 (Rov. 9-i302is))

•ial

Received from (name or symbol number)

Date received

5/0

171

Method of delivery

(chuck appropriate blocks)

in person

AJ by telephone

If orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Duff

Dictated

3/23/71-10-

Transcribed

3/360/71

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activily or material

_ by mail

Elegine

Morally

Haughton.

Date prepared

3/29/71

Received by

5a Steven I. Chustenre

_ recording device

Date of Report

/9/71

Date(s) of activity

L written by Informant

3/1/41

File where original is located if not altached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. .

my Infomation recorded on a card index by -

on date -

Remarks:

100-140157

78-2864-83

100-14297

100-141819

Block Stamp

120-28€A-83

SEiLLIZED

1:10:1011

canner he

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MARCH 9, 1971

BY JEROME

About 3/1/71, BARRY GODFREY waS in contact

with SAM DAVIS.

Apparently, DAVIS and GODFREY were

discussing the

disappearance of TROY HOUGHTON.

DAVIS

mentioned that at some unspecified time, he had talked

to a man who he did not identify.

He claimed to have

been present when HOUGHTON was killed.

DAVIS said this

man told him HOUGHTON was poisoned with cyanide somewhere

in Louisiana and then his body was left in the swamps there.

gerome.

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page-457

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Cover Sheet for Informant Poport or 1

FD230I 1R95-9-30-691

rial

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

3/

1/71.

Method of delivery (chuck appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

_ by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

3/23/710 olegins

Transcribed

3/26/71

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

In/s re SO PA

Morally

Date prepured

3/29/71

Received by

S1 SteventiChustenser

.*=

recording device

Date of Report,

3/11/71

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

3/10/21

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infornation recorded on a card index by .

Remarks:

100-129913

( Sau di

1 880-2869-841

_on date

Rgace Aetion

100714293

1oo-45914081 (John Somerrille

Block Stamp

120-28617-84

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 458

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MARCH 11, 1971

BY JEROME

I was in contact with BILl CLAY yesterday, who

furnished me with copies of some literature of the San

Diego Peace Action Coalition.

JOHN SOMERVILLE and had the address 1426 Merritt Drive,

co had the adrea -2646

All leaflets are signed by

EL cajon, california:

telephone 447-1641.

The literature

indicates this san Diego group is affiliated with the

NatIonal PAc and lurthermore, invites recipients of the

literature to a meeting on 3/7/71.

gerome

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Covor Sheet for Informant Report or

PD-306 (kev. 9-30-09)

rial

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

3/10/71

Hetrod

delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

A in person

by telephone

by mail

K orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

3/28/7110-

Elegina

Transcribed

Authenticated

3/26/21

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Lata re Peter Kaplina

IMM cuttitier

Date prepared

3/29/71

Received by

5x Steven Chinsture

[ recording device

Date of Report

3/18/71

Date(s) of'activity

I written by Informant

3/9/71

File where original is located ifnotattached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES HERE NOT DISCUSSED

Information recorded on a card index by

on date

Remarks:

157-1798

270-2864-85

100-75387 (refer Rupting en.

100-15337

157-594

Block Stump

170-28617-85

822120 am Piss

NW-65994 Docld 32989524 Page 460.

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MARCH 10, 1971

• BY JEROME

PETER RUPLINGER was contacted yesterday and

• the photograph of MORRIS STARSKEY was shown to him.

said that for sometime now, he has been trying to find out

who STARSKEY is and has even been following him from time

to time looking for a chance to pick up his briefcase.

RUPLINGER said he has also been following LEON NOWERS around

the campus, the last time being the day before yesterday.

He said on

that day, NOWERS went to the Student Placement

Office, where he reviewed the files maintained there on

FBI and CIA employment.

He said he believes possibly

NOWERS was looking for names of students who are applying

or have applied for work with these Government agencies.

There is a rumor going around that the Minutemen

may try to stage some opposition to any san Diego area.

anti-war activities to be held on 4/15/71.

Io the best of my knowledge,. I have not heard of

any MM or other right wingers being involved in a Confederate

skirmish unit at Ramona, California, as reported in yesterday's

Evening Tribune.

perone

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Date received

Received from (name or symbol numbe

3/9/71

Hethod of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

[i by telephone

[7 by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

3/23/710

З

/26/71

Date prepared

3/24/71

Received by

Sisten Lithi

ristense

Morally

recording device

Date of Report

1a/i

Date(s) of activity

written by Infonnent

Transcribed.

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

MMactitior at Gunsmoke

Rauch

3/7-9/71

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY

AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES HERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a card index by

_ on date .

Remaris:

157-1798 (CuB

120-2867-86

100-14297

100-15356

100-14610 (Stan MeDale)

100-14819

100-14015

100-14016

100-15666. (Roger Willio)

Block Stamp

120-286A-86

Sarind

SaudiEn

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MARCH 9, 1971

BY JEROME

It has been leared that last Friday, SAM DAVIS

Has doing a lot of talking about shooting people. He saic

even il he eventually leave this area, he wild make some

trips back for the purpose of eliminating some people.

He then said that at one time, he almost killed a girlfriend

Of GEORGE HOOVER.

She was then living at the ranch with

HOOVER but returned to Germany, where she was born, when

they broke up.

DAVIS said he was in favor of killing her because

she apparently knew too much and wanted to set up a shooting

accident at the ranch to get rid of her.

GEORGE HOOVER

vetoed the idea however, and they. let her return to Germany.

Last sunday, at the Gunsmoke Ranch, it was observed

that a complex range

sy stem has been

set up there.

There are

many people who come there freguently to practice and sometimes

there are as many as 50 persons present.

Last Sunday, STAN

MC DADE and his son, BARRY GODFREY, ROGER WILLIS, a FRANK LINI

and 4 other people were there practicing. It was observed that

several of these people are quite proficient on the range

and in the handling the use of their weapons.

He observed

that STAN MC DADE and BARRY GODFREY, while digging through

a pile of junk on the range, came across a piece of a 50

caliber machine gun; which is interesting.

It is known that BETTIE HOUGHTON has always wanted

to be interviewed by FBI about the disappearance of her husband,

TROY and now might be even more willing to discuss matters

• relating to her husband and to DEPUGH.

gerome...

INW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 463

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Date received

Received from (ame or symbol number)

4/1/71

Methioo of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

_ in person

• by telephone

I by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

If orally

Dictated®

to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

4/24/1 Ruenst den Francisco; sen

Date prepa

4/13/71

Received by

systaenh.@hristeuson

• recording device

written by Informant

Date of Report

. 4/7/71

Date(s) of activity

4/1/71

File where original is located ifnot attached

& INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK 6*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND, DID NOTRICTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infomation recorded on a card index by —

on date

Remarks:

178-2868-57

Inder: Howard Clevelane

100-14356 (Rublinser).

10 100-14610

100-15575 (inti-Win Demons Fration;

San Francisces, 4/24/71)

100-14610 (MeDate)

100-14939 (JohnBush).

100-14819

(Godfrey)

Block Stamp

170-256A-87

SEARCHED

SCRIALIZLD

P

INGEXLO

APR 1 1 137i

FBI - SAN DIEGO

NW 65994-Docld:32989524 Page 464

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April 7, 1971

Report of Jerome

PETER RULINGER was contacted this morning.

He

claims that there will be nine buses going from san Diego

State to the anti-war demonstration at San Fransisco on

the twentyfourth of

this month. He said he will find out

later from where and when they are leaving and how many

people will be on the buses.

He knows about the $900 given

the demonstrators by the school and will try to find out if

they get any more money from other sources.

STAN MO DADE waS also contacted this morning and

was accompanied by HOWARD CLEVELAND. It was learned that

NC DADE and HOWARD GODFREY were at Camp Pendleton yesterday

looking at the scrap parts pile of the Ordnance Disposal

unit there. They believe there may be several complete

weasons of various kinds which could be made from the scrap

parts.

For this reason they are considering submitting a

bid on the some forty tons of scrap which is to be sold.

It was learned that JOHN BUSH. is also going to enter a bid.

MC DADE and CLEVELAND indicated they are going to

the deseret in the morning to soend several days doing some

shooting and exploring.

Jerome

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carnest.et for informant Report diMi

291+305 (120v. 9-30-63)

Date prepured

5/3/71

Date received

Reccived by .

4/27/21

SA strenh, Christense.

Mcthod of delivery

écheck appropriate blochs)

_ in person

I by telophone

by mail

I orally

If orally fumished and reduced lo writing by Agent:

Date

Diclated

to

recording device

Date of Report

4/27/71

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Erief description of activity or maierial

4/26/71

Sam

Davis:

Bettie Hs01

Don Carey

File where original is located ifnot attached

# INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by —

Remarks:

120-2861-58

100-14297 Darrs)

100-1614 (laughton

100 - 1813

ughton)

157-1798 (arr)

_on date -

Inder: Don

150-14297

7 to

Block Stamp

179-7543481

SEARCHED

SERIALIZLO

But B

MAY

5197

chich sees

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April 279.1971

BY JEROME

SAM DAVIS was contacted yesterday.

He had been

to BETTIE HAUGHTON's place and had received from her the

complete list of former Minuteman members which was in her

possession.

She is also going to give him all the field

manuals she has, several cases of them, and her medical

supplies. SaM said he also believes he knows the identity

the man who helped Thoy HaUciton bury his caches of

weapons and supplies in the Sierras

Included in this

stuff is supposed to be an entire packaged Army field

hospital which was allegedly stolen from the military. SAM

said he will try to get acgauinted with this person.

A person named DON CAREY has come to my attention.

He is also known as DON VON BECK. and HENNING VON BECK. He

clams to be the son of a World War II German general

named

VON BECK.

He works as a blaster for Canyon Rock and Gravel

Company and has told people he has a cabin near Campo and

three rented garages in which he has stored a lot of weapons,

parts,

ammunition and explosives. He is believed to be a

lot of talk. I will try to find out more about him.

Jerome

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5/17/71

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(check appropriade blocks).

in person

] by telephone

_ by mail

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Date

Dictated

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Dato prepared

5/25/71

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sasterenh. Christensen

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5/17/71

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* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

Remarts:

170-2867-89

100-14297 (Davis)

-on date .

Index: Ron

UZance,

capsales +0 100-14298

158-2177 (TomForrest)

100-14296 (Conde)

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May 17, 1971

Report of -Jerome

SAM DAVIS was overheard to say that an individual

named RON ZARiCkis one of the biggest weapons suppliers in

the San Diego area and can usually get anything

that SAM

asks him for. This is supposed to be one of SAM's contacts

who is trying to get him a grease gun or a sten gun.

It was also learned that a woman named LILLIAN

(LNU) is coming down from Los Angeles next week. She is

the wife of the owner of a R Sales and will be in town to

take an order from SAM for some M-15 comversion kits. A R

Sales allegedly has a huge inventory of weapons parts and

is also supposed to be dealing in automatic weapons.

SAM claimed to have purchased $500 worth of M-2

conversion parts from TOM FORREST last month.

He indicated

that most or all of these parts would go to the Cuban

refugees through LOU CONDE..

Jerome.

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Coronerost for Informont Roport or f

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Walis

insister

1. eart

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5/21/71

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by telephone

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Date

by mail

Dictated

_ to

Transcribed

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by Informant

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Off orally

Date prepared

5/25/71

Received by

SA Stevenk. Christensert

recording device

Date of Report

5/21/71

Date(s) of activity

] written by Informant

Lilitia Kanned

5/20/71÷

5/21/11

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIG'ATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLLTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_on date

Remarks:

BETE

170-2864-90

Indet: Lillian rests

100-14297; BobKile.to

600-15409 (Gergen)

155-2177 (Forrest)

100-15400 (Geyar)

100-14297

(Darts)

100-14819 (Godfrey)

100-14296 (Conde)

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May 21, 1971

Report of Jerome

It has been learned that HOWARD GODFREY was at

Gerry Geyer's house yesterday. GiYER gave GODFREY six

booby trap sirulators.

may have stoen 3000 Army manuals on booby trap devices

in 300 to 9

He hinted he has a contact who

being used in Viet Nam.

GAYER

seems to get most of his

material from 303 KILE

and TOl FORRaST.

I am to contact SAi: DAVIS tomorrow norning and

then so with him to BETTIL NAUGhTON's house to pick up the

field manuals and other sugglies she has.

We will sort

through the manuals for those we want and then sell the rest.

any money made from these sales will be given back to BITTIE.

An individual named GENE BROWN is supposed to come

down from the Los Angeles area tomorrow afternoon.

We will

meet him at the Zoo entrance at about 2:00 pm.

This is for

the purpose of making contact with some of the Right wing.

sympathizers at Los Angeles.

The woman from A R Sales is LILLIAN KARNES. A R

Sales is making an alloy receiver for the .45 auto pistol,

, and there was a big write up on the company and the

receiver

in the last issue of "Guns aná Ammo" magazine.

It is rumored

around that her husband was picked up at one time with 500

machineguns in his possession, so the business is now in

the name of his wife and allegedly being run by her.

LILLIAN KARNES is supposed to be a Puerto Rican

and SAl: thinks she and her company are supolying weapons

and other items to the Cuban refugees. This has made SAi

interested in contacting the Alpha 56 group, and he wants

to go talk to LOU CONDE to see if this can be arranged.

Jerome

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Received from (name or symbol number)

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6/15/71

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se steven h. Christense

6/8172

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

J in person

•[by telephone

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by mail

Morally

Dictated

to

recording device

Date of Report

6/8/21

Date(sY of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

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i?:.

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"Doe Rakerts"; Bany Godfrey;

#/ Dellerield

6/7×8/71

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& INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on & card index by

Remarks:

170-2864-91

100-15400 (Gera)

100-14819

(Godfrey)

100-15661 (YWEL)

on date

Indek: Doe Roberts to

100-15408 (Gayer); il

Deletield 10 100-15061

'...

Block Stamp

170-2564-91

JUN 1 6 1971

FUI - SAN DIEGO

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Armant Report or M.

Report by Jerome

June 8, 1971

A person I have heard about before named "Doc

Roberts" was in town yesterday morning with 15 assorted

military machine guns to deliver to an unknown person.

JERRY GEYER was the middle man on this end of the trans

action and the deal took place in Lakeside, California.

It is not known where of, to whom the machine guns went.

It was also learned that BARRY GODFREY will

deliver some M-2 paris to JERRY GEYER's house this

evening which will be turned over to ROBERTS..

*It has also been learned that AL DELLEFIELD Of .

Los Angeles, California, will be in town on June 11, 1971.

He is described as the press secretary for the Southern

California Young Workers Liberation League. He is to delives.

a speech presented by the Peoples World and sponsored by

a group known as freedom of the Press Committee loeated

in EL

Cajon, California, with telephone number 442-5843.

DELLIFIELD will speak about the Peoples World and ways

to increase the circulation of that paper.

A speech is scheduled for Room 11 of the Conference

Hall, Balboa Park, at 8:00 p.M. on June 11,1971.

gerone

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BUILT

SIR. I TOT

THOTO TIEN

PED3CI (ROr. 9-30-69)

Date received

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6/17/71

X.

Method of delivery

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7 in person

by telcphone

]by mail Exorally

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60/23/21

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6/17/71

Bettie Hous

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* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infomation recorded on a card index by .

Rchiarks:

170-2861-97

100-14287 (Darrs)

000-14819. Cocate

152t-1614 (Hauch

_on date

Inder: Ron Zance to

6070-14297; Losesh

Ocotton to 5403157-1813

(Haughtor).

10328 (AND)

1SY

5 - 3z20 (States Rights Panty)

140-1813

142-157-02921

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170-2861-92

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June 17, 1971

BY JERONE

mel: inibo today. He is employed in the

Earden "

in El Tajon. His home phone

number is inte

trned d''ei.

'1.

"" offered me an 1i-2 kit which I

• Inalontod he is a big dealer in ammunition.

SAY. DAVI: PAI

1y!. "is ls algo a good contact tor all types

of weapon? ": "nated

supplies. ZARIC doesn't know I an

acquainted titio

mi " ansonra to have considerable money.

He

planning to

meetings .:

afterwards.

the show as there are supposed to be some

resplo associated with the NSWPP and the SRP

5.2: SAtIS mentioned the other day he had been

talking to =-rE HAJITON and JOSEPH COTTON who runs a

Right

ning progra.

in ine ios ingeles area.

BETTIE still believes.

ROBERT LE

Fear to havo beon responsible for the death of

TROY FAULT

Inalcated she has some witnesses and

allegedly cas tillod out an affadavit recently with every-

thing but the citrogress names.

She wants to file charges

DE PUGH

and rave hir tried for TROy's death.

Jerome

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SAC (174-428) (P)

7/6/71

SA EARL M. PCIPRSEN

JERRY LYNY DAVIS, aka;

EUGENE BROWN;

BOMBING MATTER

•At 8:25 a.n. 7/5/71, the writer contacted

at whích

time ho stated that he had just gotten off work at 8:00 a.m. aftor

working an eight hour shift.

He said he had read in

the paper

the article concarning the bombing of an IRs office at San Jose,

California but that he has heard noching from DAVIS or BROWN.

During the forenoon of ?/5/71, STEVE LOGAN OF ATFD, IRS,

telephoned and agled the writer to contact source and have hin

contact DAVIS to see what DAVIS had to say and to see 1f he was

In San Diego. After clearing this with Supervisor #4, source

was contacied and he said ha would contact DAVIS on some pretext.

Informant drove to DAVIS's house and enroute he was stoppod.

by the Highway Patrol who checked out his identification. Ther

gave him no ticket.

iben source parked about & block from DAVIS's

hours;

&. San Di: 50 County Sheriff car drove up and checked his

license plate by stopping behind his car.

This was observed by

DaVis and his nother who was muttying visiting him. When source

entered the DAVIS residence, the mother stated that

she had told

her son that she figured source was a friend of his since he

brought "the fuzz" with him.

DAVIS and sourca had & long conversation about whether BROIN

had participated in the bombing of the IRS building in San Jose.

They observed that he had said he only had black powder and fira-

bombs but folt that plenty of ammoniun nitrato was ensily available

and that he could possibly have used this explosivo.

Neigher of

then had any first hand information concerning the bombing.

DAVIS suggested that thoy lay low for a while because of the

bombing in San J030.

2 + 170-2864

EMP: emp

(3)

172-286011

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Cover iSen for informone Ropuri un ii

I'D 30Ї (Rev. 9-30-63)

Date prepared

7110171

Date reccived

Received fromTrame or symbal nupiber)

Received by

1/14/71

SA Stanh. Christene

, shethod of delivery

(check approprinte blocks!

in person

by telephone

by mail

Morally

If orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

- to

recording device

Date of Report

7/14/71

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

1/141/71

Sam Douis; INP: Stam Malace

Troy Haught; Buttie tang ton

File where original is located ifnot altached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AV ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by .

= on date.

Remarks:

120-2861-94

450-14297 (Daris

157- 28

(ANO)

100-14610 (Mellace)

105 - 1614. (Haughton)

150 - 1813

Block Stamp

170-256-11-94

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July 14, 1971

• ?'

REPORT BY JERONE

I was in telephone contact with SAM DAVIS today.

He appears to be very hooked on joining the American

Nazi Party.

STAN MC DADE is the one who is pushing the

hardest on joining the Nazis.

I understand that DAVIS

and MC DADE will get together to look for office space

for the Nazi Party headquarters in the San Diego area.

DAVIS also said he is going out tomorrow to

for this purpose.

financial help from the Nazi Party at Los Angeles.

DAVIS also advised he knows of the whereabouts

of one of TROY HAUGHTON's old hideouts.

He said this

hideout is still in tact and usable and that he, DAVIS,

might have to make use of it himself if things

get to

hot for him in San Diego. He mentioned that HAUGHTON stayed

in this hideout for a long period of time on one occasion

when the police department was looking for hiw.

It was

thought that he was not in town because they had been unable

to find him.

DaVIs said, to the best of his knowleage,

the

Location of the hideout is now known only to him and BETTIE

HAUGHTON.

gerane

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Cauanstrat for Informant Report or ti

FD-206 (Rer. 9-30-6591

Date received

Received froin (name or symbol number)

1/1/71

Meihod of delivery (check appropriate blochs)

in person

by telephone

by mail

If orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Dictated

io

A orally

Date prepared

1/16/71

Reccived by

so steenh, Christensen,

_ recording device

Date of Report

1/1171

Date(s) of activity

7 written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

1/1/71

Tom Forest, Get eye;

taft of (alleged Wirun traves

File where original is located ifnot attached

« INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on & card index by -

Remarks:.

170-2868-963

-2177 (Forrest)

_ on date

(nder:

@ots

Kyle to

100-15400 (Geyan)

100-15400 (Gage)

170-7564-96

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July 1, 1971

REPORT BY JEROME

I learned today of the recent theft of a large

number, more than 2,000, of U.s. Navy Mark I sheatr

knives.

It was indicated to me that TOM FORREST has 300

of these knives, Ski's Swap Shop (owned by FNU SKIBOWSKI)

near 40th and University, bought a large number of them

and has a few personally and openly on display.

BOB KYLE.

reportedly sold several 100 to the Patch and Ball Gun

An individual known as "Little Joe" is said to have

several 100 of these knives and JERRY GEYER says that he

has a lot of several 100 of the knives staked out which he

is attempting to acquire.

Gerome

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MAY S1.00181018

GSAP@I (11 C510) 181-11.8

UNITED STATES G

RNMENT

Memorandum

TO

SAC, SAN DIEGO (174-1/288

DATE:

8/3/71

FROM

SA STEVEN I. CHRISTENSEN

SUBJECT:

JERRY LYNY DAVIS, aka;

EUGENE BROWN

BOMBING MATTER

On the evening of 8/2/715

and was contacted at

which tire he savised that subject DaVis had told hin that day

he was temporarily unerployed and was ind desperate need of

money. DAlis indicated that me vould b. willing to sell. rost

Of the explosive materials given by him to the informant at

the following prices:

Box of 50 electric blasting caps

$20.00

Box of 100 fuge blasting caps (two)

10.00 (both)

I pound hat block of ThI

6.00

È pound block of ThI

3.00

plastic bag of INt prills

5.00

Band Frenade fuses • 13 € Sf.50

12 trip levers - 35 € 152.50

1 = 35 6

81.00

• 87.50

Rifle grenade - empts

4.00

Rifle grenade - charged, yellow smoke

5.00

amention deny =

HE 100

7226040

225,50

Informant advised that DAVIS would want returned to

him the camollauge unitorm, the blading cap crimpers,

the

three

military clectire blasting

caps ior cetonating composition

- explosives, the fifteen loose, time delay, electric blasting

caps, and the remainder of the fix rifle parts.

on 8,3/71 Special Investicator STEVE LOGAN, ATPD,

was contacted lecarding this ratter and whether ATrI would

willing to allow the roturn of the foregoing Items to DAVIS

through the intormant, with the blasting caps boing deactivated

or irert caps substitutea.

LogAy then telephonically contactea

his supervisor,

RICHARD JORIISO:

Santa Ana.

it was the

concurrent opinion of both JOlliSON and LosAi that the items

which saser DaVis wall want returned so him, with the exception

of the blasting caps,

do not reprosent any violation of ian

under the jurisdiction of MED, and, under normal circumstances

would be roturned to the owner anyway.

With regard to tho

blasting capa, in view of romote possibility of prosocution

170251-41

" as

SD 17!1-4.23

SD 17i-205A

SEARGNED

_IRDEXEU -

SERIALIZEN

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SD 100-14.297

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in this mattor, they interposed no objection to returning to

DAVIS deactivated or inort blasting caps, feeling that the

record of their possession by the Government and disposition

would serve as well for evidence purposes as having the

caps

themselves.

On 8/3/71 SGT. WILLIAM BIRCH, 70th Ordnance Detach-

ment (EOD), Fort. Rosecrans, San Diego, Calffornia, advised

that thore is no effective way that the blasting caps in

question coula be deactivated without extreme danger to the

attempting this action and without it being obvious that

the caps had been tampered with.

SG1. BIRch advised that the

manufacturers of all

such blasting caps make inert caps which

for training and identification purposes which are irdistin-

guishible from the live ones..

He said that in his opinion

the best course of action would be to obtain such inert caps

to substitue for the ones now in the possession of the Govern-

ment.

He said that the best source of information as to where

to obtain these substitues would be the Institut of Hakers of

Explosives, 420 Lexington Ave., New York City, 10017.

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

UNITED STATES GO ERNMENT

Memoral

dum

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14.297)

DATE:

9/20/71

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

JERRY LYIN DAVIS, aKa

EX. - MM

this date is

advised he was at a meeting

on the evening of 9/19/71 which was also attonded by Subject,

HOWARD CLARK and one ED ANDREWS.

Among other things discussed source learned that

Subject apparently obtained from CLARK the residence address

Of S4 ARNOLD. O'BRIEN, Which information DAVIS has long

sougat.

Source is not

aware how CLirK may have obtained

this

address or whether it is in fact sA O'BRIEN's correct addross.

He said the inforration was apparently over. one year old.

said he believes

he will be abla to obtain this address from

DAVIS wethin the next day or two.

- SU 100-11,207 (JERRY LYNY DAVIS) .

SD 170-286

• SD 157-

1

- SD 157-

(HOGARD CLARK)

(ED

ANDREWS)

- SLC/s 1C

(4)

170-2564-99

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UNITED STATES G : INMENT

Memorandum

TO

: SAC, SA DIEGO (107-2224)

DATE:

10/6/71

FROM : SA STEVEN L. CIR ISTENSEN

SUBJECT:

ISAAC. WILLIA! CANTRELL

E - MM

on 10/5/71,

sadvised he has been attemoting

to contact the Subject,

unsuccessfully, and has come to the

conclusion CANTREL, has left the San Diego arca.

0710/6/71,

CONF. SDURCE

advised

records contain

a forwarding address for Subject dated 5/27/71, showing

a change from Alpine, California, to P.O. Box 1104, Fabens,

Texas

793313.

Foregoing submitted for information only.

7. SD 170-286 A

- SD 157-2224

SLC/sl.c

(2).

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FOL- SAN DIEGO

Big U.S. Sivings Bonds Regularly on she Pergroll Servings Plan

8010-111

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Cover Sheet for Miurmunt Kepori or s

FD-30Xi (Rov. 9-30-633)

Dato prepared

3/29/71

Received by

SA StEVEN I. CHRISTENSEN

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

3/26/71

method of delivery (check appropriate blocks).

in person.

7 by telephone

If orally furnished is reduced to sniting by Agent:

Date

by mail

[orally

• Dictated

Transcribed

Authenticaled

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Info regarding JERRY LYNN DAVIS,

ME DADE and PAUL RUPLINGER.

DJ recording device

Date of Report

3/26/71

Date(s) of activity

3/26 and 27/71

...'

I written by Informant

File where original is located if not attached

+ INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIP.T'5.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

I Inforation recorded on a card index by .

_on date.

Remanis:

100-14297

DAVIS

100-14610

MC DADE

100-14301

RUPLINGER

1170-2854 - 16,9

100-14819 GODFREY

Block Stamp

170-2864-101

'!!!

FISHY LEON

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JEROME

3/26/71

I was in contact with PAUL RUPLINGER. He continued

to be interested in creating disturbances and offered to

take Right Wing leaders for a drive along Interstate 8 to

show them where they could use dynamite on underpasses and

overpasses to create the most disruption. It has been learned

that SAM DAVIS and BARRY GODFREY may arive up to Los Angeles

tomorrow to contact the people who own

and run ar sales,

for

the purpose of finding out about the availability of military

manuals and various weapons.

DAVIS, GODFREY and MC DADE continue to talk about

setting up a new organization to handle Right Wing activities

in the San Diego area.

tò meet soon at a drive-in restaurant to talk about ways

ang ve such an organ

Arrangements have been made for them

and means of setting up such an organization with a legal

defense fund, a newspaper or bulletin and harassment

activities.

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Cauor Sheer for Informant Roport or M

70-305 (166V.9-30-69)

Date prepared

4/9/71

Received by

SA STEVEN I.. CHRISTENSEN

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

3/31/71.

Meshod of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agc.st:

Date

by mail

Dictated

to

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American legion March in downtown San

Diego on 4/4/71.

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JEROME

3/31/71

I have heard there will be an American Legion

march in downtown San Diego on Sunday, 4/4/71, to protest

the court-martial of It. MILLIAM CALLEY.

This march

Is being sponsored partially by Radio Station KSON and all

Right wing

groups in the San Diego area are being urged

to join in.

A call has been put out for 50,000 participants

and to the best of my knowledge, no parade permit has been

obtained from the San Diego Police Department.

I was in

contact with one of the women who is pushing the march.

She

has telephone 276-6648.

According to her, the march will

start about 12 NOON from 'the Navy Recreation Field at Harbor

Drive and Market Street, will proceed up Harbor Drive to

8th Avenue, from there to Broadway and then back to Harbor

Drive and the Recreation Field for a rally.

The woman

told me they have received 3700 phone alls since last

night.

She said the march seems to be getting much support

from the military, adding that two Generals and three Colonels

have indicated they will participate in the march in full

uniform.

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JEROME

• 4/2/71

I was in contact with SAM DAVIS last night.

He claimed to have received a call earlier in the

evening from the Klu Klux Klan in Mississippi. The

only explanation he would give is that something he was

involved in there broke open and he is afraid he may be

arrested soon.

If so, he says he knows who is responsible

and he will take care of them later.

However, he is very

shaken up and has been talking about going underground until

the problem blows over.

In the past he has claimed to have

been involved in robberies, burglaries, and illegal weapons

deals which may account for what he is afraid of now.

However, if he is still in town on sunday, he

will join in the march protesting the trial of It. CALLEY

and may try to start a confrontation if people show up to

demonstrate against the march.

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INFO LE travel of JERRY LYNN DAVIS

and GEORGE HOOVER

to Arizona

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4/9/71

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4/3-4/71

• :

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100-14297

DAVIS

10015356

HOVER

100-14293

CLAY

100-14819

GODEREY

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JEROME

4/4/71

It has been learned that SAM DAVIS and GEORGE

HOOVER left yesterday morning to go to a construction

project in Arizona.

They intend to make use of this trip

to make contacts with people they know or have heard of in

Las Vegas, Phoenix, and El Paso.

They are supposed to call

back after making these contacts. DAVIS left his brief-case

with BARRY GODFREY and because of what happened in Mississippi,

was talking about the possibility of going underground bus

sneaking back to the San Diego area later on.

The person to be contacted in Phoenix is EV MOORE.

DAVIS claims that of the Right ving groups that

are still intact, the one

at Las vegas is the best run

and is already functioning. He said it is supposed to have

Mafia connections and is also the best source of many kinds

of supplies.

DAVIS wants the San Diego area Post Office Box

which was rented in BILl CLAY's name dropped and a new Post

Office Box rented so that CLAY cannot get at the mail.

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:"

Info re firearms activities

Of JERRY LYNN DAVIS and BARRY GODEREY

Date propured

5/11/71

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→ written by Informant

5/5/71

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5/4 and 5/71

:

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* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

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100-14297

157-124 LABBETTIE HAUGHTON

157-1798

Minuteman

100-14819

GODFREY

157-26777042

Förrest

2-157-

Index 8

DON CAREY, aka

Don Von Beck, Henning Von Bed

#: 515737798

+57-17585557

170-2867-105

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JEROME

5/5/71

I was in contact with SAM DAVIS yesterday.

He had come from BETTIE HAUGHTON's place.

She gave him

the entire former Minuteman membership list which

she had in her possession, along with cases of field

manuals and other literature as well as a large quantity

of medical supplies and items. DAVIS seems to think

he knows the name of the person who helped TROY HAUGHTON

bury many of his supplies in the sierras, included among

which is supposed to be a whote packaged Army field

I have come across an individual named DON

CAREY.

He is also known as DON VON BECK and to some people

as HINNING VON BECK. He claims to be the son of the

German World War II General named VON BECK.

He is a blaster

for Canyon Rock and Gravel Company. He impresses. me as being

a big talker but claims to have a cabin at Campo and three

rented garages full of weapons, including machine guns,

weapons parts, ammunition and explosives.

SAM claims that he can order me a Sten gun for $100.

He also says that TOM FORREST is one of his two San Diego

suppliers but that he makes most of his purchases in Washington

and Oregon.

DAVIS claims he has been dealing with FORREST

for about 6 - 8 months and claims to have recently purchased

$500 worth of M-2 carbine parts from FORREST for the purpose

of making short M-2 "enforcers".

According to what DAVIS has been saying, FORREST

appears to have contacts with military personnel at Camp

Pendleton through which he makes weekly raids on armories

and the supplies there.

DAVIS has apparently asked BARRY

GODFREY to

go with him to Camp Pendleton to show him the

. location of the scrap parts pile of the ordnance disposal

unit on that base.

DAVIS continues to talk about and work on the Right

Wing organization he wants to establish. His idea is to

contact people he knows in Phoenix, Seattle, Portland, and

Las Vegas and have individuals in all those cities give out

a press

release announcing the formation of the new organization.

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In addition, leaflets and stickers will be put out the same

day and post office boxes for the organization retned in all

these cities on the same day so as to completely disguise the

location of the national headquarters which will be in San

Diego, with DAVIS and GODFREY running the thing. He wants

to structure the organization along military lines with

military ranks and training for the purpose of creating a

Right wing organization to overthrow the government in this

gountry.

• :

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11/3-4/71

Ito re Her, Me Wade, Nazi

Porte, Reu, Cale, Narge MeNisits

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Portio tie Party,.

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Inder: Reverend "Gale

9-873

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No meso er

1971

I was told by Barry Godfrey that he and George

Hoover went by Peace House #1 at 2143 Market Street last

Bay Go 2ey

night. Godfrey said the place appeared to be unoccupied

at the time and when he and Hoover looked inside,

saw it

co be tull of books and other literature, and all kinds

of materials.

They also claimed to have driven by the

house at 3121 Beech which Godfrey said is a big house at

the corner of the street.

Nazi Party group last night. Hoover was wearing the uniform

west nish.

of the new group he is trying to organize.

This organization

will be a branch of the Missionary Church of Jesus Christ

headed by Reverend Gale at Los Angeles, California.

While at the meeting, because of some internal

trouble, and because they liked Hoover's uniform better

than the Nazi uniform, most of Smith's group decided to

leave the Nazi. Party organization and join Hoover's new

group.

I don't know anything about a Reverend Pike of

Peak, but the Reverend Gale may be the same one who is head

of Missionary Church of Jesus Christ at Los Angeles. Gale

comes to town about once a month to fulfill a speaking

assignment here.

He has Nazi and anti-Semitic tendencies

although he is not known to me as

being a member of the

Nazy Party.

Also, I have heard nothing about threatening

telephone calls being made by anyone locally to obtain the

release of the Patriotic Party members in Michigan; howeves,

Margaret L MCNIChols, who Lives at 2113 Whispering Pines

Drive in Julian, is closely acquainted with the individuals

in Michigan named Freed.

At one time, she told me she

and Freed both belonged to some German club and showed me a

photograph of her and Freed together at a meeting in Santa

Ana, California.

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McNichols claimed to have been the Secretary

Treasurer of the Western Region of the Patriotic Party,

• covering 1l western states and is also a close associate

of Robert Bolivar DePugh.

McNichols is also acquainted

with Reverend Gale, who has been connected with the Patriotic

Party.

McNichols and her husband, Leo, own and operate

a grocery store on Main Street in Julian named the Mountain

Market.

Leo McNichols is, or was employed by the FAA at

Julian.

I believe that Margaret McNichols is the type of

person who might make threatening telephone calls in behalf

of members of the Patritic Party, but do not know if she has

actually done this.

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Goodba

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* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED PY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

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100-14819. (Godfrey)

100-14297 (Davis)

_on date

Pertinant in to precione ly

1558-1614 (Aleustiton)

160-15356 (Hoover)

157-1813 (Bertie Naughton)

658-1228 (MM)

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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 movemen't is. He said DAVIS is still interested

in aitempting 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 conduct 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 by .

ROBERT DE PUGH in the basement of DE PUGH'S house with the help

Of WALTER PEYSON.

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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 PUCh, 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 TOLLERTON at all cost even

18 he had to marry hex..

According to DAVIS, it is his belief 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.

A?

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Date(s) of activity

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÷ INDIVIDUALS DESATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

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152 - 5 Ron Zarick (now te)

157-28 (ASANO)

Pertinent inte

dissentiare

100-14227 (Same Davis)

105- 3230 (NSRP)

157-1720

(man)

100-14179

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170-2568-108

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June 15, 1971

BY JEROME

This morning, I met an Individual named RON ZARICK

who was attempting to sell military ammunitions of several

calibers. I will try to find out more about him later.

I also lcarned that there were .12 members of the

NSWPP at the anti-war demonstration at NEL Center yesterday.

SAM DAVIS may also have been there as he appeared to know

..a 1ot about it. DAVIS has had a project going to get himself

fired from his job and may already have been successful. If

so, He will go on unemployment and then on welfare in order

to be able to devote full time to his right wing activities.

He has approached me about going to a meeting at los Angeles

in the next few days with representatives of the Minutemen

organization, the States Right Party, and the NSWPP for

the purpose of discussing the possibility of an alliance of these

groups. He mentioned that the national leader of the States

Rights. Party may be at the meeting. I will try to find out

more about this also.

• I also learned that DAVIS wants to set up a course

of inscuction in the use of explosives which would start

off with a group composed of BARRY GODFREY and two men selected

by him and SAM DAVIS and two men selected by him.

Jerome.

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Cover Sheet for Interment Report

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orally

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re right wing

Date prepared

15/92

eceived b

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6/21/11

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6/2/21

achrists

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* INDIVIDLALS DESIGNATED SY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infonation recorded on a card index by —

Remarks:

100-14297 acris)

57: 2832 Don Laren,

457-1820 (Frank Yicopec)

100-84292 (Brinker)

100-14610 (MeDade)

100-14939 (Vohn Bush)

_on date.

Portincit into picious

Losseminated.

(ander:

Ron Municutt; Rick

Lindsay, Bobilobinse

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100-84297

170-2864-151

Block Stamp

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June 21, 1971

BY JERONE

The person I have recently come into contact

with is RON HUNICUTT who lives on 37th Street

In San Diego.

He allegedly has, some .45 caliber automatic pistol

receivers

with the serial numbers ground off. BOB ROBINSON, a telephone

company employee, had one which he looked at not too long ago.

Apparently, HUNICUIT 1s a big dealer in guns. and is known to

SAM DAVIS by a different name.

Another person who issertote associate of SAM

DAVIS IS DON CARELESS

a SDPD ottten

Individual by the

name

of RICK

isa friend of boll

LINDSAY whehes beer acting assa case tween sor

ROBINSON

and CAREs, who istenounto Davis

by

another name.

I also understand that CAREY took an examination

for employment with the U. S. Border Patrol not too long ago

has been hinting of knowledge of the whereabouts of M-60

machine gun which he described as a good riot gun. He is

also trying to become "friends". with DAN DWYER, who operates

a gun smithing shop Qn Washington in San Diego and who 1s

well known to SAM DAVIS.

ALEX RAPIDPRINT has been doing the plates for some

of the new forms and other printed material for the local right

wing group.

FRANK YACOPEC continues to do well after having been

In the hospital for removal of kidney stones.

л-о"п'. салл.

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June 21, 1971

BY JEROME

I was at STAN MC DADE's place on Saturday and

JOSEPH BRINKER showed up there.

I was also in touch with JOHN BUSH who offered

me an action for an anti-tank rifle for $45.00.

Jerome.

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Connection with Paul

Date prepared

1/6/22

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Datels) of activity

written by Informant

.:

6/22/11

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGVATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOYARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_ on date

Remarks:

100-14301 (uplinger

Pertinent into previous,

00-14294 (Dauss

disseminated

55212 (Ron Zarick)

Inder: General Lainle

1 700-14819 (Godtren)

70 100-14301

157- 28 (NSURA

Seott Windher.ter

100-14305 (Walton)

159-28-0450

Joe Tomasi

105055348 (Bertram Comparet)

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JUNE 23, 1971

BY JEROME

I was in conversation with PAUL RUPLINGER and

General LEMLEY yesterday. LEMLEY said he has some M-16

rifles and has been giving weapons to all of his neighbors

for self defense.•

IEMLEY 1s extremely militant and I understand

that:he, RUPLINGER, and perhaps SAM DAVIS refused to fIll

out the U.S. Census Forms which they received and expected to

be arrested shortly and placed in jail.

I#MLEY says that lots of weapons and other items of

military equipment are coming down to the U.S. out of Canada.

LEMLEY was extremely upset at the arrests made by ATFD and

local law enforcement officers at the Pasadena Gun Show on

6/19/71. He said he was going to contact the headquarters of

the John Birch Society (which he is deeply Involved in) at

San Marino, and have that organization check into the arrests.

PAUL RUPLINGER was also very upset about the situation.

..

It should be noted that in talking with RON ZARICK

before the gun show took place, he warned me to be cautious

at the gun show as he had received word that the ATFD and

State officials were planning to make arrests at the show.

It has come to my attention that both SAM DAVIS

and BARRY GODFREY are falrly well acquainted with SCOTT

WINCHESTER, leader of the Nazi Party Group, Bishop Faction,

at Los Angeles, California.

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JUNE 23, 1971

BY JEROME

WINCHESTER appears to be a near kook.

He was one

of the more active participants in the anti-war demonstration

sponsored by MDM at Oceanside, California, in May, 1970. He

was running around llke a roving idiot and screaming, "fascist

pigs" at the police.

SAM DAVIS says he heard that the NSWeP at San

Diego might favor a spllt from the NSWPP at Los Angeles

which is headed by (FNU) TOMASCO and Join up with WINCHESTER's

If this happens, it will. take place through the

efforts of VIC WALTON

O BERTRAM COMPARET.

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July

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 if DAVIS could not be more reliable, he, the boss,

would have to find someone else to do the job. DAVIL

then told him to go ahead and find someone else whereupon

his boss hung up.

DAVIS said he has another job to go

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

job will last approximately one month following which

DAVIS will be laid off and then can claim unemployment

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 fairly low cost and

therefore,

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

buy these other materials and also to help the Nazi 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 Party (NSWPP), 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.

If and when this takes place

apparently will use for the new group Is American Socialist

Workers Party.

DAVIS is all excited about buying uniforms

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

duty.

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

associates, includin ee cOVER, STAN MC DADE, JAMES

POTO, BARRY GODFREY, ROGER WILLIS and "AL" (LNU) to joir

a15o.

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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

what 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

members of the MSWPP 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

on organizing but poor on weapons acquisition and intelligence

work.

а 1 лео to аро:

He said he expects to be of considerable help to the

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 coumunity in San Diego as

a starting point for harassment and other tactics by the

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

Militants Formulary as a handbook for training. in explosives

He said 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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" INDIVIDUALS DESIGYATED BE AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

MOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOJARY ACTIVITIES HERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infomiation recorded on a card index by

Remarks:

108-14297 (Dorrs)

...

100-111819 (Greten

_ on date

Pertinent in previnit

kissemina

157-201 (Snit

157-28 (NSWAP)

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July 20, 1977

By JEROME

SAM DAVIS says he has an operation in mind for

this weekend. He said he wants BARRY GODFREY to provide

six men; DAVIS will provide another six and the NSWPP will

furnish 12 men to conduct a raid on a faculty office at UCSD,

there a Viet Cong Flag is supposed to be hanging. The pure.

pose- of the raid will be to seize the flag, take it out on

the campus, and burn it in front of as large. a crowd as they

can get.

DAVIS said he is also trying to get ahold of a .

white phosphorous grenade for another project he has in

mind for the weekend, but would not even hint as to what

he is thinking of using it for.

I went to a recent meeting of the NSWPP with

STAN MC DADE. GERALD L. SMITH Was speaking. One of the other

people at the meeting had a medal for what is referred to

by the American Nazi Party as the "Virginia Campaign", which

occurred in 1958. These medals were awarded by GEORGE LINCOLN

RockwILl, which would indicate that the person I saw at the

meeting. must be a longtime Nazi Party member. This individual

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said he is going to Los Angeles soon with MC DADE and

SMITH to meet with Nazi Party Officials there.

MC DADE has been gathering a big list of Jews

for the NSWPP and was asking about the location of a

good uniform shop

as he wants to buy a Khaki Uniform to

wear to meetings.

gerone

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Information recorded on a car index by —

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600-14819 (Godfre)

disseminated

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Indes Dick Gould

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July 21, 1971

By JEROME

It appears that PETER RUPLINGER has a

friend

in a small arms arsenal or depot on one of the local

Navy Bases. He has been offering the sale of four M-2

conversion kits, and says he thinks he will be able to

furnish all the small arms including grenades and possibly

a light •30 caliber machine gun that anyone would want.

He was asking BARY GODFREY iI GODFREY could obtain a tear

gas grenade which RUPLINGER wants for the purpose of throw

ing into the "Bedroom", a local night club offering nude

entertainment.

I saw TOM FORREST yesterday and while there

observed a •45 caliber grease gun with two full nagazines.

Some time ago I met a person named DICK GOULD.

•Yesterday I saw him again and he offered me a sawed off

shotgun and another shotgun. which had been made into a

pistol. He wanted $50 for both of the weapons but did not

have them with him for me to look at.

I will try to find

out more about GOULD.

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Another person I have heard a lot about is

one LARRY BROWN. He apparently used to live close to

me and some friends were telling me at one time about

what a nut and raving maniac he is. He apparently has moved

to poway. Yesterday while I was at Bulls Eye Gun Shop

BILL GUIETTE was telling me about some work he was doing

on a nine millimeter German Schmeitzer. Today I was in

• Bulls Eyes again and met this LARRY BROWN and talked to

him for about one hour. He was telling me all about his

nine millimeter German Schmeitzer and hinted that he may

have some other automatic weapons. Very likely the Schmeitzer

GUIETTE was working on belonged to BROWN. I will also

try to find out more about BROWN.

CHUCK PIERCE, ThoSeR Diage tahe Birch societ

Loader, lives at 8527 Goldenridge Road, Lakeside, California,

and has telephone number 449-4176. He and BILI GUIETTE

have been talking about joining the U.S. Army, Special

Forces, Rserve Unit in San Diego, purely for the purpose

of seeing what items of equipment they can steal.

This reserve unit is already supposed to be

very heavy with right wing nuts and there are rumors that

a lot of weapons and other equipment are already coming out

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of that outfit. I was also in contact with RON ZARICK

again. He offered to sell me 2000 rounds of •30-06

ammunition at 5¢ a round and told me that he also has

30, 000 rounds of •30 carbine ammunition.

•gerome

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July 13, 1971

By JEROME

It has come to my attention that there is

an individual who may be of interest who works for the San

Diego Fire Department and is assigned to Station 13 in La

Jolla. His name is RICK BURNS and he has been overheard

to make statements which are highly pro-russian and pro-Com-

munist China. He saves up his money and vacation time and

travels to Russia each summer.

BURNS apparently lives in the La Jolla area as he

walks to work every morning. He is about 27, 5'11", 180

husky build. He has light brown hair, a ruddy complexion,

wears reading glasses, is married and has a collie dog. He

allegedly served in the U.S. Marine Corps and has been with

the fire Department for about four and one half years.

Jerome

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July 13, 1971

REPORT BY JEROME

Yesterday I was in contact with PETER RUPLINGER.

Re is still

self employed as a wholesale diamond dealer.

He

said one of his customers is allegedly an Italian who has

connections with the local tuna fishing association and with

the Mafia.

He said he had acquired from this person a

rifle with a silencer which he told RUPLINGER was a Mafia

assassination weapon.

He obtained this rifle from RUPLINGER

heavily modified with an extension having been added to the

butt stock and the parts of the receiver assembly missing

exposing the internal working mechanism. The rear sight

is-also missing.

The breech ends of the receiver and barrel on this

rifle are usually threaded with a square cut thread.

However

on this rifle,

these parts. both have a regular toothed

machine thread which was obviasly done to allow the rifle

to be disassembled into two pieces.

The forestock of the rifle is also missing and

a device, reported to be a silencer

has been added to the

breech end of the barrel. This device is approximately

2" in diameter and 5" long and cylindrical in shape.

There is a z". diameter aluminum tube extending from the

forward bottom part of this device along the barrel almost

to the muzzle.. Attached to the muzzle is the regular issue

British flash suppressor for use on the Enfield •303 caliber

carbine.

Most of the metal parts of the rifle have been

coated with black lacquer.

When

assembled, the rifle does not headspace

properly which is apparently due to the threads being worn

or a necessary shim missing

I recontacted RUPLINGER this morning and learned.

that the individual he obtained the rifle from is one

PHILLIP SALUATO, 6766 Rose Fiela Drive, San Diego,

California.

RUPLINGER said SALUATO allegedly has

weapons including Thompson submachine guns and M-2 carbines

which he will sell.

RUPLINGER also said that the silenced

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rifle which he sold me was supposedly delivered to SALUATO

by the Mafia for destruction or permanent disposal.

siad SALUATO, who is apparently eager to make a fast buck,

apparently decided to sell the weapon rather than destroy

From my knowledge of RUPLINGER, I suspect it is

very likely he enlarged considerably on this story.

perome

..?

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infomation recorded on a card inder by

Remarks

(5% - 20 (NSWPP)

100--84298 (Dauss)

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disseminated.

1577-1816

(Pato)

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July 28, 1971

By JEROME

It has come to my attention that one of the msae...

NSWPP organizers in San Diego County 1s a person named

(FNU) ROTH. He has been described as a uniformed and

card carrying member of the Nazi Party and has allegedly

done much organizing for that group in the Oceanside,

California, area.

I have also learned that SAM DAVIS and JIM POTO

have been asked to go to Arizona within the next few weeks

to meet with some unnamed person there.

feroore

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150-14217 (Davis)

=on date

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157-28 (NSCUPP)

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goa 157-1820 (Yalopee)

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July 26, 1971

By Jerome

I was In contact with SAM DAVIS again yesterday

and he mentioned again his favorite project which is to

fill some rifle grenades with thermite and explosives and

to fire them onto the top of several gasoline and o1l

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 said 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 printine 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 said at least he would like

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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 said 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 LAWs (light 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.

BILL GUIETTE, who runs the Bullseye 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

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

saw there many parts for varlous machine guns. Yesterday

SAM DAVIS sald he

was at ZARICK's house some time ago

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

caliber 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 1s

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

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 indlvidual wounded in a confrontation the Left

or with law enforcement agencies without filing the

necessary reports and without charging a fee. HOOVER IS

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 ADL.

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" INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A VEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR RETOLUTIOVARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

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157-28 (NSURD)

100-14819 (Godman)

100-14277 Dese

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JEROME

Soptember 9, 1971

In talking with BARRY GODFREY, I learned

of the formation of a new organization inown as

the National Justice Foundation. This organization

is supposed to be a group of lawyers from the los

Angeles and Sacramento areas whose purpose will be

to counteract the work of the ACEu.

I also learned that the groups which are

protesting the sailing of the USS Constellation

are going to set up polling booths outside various

city polling places and at other locations in an

attempt to get people to vote on whether the USs

Constellation should sail.

I also was told that the Bishop faction

of the Nazi Party is now known as the National

Los Angelos, California.

GODFREY also told me he was recently

interviewed by a San Diego County Deputy Sherifi

named D. &. MARIIN, regarding GODFREY's Involvement

in Minuteman and other right wing activities.

MARTIN was apparently under the impression that

GODFREY was one of the leaders of these activities

and would be able to furnish much information as to

names, addresses, and activities of other people who

GODFREY denied any knowledge. whatsoever

of such activities which caused MARTIN to become

extremely aggrivated and to make some veiled threats

against GODFREY. However, he eventually gave up and

Afterward, GODFREY discussed this matter with

SAM DAVIS, MICK HOOVER, and a

few other people.

It

was their feeling that MARTIN's visit to GODFREY was

probably caused by BILl. CLAY. CLAY has suddenly been

around contacting people, asking questions and trying

to lina out what is going on. CLAY even made a

personal appearance at the Gunsmoke Ranch and, while

there, apparently caused some friction as HOOVER has

now been asked to leave the ranch. The questions in

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those people's minds now is whother CLY has turned

informor for the Shoriff's Offico and was the source

of information for MARTIN regarding GODEREY's

activItieS.

It sooms that DAVIS, HOOVER, and STAN

MO DADE are now not as intorestod in the lazis

as

thoy formerly were. However, they will continuo

to cooperate with that group.

DAVIS appoars to bo

very enthusiastic about the coning Republican National

Convention. He thinks that this will be his big

chance to do sonothing that will be rememberod in tho

world. He said he is working on plons to organizo

a series of meotings of eight to ivolve peopie to make

plans for and obtain pledges of financial support

for right wing harassment activities during the

convention.

perime

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JEROME

September 13: 1971

I was in contact with SAM DAVIS this

morning.

Ho told me that he has joined the Nazi.

Party and that today he rented Post Office Box

5791, San Diego, Calliornia, for the Nazis.

He said he has

been assigned to act as a Storm

Trooper

group leader in the San Diego area and has

begun actively organizing for the nazis.

He explained that he went to soe SCOTT

WINCHESTER at Torrance, California, yesterday.

He said he met WINCHESTER at a place named The

Bavarian Alpine Village where WINCHESTER'S grOUp

has relocated. He said that the activities of

WINCHESTER's group are very open and that there was

a Lot of Nazi Ilterature and posters in plain view.

He said he observed many people giving the Nazi

salute and handing SCOTT WINCHESTER money.

DAVIS said there wore several thousand

people present at The Bavarian Alpine Village with

hundreds of them dancing around outside the Nazi

Party headquarters.

He said the crowd included

many Lithuanians, Estchians, and Arabs, as well as

Germans, most oi

whom appears to be pro Nazi. DaVIs

said one Arab was introduced to him as the leader

of the Al atah Group at Los Angeles. He said that

another person who was introduced to him claimed to have

worked for the hithEr youch ss and was wearing a godd

so ring. DaVis himsell is now wearing a silver ss ring.

I also learned that GERALD I. SMITH and one

of his Ileutenants went into the "Peace House" at

2143 Market Street, early last Friday afternoon to get

some of thoir literature.

They were dressed in full

Nazi uniform and when they went into the house, they

round a meeting of about fifty persons in progress.

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Their appearance in Nazi uniforms causad a great deal

of consternation among those people at the meeting.

Also, lt has como to my attention that.

SAll and his associates have been asked to set up

a printing press for the Nazis in Vic Walton's

guest house and have taken this request under

favorable consideration.

CERALD Is SMITH LOCal. Nazl Party Group,

the National Soclalist White Pooplo's Party, is

affiliated with the same group at Los Angeles which

18 rUn bY JOE TOMASSI. DAVIS, however, favors

the Nazi Party Group run by SCOTT WINCHESTER at

Los Angeles, and is working with STAN MC DADE tO

engineer a switch of SMITH's group from the TOMASSI

group to the WINCHESTER grOUD. DAVIS said that

HIG DADE and SMITH are on very friendly terms.

The Right Wing Activists In the San Diego

•area have three printing presses.

One, which belongs

tO BETTIE HAUCHTON, is located at the residence of

WALT and EDITH GEYER on Massachusetts Avenue in La Mesa.

Another, which is owned by BILl CLAY, is located at

the residence of HOWARD CLARK at Ramona, California,

and the third, which belongs to ED BOYD, TROY HAUGHTON'S

step father, is in the possession of STAN MC DADE.

eroose

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100-15356 (Hoover)

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100-146310 (McAide)

176 Book stamp

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JAI":

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JEROME

September 20, 1971

I was in contact with SAM DAVIS last night.

I Learned from him that HOWARD CLARK is driving a

new light colored Pickup Truck with a camper shell

on 1t. Furthermoro, GEORGE HOOVER IS nOw living with

JERRY BUSCH.

BUSCH 1ivas with his mother in an

apartment house at the corner of Metintock and El Cajon

Boulevard. This apartment house is the first one on

the right as you go north on Mclintock. BUSCH's

apartment is the upper rear.

•I also learned that SIAN MO DADE has leased

& cabin somewhere on Mt. Palomar to be used as

hideout if necessary.

Jerone

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103-41297 (Duis)

100-14819 GodFre

157-1820 CYakobee

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JEROME

September 16, 1971

• I was in contact with SAM DAVIS yesterday

and he was

explaining to me some of the plans he

has for the new organization he is trying to

establish.

He said he wants to try and have the

application forms and some of the training materials

printed this weekend.

He also said he will get a new

San Diego post office box tomorrow. There will be

two membership lists maintained which will be

rocorded on microfilm so they will be easy to hide.

One of these lists will be kept by DAVIS and the

other will be held by BARRY GODFREY. There will be

monthly literature mailouts with DAVIS and GODFREY

responsible for the mallouts on alternate months.

However, the mailouts will be made from GODFREY's

hous a.

The supplies for the mallouts and other

materials are to be kept:in FRANK YACOPEC's attic.

SAN said that BETTIE HAUGHTON has a large

quanilty of training literature and other supplies

in her possession which he will attempt to obtain

from her. He sald that ALEX (INU) of Alex Rapid

Print has agreed to donate a part of the printing

costs for this literature.

In addition, DAVIS said that when the

organization gets going specialized training tapes

will be made up for advanced trainees. He said he

thinks that when the organization is in full swing

the literature mallouts and training aids will cost

at least $100 a month.

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d..

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dates:

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Diego

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100-14297 Davis

Z-15%=

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JEROME

September 28, 1971

Early this morning. I was contacted by

SAM DAVIS who was looking for

someone to help him

with a project.

I told him I had other commitments

for the day and he said he would try to find someone

else to help him.

Later on, I talked to him again

and he told me ho had wanted someone to help him to

move several hundred pounds of explosives from the

residence of one ROGER (LNU) at 2003 Dartmoor in

Spring Valley, California.

DAVIS CLaimed that these

explosives included INT, C-4 Plastic Explosives,

and rifle grenades. DAVIS would not even hint as to

where these explosives had been moved but did make a

statement to the

the masten cache"" i got to Improssion that HOWARD

"some day we'll have to move

CLARK may have been involved in this project.

I.

understand that the individual named ROGER. lived

with a Mexican woman and several children at that

address.

I have never heard of this ROGER before

but will try to find out more.

serome

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# INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

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Remaris.

130-2865-12

100-16342 (Rick Burns)

168-15443 Citerbert Aaron Ginater)

108-14610

(MeDade)

157-2815 (SA0)

100-15356 Hoover

180-153551 Burch,

100-14297 (Davis)

100-14819 (Goatsay)

174stocksan 7-123

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JEROME

October 8, 1971

стахано.

It has come to my attention that the

Individual I told you about proviously named

RICK BURNS, who 1s a fireman at San Diego Fire

Department

Station Number 13 in La Jolla,

continues to make extremely sympathetic statements

about communism in Russia ana China.

In addition,

white at York, he always has

a copy of the "Door"

or the "Street Journal"

" with him.

I was also

told that he was observed writing the name of

Dr. GEORGE ABBOTT and telephone number 488-4421

and. the name HERBERT GINDLER on the wall at the

fire station near the telephone.

I was in contact with STAN MC DADE earlier

today. He sald he has had one thousand copios of

the new membership 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 be $5 and there will be a $3 per month dues

assessed for each member.

MC DADE said ho belleves

he will join the organization.

I loarned that GEORGE HOOVER, who is out of

work, is now receiving unemployment payments. He also

allegedly been on some of the local reservations

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

robbories of houses of prostitution and similar

establishments where there would be little Iikilhood

of the theft being reported.

The purpose of these

robberios, of course, is to obtain money to finance

right wing actlvities.

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Lastly, I Learned that BARRY GODFREY 18

supposed to see SAM

DAVIS this afternoon and

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

callber ammunition.

perome

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+0-38648-171

Index: Bill Guiette, let

573815(510)

Browns Charler

°Kinned?

77-1813 (daughtone)

(ENUS Eill, Ralph

(Walter 1. @wire)

"Humphrens; TomWebster,

8-14297 (Davis)

Lannie

Reed, Dick seise,

12-14818

(Godfrey) o

(RobertS. Mayer)

rainy Martin, Cy inder

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(Rublinger)

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(Poto"

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(Hoorer)

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100-14807 (Geyer)

157-2832 (Carey)

1557-1820 (Yakopec)

2= Los trueles

3- Seattle

2- Phoenix

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REPORT BY JEROME

October 20, 1971

• ::

Attached is a copy of the new letterhead stationery

of the Secret Army Organization (SAO). This letterhead was

printed approximately two weeks ago along with a large

number of sheets which are information bulletins and a so-called

history of the organization.

Some stickers advertising for

support of the SAO were printed about one week later.

A11

Of the printing has been done on BETTY HAUGHTON's Offset

press either by her or by WALT GUYER.

In line with the decision to go ahead and set up the

SAO organization, SAM DAVIS and BARRY GODFREY have been out

contacting people in an attempt to get new recruits.

so faIs.

FRANK YACOPEC,

PAUL RUPLINGER, ROBERI MAYOR, SIAN MC DADE,

and JAMES EVAN POlO have been approached and appear to be

Assionably disposed to joining the new organization. Two

other individuals, GEORGE HOOVER and JERRY LEE BUSCH,

apparently are not to know about the organization for the

time being. However, they have been asked to do some

Intelligence-type investigations and reports on some random

, Left Wing activities which are involved in the project to

attempt to keep the USS Constellation from sailing on 11/1/71.

so utifully done, typed and dealt

they have turned in one report, which I gather was

with the layout of the building

involved, its occupants, the police coverage, and other areas

of interest..

BUSCH are supposed to be busy at

the present time on a similar report on another groups.

In addition to the individuals named above,

there are probably several other people in the San Diego

area who would be supporters of, or sympathetic, to the

SAO who have not yet been officially contacted.

As previously reported, SAM DAVIS and GEORGE

HOOVER and STAN MC DADE were very much interested in joining.

the local Nazi group, the National Socialist White Peoples

sarty (NoWl). however, they recently discovered that the

official Nazi

Party policy is very much anti-American Indiar

and they are now very disenchanted with the Nazis as DAVIS is

one-quarter Indian and HOOVER is one-half Indian.

In addition,

this policy has cost GERALD L. SMITH one of his best

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Lieutenants (name not known). This person was living with

a girl who is part Indian and when SMITH ordered him to

stop seeing her, he left the organization instead. It is

possible that he may join the SAO.

This interesting turn of events may have been

one the important factors which caused DAVIS to try and get

the SAO off the ground.

Many of the SAO organizational histories and news

bulletin sheets have been sent out and are being sent out to

other people who have been known in the past to be Right

Wing sympathizers.

Those individuals from the San Diego area known to

be Right Wing sympathizers who attended the recent gun show

at Tuna, Arizona, included the following:

STAN MC DADE

SAM DAVIS

BARRY GODFREY

BILL GUIETTE

TERRY BROWN

CHARLES KINNEL

JERRY GUYER

(FNU) MC GILI

TOM FORREST

DON CAREY

RALPH HUMPHREYS

WAYNE HUMPHREYS (son

TOM WEBSTER

LANNIE REED

DICK GEISE

Of° RALPH) •

....

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GRANNY MARTIN

"i i

and others.

Evereif.

DY ANDERSON, from someplace in the Seattle,

Washington, area, as well as EDWARD MOORE and his wife,

Who are identified as Miami leaders in the Phoenix,

Arizona, area, were also in attendance.

In addition, the Angriff Press (DON SIsCO's group)

was well represented and had set up a table on which were being

sold all kinds of manuals and literature on explosives and

incendiries.

They were also selling blasting cap crimpers

1a09 0119 a.

and American Nazi Party Christmas cards.

The people sponsoring the gun show expected only

about 200 individuals to show up. However, there were 200

tables set up, on many of which two persons were displaying

their merchandise, plus many spectators for a total of at

least 500 individuals at the show. Included among these

were many luma

AlFD Agents showed up at the show but were afraid to make any

arrests or take any other action due to the large numbers of

people at the show and the obvious lack of support they were

getting from the local law enforcement officers. I honestly

believe there would have been a big shootout if

the ATFD

Agents had attempted to take any kind of action such as make

an arrest or seize some piece of merchandise.

hostof the

the arrat the show seemed to be in a very bad nood toward

One of the hottest items at the show was

•50 caliber

machine gun ammunition.

BILL GUIEtTE took a Large quarity

of this ammunition to sell

and got rid of all of it.

There was

a Pro-nationalist Chinese individual there, who was well known

to CY ANDERSON, Who was buying all the .50 caliber ammunition

and magazines and parts he could get.

I was told that he is

supposed to be filthy rich and to have a stupendous arsenal

located on his

ranch

somewhere

in Southern Arizona.

Following the gun show,

MOORE, CY ANDERSON,

a meeting involving arAb

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.;.

the SAO were passed around and MOORE and ANDERSON agreed that

their respective groups would join in with the SAo as they

felt that some cohesion among Right Wing groups has become

necessary due to the power vacuum left by the Minuteman

organization.

Alter the show, SAM DAVIs drove to Las Vegas,

Nevada to contact some people there, among them a person

named JACK DOYLE who is supposed to have Maria connections,

to determine if they were interested in the SAO and,if so,

what support or assistance they can give.

En route to the gun show, CY ANDERSON broke down

somewhere in Nevada and he had been forced to hire san eone

"to bring him on to the gun show. After the show, he rode

back to the location of his automobile with SAM DAVIS.

ANDERSON brought with

him to the gun show a

number of U.S. Navy survival kits, some Army sleeping bags,

an AR 180 rifle in a .223 caliber

and some miscellaneous gun

parts for the KARNEs of AR sales at Los Angeles, California,

who were also at the show. ANDERSON appeared to be good.

friends of the KARNES.

While at the gun show, ANDERSON was overheard to state

that his group had recently lost 5,000 feet of primacord and

10 machine guns in a raid by the ATFD on a friend's house.

ANDERSON said he was not too concerned about the machine

guns but he really hated to lose all of that Primacord.

It was learned that ANDERSON supposedly has a blaster's

permit with which he can obtain most of the commercially

available explosives that he wants. ANDERSON said he was

going to stay in the sathwest party of the country for about

two weeks to make contact with people he knows..

He said the

last week of this two-week period would be spent in San Diego

helping to get the SAO started.

In addition, he indicated he probably would return

to the San Diego area in about two months at which time he

would bring more weapons to sell.

gerome

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

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Index: li Anderson to

150-14297 (Darts)

159-2815.

157-2915 (S10)

157-20 (NSWPP)

100-15356 (Hosuer)

2- Seattle

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JEROME

October 26, 1971

SAM DAVIS called last Saturday night to

tell me he had finally returned to San Diego.

He said he got more involved at Las Vegas in

organizing and contacting people than he had

expected to.

It looks as though some of the

people he met at Las Vegas will be joining the

SAO grOup.

This morning, we are supposed to go

to all of the post office boxes and see if there

has been any response to the mailing out of the

first literature on the SAO. We also are going

to order insignia patches to be sewn on the berets

that SAO members will wear.

These patches will be

ebtained through CY ANDERSON at Seattle, washington.

SAM also wants to start work on organizing some

urban Guerilla warfare squads. He said he wants

to form those squads with six men to a squad. and

two cars to a squad.

I also learned from him that there will be

a White Power rally in Balboa Park on October 30,

1971. This rally will be sponsored by the local

Nazi Group.

I am also supposed to go with GEORGE HOOVER.

this afternoon to help him begin recruiting his.

six man squad.

feroine.

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Cover Sheet for Informant Raport or li

CTD-JO6 (Rov. 9-30-59)

Dute prepared

1/24/72

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

Received by

10/271

sxsfevanh.@hrister.com

of delivery

• (check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

by mail

forally

If orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

_ to

• recording device

Date of Report

18/27/21

Datels)'of activity

] written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Info re Right Wing achinties

in Sea Diego area

Carrait

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-256

* INDIVIDUALS DESICATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVILIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Infonnation recorded on a card index by .

_on date

Remaris:

170-2864-126

Index:

Cy Anderson,

150-15356 (tarre)

Jack Doyle, En

100-15355 (Burch)

70157-2815

109-14610 (MeDade)

100-14297 (Davis)

+57-2531-5698t4c24

100 - 1187% (ost)

157-2815 (SNO)

157-2179 (Forest)

157-2971 (Zarick)

157-1816 (Poto)

2- Las Vegas

Block Stamp

170-254-4-126

2 Pisen it

SEALED FILEN

2- seattte

2- Los Hugeles

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JEROME

October 27 1971

I was in contact with GEORGE HOOVER

Jesterday afternoon.

He said that the Nazi

sponsored White Power rally will be held in

Balboa Park at the House of Hospitality on

October 30, 1971, a Saturday, at noon. He said

he and some of his associates have been thinking

of directing some incident against the United

Nations Building in Balboa Park in retaliation

for recant actions taken by the United Nations

with regard to Nationalist China.

Ho said some

of the things that have bean considered are

picketing the United Nations Building in the

park,

entering the building and taking down the United

Nations flag and burning it.

People who might be

Involved in this incident it it takes place would

De HOOVER, JERRY BUSCH, and some of the Nazi Party

• members.

They may attempt to draw supporters for

this incident from the White Power rally which will

take place the previous day HOOVER was also talking

about trying to get some members of the Chinese-American

Association down to help.

HOOVER and STAN MC DADE are presently on

a religious organization kick and are associated with

the Missionary. Church of Jesus Christ run by Reverend

Whole organ at a

GALE at Los Angeles. They have acquired some fancy

blue uniforms to go along with their involvement in

this group.

I. understand that SAM DAVIS and BARRY

GODFREY have decided to stay away from. this group.

The Individuals with whom SAM DAVIS was in

contact at Las vegas are JAck Dolue, telephone number

642-4467, and ED (INU)s post office box 2191, Las

Vegas, telephone number 384--2046..

CY ANDERSON, who has been in Texas since he

went to Las

Vegas with SAM DAVIS from the Yuma.

gun show, is supposed to be in town this Friday

afternoon.

I have Learned that he is an old friond

O1 RON ZARICK and TOM FORREST.

I also learned that

SAM DAVIS and BARRY GODFREY want to go to the

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Phoenix gun show in December for the purpose of

making contact with EV MOORE.

It has also come to my attention that

JIM POTO has lost a lot of weight and also has

joined the SAO.

gerome.

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excestrans for Informunt Roport or M

F1-300 1104. 9-30-69

Date prepared

1/25/72

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

Received by

10/28/71

stingste

511 Steven h. Christenses

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by lelephone

RAj orally

written by Informant

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

.:.:

Dictated

to

recording device

Date of Report

10/28/71

Date(s) of aclivity

Transcribed

Authenticated

Dy intonnant

Brief description of aegivity or material

Quirent

Into re Rich Wing actiotis

San Diego

area

File where original is located if not attached

50170-286

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infomation recorded on a card index by

Romaris:

775-2837-1270

100-15356 (kosver)

100-15355 (Busch)

157-2921 (Zarick)

100-1244-4 Melvin @rein

157-579

5'4 (Nower)

100-14297 (Davis)

157-2815 (5770)

157-2177 (Fomert)

Inder: Ca

1 Ascensor $ 157-

28/5

2-Seattle

Block Stamp

1712567-107

SEARCHED TO SODENED.

SERIANZED LAGILED-

JANSE LOIT

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JEROME

October 28, 1971

today.

I was in contact with RON ZARICK earlier

He claimed that he had some explosives

he wanted to sell and asked if I was interested.

I also understand that there were some spies,

probably GEORGE HOOVER and JERRY BUSCH, watching

ROD BURTON's house at 1511 29th Street, yesterday.

Apparently, some kind of meeting was taking place

there and one man had been stationed out front as

a watchman.

Automobileknown to belong to MELVIN

GRAIN and

LEON NOWER were observed parked at the

residence.

A person I have mentioned before, Cy

ANDERSON, W1l] be at SAM DAVIS' house tomorrow.

understanaing that AnduhsoN was originaLLy

introduced to DAVIS by TROY HAUGHTON. Furthermore,

I was told that SAM DAVIS met TOM FORREST through

CY ANDERSON. It LooKs as though ANDERSON may be

one of the biggest right wing operators and dealers

The trip which ANDERSON

made to Texas actually took him to El Paso. He

apparontly made contact there witi several individuals

whose identities are known to DAVIS but who would not

divulge them to me.

The following is a rough physical description

Of CY ANDERSON:

Race

Sex

Height

Weight

BULLO

Age

Eyes

Hair

Complexion

Maritad status

Occupation

White

Male

682"

1-684"

approximately 275 pounds

Large

30 to 35 years

BLue

Blond and worn in a

buich hair cut

Pale

Married (his wife was

with him at

the Yuma

gun show

Probably a mechanic

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Loressed los lalormont Koport or Mr

1012-368 (1644-9-30-0997

Date preparod

1/25/72

Received by

Date received

Reccived from (name or symbol number)

11/4/72

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

I in person

by telephone

_ by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

f orally

recording device

Date of Report

written by Informant

Dictated

to

Date(s) of aclivity

Transcribed

Authenticaled

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Right Wing

actinties in

Dieg

Carrent

File where original is located if not attached

53190-286

" INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOYARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

7 Infomation recorded on a card index by -

_ on date -

Remarks:

170-2957-128

100-15366 (Horer)

100-15355 (Busek)

PEQ-ILIE

(Stenten Dom Me Dade)

157-28 (ASeppY

2-. Las Angefes

121-156-7-128

Block Stamp

SERENER SENED

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JEROME

November 4, 1971

& have learned from GEORGE HOOVER, STAN

MC DADE, and JERRY BUSCH attended a meeting of

GERALD I. SMITH'S Nazi Group last night.

mentioned before, HOOVER has become involved in

the activities of a semi-roligious group named

the Missionary Church of Jesus Christ.

This group

is run by a Reverend GALE at Los Angeles, California.

GALE claims to be a retired Colonel and a former aid

to General MC ARTHUR. GALE comes from Los Angeles

to San Diogo to speak approximately once a month.

He is very anti-semitic and has Nazi tendencies

although I doubt he belongs to any Nazi organization.

HOOVER is in the process of trying to got himsolf

ordained as a minister of this church.

Ho has made

himself up a fancy blue uniform which

he wore to the

Nazi Party meeting and, apparently, so impressed

The other members of the group at the meeting, that

many of them wanted to join HOOVER's group, as he

had a better uniform than the Nazi uniform.

This has

apparently caused SMITH a great deal of consternation

and he is now busily trying to re organize his group.

I went by the "peace House" last night and

took a peek through the windows.

No one seemed to be

home and I observed the house to be stacked full of

iterature and other printed materials.

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17, 10721899810

79ык (111139) 101-88

UNITED STATES GO •

LAMENT

Memorancum

TO

• SAC, SAW DIEGO (157-nOW)

DATE: 1/31/72

FROM

SA SIEVEN I. CHRT TENSEN

SUDjECI:

LOUIS RAYMOND CONDE

EM - MIG

On 1/29/72, K

advised he and JERRY LYNN

to the subjecü's residence at

Purpose

of the visit wes to sulial linuncinl support for the sao

fron corDE.

combs arrece

to turnish shen, along with other

assistance and contacts,

in return for 340 support in his

campaien for the seat on the County Board of Supchvisors

Is now held 05

MATTER SILIDFLI, (PH). One fom of

support so will sive is to print campaign literature

for

on its printing presses.

Source

said Colas has the

• suppurt of both the la Jolla Town Council

and the Clairmont

Iown council in his campaigns and is well

thought of in

Republican Party circles for his campaign offorts in behalf

of Governor BORATO REAGAN.

It is noted that when first contacter, source

asked the writer if he was acquainted with a former FBI

Agent named OB SWDOMIRK or sorethin similar to that

Miter asked source is BIDOUIST was close enough

source replied that was the more he had in mind:

explained that in the conversation with COME, he mentioned

he had been obtaining information fron suitOlist for the

benefit of Right Wing activits.

So Ice said CoNDE then

took two chocks supin his dosk and showedthom to

source snd

Source observed the amount on one o? the

checks

CoME indicated stammist had become indebted to

hir at an undertnined time in the post for a considerable

of roney and had attempted to pay him off wiüh worth-

Jess chocks.

aid he had used the threat of exposure

or prosecution

as alever over suborist to force hin to

furnisa intoiration.

Source advisod he was not aware of the total

amount of monog owed CoMe by suNbolor, the period of

time

involred, or toe nature of the recationship beguenn she tro.

Te Bald he

was inpressed that coupt had gained this advantane

12E:-28144--125

? - 257-009 CODTS RAY CHO C09021

- 1.57-

1?9-2804

WARCHED

SERIALIZED -

ILC.

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• ..

over sparer prior to the time of the lattor's retiremont

from thic

?3T. lle did not know the nature of the information

furnished, if any, to CobE.

source said CoNor then told them that sabouts?

is presently vorking fork him, agnarently doing some supe

of boat revair work.

It. was

SUNDalISt is doing some work on CONDels personal

He said he doos not know cractly where SUNdOUISt works of

for how long he has

been so employed.

Source stated he cxoccts

he and DAVTS to maintain

close contact with suject for the furtherance of the sao.

He said ho would be alert for any additional information

pertaining to this matter.

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Coyer Shoot ior Informant Report or Mi

H1-303 (1167. 9-30-601)

Date prepared

2/2/72

Dale received

Received from (name or symual number)

Received by

11/9l71

SA Steven h. Christenseh

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

by mail.

Of orally

written by Informant

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Dictated

to

_ recording device

Date of Report

1119/91

Datelal of activity

Franscribed

Authenticated 21/12,

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Current

Information ve StO, Stau MoDade,

NSWPP, Frank Yecopse, Roberta

File where original is located ifnot attached

Cu Anderson,

Sam Dussis

# INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*'ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIUNARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

I Information recorded on a card indes: by

_ on date

Remarks:

157 - 2815(540)

Indes: Charles Mailer Cl

170-286A-13

Anderson 10 157-2813

157-2305 (Clay)

+1 57-7-515-255

187-2393 (MelDade)

157-2610 (Wakefield)

157-201 (Smith)

157-28 (NSUPP)

157-1820 (Yacobee)

157-2931 (Macar

157-3001 (Davis)

170-2864-131

Block Stamp

2- Phoenix

1-157-

: 1-157-

(SNO)

(Charles Mauleve)

SERIALIZED MANFILED

ГНІШНИ

1- Seattle

lom 18557-

(Cy Anderson)

Chin ten 2 pul

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JEROME

November 9, 1971

The SAO has received its first response

from the mallouts which were made in October.

This came from an indIvidual named CHARLES MANLEVE,

2938 North Seventeen Drive, Phoenix, Arizonas 85015.

MANIEVE wrote his letter about two weeks ago expressing

interest in the SAO and requesting more Information

about it.

Incidentally, we are about to lose BILL

CLAy's old post office box at the Grossmont Post

Office Station. The building where the station is

located is to be torn down and the post office boxes

are to be vacated by the 26th of this month. It would

be helpful to obtain another post office box somewhere

else in CLAY's name to facilitate. the forwarding of

maidso

In talking with STAN MC DADE, I have learned

that MICKEY BURTON WAKEFIELD is no longer associated

with SMITH's Nazi group.

WAKEFIELD is oither married

to or has been lIving with a Mexican girl. Tha

official Nazi. Party policy is that people with American

Indian blood, including Mexicans, are an inferior race

and therefore Nazi Party members

should have nothing

to do with them.

I understand that WAKEFIELD was ordered

to dump the girl he was living with because of this

policy, but refused to do so.

Consequently, he either

quit or was thrown out of the Nazi Party by, SMITH.

MC DADE claimed that this same attitude on the

part of the Nazis toward people with Indian blood as

well as some other things which have happened has cost

SMITH most of the membership of his group. MC DADE

said that many of the Nazi Party members had Mexican

wives or girlfriends and that SMITH has been telling.

the members to get rid of them which has created hard

feelings.

I was also talking with FRANK YACOPEC and

from him learned that his friend, ROBERT MAYER, Is

quite knowledgeable about radio communications.

MAYER

has been investigating the broadcasting seù up of radio

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station KSON.

Appsrently this station has its

broadcast antenna located at some distance from the

radio station itself.

It has a repeater and

amplifler arrangement at the antenna to pick up,

amplify, and re-broadcast the relatively weak

signal which comes from the radio station Because

of this set up, MAYER claims that with the proper

ham radio equipment in a truck or car, mosi of which

he already has, it would be possible for a right wing.

group to drive this vehicle In the vicinity of KSON's

broadcast antenna, jam the signal from the base

station, and put out its own fifteen minutes propaganda

tape using KSON's broadcast antenna. YACOPEC and

MAYER said they are going to work at setting up the

necessary: equipment to do this.

I have also been talking with SAM DAVIS.

He told me. that he and CY ANDERSON have made

tentative plans for a trip which will start about

December 1, 1971.

If the trip is made, DAVIS. and

ANDERSON wild meet in San Diego and from there go to

Phoenix, Arizona, where they will leave SAM's car.

They will then go on to Juarez and Mexico City,

Mexico.

travel to Denver, Colorado, and also to places in the

state of Montana, with the fellow from Las Vegas,

Novada, named ED

(INU).

The whole trip is to take

two or

three weeks and will be made for the purpose

of making contacts in the various cities visited with

people who are known to them as Right Wing Extremists

on dealers in firearms, ammunition, and other equipment.

prose.

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avor Sheet far Informunt Report or Mi

D-306 (Rev. 9-30-031

Date received

Received from (name, or symbol number)

11110.71

fethod of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

by mail

Ef orally furnished and reduced to writing by agent:

Date

EJorally

Dictated

Dato prepared

212/12

Reccived by

SA SteenL, Christensen

_J recording device

written by Informunt

Date of Report

11/10/21

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticaled

by Informant

2/2/77

Brief description of activity or material

2 be aron Me Dade

Quireut

File where original is located ifnot altached

* INDIVIDUALS DESICNATED BY AV ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY AGTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_on date -

Remarks:

157-2933 (McDade)

170-2864-137

Block Stamp

170-386A-132

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JEROME

November 10, 1971

STAN MC DADE IS a vory miserable and

bitter individual.

He has a strongly anti-semitic

attitude, and blames

the U.S. Government and

Jewish business poople for him being out of work

and scraping bottom.

He also claims that he has

lost all of his friends because of his association

with the Nazi Party.

MC DADE is a former merchant ship captain

and still holds his masters papers. At one time he

also had a large boat and a good boat yard too, but

blames Jewish bankers for the loss of these and

also for the fact that he cannot get a new business

going.

However, all he dreams about is going to

sea again and getting away from the life on shore.

• :..

He said he has been offered an eightesn-month contract

to sail a ship but thinks he ought to stay home in

order to be able to shoot Jews.

He said he only stays

with his wife because of the children they have but

he does not care much for them either.

At one time, MC DADE supposedly was arrested

and convicted on a charge of illegal possession of a

machine gun.. Allegedly, he received a presidential

pardon in this connection. He said he thinks that the

right wing cause is hopelessly lost and he is so miserable

in his life that he actually hopes for a confrontation

with the police or with the FBI so that he can end 1t

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Cover Sheet for Informont Roport or Hir

PD-30itev. 9-30-091

Date prepared

Date received

Received from (nane or symbol number)

11/26/171

Mieshod of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

• in person

→ by telephone

by mail

It orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

22172

Received by

SA Steuent, Christensen:

[A orally

Dictated

to

recording device

Date of Report

11/22/17

Date(s) of activity

written by Infonment

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant -

2/2/32

Briet description of acility or material

Info ve Sem Devis, Bang Gestrey

Rogen Drate

1/21/71

File where original is located if not attached

* NDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

- Information recorded on a card index by

_on date

Remarks:

157-3001 (Davis)

120-2564-1337

100 - 14819 (Goaltren

157-3000 (Drapedu)

157-2933 CMcDade

1577-1614 (Haughton)

157-1818

(Haughton)

170-25617-133

Block Stamp

SEASED an FILED 4

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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

knew where he could find a two and one hali pound

block of co plastic explosives, a one-hundred foot

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

said he wanted them for the night of November 22, 1971,

but did not say what for. Most likely, he only wants

to sell them to someone.

could provide him with armed cover for the night of

November 22, 1974, beginning at about 7:00 p.m. He

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

Lonce 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 said not to worry about

it as ho could easily get someone else.

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

Van. SAM DAVIS had obtained some maps from BEITIE

HAUGHTON, which allegedly showed the locations 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 that

the place marked on the map was actually located. The

story regarding this particular cache is that several

years ago TROY HAUGHTON and some of his companions

went on a week long manouver in the desert near the

Banner Grade east of Julian, Callfornia: During this

week of maneuvers, they supposedly built a cache of

weapons 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

dug 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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According to DAVIS, most of TROY HAUGHTON'S

other caches of arms and ammunition as shown on tho

other maps he has

are in the Needles and Rice,

California areas.

grome

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»e Sheet for lalormant Repart or Me

305 (Kov.9-30-09)

le received

11/26/71

ithad of delivery

Received from (name or symbol number)

(chech appropriale ulochs)

in person

→ by teleplione

orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

by mail

Dictatod

_to

Af orally

Date prepured

2/2/72

Received by

si steven h. Christensen

recording device

Date of Report

11/26/71

Dale(s) of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

2/2/r2

Brief description of activity or material

Current

Info re Sam Dan's, Cy Anderson

James Poto, Fraut Yacopie, Rotart

File where original is located ifnot attached

Mision

* INDIVIDE ALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index br

Remarks:

157-3001 (Dris)

170-2801 - 17

_ on date.

Index: Cy Naderson 10157-5001)

+157-2-81578

157--28(5A0)

157-1816 (Poto)

157-1820 (Yacapze)

157-2931 (Mayer)

1- Seattle

1-157-

(dy Anderson)

Block Stamp

170-2817-134

SE. UNED -

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JEROME

November 26, 1971

I have been in contact with SAM DAVIS.

I learned from him that CY ANDERSON resides at

10418 Northeast 168ch Place, Bothell, Washington,

and has telephone numbers 206-485-4854 and 206-454-8912.

Fils wire's name is DEE.

DAVIS claims that he has already spent

$300 of his personal money on printing and materials

for the SAO. He said he is still thinking about

a trip to Phoenix, Arizona, Texas, and Mexico.

He also mentioned that JAMES EVAN POTO IS

getting ready to go to Illinois. He said POTO is

working in San Diego for a nation wide chain of

restaurants and has been asked to go to Illinois

start a new restaurant somewhere in that state.

I have also talked to FRANK YACOPEC, who

sald he is going to take a vacation trip to chicago,

Illinois and vicinity in December.

He said he would

drop by Norborne, Missouri, where the Minutemen

Headquarters was

located, and put sAo stickers

all over town.

up

He said he and ROBERT MAYER are working at

setting up a little citizens band radio network and

will try to provide mobile units to put in the cars

of various right wingers.

These mobile units will

probably be stolen.

He said they are also working

on a code to use and are still making plans on how to

tako over radio station KSON's Broadcast Antenna in order

to play a

right wing propaganda tape.

gertone

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InTer Terport or Mair Tal

Date received

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11/29/71

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L orally

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7/2/72

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_ recording device

Date of Report

11/29/21

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

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by Informant.

Brief description of activity or material

Info re Mic

1/29/21

File where original is located if not attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOF ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

→ Information recorded on a card index by -

_ on date -

Remarks:

100-14427

120-2869-135

1 70-2847-135

Block Stamp

SEARCHED 0.

SSRALIZED

1HH16

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## Page 575

JEROME

Novembor 29, 1971

I have learned from a contact of mine in

the telephone company that the Message Information

Center was last located at 2225 A Street, San Diego.

However, their telephone at that location was

recently disconnected for non-payment. The loss

of the telephone service is probably the reason for

Message Information Center going out of business.

groone

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di, dission

Cover Sheet for Informunt Report or Mar

FD-30/ (kiev. 9-30-691

Date received

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12/9/11

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(check appropriate blocks)

J in person

- by telendone •

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Date

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2/8/12

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12/9/71

Date(s) of activity

written by Infornant

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by Informant .

212/172

Brief description of activity or material

Bill Clay, Sain

Dav, Stau

MeDade, S40, Bettie

File where original is located ifnot attached

= INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

information recorded on a card index by —

_on date

Remaris:

157-2305 (Clan.)

170-2808-1536

157-3001 (Davis)

157-2933 (McDade)

157-1813 (Haughten)

157-2815 (SA09

157-3007 (Guire)

1877-1813;

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Co'Neil 10 100-13847.

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170-2549-136

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I Los Angeles

1-157-

(Hugh hance) al

/- Phoenix

1-157-

(Ev Moore)

nantinian.

S. Christmae.

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## Page 577

170-286

JEROME

12/9/71

The Information regarding BILl CLAY'S

lavolvement in the Witches Coven on the University

of California at San Diego campus originally came

from SAM DAVIS and STAN MC DADE.

He has been in

the Witches Coven for over a year now and I believe:

he is still involved with It. Apparently, his

main interest in this group is the sexual promiscuity

of the women who are involved.

With regard to explosives, I have no personal.

knowledge of any caches buried in the desert or elsewhere

on CLAY's part, although he did claim to have made

such caches.

I have seen him in possession of metal

cans or boxes full of dynamite and other explosives

which he claimed to have dug up from such a place.

I have also known him to be in possession of other

explosives and believe he still has the rented garage

which I, at one time, observed to be chuck full of

•30 caliber carbine ammunition. In addition, SAM

DAVIS told me that at one time

he saw at Least $500

worth of gold in CLAY's garage.

The current information on CLAY is that he

13 running around with FORREST (FROSTY) RODGERS.

RODGERS 1s the full-time west coast leader of the

JOHN BIRCH Society.

I was told that CLAy and RoDGERS

do a lot of flying together.

BETTIE HAUGHTON 1s doing all of the printing

for the SAo on her off set press which is now located

2't WALT GUIRE's house.

She is also helping on

organizational work for the SAo and has provided

contact lists which may contain as many as 600 names

•of former contacts of TROY HAUGHTON.

Most of these

names, however, are probably just those appearing on

mailing lists rather than actual contacts.

in addition, BETTIE HAUGHTON still makes

frequent trips north to the place owned by HUGH LANCE

near Big Pino, California.

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With regard to the 1972 Republican National

Convention, SAM DAVIS told me the other day that he

Is busy satting up an alibi for him to use during

the convention.

His plan is to give the Impression

of being out of town during the convention by driving

his car to Arizona and pretending to stay there with

EV MOORE. He will have MOORE cover for him as though

he were in Phoenix when actually he will fly back to

will fly back to Phoenix and then drive home.

Two Individuals named MICHAEL BROOKS and

STEVEN O'NEIL have come to my attention. These persons

ares or were, running the SMc Organization at

Grossmont Junior College. However, BROOKS may now

be attending school at San Diego State College. BROOKS

and O'NEIL supposedly are still residing together.

This Information came from-BREAKS' older brother.

ONEILS YOUREER

Derome

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Govor Sheet for Informant Report or lio.

11-300 TReV. 1-306y1

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• 12/20/71

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12/20/91

luter Comme Hires, Fat

Yaopec, Rotice Mages, Sain Daut

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« INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AY ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARI ASTIVWITIES HERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_on date

Remarks:

157-3017 (Horren)

Inder: Jesse Clayburn Steren's

170-786-9-13

152815-also RoGeRt

100-14819 Goalt

Sleun daakson, John Lenante,

1571870 CYacope.

send "

', Allers

157-2931 (Mayer

157585 (513)

157-3004 (Davis)

157-2933 (McDaide)

157-1014 (Naughton

157- 28 (NSWPP

100-15450 (Bohmer)

Rapid Print.

Info ne sample of metel alleged to

he gold: samples how to SA Rou

Ryule ady agologist. Sabe

officers to be native old, e

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3-mos Angeles

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American Volunteer a viron.

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December 20, 1971

By Jerome

GEORGE HOOVER was at my house this morning and

• Left with me a sample of the metal which he alleges is

stolen government gold. He said he has come to the con-

clusion that the metal must be a gold-platinum alloy because

of the high melting temperature it has.

• BARRY GODFREY told me that FRANK YACOPEC and ROBERT

MAYER went by the house at 3121 Beech Street in an attempt to

get at the printing press located there to destroy it.

Apparently, they were not able to accomplish anything there as

I have not heard of anything happening.

YACOPEC is now gone to Los Angeles, California, on

a trip following which he will travel to Gary, Indiana, to

visit with his brother. He said he will try to do some

recrulting for the SAo while there, and will put up SAo

stickers and leaflets wherever he can.

Friday I was

at SAM DAVIS' house where I observed

a letter to DAVIS frOM JESSE CLAYBURN STEVENS. at Silver Springs,

Maryland. In the letter, SEVENS talked of

how he and his

group hated ROBERT DE PUGH and stated that he was in contact

with GLENN JACKSON and JOHN ZEMANEC of the American Volunteer

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Group at Los Angeles. STEVENS, Who KnOWS SAM DAVIS Only by

the name PATRICK MC DONALD, stated that he was anxious to

get In touch with right-wing groups or individuals in the

Southern California area.

He advised he had received

some

SAO literature but said he corresponds with several individuals

in the san Diego area and did not know who had furnished him

with the SAo literature: (Inis was STAN MC DADE).

I also observed DAVIS' reply to STEVENS in which he

stated that the SAO was also interested in making contact with

SIEVENS' group and other similar groups in the East. He said

that the SAO remains Minuteman at heart and in principle regardless

of the name or form it might take.

The SAO has had printed 200 copies of an information

sheet on PETER BOHMER, which is to be distributed to right-wing •

activists and other individuals in the san Diego

area. The

printing was done by ALEX (INU) at Alex Rapid Print House, ana

the only charge was $3.50

for the materials. So far, SAo has

spent $140 on printing its literature, most of which has come

out of the pockets of DAVIS and GODFREY. The stamps for this

SAO mail-out alone will cost $16.

ALEX Of AleX Rapid Print is a former Minuteman who

allowed TROY BAUGHTON to do all of the West Coast Minuteman

print work on his equipment. He has now agreed to do all of the

SAO printing work at cost.

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While I was at work the other day, a colored

individual came in to report a leak in a water main. He

was driving an old pickup truck with california license

M30319 and was wearing a chrome-plated Nazi helmet with an

American flag painted on it. I don't know what significance

this might have.

With regard to the nazis, I have learned that their

new headquarters is located at 7720 University in La Mesa and

Is called the White Power Information Center.

I also understand that the SAO may attempt to run a

poster campaign on Camp Pendleton as there are

suppose to be a

lot of good recruit possibilities there.

jerome.

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 582

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Cover Sheet for Iaformant Keport or lateriol

FD-30U (Rev. 9-30-09)

Date prepared

2//5/72

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12/29111

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nadenen

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Date of Report

12/28/71

Datels of activity

12/27/171

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by .

date

Remerks:

187- 3001 (Daris)

Inder: Ed Carville to 157.

170-28615138

2815

157-1813 (Haughton)

157-12921 (zarick)

157-2815 (SA0)

In Los Angeles

(Hugh hance)

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170-284A -138

nasanny;

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## Page 585

12/28/71

BY JEROME

I was in contact with SAM DAVIS yesterday.

He told me that BETTIE HAUGHTON told him she has decided

to remarry soon, probably about June, 1972. DAVIS did

not tell me the name of the person she is to marry but

identified him as the new owner of the Lodge at Big Pine

or Lone Pine, California, which formerly belonged to

HUGH LANCE. DAVIS said that apparently LANCE is now a

Deputy Sheriff in Inyo County.

RON ZARICK told me yesterday that he has been

fired from the last job he had.

I do not know the person named ED CARVILLE who

received

one of the SAO bulletins one PETER GEORGE BOHMER.

Apparently he was just on the membership list which the SAO

got from BETTIE.

* :.

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Cover Shect for Informunt Report or Matnital

F13-300 CROv. 9-30-69)

Date prepared

2/15/72

Date received

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12/29/111

sA Stevenh. Christensen

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12/29/171

Datels) of activity

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by Informani

Brief description of activity or material

12/28/71

at Utah: Fright

Who actirities in

San Diego

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (* ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVIFIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

Remarks:

100-14299 (Manning)

170-28654-139

157-2177 (Forrest)

100 - 14819 (Godfrey)

157-2815 (SAO)

157-3001 (Davis)

157-1816 (Poto)

157-1614 (Waughton)

157-3006 (odire)

157- 5001 (Guire)

2- Salt hake City

1157-

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170-28687-139

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12/29/71

BY JEROME

I received a telephone call last night from LYLE

MANNING at Richfield, Utah. He has telephone number 801-896-

5262, and gave me his address as Post Office Box 412, Richfield,

Utah. He told me he is now employed taking care of the fair

grounds and race track at Richfield. MANNING claimed that he

and "DOC" ROBERIS are trying to form a right-ving activist

group at Richfield and asked me to send him all the Minuteman

literature that I could get for him. He also indicated

that he and ROBERTS will be visiting the San Diego areạ

about the middle of January, 1972. He said the purpose of

their trip will be to obtain all the .30-06 and .308 caliber

ammunition that they can find. He asked me to start looking

around for this ammunition for him.

I visited TOM FORREST's place last night and learned

that somehow he is obtaining a large number of the top halves

for M-16. rifle receivers. Apparently the only real difference

between the M-15 rifle, which is semi-aucomatic, and the M-16

rifle, which is fully automatic, lies in be top half of the

receivers. He claims to have no trouble selling all these

items that he can get ahold of and he must have a good source

for suchweapon parts.

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BARRY GODFREY told me that SAM DAVIS has received

more correspondence from JESSE CLAYBURN STEVENS from Silver

Springs, Maryland. In his letters STEVENS agreed to the

formation of an alliance between the SAO and his group.

According to the guidelines which were set up, STEVENS' group

will have control over right-wing activities in the east and

in the south while the SAO will control all activities in the

western and northern states. Both groups will work at trying

to-find and establishing a coordinate at or near Chicago,

Illinois, to handle all activities in the mid-west area.

GODFREY said that a good possibility for this job would be

JIM POTO. He pointed out that POTO works for a national

restaurant chain, possibly Howard Johnson in San Diego, as

a restaurant manager. POTO has indicated that he expects to be

transferred in the near future to the Chicago area to open a

new restaurant and if so, he would make an ideal coordinator

for the mid-west group.

In addition, arrangements were made in the letters

from STEVENS to trade information between the two groups on people

of interests to them who reside in each others areas. In

other words, if the SAO has information on a prospective

right-wing contact or other such person residing in the

area controlled by STEVENS' group, this information would be

sent to this group and vice versa.

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*

• Furthermore an agreement was made to transfer

members of the SAO and STEVENS' group who move from one

area to another.

STEVENS advised that his group has micro-filming

equipment in it's possession. GDFREY claimed that the

SAO will also obtain such equipment as soon as it possibly

can and in the future, all "secure" messages between the two

groups vill be transmitted by micro-film.

In addition, STEVENS claimed that his group is

very much opposed to ROBERT BOLIVAR DE PUGH and claimed to

have information pertaining to TROY HAUGHTON's death; indicating

he may know someone who was involved in his murder. He indicated

that he would communicate with the SAO on this matter later

on. GODFREY said in his letters, STEVENS indicated he is very.

anti-police, FBI and informers. He said if he could he would

Kill them all, drop them in a hole in the desert and pore

lye on them. STEVENS offered to travel to San Diego to visit

with leaders of the S40 and arrangements have been made.

GODFREY said that DAVIS has been working hard

on the next bulletin of the SAO and now has it ready to go

to the printers. This bulltin will be ten pages long and will

consist of eight pages of technical information pertaining

to explosives, booby traps, and other similar items. The

other two pages will contain general information relating

to news, recruiting, training, etc.

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 589

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## Page 590

GODFREY also said that WALT and EDITH GUIRE

have now agreed to do research for the SAO on subjects

of interest to the organization. The GUIRES reside at

4114 Massachusetts, La Mesa, California, where they have

telephone number 463-4648.

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## Page 591

Date pregnied

Date received

Received from (name or symbol numberl

2/18/72

Received by

1/6/72

¡InFormanti

JA Steven L, Christe

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

• in person

by telephone

by mail

Morally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

to

recording device

Date of Report

1/6/72

Date(s) of activity

written by Informan'

Transcribed

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by Informant

of ac'ivity or material

so the feed Swith and

NSWPP

1/4/12

File where original is located ifnotattached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AV ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPA?

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by .

Remarks:

157-201 (Smith)

170-2864-1425

157-28(N5WPP)

157-2931 (Mayer)

•If - Los Angeles

11 157-6836 (NSAWP)

_ on date .

lude 91 at he Fran,

No discamination ranired ou

Quet Peares as he is on

a que collec and hot

indoload in any extremist

activities.

6157-

(NSWPP)

1=157-

(Scott Winchester),

/=/57-

(Joseph Tomasi)

Block Stamp

170-286A-140

SEICHED.

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## Page 592

1/6/72

BY JEROME

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION RECALLED FROM MY VISIT

WITH GERALD SMITH OF THE NSWPP.

He always goes armed to the NSWPP meetings as do

all members of the group. I suspect that these people are

generally armed at all times. However SMITH indicated to

me that he and the NSWPP do not believe in violent armed

revolutions at this time.

He explained this position by stating that he believes

that there really are no such things as political questions or

issues.

He said he believes the basis for all such political

questions and issues actually lies in racial concerns. He

said because of this he feels that eventually the people in the

United States will become fed up with racially oriented oppressions

and will vote the NSWPP into power at the polls, hence no need

for a revolution.

SMITH has a weird appearance and is not physically

tough looking as you might expect a Nazi to be.

BOB MAYER is now living at 2204 Mt. Clair Street,

San Diego, California and has telephone number

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NW 65994_ Docld:32989524 Page 592

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## Page 593

284-3697. The house at this address was purchased by him

from CHUCK SPERRY, the local leader of the John Bürch Society.

As you will remember MAYER is supposed to marry SPERRY's

daughter soon. MAYER, who was formerly a Marine,

spent

some time in Vietnam and claims to have been wounded there.

The other person referred to is CHUCK PEARCE. He

is a member of the Army's Special Forces Unit in San Diego.

With regard to the two Nazi factions at Los Angeles

I have heard that JOE TOMASI claims that SCOTT WINCHESTER's

group is defunct, however WINCHESTER claims his group is still

going and is the most active.

Jerome

......

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## Page 594

Date received

11/5/71

Mothod of delivery

(check appropriate biocks)

Date prepar

2/2/12

Received from (name or symbol number)

Received by

InFarmant SA Steen L, Christenserd

in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to knuing by Agent:

Date

by mail

A orally

recording device

written by Informant

Dictated

to

Date of Report

11/5/71

Date(8) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant -

2,2172

Brief description of activity or material

11/5/21

•Contact with Sam Davis; info re

ScottWinchester; Contact with Stru

File where original is located ifnot attached

McDide

* NDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY Y ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATL

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_on date

Remarks:

157 3091 (Davis)

470-207-771

157-28 (NSWPP)

157-28, ""On Target" to

157-1798.

157- 2933(McDade)

157-1798 (MM)

100-14427 (MIC)

157-28/5 (540)

(ScottWinchester)

Block Stamp

Àlu!

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## Page 595

JEROME

November 5, 1971

I was talking with SAM DAVIS this morning.

and he told me that SCOTT WINCHESTER'S Nazi Group

at Los Angeles has folded up. He said WINCHESTER

apparently aid not think his group was doing anything

worthwhile. I am supposed to meet with DAVIS

tomorrow to discuss our strategy with regard to

WINCHESTER and his group. DAVIS wants me to go with

him to Los Angeles next Saturday to talk with WINCHESTER

as it appears that WINCHESTER and the supporters he

has left may now be ready to join the SAo.

I was also by the old address of the Message

Information Center earlier today. It 100ks to me as

though the Message Information Center may have moved

as the building where it used to be is now being

remodeled into a very plush office space.

I was also talking to STAN MC DADE who told

me he had received in the mail a brand new issue of

"On Target" which came from Maryland and which claimed

to be the place of the Minuteman Organization.

I will

attempt to obtain the publication from him. He said

he has no idea as to how the publishers of the paper

might have obtained his name and address, although he

said he did write to a gun parts shop in

Maryland

approximately one week before he received the paper.

ferozore

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 595

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## Page 596

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

12/15/71

Method of delivery

(creci appropriate blocks)

1 in person

by telephone

_ by mail

If orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Dute

Dictated

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

2/2/12

Brief description of activity or material

I orally

Date pro

ed

2/0/72

Received by

sA steven L. Christensen

recording device

written by Informant

Date of Report

12/15/71

Date(g) of activity

3151

Pelen Bahmer, Ron Zariche, Bang

File where original is located ifnot attached

GodFres

* INDIVIDLALS DEIGNATED BY AY ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE

VIOLENCE OR RELOLUTIOXARY ACTIVITIES HERE NOT DISCUSSED.

information recorded on a card index by

_ on date -

Remarks:

100-15353 (Busch)

Index: Scottic Schultz ta/s

10-286H-14N

2921-289

170-26su8-1

Eud Kitchens

92-1745

100-15450 (Bohmer)

Info re Ron Zaricle t

157-2815 (SAO)

Scottie Schulty furnished to

157-2921 Czarick)

SI marry Clendinen, ATFC

on 12/17/711

157-3017 (Hoover)

100-14939 (Bush)

100-14819 (Godfrey)

1008-15941 (Box

Block Stamp

174-286A-142

Cruza

тр1-

85,505,

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December 15, 1971

By Jerome

It has come to my attention that JERRY LEE BUSCH,

GEORGE HOOVER, and one or two of their friends have been

present at the protest demonstrations sponsored by the

supporters of PETER BOHMER. Apparently, they were taking

photographs and gathering other information for the use of.

SAO. The SAO, by the way, wants to put out a counter-

Intelligence type bulletin on BOHMER for the purpose of

informing right wing activists in this area as to what is

going on with regard to BOHMER, and also to create a stir

and cause some concern for their safety among the left wing

activists.

It has come to my attention by way of RON ZARICK,

who I talked to yesterday, that there is an individual named

SCOTTIE ScHULIZ in the area. SCHULTZ is known to be an informer

for ATED and 1s believed to have been responsible for setting

up the arrest and conviction of BUD KIICHENS. He has been

• gone from the San Diego area for a considerable period of time

but is back nosing around again. ZARICK said there seems to

be particular interest in JOHN BUSH on the part of ATFD and

ZARICK feels BUSH may be the next one to be arrested.

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I have learned from BARRY GODFREY that he and

GEORGE HOOVER went by The Box commune at 5155 Muir last

night. No particular activity was observed; however, the

following vehicles and license plate numbers were observed:

Yellow Ford Van with California

11cense CHG 687;

Light blue Plymouth valiant two-door

with California license HMJ 385;

Green Dodge Dart two-door with

California License RGH 420;

White Chevrolet Corvair (parked in

driveway next to house - license

number not seen);

The telephone number for the telephone at The Box

•is 222-7243.

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• Date prepari

2/8/72

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

Received by

12/13/21

Mothod of delivery

Icheer appropriate blocks

war ban In Formant SA Steueu l. Christenser

in person

by telephone

_ by mail

Morally

J recording device

J written by Informant

If orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date of Report

Date

Dictated

to

12/13/71

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

2/2:

Brief description of activity or material

Current

Info ne Tom Forest, Sam Dauis,

Sten Mc Dade, Bany Gerbiay

File where original is located if not attached

" INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Iniomation recorded on a cari index by

Remarks:

157-2177 (Forrest)

010-2864-143

170-26540

157-3001 (Davis)

157-2933 (McDade)

100-14819 (Godfray)

On date

Inder: FNK Markin to 157-2195

Bill'Guiette + Chuck Pearce. to

100-14819;

DIMinutenan short

t0 157-3001.

Information re Forrestand

harkin furnished to SI Larr

@lendinen, ATFD, 12/17/111

Block Stamp

170-2841-143

Ban me

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December 13, 1971:

By Jerome

I had a conversation with TOM FORREST yesterday.

He said he had received information that there is a ATFD

Informant working in this area again and he wanted to make

sure

that everyone was alerted. He said this individual is

named (FNU) LARKIN, is about 50 years old, 5'8" tall, 150

pounds, with short red hair and a red complexion. Apparently

AIFD has attempted to use this individual in the San Diego

area on previous occasions. I was told that LARKIN was trying

to sell 40 machine guns to SAM DAVIS.

SAM DAVIS and STAN MC DADE are attempting to raise

enough money to open a gun shop in this area which will be

called the "Minuteman Armory".

Along the same line, BILI GUIETTE Of Bullseye Gun

Shop; CHUCK PEARCE of the John Birch Society; and BARRY GODFREY

of the SAO, are to get together and set up an ammunition dumo

somewhere in the desert.

They have also discovered that receivers for light

•30 caliber machine guns can be easily manufactured with a

regular milling machine from flat pieces of steel which are then

welded together. The "Minuteman Armory" may Involve Itself In

manufacturing some of these receivers.

jerome

... *

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*Corp. Sheet for Informant Report or M-earial

Date prepared

218/71

Date received

12/17/11

Method of delivory

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Received from (name or symbol number)

Received by

InFormant

Si Steven L Clini-lanana

[by mail

fil orally

recording device

] written by Informaza:

Date of Report

Dictated

to

12/17/11

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Ay throated 3/2112.

by Informant

Brief descrimion of activity or material

Currewt

Info ne Right Wing activities

•in Sau D

rega

ENa.

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDLALS DESIGNATED BY AS ISTER

SK (* ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPA

VIOLEYCE OR PEYOLUTIONARY ACTITITIES HERE NOT DISCUSSED.

7 Information recorded on a card index by

_on date

Remarks:

157-3017 (Hoover)

Info. re the ff of RoTewpus

2864-144

00-14301 Kublinger

57-2832 (Care

1)

100-14807, (Verr Geier)

100-14819 Coolfrig

170-26546.

157-2933 (McDade)

157-2439 cucatrierb

Steven Scarpiti, National Cis

PD, 12/28/11, He aduised hit

dould find no in formation i

ting to alleged nine be

any fing was learned.

157-201 (Smithys

157-28 (NSWPP)

157-3017 (Hoover)

157-2815 (SAO)

10901-14-1929

105-52-41

170-286-4444

SONADZED

~FIEU_

150-14242 (Voseph Brinken y

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December 17, 1971

By JErOmE

/

I was in contact with GEORGE HOOVER yesterday.

He claimed that he, in turn, is in contact with some

Individuals, whose identities he did not even hint at,

who claim to have possession of a large quantity of stolen

U.S. goverment gold.

According to HOOVER, this gold is in a 55 gallon

drum and must weigh close to 1,000 pounds. He said the gold,

of which he has a sample, is in small pieces which have the

appearance of having been melted. HOOVER said he has been

asked by

these other individuals to help sell the gold. He

said the idea is to package it in ten or twenty pound lots

but did not know what the asking price would be. He said he

would furnish me a sample of this material tomorrow, which

I could take to PAUL RUPLINGER or some other place and have

analyzed. He said the people selling the gold will want as

much for it as they can get.

HOOVER, himself, continues to reside in housing

furnished for him at the Wood. King Wood. Yards on Magnolia

near Santee. He is currently employed making deliveries

"i:.

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wars

wood for the wood yards, receiving $5 per dellvery. He

claims to be making six to eight deliveries a day.

With regard to DON CAREY, It has come to my

attention that he has recently been spreading rumors designed

to place JERRY GEIER, BARRY GODFREY, and others in a bad light

with other right-wing activists. However, most people who

know CAREy do not pay much atteniion to him as it is generally

held that he is "nuts" and is really flipping out. I do not

think CAREY is currently employed. He is described as follows:

• Race

White

Age

Sex

Approximately 40 (looks younger)

Male

Height

5'7" - 518".

Weight

150 pounds

Build

Wiry

Hair

Very dark colored

He resides with his mother, JEANETTE WORDELI, at 4069.

El Ca jon Boulevard, where he has telephone number 284-7807. He

also claims to have a place at Campo for use as a hide-out if

necessary. To the best of my recollection, he drives a gray

Jeep-type Toyota vehicle.

Last night I was at JERRY GEIER's house. The con-

versation got around to the theft, some time ago, of weapons

from the ROIC Armory at Sweetwater High School. GEIER said

that the evening before the theft, he received a telephone call

• ...

-.

-:..

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153541

11595734-

from a friend (unnamed) who asked him if he wanted some BAR's

and other similar. weapons, to which GEIER replied that he did.

His friend said he had a line on a supply of such weapons and

that they would be available the following night. GEIER said

that on the next night he and his friend went to a pre-arranged

location, picked the weapons up and brought them back to GEIER's

residence where they were stored in the garage. According to .

GEIER, the following morning when he went to work, a fellow

employee jokingly asked him if he had purchased any machine guns.

GEIER said "What do you mean?", whereupon the other individual

pointed out to him an article in the paper regarding the theft

of weapons from the Sweetwater High School ROIC Armory. GEIER

said he checked the list of weapons reported to have been stolen

against those he had purchased the previous evening and found it

to match exactly. He said he immediately dashed home, wiped all

the weapons down for fingerprints, and returned them to the source

from which they had been obtained. However, neither he nor his

friend received any money back that they had already paid for

the weapons.

GEIER said that the source of the weapons was the son

of the Army Sergeant regularly assigned to the ROTC Unit at

Sweetwater High School. He said this individual apparently backed

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a truck into the wall of the room containing the ROIC weapons,

breaking a large hole through the which the weapons were loaded

into the truck. GEIER said that after the weapons

were returned

to the Army Sergeant's son, he took them to the singing Hills

Golf Course where they were later found laying on the grass.

Word has come to me from STAN MC DADE that WILLIAM

WEATHERRY has either quit or been dropped from the NSWPP. He

may be the Lieutenant of GERALD I. SMITH who quit when ordered

by SMITH to leave his Mexican wife. I understand that GEORGE:

HOOVER is working to recruit WEATHERBY for the SAO.

It has also come to my attention that the NSWPP has

opened a formal headquarters and office space either on University

or El Cajon Boulevard in La Mesa. The rent for this space is

$125 per month, and I believe is being financed primarily by

VIC WALION and/or JOE BRINKER.

I have also heard that BARRY GODFREY will be working

with STAN MC DADE and GEORGE HOOVER to compile a list of the

local NSWPP

members... I don't know how many members may be left

following the recent shake-up in that organization.

porone

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Date received

15/72

Method of delivery

Re

id from (name or symbol number)

(check appropriate blocks)

lin person

by telephone

[J by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Dictated

_ to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief descripiion of acuvily or materiai

In lose NSWPP activities

orally

Date prepared

2/18/72

Received by

51 Steven L, Christense

a recording device

Date of Report

1/5/72

Date(s) of activity

written by info

1/4/12

File where original is located if not attached

* INDIVIDLALS DESIGNATED BY AY ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOYARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by —

_ on date

Remarks:

157-28 (NSWPP)

170

12564-145

it ons a

157-1795 (MM)

157-201 (smith)

190-14343 (Victor Walton)

1083-143838

405-25377

100-16200 (CALREP)

157-2575 (Wilson)

157-3017 (Hoover)

157-2933 (McDade)

157-2920 (Cropsey)

1 70-2864-145

Block Stamp

157-3001 (Dair's

157-2815 (SA0)

t-272-JE

W: 141214

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1/5/72

BY JEROME

•: "":

Last night I went to the NSWPP White Power

"Information Center located at 7720 University, La Mesa,

California and spoke with GERALD SMITH, using an assumed

name. This is the first time that I have talked with SMITH

and I found him to be very egotistical, highly talkative

and very much down on the Minuteman organization and related

right-wing activities. He claimed to know all of the Minuteman

leaders and indicated that he and his group went on maneuvers

with the Minuteman organization all the time. He stated

that he thinks the Minuteman organization is comprised

of a bunch of cowards who will not do anything to protect

the country when the time comes. He impressed me as being

really "nuts".

SMITH mentioned VIC WALTON as one of the backers

of the NSWPP and hinted that most of the financing for his

gip comes from out-of-state. He said that his plans for the

1972 Replubican National Convention will include picketing

of both the

Republican and Left Wing groups.

According to SMITH, the NSWPP holds a meeting

each Wednesday night at 7:30 PM which is open to the public.

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This White Power Information Center is open on

Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings from 6:00 to 8:30 PM

and on Saturday afternoons.

He said the NSWPP rented the space for the

White Power Information Center under the ruse that it

was to be used for a book store, otherwise the group either

would already have been evicted or never would have been rented

the space in the first place.

While he was there, there was another strange looking

young male individual with SMITH who he believed was named

RAY WILLIAMS or WILSON. He was described as follows:

•Race

Height

Weight

Hair

Complexion

Build

Eyes

Dress

White

5'6"

130-135 pounds

Blond

Pale

Slender

Blue

Wearing skin-tight pants and an

Eisenhower jacket with a swastika

on be colar.

I have heard that GEORGE HOOVER is attempting to

wean

this person away from SMITH.

In addition, from their conversation it appears

that the NSWPP is down on SIAN MC DADE.

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I do not know of the individual named STEVEN

LINN CROPSEY or anything about his involvement in the

NSWPP.

I was in contact with SAM DAVIS who is in the

process of making up a master file on right-wing activities.

Hopefully I vill have access to this information.

DAVIS also advised that the new ten page SAO

bulletin has been printed and should be out tomorrow.

He stated that he is anxiousto start preparing another

special intelligence bulletin to be put out by the SAo.

This time he wants the target of the bulletin to be some

nationally known figure in the new left, such as JERRY RUBEN,

WILLIAM RUNSTLER OI ABBIE HOFFMAN.

gerone.

.

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Dale received

Received from (name or symbol number)

InFormant

1/7/72

hothod of delivery

(check appropriate blocks

7 in person

by telephone

by mail

Xorally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Dale

3/14/72

Dictated

to

Ronnie Wilson

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Infornant

Brief description of activity or materiai

INFORILATION REGARDING S.A.O.

Date pr

sed

3/14/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CIRISTENSEN

recording device

=

Date of Report

[written by Informar:

1/7/72

Datels) of activity

116/72-1/7/72

File where original is located ilnot antached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Intomation recorded on a card index by.

_ on date

Remarks:

1-157-2815 (SA0)

9170-2561-146

7-130-20601

(DAVIS)

1-157-2931

(MAYER)

1-100-14819

1-100-15450

(GODFREY)

(BOIMER)

170-2864-146

Block Stamp

Main irvin.

I-SEATTLE DIVISION (CY ANDERSON)

17=25672 14.

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January 7,

BY JEROME

1972

I learned last night from BOB MAYER that he, SAM

DAVIS, and BARRY GODFREY were at San Diego State College (SDSC)

yesterday putting up SAO stickers, particularly around the

office of Professor PETER BOHMeR.

I understand that in the evening some harassing

telephone calls were made by SAO members to the residence of

Professor BOHMER.

SAM LAVIS brought to my attention the fact that

CY ANDERSON is suppose to be in town from Seattle, Washington,

next week. DAVIS said that ANDERSON is going to bring a

large quantity of stuff to sell, including the following:

Military mountain style mummy sleeping bags at

three fof fifty dollars

New military field jackets with hoods at eleven

dollars each and without hoods, nine dollars each

Parachute rifle grenades at two dollars a piece

or six for ten dollars.

Military brass and steel cleaning rods

Two new AR-180's at $210.00 each.

One used AR-14 at $225.00.

One used high stand .22 caliber pistol at

seventy dollars.

One used Colt Diamond Back .38 caliber pistol

at $90.00.

Jerome.

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One used M-1 carbine at seventy dollars.

One used M-2 carbine at one hundred thifty

five dollars.

One used 1903 Springfield at sixty five

dollars.

One used Model 97 Winchester Riot Gun at

eighty five dollars.

DAVIS claims he has also contacted some acquaintances

of his in Kansas and Oklahoma regarding establishing the

SAO in those area. He further claimed to have recruited

two unidentified individuals at Carson near Los Angeles,

California, into the SAO. He also advised he has received

letters of inquiry regarding the SAO from the Redding,

California, area, and from some where in the State of Maryland.

=2 -

jerome

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Date received

Received from Iname or symbol number

1/12/72

Mathod of delivery

(chuck appropriate blocks)

L in person

_ by telephone

Il orally furnished and reduced to wating by agent:

Date

InFormant.

by mail

(X) orally

Dictaled

3/14/72

to

RONNIE WILSON

Transcribed

Authenticated

by infor.ant

Brief description of activity or material

.....

INFORATION REGARDING SAO AND RIGHT WING

ACTIVISTS IN SAN DIEGO AREA

Dato

pared

3/14/72

Received by

SA STEVEN I. CARISTENSEN

] recording device

Date of Report

1] written by Informan

1/12/72

Dateís) of activity

1/11/72

File where original is located ifnot autached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGVATED BY Y ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOVARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_ on date

Renarks:

1-157-2515 (SAO)

69170-2354 - 147

157-2931

(MAYER)

1-157-2933

(MIC DADE)

1-157-3001

(DAVIS)

1-157-3017

(HOOVER)

1-157-1820

(YACOPEC)

1-100-14319

(GODFREY)

1-157-1813

(FLAUGIITON)

1-100-15150 (BOILER)

ACTION:

With regard to information concerning TO: DRISCOLL Of

United States

Custons, it is noted source advised DRISCOLL IS

known to have worked in the past with ATFD in setting up "shady"

gun dealers and believed this was another similar attempt.

I-LOS ANGELES DIVISION (157-ITUGII LANCE)

178-2564147

Block Stamp

1-SCATTLE DIVISION (157-CY ANDERSON)

• 4ojli.

.......

ChrisE Non

177.

22527

• i

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January 12, 1972

by JEROME

Yesterday BOB MAYER, STAN MC DADE, SAM DAVIS, NICK

HOOVER, FRANK YACOPEC, "FAT JOHN" LENNOX (who has telephone

number 284-1442) and LENNOX's shadow, a kid named DENNIS

(LAST NAME UNKNOWN), were all at BARRY GODFREY'S house dis-

cussing the shooting of a girl at Professor BOHMER'S house

and the implication that the SAO was responsible or at least

involved. All those present were expecting to be interviewed

regarding the shooting, and were bragging about what they

were going to do when the police came to call. As usual,

YACOPEC and MAYER were all excited about pulling off some

big stunt.

DAVIS said he had been talking to BETTIE HAUGHTON,

and according to her, the newspaper publicity which the SAo

got in connection with the shooting incident, has stirred

up a lot of interest among the Right Wing oriented individuals

she knows. She told DAVIS she had received 25 to 30 contacts

from people who formerly belonged to the Minutemen (MM)

Organization who she said were interested in joining the sAO.

She also told DAVIS she had showed some of the SAO literature

to HUGH LANCE, who is suppose to be a Deputy Sheriff at either

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sala

Big Pine or Long Pine, California. She said he was very

enthusiastic about the SAO and might join. DAVIS said

we will have to make arrangements to contact him.

DAVIS mentioned he has another new SAO contact

somewhere in the Los Angeles, California, area.

STAN MC DADE claimed to have received a telephone

call from TOM DRISCOLL, a Customs Inspector at the Border at

San Ysidro, California. DRISCOLL apparently asked MC DADE

if he knew where DRISCOLL.could pirchase several machine

guns. MC DADE said he once sold DRISCOLL a light point

•30 caliber machine gun.

• =

DAVIS said again that CY ANDERSON is suppose to be

• down in the San Diego, California, area, sometime in the near

future. DAVIS said ANDERSON had been talking about going to

the Mardi Gras in New Orleans and wants DAVIS to go with

him. However, DAVIS probably will not be able to as he is

currently on unemployment.

Jerome

2

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PD-305 5-3049)

Date received

Received from (name or symool number)

1/14/72

FIn Formant

Hothod of delivery

(check appropriate blocies)

W in person

_ by telephone

7 by mail

(X) orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

3/14/72

. to .

RONNIE WILSON

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief descripiion of activiiy or mater: ai

INFORMATION REGARDING SAO

Dato prepare

3/14/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CIMISTENSEN

I recording device

Date of Report

→ written by Informant

1/14/72

Dateís) of activity

1/14/72

File where original is located if not attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGYATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPAT

VIOLESCE OR REVOLGTIOXARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_on date .

Remarks:

1-157-2315

(SAO)

S5170-2564-148

1-157-3001

• (DAVIS)

1-157-2933

(HIC DADE)

1-157-3017

(HOOVER)

1-157-1816

(POTO)

1∞100-11319

(GODFREY)

1-157-1320

(YACOPEC)

1-157-2931

(MAYER)

1-100-14301

1-157-2769

(RUPLIT GER)

(ED ANDREWS)

1-157-1813

(ILA UGIITON)

1-157-2546

(CLARK)

1-157-3006

(GUIRE)

1-157-3007

(GUIRE)

2-157-737:095

(AL RUPP)

1-157-28

I-157-7517-

(NSWPP)

(WALT HAYWARD)

1-157-3005

(CONDE)

ACTION:

INDEX GENE BOZARTH to

157-2815

2-LOS ANGELES DIVISION

(1-157-SCOTT WINCHESTER)

(1-157-NNTIONAL SOCIALIST

WORKERS PARTY)

AGRICAN

Block Stamp

• rii i.

110-28611-748

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January 14, 1972

by JEROME

The following are San Diego, California, area,

members of the SAO who are known to me:

JERRY LYNN DAVIS

STANLEY DON MC DADE

GEORGE M. HOOVER

JAMES EVAN POTO.

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY

FRANK YACOPEC

.....

ROBERT S. MAYER

PAUL RUPLINGER

In addition, I believe that one AL RUPP, a close

personal friend of DAVIS, may also be sort of a hip pocket

member of the SAO.

Specific members and supporters of the SAO include

HOWARD FRANCIS CLARK, who has been given a membership application

form which he has not returned yet, and ED ANDREWS, who has

been contributing finances to the SAO, but says he is not

ready to become a member yet. ANDREWS talks about returning.

to the state of Arkansas, in the not too distant future, and

has indicated he might be agreeable to doing some recruiting

_and organizing work there for the sAo.

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BETTIE HAUGHTON has been doing some of the

organizational and printing work for the SAO. She has an

off-set press which is located in the garage of the house

belonging to WALT and EDITH GUTRE located at 4114 Massachusetts,

La Mesa, California. The GUIREs are former MM sympathizers,

and are close friends of BETTIE HAUGHTON.

About December 29, 1971, the GUIRES agreed to do some

research work for the SAO:

In addition, DAVIS said that WALT HAYWARD wrote

to him recently about the SAO Offering to help in any way he .

can. However, he claimed he has been out of work for awhile

and is short of money. Furthermore, SAM mentioned he would

like to take BARRY GODFREY and pay a call to LOU CONDE to ask

him for donations and other assistance for the SAO.

SAM said that SCOTT WINCHESTER, leader of the

National Socialist American Workers Party, faction of the

Nazi Group at Los Angeles, California, is to be in town

tomorrow, January 15, 1972. Apparently the purpose of his.

visit will be to discuss the possibility of setting up some

kind of a quasi alliance between the SAO and the NSAWP. •

The name GENE BOZARTH has come to my attention as

a likely source of good information regarding Left Wing

activities on the San Diego State College (SDSC) campus.

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BOZARTH, who is suppose to be a State College student,

lives at 6979 Galewood, and has telephone number 583-8219,

and a mailing address of Post Office Box 1566, San Diego,

California.

When I was at DAVIS' house last night, talking

about the visit of WINCHESTER to San Diego, California, AL

RUPP was there, which kind of put the dampers on the discussion.

Jerome

3

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Dute received

Received from (nome or symbol number)

11973293%

1/17/72

Mashod of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

by telephone

in person

If orally furnished and reduced to wnting by Agcht:

Date

by mail

(X orally

3/14/72

RONNIE WILSON

Dictated

to

Transcribed

:

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of acuvity or material

INFORMATION REGARDING THE S.A.O.

Date pre

3/11/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CIRISTENSEN

recording device

Date of Report

I written by Informan:

• 1/17/72

Date(s) of activity

1/16/72

....i

-..

File where original is located ifnot attached

• INDIVIDUALS DESIGYATED SY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A WEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTICYARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index dy

_on date

Remarks:

1-157-2315

Sc:

170-256A-149

1=100-11319

1-157-3001

(SAO)

:.

(GODFREY)

(DAVIS)

:3-.

Block Stamp

170-2860-149

Sanita

hand tits

"p"

FINE.

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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 SAO. They asled 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 asled 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 BOHNER, 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.

jerome

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Date prel

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

1/18/72

Hothod of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

Jin person

by telephone

by mail (X] orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Ageut:

Date

Dictated

3/11/72

-tO_RONNIE WILSON

3/14/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CIRISTENSEN

[J recording device

Date of Report

C] written by Informant

1/18/72

Datels) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

INFORMATION REGARDING JERRY LYNN

DAVIS and S.A.0.

1/17/72

File where original is located if not attached

" INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AY ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTEYDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

on Information recorded on a card index by

_ on date

Remarks:

1-157-2815

(SAC)

88170-2861-150

1-157-3001

1100-14819

(DAVIS)

(GODFREY)

170-2564-150

Block Stamp

Maid • 1!e

• *.

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January 18, 1972

by JEROME

Last evening BARRY GODFREY told me that SAM DAVIS

had been interviewed by the same two detectives who talked

to GODFREY the day before. He said they asked SAM if he was

a member of the SAO and he said he was. They then asked him

if he was responsible for the shooting incident at Professor

BOHNER's house or if he knew of anyone who was

involved in

the incident to which DAVIS replied no. He then told the

detectives that if the SAO, as an organization, had wanted to

do something like that, Professor BOHMER would have been leveled

to the ground. They then asked DAVIS many questions about the

SAO to which he answered as truthful as he was able, and

particularly they asked if the SAO intended to put out more

bulletins similar to the one it had prepared on Professor BOMIER.

DAVIS told them that the SAO did intend to print such bulletins,

which caused the detectives to ask him if the same number

of bulletins would be sent out or if more or less would be

sent. DAVIS said more and indicated that the next bulletin would

be sent to about three hundred people; the one after that to

about five hundred people and the one after that to about

one thousand people. According to DAVIS, this caused the

detectives to become very upset and they said they did not

think sending out so many bulletins was a very good idea as

...

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this could cause a lot of trouble for somebody.

The detectives then asked DAVIS about the weapons

which he owned and indicated they were aware that he has had

about forty hand guns registered to him, including several

9 mm. weapons. DAVIS apparently told them he does not pre-

sently own any 9 mm. weapons, and satisfactorily explained

to them the disposition of those which he once arned.

Jerome

.*

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170-286

Dato propired

3/14/72

Dute received

Received from (псте ог зубо! птьст)

Received by

1/.20/72

- InFormant

¡cilrod of delivery

icheck appropriate blocks)

Lu in person

[by telephone . by mail

& orally

If orally fumisbe and reuuced to uriting by Agent:

[7 recording device

Dato oi Report

Date

CHRISTENSEN

Juritten by Informa-

Dictated

3/14/72

-TOROBIE WILSON

11/20/72

Datels) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticatei

by Inframant

Brief description of achvity or siaterial

1/19/72

INFORMATION REGARDING RIGIT WING ACTIVISTS

AND GUN DEALERS, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA

File where originalie located iínot alaci

AREA.

& INDIVIDUALS DESIONATES BY AN ASTERISE I ONLY ATTENDED A JEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPA.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLCTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

→ Infomation recorded on a card index by -

on dare

Remarks:

1-157-

(BILL

GUIETTE)

157-2177-11

157-2815-31 Jition file

C: (7 175-2568-151

1-157-2177

(FORREST)

1-157-3001

(DAVIS)

1-157-2315

(SAO)

1-100-14319

(GODFREY)

1-157-3017

(HOOVER)'

1-157-2232

(CAREY)

1-170-26 SUB

ACTION:

Information regarding the possible possession of barrclled

TECCIVOI'S

fOr M-14 riLleS Dy TOM FORREST has been discussed with

SA ROBERT

G. MCORE who indicated he was avare of FORREST'S

activitics and would discuss them with ATED.

INDEX, JACK RICHARDS to SD 157-3001.

IARRY BROWN tO SD 157 file on BILL

• GUIETTE.

Block Stamp

179-2864-151

scielintatornd.ioa.o

With regard to information concerning

DAVIS plan to burglarine and bLow up

explosives magazine, the San Diego

Police Department was advised.

o...

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January 20, 1972

by JEROME

..;

I have learned that the Bulls Eye Gun Shop in El

Cajon, California, has been closed as it was not making much

money. BILL GUIETTE, the former manager, is now hanging around

with a friend named LARRY BROWN at the Jiffy Machine Shop.

Most of the gun shop inventory, including many weapons, is now

located in GUILTTE's garage at his home.

TOM FORREST has a business establishment named

the Tom Forrest Company located in the Midway Industrial Center

on Kurtz Street just off Rosecrans. He is usually there most

afternoons and evenings.

..:

I was at FORREST'S place last night and learned

that he had many bi-pods fro M-14 rifles, which were probably

stolen. He said he got them from a Marine who had just walked

in off the street with then. Furthermore, I was digging

around in FORREST's backs room, and found there in the neighbor-

hood of one hundred boxes of what appeared to be barrelled

M-14 actions. I opened one

of the boxes sufficiently to see

what was inside, and assumed that the rest of the boxes had

the same thing in them. In my opinion, it is likely that these

barrelled actions were suppose to have

been destroyed at a

place like fort Ord, but somehow, got into FOPRIST's possession

instead.

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With egard to the shooting incident at Professor

BOHMER's house, FORREST said he had been contacted by two

detectives from the San Diego, California, Police Department.

Apparently SAM DAVIS once had two 9 mm. pistols, and when he

was interviewed by the detectives, he told them he sold one

to TOM FOREST, and the other to an individual named JACK

RICHARDS, a local "gun nut" type. FORREST said he guessed

the detectives got in touch with him to check DAVIS' story out

•

and verified that DAVIS did, in fact, sell him one

of the two

pistols. However,

FORREST conveniently was unable to remember

What he did with the gun after he bought it.. He told me

contidentially he had sold it to a Mexican in Tijuana, Baja

California, Mexico.

FORREST said the detectives seemd to have been

convinced that the weapons used in the BOHER's shooting incident

was a Browning High Power. They also asked FORREST if he was

a member of the SAO which he denied. They then asked FORREST

if he knew whether BARRY GODFREY owned or had purchased or

sold any 9 mm, weapons, and what he usually bought from FORREST,

when he did business with him. FORRIST said he told them

that GODFREY was not know to have any 9. mm. weapons and

did not particularly like them, that he preferred .45 caliber

pistols and .30 and that those were the only type he had

purchased from FORREST. The detectives then asked FORREST

whether SAN DAVIS ever came by and who with. TORPEST told

. =

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i

him he had seen DAVIS in his shop, accompanied by CY ANDERSON

and BARRY GODIREY. FORREST said he was impressed that the

detectives were very excited about the SAO and he told them

he had seen the SAo bulletin which was put out on BOHMER.

The detectives then indicated they might contact GODFREY again

and asked FORREST if he knew what shift GODFREY worked at the

Fire Department.

I also Saw GEORGI HOOVER yesterday. He is still up

in the ait about being interviewed by the Police Department

over the BOHMER shooting. He said if the Police Department

came to interview him, he would tell them exactly what he

thought of them. (He does not think kindly of them). He said

if the Federal Bureau of Investigation attempted to interview

him, he would simply say that he beljeved the FBI to be an

unconstitutional body and an agent of a foreign power and would

refuse to be interviewed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

DAVIS clains he has obtained the keys to both the

gate and the fence as well as the door to the explosives

magazine of a sand and gravel company located on Mission Gorge

Road. He said he also has a complete inventory of the contents

of the magazine and said it appears there are enough explosives

in the magazine to fill a semi-trailer truck. He said he

has a plan, the basis of which is to go into the magazine at

night with a truck, load up as nuch explosives as the truck

will carry and then go out locking the door and gate behind

but leaving a time delay charge behind to blow up the

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magazine and its contents so no one would ever know how

much, if any, of the explosives were taken. .

It should be remembered that DON CAREY was suppose

to have been a powder monkey at that location in the past,

however, DAVIS said that JIM POTO was the one who actually

came up with the keys. DAVIS did not explain how or where

POTO got them.

Jeromie

.

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"!.

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FROM

SURJECT:

CAT-SEAL FOREISIA 1E

GERTAMA (11 C9X) 101-11.0

UNITED STATES ,

NIENT

Memorandum

SAC,, SAN DISGO (157-2931)

DATE: 3/31/72

SA STOLEN TI

CHRISPENSEN

ROBERT S. MAYER

EX: - ENO

InFormant

On this dated

had recent is date care you thet tir Sibect

Is proninant in the Jonn Irch icclaty.

In addition, ta'e2

SPERRY and is living

purches d the residance ae now a sla flee.

can Diego, from

Sorce said Subject fomorly worked in a gas station

in t ission Valley.

now roing construction work thraigi

the local carnenter's union.

Source said iNTER is beliereà

to be driving

Ford Falcon autonobile.

It is noted that efforis to locate identifyins

information regarding the Subject through cLaps have

beer.

unproductive to date.

LEAD

Will review marriate records to vstain additional

background infonnation on laYer.

Will determina nautre of present employment.

Will detrrnine vehicle he drives.

Will obtain nhotogranh of sisject.

170-2564

S9 157-2531

SIC/sic

(1)

17: 256-7-152

man!

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TO

PROW

SUBJECT:

Niemoraneum

SAC, SAN

DISGO (88-4067)

TE: 4/22/72

SA STEVEN L. CURISTENSEN

TAXIOR KORPIS PEAFORD, aka

UFAP -MURDER, ASSAULT TO CONMIT HURDER

TOP TEN FUGITIVE

Re Sacramento airtel to the Bureau on 2/22/72.

InFormant

a familiar with Minuteman and

related activities in

on 3/15/72-a1s area, was aldried to contents and

requests of pete

airtel. Source stated he would discretely

chect arjund and determine whether he could learn anything

regarding TEAPORD.

Ein 4/4/72,

source was recontacted at which time

he advised that the

subject does not beem to be known in

the San Diogo area. he said he wouid reamin alert to

this

matter and vould inmeciately contact the writer 1f he

should learn anything of value.

SD

83-1.367

SD 270-28514.

SIC/sic

(2)

:12H-254.A-1E

SENTED INSE

SERIALIZE FILED

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• STA 111 6

'CODE"

= 5/16/72

TELETYPE

, ridiote,

URGENT

TO:

BUREAU

AND SAC LOS ANGELES

ENGA ATIN: DID

• 198 100601.

jAi

uFo

FROM:

SAC, SAI DIEGO (157-3170)

CALVIN HENDELL FOX; EM DASH SAO

A SOURCE WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE PAST

ADVISED ON MAY SIXTEENTH, NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO THAT, ONE OF THE

NEW

MORE RABID AND VIOLENT/MEMBERS "OF "THE

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

PAREN SAO END PRREN IN SAY DIEGO BOARDED A PLANE FOR WASHINGION, .

D. C. THIS DATE MUTTERING THAT HE INTENDED IO DO SOME DEMONSTRATING

HIMSELE. HE INDICATED TO ASSOCIATES THAT HE INTENDED TO. RETURN IT

TEN OR ELEVEN DAYS.. FOX IS AN AVID SUPPORTER OF GOVERNOR GEORGE

WALLACE, A PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE RECENTLY THE VICTIM OF AN

ASSASINATION ATTEMPT.

POX IS PRESENTEX ON PROBATION FOR THREE YEARS IN LOS ANGELES,

CALIFORNIA FOR ATTENPTING TO ATTACK A SPEAKER AT A RALLY AND FOR

ATTENTING TO DESTROY EQUIPYENT BEING USED IN THE RALLY, ACCORDING

TO SOURCE.

• FOX OFERATES A GULF SERVICE STATION AT SECOND AND MOLLISON,

EL CAJON, CALIFORNIA. HE IS DESCRIBED BY SOURCE AS FIVE FEET TEN

OR ELEVEN INCHES TALI, SLENDER, ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY POUNDS, DARK

HAIR EXXNINK SLIGHTLY BALDING, AGE ABOT FOARTY FIVE, DOES NOT WEAR

GLASSES.

170-2864-154

60-170-2860

EMP: EMP

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CALIFORNIA LAW ENFORCEVENT TELETYPE SYSTEM PAREN CLETS END PAREN

RECORDS INDICATE FOX IS WHITE MALE, SIX FEET TALL, ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY

FIVE POUNDS, BLUE EXES, BROWN HAIR, RESIDENCE TWO FOUR TWO SIX

CAPITAN AVENUE, SAN DIERO, CALIFORNIA, NINE TWO ONE ZERO CUR.

CALIFORNIA DRIVER'S LICENSE NUMBER IS G SIX ONE ZERO FOUR EIGHT TWO.

HE FORMERLY RESIDED AT NINE TWO FIVE DIAMOND STREET, MONROVIA, CALIFOES:

ANOTHER FOR'ER RESIDENCE IS FIVE WEST HUNTINGTON DRIVE, ARCADIA,

CALIFORNIA. WIFE BELIEVED TO BE GISELLA FOX ACCORDING IO CLETS

RECORDS.

SAO IS A PARA MILITARY RIGHT WING EXTREMIST ORGANIZATION FROM

THE SAN DI GO AREA.

FOREGOING IS FURNISHED FOR INFORMATION IN VIEW OF SUBJECT'S

PROPENSITY FOR VIOLENCE. SAN DIGO HAS NO INFORMATION DINTEXIIE

THAT

PHEROINER STBJECT'S VISIT TO WASHINGTON, D.C. INVOLVES A THREAT TO

ANY GOVERNTENT OFFICIAL OR NATIONAL FICURE. ...E:::

ADMINISTRATIVE:

JOHN KEEFE, U. S. SECRET SERVICE, SAN DIEGO ADVISED BY SA EARE M.

PETERSEN AT FOUR TWENTY PM INSTAND DATE, WHIT

SOURCE WHO FURNISHED ABOVE INFORMATION ISE

ENTIONANT

LOS ANGELES FURNISH BUREAU, SECRET SERVICE AND SAN DIRTO AVAILABLE

BACK GROUND INFORMATION RE SUBJECT.

NO LHM BEING SUBMITTED

TRACTOR AT CRED CERAGE 1471

...

PENDING.

it".

ri dipx...

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Dato prepur

Dile received

Received from Iname or symbol numberl

• 2/8/72

CErFormant

Method of delivery

Ichech appropriate brocks)

Us in person

I by telephone"

[by mail

1f orally furnishud and reduced lo witing by Agent:

Date

IX orally

Dictated

5/13/72

_to _

Dictaphone

Transcribed

—5/24/22

Buthenticated

by Informant

4/15/22

Brici descripiion of acuvity or material

."..

- Into re members anà activities of SA0

5/15/72

Reccired by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

7 recording device

Date of Report

iZ written by Informant

2/8/73

Datels) of acuivity

Current

File where original is located iinotattacoed

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGATED BY AN ASTERISK (* ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPAT=

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOVARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infomiation recorded on a cari index by

_on date

Remarks:

- SD 170-2961-155

- SD 157-1820 (YACOPEC)

• J.

- SD 157-3017 (HOOVER)

- SD 157-3001 (DiVIS)

• SD 100-11813 (GODPREY)

- SD 100-14301 (RUPLIVOER)

• .]

- SD 100-15355(3USCH)

:. 2 : SD 157-2815(510)

1 - Seattle (CY ANDERSON) •

INDEX:

CY ANDERSON to 157-2815.

: -157-7815-28

Block Stamp

170-2864-155

SEARCH.N

SERIALIZEO

MAY 1 7:972

helene jus

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JEROME

2/8/72

FRANK YACOPEC and GEORGE HOOVER have been

getting together lately and may decide to start

working togother on some of their weird projects.

As I mentioned before, the Yuma Gun Show

Is coming up on the 25th, 25th & 27th of this month.

CY ANDERSON will be down from seattle to go to the

rew days here selling various things that ho 1s

He will come to San Diego first and spend a

bringing down. SAM DAVIS and JARRY GODFREY are also

going to the gun show. It is expected that EV MOORE

will be there from Phoenix, and that there will be

organizational meetings of

the sao during the gun show.

PAUL RUPLINGER has already put: in an order

for $800 worth of the stuff which CY ANDERSON is

bringing down from Seattle.

This stuff is supposed to

Include some military-type sleeping bags, rifles, ammunition,

etcetera.

The San Diego Public Library maintains a name

index on all persons whose names figure prominently

in the local newspapers. It appears that someone has

gone through this index

and systematically removed the

names of all individuals with Left wing connections.

RUPLINGER was quite upset about this and said he had a

friend he would chock with about it.

SAM DAVIS was also by the other day and said

he was looking for ten fuse-type blasting caps, but

did not say what for.

JERRY LEE BUSCH has become a pain in the nock

for the local people because of the trouble and commotion

he has caused and because of being so untrustworthy.

DAVIS

and others will make efforts to get him to

leave

town by

+0987098-

• .

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making him think that the loft wingers are out to get him.

He also indicated that the SAO is giving up

to put out another special Intelligence bulletin in the

near futuro.

Jerome

:::

2

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Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

2/11/72

ten Formant

Method of delivery Icheck appropriate blocks

L& in person

→ by telephone

= by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

5/13/72

_to- Dictzabare

Transcribed

5/11:172

Authenticated

by Informant

liste

Brief descripuon of activity or materiai

Activities of Sio and members

OX orally

.

Duse prepp

5/15/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSE:

recording device

Date of Report

7 written by Informan:

2/111172

Date(s) of activity

Current

File where original is locaied ifnotailacbes

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPAT

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE SOT DISCUSSED.

Infonnation recorder un a card index by -

_on date

Remasis:

-

SD

170-286A-156

SD 157-2315(SA0)

11-

SD

157-3224 (NS.UP)

No action has

beer taken at this

tin:

- SD 157-1813 (HAUGHTOM)

regarding the alleged

possession se

1

- SD 157-1614 (5A0GH70N)

weapons by two individuals at Ins

- SD

157-3005(C0NDE)

Angeles as their identities are not

1

- SD 157-1793(391)

yet known and also to avoid comorori

1

. - SD 157-3001 (DAVIS )

the informant.

SD 157-2388(SCOTT WINCHESTER)

2 - Los Angeles

2 = Phoenix

170-02 61-11-156

MAY 1 7197?

FBI SAN DiSCO

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JEROME

2/14/72

I was in contact with SAM DAVIS this morning.

He told me that over last weekend, the SAO had received

mail from an individual at Phoenix, Arizona, who is

the area leader there of the National Socialist American

Worker's Party for SCOTT WINCHESTER at Los Angeles.

DAVIS said this individual was formerly a member of the

Minutemen Organization but had lost contact with that

group and had begun associating with the Nazi's.

In

his letter, this individual said he had heard of the

SAO and he and his entire group were interested in

joining.

HAUGHTON over the weekend. She told DAVIS she had

been contacted recently by two individuals from Covina.

She described these persons as formerly trusted leaders

In the Minutemen Organization under her husband, TROy.

She said these persons were interested in joining the

SAO. One of them is supposedly moving to the state of

Oregon in the near future, and indicated he would organize

for the SAO there.

She also told DAVIS that her husband, TROY,

had once borrowed money from these individuals

and

in return had given them, as security, two 81 milameter

mortars with a number of rounds of ammunition and a

case of 36 grenades. The amount of money owing on these

weapons is about $100. SAM said he might sell some of

the grenades at $10 apiece to pay off this debt. He also

claimed that he can get additional rounds for the 81

milameter mortars at $10 apiece, but did not say where or

how .

We should be in contact with those individuals from

covina in the near future, and I will try then to learn

more about them.

It is well known that TROY HAUGHTON had a habit

of borrowing money around from among his friends.

When. I

was last at LOU CONDE's place, I saw an I.O.U. there to

him from TRoY for $500.

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It 1s also possible that the two individuals

from Covina may know the whereabouts of the Army Field

Hospital which TROY HAUGHTON is supposed to have stashed.

DAVIS also indicated that the SAO may put out

a poüter this weekend in the form of a wanted poster

showing President NIXON to be wanted for treason in

connection with his trip to China.

Jerome

2

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cover store to miumon neport

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

2/17/72

i In Formant

Method of delivery

(check appropriate Mocks)

_ in person

EJ by telephone

I by mail

If orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

orally

Dictated

5/13/72

_to .

Dictashone

Date prepared

5/15/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSE:!

recording device

Date of Report

→ written by Informer:

2/17/32

Datels) of activity

Transcribed _ L/72

Authenticated

by Inforsant

1115t32

Brief description of acurity or material

- •

Current

.:

-INtO Re CALVIN 10% 2o new member DE SAl ara

other Right ving activities in area

File where original is located if not attacheo

• NDIVIDLALS DESIGHATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) OXLY ATTENDED A MEETING LID DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPAT

VIOLENCE OR REVOLETIONARY ACTIVITIES HERE YOT DISCUSSED.

~ Information recorded on a car index ov

_on date

Remeris:

- SD 170-2964-157

1

SD 157-3170(20x)

SD

157-2815(S20)

SD 157-301? (H00VER)

-

SD 100-14800(PAULA

THARP)

- SD 100-15450 PETER

EOHMER)

INDFX TO 157-2815: LLOYD PULIE:

0024650

DOSBORNE,

CARDOC ENTIRE,

LILACBUCK,

DICK DEXTRAZE.

170-2864-157

Block Stump•

SEARCHLU

SERIALIZED

MAY 17197?

retrie

BI - SAN DIEG

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JEROME

2/17/72

I learned this morning from BARRY GODFREY

that he had been in contact with an individual named

CALVIN FOX. FOX has just recently moved to the San

Diego area from Los Angeles, and is operating a Gulf

Service Station at the corner of Mollison and Broadway

in El Cajon, California. FOX was supposedly a former

member of the Minutemen Organization at Los Angeles

and has Minutemen Serial Number A60065.

The A on the

serial number may mean that he was recruited by an

Individual named LLOYD PULLEN. FOX claims to have been

married about four years ago to a girl from Yugoslavia

at London, England.

FOX was recommended to GODFREY by his letter

carrier, TOM OSBORNE. It appears that FOX may be the

next new member of the SAO and that OSBORNE may also

join some time in the future.

It has come to my attention that the Reverend

CARL, MC INTYRE is coming to town next Wednesday, and

will speak at a rally and picket to take place

in front

of the main U.S. Post Office in downtown San Diego, to

protest President NIXON's trip to China.

This appearance

on the part of MC INTYRE is being sponsored by TIM O'HAY,

LILA BUCK and others of the SCOTT Memorial Baptist Church

in San Diego.

GEORGE HOOVER claims that he got a telephone

call from either/or both the Gunsmoke Ranch and the

Fleury Ranch in Harbison Canyon, that officers from the

San Diego Police Department had

been there looking for

him. He said he was later interviewed at his rèsidence

by these police officers, who told him they had received

an anonymous telephone call informing them that HOOVER

was a member of the SAO, and that he had been involved

in the shooting of PAULA THARP at the residence of PETER

BOHMER. HOOVER said he simply told them he was not a

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member of the SAo and that he did not know anything about

the shooting incident.

HOOVER said he suspects that the

anonymous telephone call may have been made by DICK

DEX"RAZE who frequently hangs around the Fleury place

in Harbison Canyon.

Jerome

• 2.=

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Date received

Received fr m (name or symbol number)

2/21/72

-ENFormant

Bothod oi delivery

check appropridie blocks)

_ in person

EX by telephone

O by mail

orally

I orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

5/13/12

_ to -

Dictashone

Transcribed

5/11/22

Authenticated

by Informant

1115/22

Brief description of activity or material

Info re activities of secret army organization

Date prepa

5/15/72

Received by

SA STEVEN I CHRISAT SE

J recording device

Date of Report

written by Informant

2/21/72

Date(s) of activity

Current

File where original is located if not attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGVATED BY AV ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOJARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a card index by

Reten.

SD

172-296A-43

SD 157-2*15(5.10)

- SD

100-11813 (GODFREY)

• SD

157-3017 (H00VER)

- SD 157-1813(PC20)

- SD

100-14301 (RTPLINGER)

• SD 157-3001 (DAVIS)

1 - SD 157-2831 (EV MOORE)

1

- SD 100-14299 (LYLE MANNING)

INDEX:

_on date

15759725

&~ ANDERSON, JERSE

IND

to 157-2015.

No action has

been taken at this!

time with regard to the 31 mm

mortars, etc., inasmuch

as the

identities of

the individuals

allegedly in possession of them

are not known, and to avoid coms-

romising the informant.

170-2564-158

Block Stamp

MAY 17:97E

FEL - SAN DiEGO

enter f

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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

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 somewhere in the area at about 2:00

In the afternoon.

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

small

camper on the back, and with California license

99704F.

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 electéd 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 BETIIE 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 article 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

needed, I have a copy of that issue of the paper.

gerome

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Date reccived

Received from (name or symbol number)

2/22/72

InFormant

Mothod of delivery

(chuck appropriate blocks)

7 in person

• Ez by telephone

by mail

Is orally fumished and reduced to wriging by Agent:

_orally

Dictated

5/13/72

mto-Dictashane

Transcribed

5/21/72

by Informant .

by theorian =

45/222

Brief description of activity of materiai

Into re activities of JERRY, LYIN DAVIS and

Secret Army Organization

Dato p

surel

5/15/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTESEN

[recording device

Date of Report

7 written by informer

12/27/22

Date(s) of activity

Current

...

File where original is located ifnot aitached

157-2815

& INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AY ASTERISK (* ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE VOT DISCUSSED.

→ Information recorded on a card index by

_on date

Remari:

1

1

SD 170-2864-159

SD 157-2715(SA0)

• SD 157-3001 (DAVIS)

SD 157-3017(B00VER)

- SD 100-15522("'0.3. RAG")

.. INDEX:. DICK DESTRAZE to 157-2815

No artion being taken regarding

weapons mentioned herein as

the

allegations have so far failed to

materialize.

quise -put copies

of S1o iNerature in

157-2515 only

Block Stim

170-2864-159

SEARCHID

DERIALIZED

MAY 1 7'17?

I - SAN DIEC

rr. 00.

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JEROME

2/22/72

I understand that DAVIS received a telephone

call this morning from the two individuals at Covina,

california, who

called to say that they would not be

able to deliver the two 81 milameter mortars and the

box of hand grenades as arranged. They explained they

had buried these items and were unable to locate them

when they went to dig them up.

try to get a metal detector and look for them again.

However, it appears this operation may be postponed

for an indefinite period of time.

The individual named DICK DEXTRAZE, who has

been staying at the Fleury Place in Harbison Canyon,

Is again suspected of being an infiltrator. GEORGE

HOOVER : fed DEXTRAZE some phony information to the

effect that local Right Wingers are maintaining a

fully armed war plane at a landing field in the San

Diego area, In less than a week, this

printed in

HOOVER and others are talking about making DEXTRAZE

the subject of an object lesson for the Left Wingers.

The President NIXON wanted posters are to go

to press today and to be on the streets Monday.

number of copies to be printed has been reduced to

5,000. The format of the posters will be as follows:

At the top will be the words Wanted For Treason,

below which will appear a photograph of the President,

and underneath that a description including his last known

address.

At the bottom will be a suggestion that the

President be impeached and be tried for treason by the

proper authorities.

Attached are copies of all the recent publications

and other papers of

the SAO.

Jerome

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Date received

Received from (name or symbol numberl

2/28/72

an In Formant

kiethod of delivery

ichuch appropriate blockst

C in person

KI by teleptione

_by mail

Morally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

5/25/72

-to Dictanhane

Transcribed -

5/15172

Authenticated

by Informan:

Brief description of activity or material

...

Into re incident ati residence of RICHARD

FLEURY

Date pr

red

5/16/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTFUSEN

I recording device

Date of Report

J written by Infonna-

2/28/72

Date(s) of activity

Current

File where original is located if not attached

* INDIVIDCALS DESIGYATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AYD DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOVARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

on date

Rem:

W.

1

1

1

SD

-

SD

~ SD

170-2864 - 100

157-2933(10 DASE)

157-3017 (HOOVER)

+528 100-15355(3JSCH)

_INDEX TO 157-3017; RICHAPD

OFLETRY, GENEVIEVE FLEURY, DICK

DEXTRAZE.

The San Diego Police Bepartment

and San Diego County Sherirf's

Department were appropriately

advised of attached information

at the time received.

It is nots

that the Sheriff's Office was

called in to investirate the

altercation .between FLEURY and

his wife.

Block Stamp

1 783-784-4-160

al Anuitau

MALCEDE

FOI - SAN DIEGO

LILLIALEC:

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JEROME

3/23/72

I was talking with STAN MC DADE last

week. We were discussing the situation at the

residence of RICHARD and GENEVIEVE FLEURY in

Harbison Canyon.

According to MC DADE, RICHARD

FLEURY claims that on the morning of Saturday,

2/19/72, he was walking out in his front yard

when someone shot at him four times from across

the canyon. Following this, his wife, already

upset by his friends and activities, came unglued

and hit him over the head with a lamp, following

which a big fight resulted. Sne told him that

because of his friends and activities, he was

going

to get her and all of their children killed. The

Sheriff's Office was called and FLEURY moved out

and went to stay with GEORGE HOOVER at his

place.

MC DADE said GENEVIEVE FLEURY later called the

Sheriff's Office and them come and pick up all of

her husband's guns including a .9 milameter pistol,

which they seemed very elated to find. Me DADE

said HOOVER and RICHARD FLEURY are blaming the

shooting incident on JERRY LEE BUSCH, and DICK

DEXTRAZE, who sometimes stays at the

FLEURY place.

When RICHARD FLEURY went rack to get his guns, he

supposedly found DEXTRAZE there with his wife.

MC DADE fears that HOOVER and FLEURY may attempt to

take some drastic action against DEXTRAZE belleving

that he has been breaking the FLEURY family up.

MC DADE said that BUSCH is apparently leaving.

for Canada today to take a job there and may be doing

so because HOOVER is so angry at him.

Gerone

:

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Dole received

Received from (name or symbol number)

3/9/72

Method of delivery

(chock appropriate blocks)

in person

X by telephone

If orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

7 by mail

orally

Dictated

5/11/72

_to-

Dictanhone

Transcribed _

5/15/70

Authenticated

by Infurmant

1:5/22

Brief description of activity or materiai

::.

Info re activities of SAO and members.

Dato pr

ed

5/16/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

C] recording device

Date of Report

written by Informunt

3/2172

Date(s) of activity

Cureent

File where original is located ifnot attached

3NDNIDUALS DESIGHATED BY AY ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTEYDED A MEETING LYD DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLEYCE OR REVOLUTIOVARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

information recorded on a card index by

-on dale'.

Remarks:

- SD 170-2864-161

SD 157-2815(SA0)

SD 157-3001 (DAVIS )

1

• SD 157-3169 (MARTLEY)

- SD 157-1816(20T07

- SD 157-3170 (FOX)

- SD 100-14819 (GODFREY)

1 - SD 157-3017 (HOOVER)

•1 - SD 100-15355 (BUSHC)

2- 5D157-NEW(GICARRUDION

55?.

TO

157-3017:

RICHARD ELEURY, GENEVIEVE

Block Stamp

170-2864-161

"HALIZED

Mentanan

a1 - SAN D:EG

Choices the

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J

JEROME

3/3/72

I would estimate that the SAO has received

approximately $300 to $400 now in donations, membership

application fees, and monthly dues.

SAM DAVIS has

been keeping this money and most of it has been spent

on printing and postage costs for the SAO. DAVIS

told me that DONNA LEE HARTLEY of Vista, California,

recently sent $15 into the SAO with a letter requesting

all of the SAO training literature.

Apparently, the plans which JIM POTO had

of going back to the Chicago, Illinois area to open

up a new restaurant there for the restaurant chain

he works for have not materialized. It looks as though

POTO will remain in the San Diego area for the time

being and will help BARRY GODFREY and DAVIS orgánize

for the SAo.

DAVIS has asked GODFREy to do a new

special intelligence bulletin for the SAO on some

leading figure in the New Left Movement in the San

Diego area.

I have heard no new information on the

situation at the FLEURY place in Harbison Canyon.

GODFREY DAVIS cIaims that an individual named

GIL ARRUDA may join the SAO in the near future and

may allow the SAO and its members

to use his place

for firearms practice and training purposes. ARRUDA

has about 190 acres of open land up in Wild Cat Canyon

above Lakeside.

DAVIS said he has been thinking about

working out a method of moving up to this place to live

on 1t.

I have been given the assignment of going out

to sign up. CALVIN FOX as a member of the SAO and will

do so today.

some consideration has been given to having

GEORGE HOOVER come out in the open as a public recruiting

officer for the SAO. HOOVER claims to have heard from

.. .

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GENEVIEVE FLEURY that JERRY LEE BUSCH was supposedly

stopped and arrested at the Canadian Border.

BUSCH

was going into Canada to work there at a radio station

which is owned and operated by a friend of his.

Jerome

2

:.""..

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+742Ti5

19575+9501

p: + 97-9100

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Liver Shoet for Informant Report ur Matr

Date received

3/10/72

Moshod of delivery

Received from (name or symbol number)

or +44786 45494559

¡InFormant

check appropriate blocks)

¿ in person

by telephone

If orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

by mail

Morally

Dictated

- 5/111/72

_to- Dictanhore

5/15/72

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Infortant -

clintez

Brief description of activity or materiai

Info re CALVI! FoX

Date prepured

5/16/72

Received by

SASTEVEN L. CHRISTEUSEN

J recordins device*

Date of Report

written by Informant

3/10/72

Daters) of activity

Current

•::=

File where original is located if not a:taches

• INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (* ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AVD DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE

VIOLENCE OR REVOLETIOVARY ACTIVITILS WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a cand index by -

_ on dste.

Remarks:

-

SD

170-2854-162

SD

• 155-2315(3A0)

SD

157-3170(70X)

It is noted that on 5/16/72, L0119

VIENS, Area Representative, Cala C=.

Company, 3230 Jefferson, San Diegos

advised

that prior to becoming

Gulf dealer,

FOX had been involved

with

a Mobil

service station in the

downtown San Diego area.

It is recommended

that Agents

be

alerted and cautioned against pur

chasing gasoline for Bureau cars

the subject's service station.

Chectiner -

Block Stamp

171-751-167

MANCHLU

MU.sil

RAN AM

FEl - SAN D:ECO

Menta

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JEROME

3/10/72

CALVIN FOX was signed up today as a member

of the SAO. He paia his initiation fees and first

months' dues, etcetera. FOX claimed that he used

to work at a mobile gas station located in the 1100

block of 11th Avenue in downtown San Diego.

He said

that many FBI Agents used to bring their cars there

to gas up and he claimed to have taken down the

license plate numbers of these cars and to have kept

photocopies of the Agents' sigratures and credit card

numbers.

Jerome

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Caner-Shei for Informont Report or M

Date received

Received from (name or symbol. number)

InFormant

3/11/72

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

If orally fumnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

5/14/72

by mail

Morally

Dictaphone

Dictated

Transcribed

5/15/72.

Authenticated

by Informant .

115/2=

Brief description oi activity or maverial

Info re activities of SAO and members.

Dato prepured

5/18/72

Received by

SA STEVEN TI. CHRISTENSEN

J recording device

Date of Report

3/11/72

Datels) of activity

Current

Juritten by Informant

File where original is located if not attached

• "'

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AV.ISTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID'NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_on date

Remaris:

1

1

-

SD 157-2815(SA0)

-

SD

SD

SD

SID

170-2864 - 12

157-2813 (RAGHTON).

157-3001 (DAVIS )

157-3169 HARTLEYO

"".

Block Stamp

170-266A-163

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Istakin-

JEROME

3/11/72

SAM DAVIS called me this morning and said

he had been talking to BETTIE HAUGHTON.

Apparently,

she is about ready to leave San Diego and go up to

Big Pine, California, where she will live and

eventually be married.

According to DAVIS, BETTIE

has a miniature Minox camera, which she wanted to

sell for about $50. DAVIS said she went to a camera

store and found she could only get $30 for the Minox.

She was kind of upset about this and said she would

rather let the SAO have it for $25 for the use of the

organization. SAM and I will go by her place tomorrow

and pick it up from her.

I will also find out then

exactly when she is leaving

town.

SAM said he wants me to go with him tomorrow

to see the new female SAO member at Vista, named

DONNA LEE HARTLEY.

perome

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Corre Shees for Informunt Report or Materint

ED 300 140-1-330-690

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

3/13/72

tethod of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

X in person

by telephone

by mail

If orally furished and reduced to writing by Agant:

Date

5/14/72

Dictaphone

Dictated

to

5/15/72

Iranscribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Info re SAO and activities of members

[orally

Date prepured

• 5/16/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

I recording device

Date of Report

: 3/13/72

Date(s) of activity

Current

→ written by informant

:402.

File where original is located ifnot attached

• INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (#) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

1 Informacion recorderi on a caro index by .

_on date

Romaris:

SD

170-2864- 1l0)

-

SD

1

SĐ

157-2815(SA0)

157-2933(70 SADE)

1

1

- SD 157-3017 (RCOVER)

- SD 157-28(1SWPP)

- SD:157-3086 (503HL)

SD

157-1813 (RATIGRION)

•1 - SD 157-3001 (DAVIS)

- SD

157-1816 (POTO)

1

= SD

1E7-L2GS PRED HAVES)

2 DUNN.

INDEX TO 157-1798: VAL BOYLE, ALICE

luto, regat to flower turniste

to This loris. IRS, Jan

Dirgo, on 6pofta eu

SD 100-14419 (GODFREY)

SD157-1614 (MATIGHTON)

SD

157-1798 (Man)

- SD 157-3007(GUIRE)

Do tong in

Block Stamp

170--256A-164

NW 65994 Docld:3

9693

"Page 656

FBI • SAN DIEGO

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JEROME

3/13/72

I understand that STAN MC DADE and GEORGE

Hoover went to it Monte, calliornia, last saturday

night to hear MATt KOEHl, National Commander of the

NSWPP, speak. MC DADE also said he was going to

attend the rally at the San Diego NSWPP Headquarters

yesterday, to hear KOEHL speak.

I went to see BETTIE HAUGHTON yesterday and

got the Minox camera together with four rolls of film

and three gas masks. She said she is going to leave

town within two weeks. SAM DAVIS was also with me and

she gave SAM some keys to a garagé where all of the

old Minutemen camp gear is located.

This stuff includes

cots, stoves, medical supplies, etcetera. She also

told

SAM that a large quantity of explosives is supposedly

buried under the house of VAL, BOYLE, TROY HAUGHTON'S

mother.

I also understand that JIM POTO and FRED

HAWES know something about this garage and hava some

of their stuff stored there too.

HAWES used to live

with BETTIE HAUGHTON and she and JIM POTO are on very

good terms.

When SAM DAVIS and BARRY GODFREY were at the

Yuma Gun Show weekend before last, they met with EV

MOORE and discussed a few details and plans about the

SAO but nothing very extensive.

Apparently, there is

a rumor going around that ROBERT DE PUGH, former National

leader of the Minutemen Organization, may already ba

trying to make a comeback even though he is still in

prison. This rumor is based on the fact that certain

individuals who did a lot of work for him and for the

Ku Klux klan in the southwest are now highly placed in

the liberty Lobby which is now setting up survival

groups and an underground organizational and communications

network. It is believed that all of this activity may

be part of plans for DE PUGH to come back and take over

again.

One of the individuals involved in these activities

18 ALICE DUNN, who was formerly in the organization named

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American Volunteer Groups, and also worked for

DE PUGH as a fund raiser.

SAO Introduction letter and recruiting literature

will be sent out along with a coded coupon which

will have only a number rather than the recipient's

name, for him to use to request more information 1f

interested in the SAO.

MOORE, who is supposed to be a master locksmith,.

indicated he would write a bulletin for the SAO on how

to jimmy doors and also, an advanced training bulletin

on lock picking and safe cracking.

BARRY GODFREY 1s to be the official SAO

photographer and a part. of his duties will include

taking and editing photographs of SAO training

sessions to be used for publicity.

WALT GUIRE's name was mentioned as one

who might give propaganda lectures.

The SAO will also, In the near future, publish

a bulletin on what members should do when they are

Interviewed by the law.

This bulletin will include

suggestions such as keeping a loaded camera by the door

in order to take photographs of the interviewing officials,

obtaining the name and badge number of these officials

and make them wait while the appropriate agency is called

to verify their identity. BETTIE HAUGHTON has said she

once caught some ATFD Agents using FBI identification in

their interviews. These procedures are also a harrassment

tactic which may hopefully frighten away less serious

minded interviewers.

GEORGE HOOVER claims he has not filed a Federal

Income tax return for several years. It is possible that

some of the others such as DAVIS may also not have filed

returns when required. HOOVER also claims to have been

married twelve to fourteen years ago, but to have separated

from his wife after living together for only a short while.

HOOVER and DAVIS have known each other for approximately

ten years.

gerome

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SAC (160-H0w)

5/12/72

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

UNSUB; ATTEPT TO STOP TRAINE, 15th STREET

DEL MAR, CALIFORNIA, 5:00 PM 5/12/72.

FEDERAL TRAIN WRECK STATUTE

On this date the following infomation has been received:

EnFormant

At 9:30 am-

advised that he has recelved.

infoomation from sources wno have furnished reliable information

in the past that Anti-var demonstrators wis have been demonstrati-

In san Liego in the past few duys will go to Del lar, Calliornia

toduy at 5:00 on to try to stop trains passing by the 15th

Street area of the city.

InFormant

C. JORDAN MAVIOR

At 10:00 AM 5

advised SA PRESEN NEGLERARE

that at a meeting at San Diego State College during the night oi

Thursday 5/11/72,

a sapedule of proposed anti-war activities was

announced.

included a 5:00

ors meeting on 5/12/72 at

15th streat in Dol Mar, California for the purpose of "stopping

train."

tanForment

At 9:50 am 5/12/72%

or telephonically contacted

SA SEOVOn I,. CHRISTENSEN! tO

givise that he had contacted the

rumor control center at SD3C, telophone 572-4357, and had been

advised that All'I-dar Demonstrators will attorpt to stop trains

at 15th Streat, Del Mar, Callfornia at 5:00 pm 5/12/72.

Investigator GEORGE CARR, DA's Office, San DIao, telephoniez

contacted tho writer advising

• that he had been In contact with

SA SPRICHER, Santa Fe Railroad, Los Angeles, Callfornia, telephoe

628-0111 Ext. 33652 who advised him that an SA SKOw of San

Bernardino is enroute to Del Mar if station to act as representat:

Ion the railroad in any sitempt to stop the trains there today.

SA STRICKLER advised that their Information 1s that the demo.

to stop the trains will start at 12:15 pm 5/12/72. lie, furnished

train schedule as follows:

Froight train northbound 7:30 pm 5/12/72 carring general

merchandiso - froight will stop at Del lar today.

2-190: sEw

Passenger southbound anxiddin: 12:15 SANCHED-

1-154-10526-5)

11

northbound

1:S0

0 170-25619

northonend

7:15 0:8

southbound

9:30 pl

1-138- 1000A (0: 1: 2)

EMP

Thore will bo a

amall freight train loaving can Deco talen

(5)

will not to through vol Mar later in tho day.

178-2861-165

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LOYET

элест, тот тотти паротт

F'D-30U (ev. 9-3621630)

Date prepared

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

InFormant

1/28/72

Method of delivery ichech appropriate blocis

a in person

7 by telephone

If orally furnished and 'educed to writing by Agei:t:

Date

Dictated

5/4/72

to.

] by mail

27 orally

CAROL HOLMES

Transcribed

5/30/72

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Contact of LOU CONDE by SAO for

financing

5/4/72

Received by

STEVEN I. CHRISTENSEN

7 recording device

Date oi Report

1/28/72

Date(s) of activity

1/28/72

→ written by Informant

File where original is located if not attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOTARY ACTIVITIES WERE YOT DISCUSSED.

infomation recorded on a card index by -

_ on date.

Remarks:

157-2815

(S::O)

1270-2363 = 1L1

157-3005

(CONDE)

100-14819

(GODFREY)

157-3001

(DAVIS)

- copies continued

next page

Hip.

ACTION:

Index GENE BOSARTH, RICHARD FLEURY,

and GENEVIEVE FLEURY

to 157-2315.

Information pertaining to the RNC was appropriately

disseminated when received.

With regard to information pertaining to RON ZIRICK,

no action has been taken inasmuch as ATFD at San Diego is already

well aware of his activities and due to the fact that it does not

appear specific action in this regard could be taken without

exposing the source.

• Block Stamp

1712-784-1-1606

Makinn

MAY 7 1 1972.

C

T'aliaai.in

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2-0

(NEUTRALITY MATTERS)

67- 30831

(SUNDQUIST)

157-2921

(ZARICK)

. =

x8,

1572

157-2933

(MC DADE)

157-2546

(CLARK)

157-3169

(DONN' LEE HARTLEY)

157-3017

(HOOVER)

!

100-16200

(RNC)

'#INNE LODERET that he and SAN D.VIS

100-15355

(BUSCH)

157-28

(NSWPP)

ai mining in ash him to nelp finance

157-201

(SMITH)

2- Los angeles

(1 - SCOTT WINCHESTER)

mane atacteo, como dcnated

(1 - NSWPP)

3- Phoenix

tesaron

- SAO)

(1 - EV MOORE)

•oros, croscels, tus bene erri,

generare

TOM PAINE)

imin in to be picked un icter.

Ee also agroew to cond the 320 gina norey and seid he mia

ană would in the 810 in contict wich the undergerund Cuban

Perigea Cromication, Lche 85.

Special Agent of the tar e son blogo nanid "ar cubo ".

.:..

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JEROME

JANUARY 28, 1972

I was told by BARRY GODFREY that he and SAM DAVIS

went to see LOU CONDE this morning to ask him to help finance

some of the SÀl's activities. When contacted, CONDE donated

a complete "Angry Thirteen" military radio set to the SAO

together with all of the artennas, crystals, the hand crani:,

generator repair kit, etc. This is to be picked up later.

He also agreed to send the SAO some money and said he would

get support for the organization from certain other people

and would put the SAO in contact with the underground Cuban

Refugee Organization, Alpha 66.

Apparently CONDE is running for election to the

County Board of Supervisors for the seat now held by wATER

SCHEIDLE. He claims he has the backing of both the La Jolla

and Clairemont Town Councils. He is also supposed to be

chairman of a couple of local parent associations and is

highly regarded in the Republican Party for his previous

campaign efforts in behalf of Governor REAGAN.

CONDE claimed to. DAVIS and GODFREY that a former

Special Agent of the FBI at San Diego named "BOB SUNDQUIRT",

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or something similar, had owed him a considerable amount of

money and that CONDE: had been squeezing this individual for

Information even before he retired from the FBI. He said

the former Agent attempted to pay him off with bad checks

which came back marked "insufficient funds". CONDE said

he still has these checks and showed DAVIS and GODFREY one

for $200.00. He claimed that the former Agent is now working

• for him as a carpenter doing boat repair work which CONDE

has contracted.

CONDE also talked about the publicity he received

in recent months when he offered to outfit and arm a patrol

boat to accompany the American tuna fishing fleet to South

American waters to keep them from being seized by Latin

American Navies. In this regard, he said that many people

came to see him from all over the country volunteering tọ

go and work as crew members on such an expedition.

CONDE indicated that he possessed either an

M-l carbine which can be converted to fire fully automatic;

or an M2 carbine, which lacks certain parts in order to

fire fully automatic, and asked DAVIS and GODFREY if they

would help him put it together. DAVIS said he would do

SO.

2

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DAVIS also offered to use the organization and

facilities of the SAO to assist CONDE in his campaign.

This help would include quietly planting literature for

CONDE on the SAO printing presses and also to assist him

in exposing problems which his urponents may have.

I was in contact yesterday with RON ZARICK. As

usual, he was talking about firearms and other things. He

claimed he had recently acquired an M-28 Thompson Submachine

gun and an M-3 grease gun which he offered to sell to me.

He said he wanted to know whether I warted them by tonight

at the latest.

He is asking $200 for the M-28, and $125 for

the M-3. This is more money than I can come up with.

He also claimed he had possession of some hand

grenade fuses, some practice grenades, and some smoke grenades.

He claimed these things came from a private collection of

an individual living somewhere north of San Francisco who'

was going to bring them down if ZARICK could sell enough of

them.

I also received a letter today from GENE BOSARTH,

P.O. Box 15662, San Diego, California, and home address 6979

Galewood, San Diego, who has offered to furnish information

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to the SAO. He is a student at San Diegn State College and

either has ties with or access to information about New

Left activities on that campus. In his letter, he indicated

he had come across some information which he thought might

be of inierest to the SAO.

In addition, I was talking to STAN NC DADE this

morning. He told me he and HOWARD CLELAND were driving

out near the Singing Hills Golf Course yesterday when they

noticed they were being followed by someone in what they

described as a yellow 1970 Mustang with California license

823 EIY. MC DADE said he and CLELAND took a round-a-bout

route to the San Diego Fish and Game Association Range

and: the yellow car stayed with them all the way. MC DADE

said when they got out at the range, he and CLELAND acted

like they didn't know the other car had been following them.

He said the occupants of the other car also pretended the

same thing and came up to MC DADE and CLELAND offering to

sell them some riot guns. MC DADE said he and CLELAND

were suspicious of a set-up and backed out of the

situation saying they would have to think about it.

I have also talked today with SAM DAVIS. He said

he believed he had observed a car conducting a moving

-surveillance of his house. He said the license number on

the car was YCD 112.

He claimed he did not think the car

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**.

was a police department undercover car and thought perhaps

some Left Wingers had come up with his address.

SAM said

this morning he received a Xerox copy of an SAO application

form in the mail from one TOM Pi INE (phonetic) enclosing

$5.00. The return address was a Post Office box in Tucson,

Arizona. If I can, I will get the address later.

EV MOORE also wrote DAVIS and asked if there was

any way he and BARRY GODFREY coula make it to the Tucson gun

show this weekend, as there

are some people at Tucson he wants

them to meet. He said he also had some good recruitment.

prospects for the StO. MOORE is supposed to be a master •

locksmith and has offered to write a training bulletin for

the SAO on lock picking. DAVIS said he would contact HOWARD

CLARK who now has a private pilot's license and see if he

can rent a plane with CLARK and fly over to Tucson to meet

MOORE.

SAM said the SAO had also received a letter from

a woman at Vista, California. He said he. would give me

her name and address later. In the letter, she described

herself as a widow with two children and stated she wanted to

do something for her country and had been thinking about

joining a police or sheriff's reserve unit. However, she

said she had heard about the sAo and thought that if it was

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truly patriotic, she would rather join it.

SAM said the SAO had received another letter which

came from "Newsweek" magazine at Los Angeles asking if the

SAO would grant an interview to the magazine. In its letter,

"Newsweek" said it was preparing an article deaiing with

Leftist groups in the San Diego area in connection with the

1972 Republican National Convention. "Newsweek" said it had

run across the

SAO and would like to do a column on it too.

DAVIS said he thought he would like to give such an interview

if the meeting could be made secure and if the SAl's Post

Office Box number would appear in the article.

SAM said the SAO had also received a nice letter

from the "San Diego Evening Tribune" which also wants an

interview. He said in its letter, the "Tribune" said the

organization appeared secretive and vondered if the SAO

would allow the "Tribune" to do an article presenting the

organization's views. I understand that this was mentioned

to LOU CONDE when DAVIS and GODFREY went to see him and he

was very happy about it. He said he knows several people

very well at the "Tribune" and would talk to them and get

an

assurance of favorable treatment of the SAo by the paper.

However, DAVIS thinks such an interview might be a little premature

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as he feels that certain comments made in the interview might

be too much of a slap at the San Diego Police Department.

By the way, when I was talking to STAN, he said

he would like to bury some more Mauser rifles because they

are cheap. He claims to have already buried some of these

rifles.

He said the Customs Agent who had wanted to buy

• a machine gun from him had

been back to see him again.

MC DADE said he thought the Customs Agent wanted to join

the SAO. GODFREY's opinion is that the guy is a real

"gook".

NC DADE said that he had been in contact with

GEORGE HCOVER. He said HOOVER has been running around

with RICHARD and GENEVIEVE FLEURY who live in Harbison

Canyon across

from the Gunsmoke Ranch. He said that JERRY

LEE BUSCH hes been living at the FLEURY place off and on

and has set up rifle and pistol ranges there where they

' have been doing some target practice. HOOVER has apparently

been out attempting to recruit some members for the SAO and

has come up with a couple of prospects from the beach area

who are long hairs. He believes these people are right

Wing-oriented but GODFREY says most likely they are

attempting

to infiltrate the SAO for the Left.

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On Saturday, the 15th of January, SCOTT WINCHESTER

came down to San Diego from Los Angeles. SAM and STAN met

him somewhere and then went to STAN's house to talk. GODFREY

met the? there later. The discussion lasted for several hours.

WINCHESTER advised he was in the process of setting up a

. headquarters for his organization at Los Angeles. He claimed

that he wanted to work with the SAO and said he would offer

the SAO the use of his facilities in los Angeles. Later,

DAVIS and GODFREY said they were cool to the idea of forming

an alliance with WINCHESTER as they think he is an idiot and

is lousy on his security precautions. They said they will

gradually break off contact with him.

During the meeting with WINCHESTER, the participants

took a break once because WINCHESTER said he wantea to go

and talk with some members of the local NSWPP Unit. Because

DAVIS and NC DADE arE wEll-known to the local NSWPP, WINCHESTER

and GODFREY went, each using assumed names. They talked with

GERALD LEE SMITH, leader of the local NSWPP Unit. During

the conversation with SMITH, WINCHESTER brought his own name

up and SMITh, not knowing whom he was talking to, made many

uncomplimentary remarks about WINCHESTER.

After returning to NC DADE'S house, WINCHESTER

talked a lot about anti-semitism and how he believed himself

,...

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to be a perfect specimen of the Aryan race.

No one I have talked to seems to know who it was

who recently passed out SAO literature at the House of Ice

in San Diego.

...

...)

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TO

FROM

• SUBJECT:

..

UNITED STATES GR

Memorare

SAC, SAIV DIEGO (157-new):

DATE:

6/14/72

• SA STEVEN I. CHISTENSEV

RICHARD MILLER

EM - SAO

Bureau instructions have been received to investi-

gate background of all members and other individuals from who

members of the SAO obtain weapons khich possession of which

may represent a violation of Federal law.

six months earlier he

on 1/76/12 or a vi ged at rot no el pego

DAVIS indicated he had obtained this

weapon fron RICHARD. MILLER, telephone number 583-3073.

Source said he did not know Milli's source of the weapon, but

said MIDLER was rumored: to have contact with the manufacturer

of the rifle,

Armalite Company, through a stockholder of that

x1f123

company 1egal

and in the past has been able to get and sell ARiSO

civilian version of the ARis, whea no on

-could get then.

source did noi know Millen's adüress.

else

On 4/26/72 review of the current San Diego talephone

directory showed a listing for a RICHARD MILLER at 7186

Glenroy, San Diego, with the above elephone number:

On this date, review of the Polk Directory showed

that RICHARD MILLER at this address is married to PATRICIA

and is employed.as a test engineer at Teledyne-äyan.

In view of the foregoing it is re conmended a new

157 case be opened and assigned.

- SD 157 -ncw

SD 170-236A

(3)

170-7564-167

SEARCHIO

INDISCU

SERIALIZED_

JUN 15, 1972.

FSI - SAN DIECO

Buy U.S. Surings Bunds Regularly on she Payroll Sewings Plian

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ORAPAMA (Al COT) 106-11.8

UNITED STATES GC

RNMENT

Memoranaum

TO

:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-3000)

DATE: 6/20/72

FROV :

- SA STEVEN I. CHRISTENSEN

SUBJECT:

ROGER DRAPEAU

EM - WHG

On 6/16/72 166

advised he had heard that the

Subject had moved from

the San Diego area to Boston, Mass.

On 6/19/72 Miss Jean Harrison, Clerk, J. S. Postal

Inspector's Office, San Diego, advised that as of 4/18/72,

the Subject had entered a forwarding address of 96 Beverly,

Willimawset, Mass., 01199.

LEAD

Will verify Subject's residence and employment in

Massachussettes.

170-2561-168

- SD 170-236A

1

- SD

157-3000

ST,C/ slc

(2)

MAALMILI

10I - SAN ORCO

Buy U.S. Swings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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.;

SAC (157-2815) (P)

•6/29/72

SUPERVISOR ANDREW C. GIBSON

SECRET ARLIE ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXI

InFormant

07 0/29/1291-

anvised he had been in

con erected to a dia a state can Dieso

Police Donartrant he had icamed that thore is an incommant in

the SAO, that extensiva stake outs had been conducted by the

San Diego Police Department during the period followinz the

bonb of the Guild Incater, that the Police Department had Inow

FIlK YAKOrSC pleaned to bony other targets and those targets

had bees stied out,

That stake out officers had baen told

that YAKOPIC was a psychopath.

DAVIS indicated his source in the Police Department

had beon involuca in the stale outs mentioned above.

DAVIS said he was attorting to raisa bail coney for

in order to set hin were he would tall to hin in an effort

to pin doin the icentity of the incommant.

The above infomation vas furníshod to Dotectiva

REUBEN BRENDON,,

San Diego Police Department on a confidential

basis 0n 6/29/12.

1 = 157-2815

= 174-531

0270-2617

ACcides

(3)

170-286:A-170

ZALIZED

JUN 5.7997?

FBI - SAN DIEGO

more fil

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

FIXIND +1 15764-700

OPTIONAL PDAM NO. 10

LAAT IONZ POITION

son toms (116991 108-11-8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

: SAC, SAN DIEGO

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

InFormant

• *

DATE:

6/22/72

UTE

OPC

051

UPSI

UJR (Prob)

Dates of Contact

6/20/72

File #s on shich contacted (Use Titles if File #s not available or when Cl provides positive information)

157-1320 FRANK YAKOPEC, 341 - S30

Purpose and resuits of contact

[NEGATIVE

R POSITIVE

CUSTATISTIC

Information herein obtained confidentially;

informant's name is not to be disclossa in reyert or

otherwise unless it has been decided definitain that he

is to be a witness in a trial or hearing.

Has informint shown int indication of emotional instability, unreliability or

furnishing tolse mioration?

iNO.

Ly Informant contified that he has furnished all infosmation obtained

by him since lust concuct.

PERSONAL DATA

170-2333

57-179

siest .)

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIOI

Dolo of transcriplion June 22e 1972

=.

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY, 738 Graves, El Cajon, Cal1-

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-l. He said uoon reading the article he

immediately suspected FRANK YOKOPEC. Shortly after reading

the paper, he received a telephone call from FRANK Y KOPec

who asked

him if 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 descriked the bombing to source as follows:

The tomo was fashioned from a 1/3 pound HPD primer

with a blasting cap, six feet of safety fuse anâ an ola card-.

board type pull fuse igniter.

InorIc 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 u? are

under the stage of the theater. He then walked acout one block

away and waited for the device to detonate.

He indicated that

even at that distance he could feel the shock from the explosion.

Source said TAKOPIC seemed to be greatly elate with the results

of the blast and kept saying, "I did it! I did it!" over

SOurCe Said YAKOPEC, for as long as he has known him,

has had a hatred for susiness establishments dealing in what

he considers to be pornographic entertainment.

YAKOPIC is aware of the location and the identity of the owners

of most of such pluces in the jan jiego area and that he has

already "cased" approxinately half of them.

He said YAKOPIC has available other explosives

incluäing one or two nore 1/3 pounü ird rimers, one or two one

pound iPD primers, perhaps a 21 pound block of C-4 plastic

explosive, and a number of blasting caps, all of which are

commonly

available to indivicuals associated witil "right ling"-

activist gioups in

the area, and

& one hundred foot roll of

safety fuse wich is not i1'0oa1 to have.

Intoriowed on 6/20/72

_ El cajor California

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

/ejt

_Fil # 30 157-1020

6/22/72

by.

____Date dictated.

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions

al the FBl, It is the proverty of the FBI and is loaned lo your agency;

Il ond ils contents

nol to bo distributed outsido your agency.

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+0490 4.101-111

ANARLiES GOVERNHENT

r7.i0

6/22/72

source said he does notino of anyone else

Toade way have told of his curt in the combing, with

the possible exception of his wife who was visitini in

Ios jlgeles at the time, nor did he think there was any

particular reason that YAKOPIC would have informed any other

person of the incident.

source said this would inoluic

other mensers of the SAU and that this organization was

in no way a party to the bombing, which he described as a

purely individual act on the part of YAKOPEC caused by

his dislike for pornography.

"t::

Maintain.

----

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milita

Practicin 0910at tHeir bill!

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—сіто обану вем мо. 10

FD 209 (RrY. R271).

MDT 1967P01110N

Obs:zana la1 Cral 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

SAC SAN DIEGO

DATE:

OTE

DJPC

FROM : SA STEVEN L CHRISTENSEN

INFORMANT

6/22/72

CI

DE (Prob)

[JE (Ghetto)-

SUBJECT: 1

Dates of Contact

6/21/72

File is on which concacted (Use Titles if File #s not available or when CI provides positive information)

157-1820

FRANK YAKOPEC, EM

- SAO

Purpose and results ot contact

_NEGATIVE

EX POSITIVE

U STATISTIC

Information herein obtained confidentially;

informant's name is not to be disclosed in report or

otherwise unless it has been decided definitely that

he is to be a witness. in a trial or hearing.

Has informint shown any ideation of emotional instability, unreliability or

furnishing false intonation?

Nee

Cj Informant cortfied that he has furnished all information obtained

by hine since lase contier.

PERSONAL DATA

170-286A

1 - 157-1820

-174-531

SLC:ejt (3)

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGAT

110:191

voranaam

Dor June 22, 1972

15311.

6/ 22/72

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY,. 738 Graves, Ei Cajon, Cali-:

fornia, furnished the following information:

.си .оёі-э.;

On June 21, 1972, at approximately 3:30 PM,

source advised he had talked with FRANK YAKOPEC during the

preceding two hours.

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 in order of preference:

The In Crowd on Cuyamaca Road in Santee;

57 571

The Academy Theater on University in San Diego;

817.:

citate

The Pussycat Theater on. 4th Avenue in San Diego;

=i ÷" 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.

Do not serialize this FD 302.

SA CHRISTENSEN resigned 7/6/72

before signing attached.

0n: 6/21/72

_I El Cajoi

SA STEVEN I. CHRISTEN

by.

This document contains neither recommandallons 1

Il and lls conlenis are not lo bo distributed oulsido you

rey;

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HUNITED STATES GE LUMENT

Memorandim

TO

SAG, SAN DIEGO (157-1820)

DATE: 6/20/72

FROM

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

1.•

:.

-:.

SUBJECT:

FRANK YAKOPEC

EM - SAO

•!'e

InFormant

On this date ma advised telephonically that

he had read of a bombing nich had occurred last evening at

#In ould Theater on fifth Ave., San Diego, In the morning

, оп раде 3-у.

upon reading the article he

Immediately suspecied the Subject.

Shortly after reading

tine

him if he received a telephone call from the Subject who asked

he had read the article and then hinted he had been

responsible for the incident.

Subseqaently source contacted YAROPEC in person at

which time he described the bombing to source as follows:

The bomb was fashioned from a 1/3 pound HPD primer

with a blasting

cap, six

feet of safety fuse and an old card-

board type pull fuse igniter.

YAKOPEC

told source. he approached

the theater

through an alley or walkway, removed the screen from

an air vent and threw the device through the vent into an area

under the stage of the theater. He then walked about one bloca

away and waited for the device

to detonate.

He idnicated that

even at that distance he could feel the shock from the explosion.

Source said YAKOPEC seemed to be greatly elated with the results

of the blast and

kept saying,

"I didit!

I did it!" over and

over.

Source said YAKOPEC,

for as longe as he has known nim,

has had a hatred for business establishements dealing in what

he considers to be pornographic entertaiment. He said YAKOPEC

Is aware of the location and the identity of the owners of most

Of JENLE

such & places inthe San Diego area and that he has already

"cased" approximately half of them.

He said YAKOPEC has available other explosives inclu-

ding one or two more 1/3, pound HPD primers, one or two one pound

HPD primers, perhaps a 2a pound block of C-4 plastic explosive,

and a number of blasting, caps, all of which are commonly available

to Individuals associated with Right Wing" activist groups in

the

area, and a one hundred foot roll of saiety luse which is not

.12legal to have.

176-25674-17

Source said he does not know of anyone else YAKOPEC

SD 170-286A

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514-534

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may have told of his part in the bombing, with thepossible

exception of his wife who was visiting in Los Angeles at the

time, nor ild he think there was any particular reason that

YAKOPEC would have Informed another person of the incident.

Source said this would Include other members of the SAO and

that this organization was in no way a party to the bombings

which he described as a purely individual act on the part of

the subject caused by his dislike for pornography.

tiger eac

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OPTIONAL FORM NQ. 1A

MAY IRER EDITION

OSA FPMA (41 CFTR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES G

INNMENT

Memorandum

TO

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-1820)

DATE: 6/21/72

FROM :

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

SUBJECT:

FRANK YAKOPEC

EM - SAO

On this

artex date, at approsimately 3:30 pm,

source 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

of 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, taxixhi telling him he could not come in as the place

result of a raid.

YAKOPEC then indicated he was contemplating doing

another bombing within the next few nights with the following

targets listed in pxalExanexed 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 developements.

SD

• 170-286A

Sonce said Yakipec has a

SD

157-1820

SD 174-531

White Ford Falcon Station Evicen

SLE/sIc

(3)

about 1963, with liceuse RGO 144,

and a 1906 green dare Piat licie

unkinner,

..ALIZIO

r.i....

HINTO

*SAN D'EGO

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TO

FROM

FD-200 (Rov. #771)

OPTIONAL PORM NO, 10

MAT IDAZ IDITION

OSA PRMR 121 CPRI 101-11.à

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

: SAC (170-286A)

SAEarl M. Petersen

INFORMANT

7/12/72

DATE:

ДРС

UPSI

GE (Prob)

[JE (Ghetto)

SUBJECT

Dates of Contact

6/30/72

File #s on which contacted (U'se Titles it File as not available or when Cl provides positive information)

157-3001

JERRY LYNE DAVIS, EIL - SA2

Purpose and results of contact

_ NEGATIVE

LNPOSITIVE

STATISTIC

Information contained in the attached FD 302 was obtained

confidentially. Informant's name should not be disclosed in report

or otherwise until such time as he has testified.

Items mentioned in attached FD 302 have been turned over

to Detective Ruben Brandon as of this date for possible prosecution

OI JERRY LYNN 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 infonmint shown uny indication or emotional in-ability, unreliabilicy or

furnishing false intonuntion?

EJ Infornant centified that he has furnished all information obtained

by him since last contace.

PERSONAL DATA

170-2361

1-257-3001 DAVIS

1 - 174-531

(bonbing Guild Theatro,

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Covernge

Extremist matters

171-256-A-176

sarilitai

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VIFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

- Iemorandum

•TI:

59

Date_

July 6, 1972

nia: 1r2

Howard B. Godfrey, 738 Graves,

El Cajon, California, made

available the following items which

l he received from JERRY LYNN

DAVIS!

100 foot roll of time fuze

L time fuze tenstore

pound blocks of INT (military type)

•"The above mentioned items were obtained from DAVIS in about

November, 1971.

452-2902.

54 - 590

^ ...a

-STATISTIC

-atoracior consuined an the attacard do 302 cur oobesr.*

inferant's

discaind in rid

recita..

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7.30 127

W.S.

titis it trail:

ion 7123

..in:

JUPu had agroed to procaci

6/30/72

El. Cajon, California

•ot.

SA EARL M.

PETERSEN

-File

SD 157-3001

7/6/72

by

- Date diclalad

This document conlolns neilher rocommondations nor conclusions of the FBi. Il is the property of tha FBI and is loaned to your agency;

it ond ils contents are not to be distribulad oulside your agoncy.

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TO

* UNITED STATES GOVERYMET

Menorandm

:SAC (170-2864)

DATE: 7/12/72

*'

FROM : SA EARL M. PETERSEN

InFormant

On June 29, 1172, during a meeting between the SDPD, the

source and the writer, a discussion was had concerning the

possibility of conductins a scarch of the gource's home to siva

him further protection in connection with information ne 12g

furnishing regarding members of the Secret Army Orzonization.

In contaction with this discussion, source

asked if he nad

anything in his home that would make' it necessary for the police

department to arrest him if his nome was searched. e stated thas

ron seated the

he did have certain items he would like to get rid of before

the search. He requested that the writer take the items from

him.

.

On June 30, 1972 he made available the folowing items:

100 feet of time fuze obtained from JERRY LYNN DAVIS 11/72

4 alb blocls of mir (military typa)

44 fuze ignitors

".

The above items were turned over to Detective Reuben Brandon,

San Diego Police Department on 7/12/72 for possible evidentary use

in tho arrist of JERRy LINN DAVIS. FD 302 concerning these items

has been prepared.-

• Other explosive items received are:

I CS Handgrenade (military t-pe) source of item not recall.

5 mine fuze, practice obtained Irom Bill Clay about 1969.

Hand grenade fuze - deactivated

INFORMANT

The abore mentioned Items are storedlat the 70th Ord. Det.,

bunker, Fort rosecrans, California. nains advised

that

these itons can bo

destroyed and a

tickler has been set to advise

tho 70th Urd. Dot - Lt. Barnott on 7/24/72 that tho items can be

dostroyod.

This will allow time to determine whether the items

should

be disposod of in any otnor manner.

- 170-2561

- 257-3001 (JERRY LYNN DAVIS)

170-2561-177

- 24x- 174-531 (Yakonoc - Guild Thoatro Bonbinnyu

1 - 100-14293 (:1111am Clay)

SERIALIZES DES

1 - 157-3017 (Hoover)

PIP: 01p

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The following additional Items were obtained and are stored

in the firearms vault:

1 - 50 caliber machine gun completely disassembled wibh barrel

cut into two pieces with welding torch. Only about ten inbhes of

the barrell, base section, is with the gun.

Informant would like this gun returned to him if he can obtain

authority to own it legally.

The gun came off a wrecked world war

II aeorplane that was found in the desert.

One silencer

The

silencer was obtained from a garage and was one of a box

of about 40.

The others were sold in:Mexico by gun dealer TOM

FORREST.

This silencer can be forwarded to the Bureau firearms

section.

One sawed off shotgun barrel and stock.

This gun was obtained from GEORGE HOOVER about two months ago.

He obtained it from an unidentified individual who got it from hia

son who intended to use 1t in a burglary. Ihis weapon can be

destroyed.

Two rigle grenade launchers

These were sent to source by one LONNIE LAMBERT, Pandora,

texas.

Source nould like these returned to him ir he leaves

state

after estimony as he says these can be leagally owned outside

California.

(TOM FOREST and LONNIE LAMBERT indexed in 157-3001)

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Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

InFormian

1/31/72

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

XX in person

by telephone

If orally fumished nd reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

5/10/72

→ by mail

Xxorally

. to

LINDA ELEGINO

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

8/2/225

Brief description of activiy or material

Info re individuals living at FLEURY

residence, Harbison Canyon

Date prep

5/10/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

recording device

Date of Report

1/31/72

Date(s) of activity

1/30/72

written by Informant

• •

File where original is located if not attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*; ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOYARY ACTIVITIES WERE YOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

__ on date.

Remarks:

157-2815

570-2361-173

157-3017

200-15355

RICHARD FLEURY - 157-3240

GENEVIIVE FLOURY - 157-3287

INDEX - DECKÜDEXTRAND

to 157-2815

Onf

Block Stamp

170-2564-175

SEARCHED

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SERIALIZED

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Piece 4

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JANUARY 31, 1972

BY JERONE

I was talking yesterday with GEORGE HOOVER.

He has been spending a great deal of time at the residence

of RICHARD and GENEVIEVE FLEURY in Harbison Canyon across

the road from the Gunsmoke Ranch.

JERRY LEE BUSCH has also been spending a lot

of time there and lives with the FLEURYs part time.

Another individual who also has been spending

a considerable amount of time with the FLEURYs is a person

whose name is DICK DEXTER OF DEXTRAND. DEXTER is a member of

the Swallows Nudist Camp which is also located across Harbison

Canyon Road from the FLEURYs. DEXTER has apparently been trying

to work a way into some of the Right Wing activities which other

people at the FLEURYs are involved in and is suspected of

being an infiltrator, mostly because of the fact he lives

in Ocean Beach.

rome 8/2/72

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FooT ev. 9-300001

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Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

JIn Forman

Date prepared

° 5/10/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

2/2/72

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

& in person

_ by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

5/10/72

_to

by mail

X7.orally

LINDA ELEGINO

recording device

Date of Report

2/2/72

Date(s) of activity

→ written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

8/2/72 GP

Brief description of activily or material

2/1/72

CONTACT HITH SINE BOSARTE. VIGILANTE

MEETING AT LAKESIDE. EXPECTED VISIT OF

File where original is located ifnot attached

CY ANDERSON TO SAN DIEGO.

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A WEETING AVD DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIQYARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Day inforation recorded on a card index by

_ on date

Remarks:

157-2815

1270-2561'

157-2933

100-15450

157-3001

• INDEX:

GENE

BOSARTH to

157-2815

1 • Soattlo

(157-07 ANDERSON)

Information pertaining to the

Republican National Convention

i was

anpropriately handled

the

at

•time it was received.

Block Stamp

170-2564-174

SEARCHED-

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AUG - ?. 1972

FBI. SAN DIEGO

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FEBRUARY 2,

BY JEROME

Yesterday, I accompanied STAN MC DADE to keep

an appointment with GENE BOSARTH, the San Diego State

College student who has indicated a willingness to

furnish

information about New Left oriented activities at San Diego

State College to the SAO. BOSARTH claimed to have written

letters to Governor REAGAN regarding the PETER BOTHER situation

• at State College requesting that some action be taken against

BOHMER. MC DADE backed off a little when BOSARTH mentioned

he had been contacted by the local office of the Celifornia

Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identification and even

went so far as to suggest that we might do the same thing.

Later in the day, I learned from both MC DADE and

SAM DAVIS that there was a type of vigilante meeting in Lakeside

several days ago of locäl individuals and groups. It appears

this meeting was held to discuss and plan out actions to be

taken to keep hippies and other undesirable individuals out

of the Lakeside area during the Republican National Convention

in San Diego this summer.

It was brought to my attention that the semi-annual

Yuma Gun Show will be held on the 25th, 26th, and 27th of

February. I was told that CY ANDERSON will be coming down

from Seattle to attend this gun show and will come to San

Diego several days in advance to take care of some business here.

gerome. 812/22

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•Cover, sirect lor Intormant MesorT or mar

bill: (800-9-3144597

Date received

2/4/72

Method of deiivery

• (chech appropriate blocks)

Received from (name or symbol number)

InFormant

X& in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

by mail

XXl orally

Dictated

5/10/72

- tO LINDA ELEGINO

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

8/2/72

Brief description of activity or material

NSWPP meeting ät

San Diego. Info ro

MICKEY BURTON WAKEFIELD

Date prepared

5/20/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

recording device

Date of Report

written by Informant

2/1/72

Datels) of activity

2/3/12

File where original is located if not attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESICNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOARY ACTIVITIES HERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Inforation recorded on a card index by —

_on date

Remarks:

157-29

T170-2851-156

•100-14301

157-3135(VICTOR

: WALTON)

~ 157-3410 (MICKEY BURTON WAKEFIELD)

157-3017

INDEX:

@ "Captain K'" to 157-28

2 - Los Angeles

Block Stamp

17D-5CA-180

SEARCHLO

SERIALIZED

AUB - 2. 197?.

= SAN DIEC

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FEBRUARY 4, 1972

BY JEROME

PAUL RUPLINGER told me yesterday he was at an

NSWPP meeting last Wednesday night at the San Diego unit

headquarters. He said about 20 people were in attendance

and had come to hear a speaker from Los Angeles, known as

"Captain K" tell about recent confrontations by the NSTIPP

and the Jewish Defense League at Los Angeles. He said

VIC WALTON was one of those people he recognized as being

in attendance at this meeting.

I was also told yesterday by GEORGE HOOVER that •

an NSWPP member named WAKEFIELD had been booted out of the

organization for engaging in unauthorized ativities such as

throwing bricks through the windows of various New Left

establishments.

Genome 8/2/22

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SAC (157-3138) (P)

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

9/7/72

VICTOR WALTON

EM • NSHIP

On 9/6/72, HOWARD BARRY GODFREY EATE

advised that subject has never been a momber or associatec

with the Secret irmy Organization in any way known to him.

7 - 170-2864

ExP: emp

are set

•макожалікай постпинико нли піки).

170-2867-195

SEARCHÇO.

.NLO

SERIALZ OTEL TEETER

SEPT

1972

FBI-SAN DIEGU

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SAC (157-2305. (P)

9/7/72

SA EARL M. PETER SEN

CHARLES VILLIAM CLAY, JX.

EM - WINUTEREN

on 9/0/72, HOARD BARRY MODEREY

chat subject has married again but he does not know the name oi

his wife.

Clay carries an l-2 carbing behind the back seat of his truc

de nac a Bebetta •22 cal. pistol with silencer two months ago.

He allegedly purchased this weapon from ROGER WILLIS at the

Gunsmoke Ranch

Detective RUBIEN BRANDON, SDPD advised.

CLAY SHOULD BE CONSIDFRED ARMED AND DANGFROTS

170-286A

13

120 - 284 5-196

1972

FBI-SAN DIECO

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SAC (157-28) (P)

9/7/72

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

NSWPP

EM

InFormant

On 8/28/72, HOWARD BARRY GODFREY,

was asind how to become a member of sublect group.

replied that the beat way would be to attend one of the white

power rallies, act enthusiastic, talk to people, act very

impressed with GFRAUD LUE SMITH.

If possible meet and talk

to SMITH and tell him what a great job he is doing and bi very

Impressed with hin. SMitH goes for this.

170-28UA

E!P : emp

(3)

• :

170-2864-197

SEARCHED -

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1972

FOL- SAN DIEGU

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Memoran.

DATE:

TO

SAC (157-3228) (P)

9/20/72

FROM

: SA EARL M. PETERSEN

SUBJECT: PAUL ERWIN RUPLINGER

EM

InFormant

on 9/12/72, HOWARI BARRY GODFREY, E

advised

that he

had heen contacted by relatives in hawaii

who advised him that subject was recently in Hawaii and had

contacted a mutual friond of his.

GODFREY speculated that

possibly subject might be attempting to determine where he

Is presently living as there have been rumors that he ras

living in Hawail.

On 9/19/72, Godfrey advised that PAUL RUPLINGER and his

son PETER RUFLINGER w:1l

testify for the defense in the trial

Of WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC not in progress in San Diego Cointy

• superior Court.

In tien te men came concert meets me manners

in the ADEX,

this file should be carefully reviewed and if suoject

does not qualily, the file shoula be closed.

• EMP: emp

1 - 170-286A

(8)

11 - 2564-198

StANCHEU

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SAC

+157-23053181

9/7/72

SA EARL H. PETER SEN

CHARLES WILLIAM CLAY, Jr.

EM • MINUTEY SN

On 9/6/72, HOWARD BARRY GODFREY,

advised

that subject has married again but he does not know tine hame of

his wife.

Clay carries an M-" carbing behind the back seat of his truc.:

He had a Beretta .22 cal, pistol with silencer two months ago.

He allegedly purchased this weapon from ROGER WILLIS at the

Gunsmoke Ranch.

Detective RUBIEN BRAIDON, SDPD advised.

-

CLAY SHOULD BE CONSIDFRED ARMED AND DANGEROUS

- 170-286A

EMP: emp

13

170-286A-199

1571500-22

SEP!

197%

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SAC (157-1816)(P)

9/20/72

"SA FARL M. PETERSEN

JAMEN EVAN POTO, aka

EM - SAU

INFORMANT

On 9/6/72, HOWARD BARRY GODFREY

Taining

advised

that subject is

an SAO member wio helded JERRY LINN DAVIS stash

some weanons at Cuyemaca.

He is in Davis's group in the SAD

and is the type that might try to revenge the arrest of DaVIS.

POTO is occasionally armed and should be considered dangerous.

CONSIDER ARIED AND RANGERCUS

EMP: emp

(3)

170-236A

157-3301 (DAVIS)

70-2541-200

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AUTOTALLAm

7O

SAC (137-1

DATE: 9/20/72.

PROM : SA FAPL M. PETENSEN

SUBJECT:

JANES EV.IN POTO, aka

EM - SAO

Padvises

that subject is an SAO member wilo helned JERRY LYNN JAVIS

Some

weasons at Cuyimaca.

He is in Davis's group in the SAO

and is the type that might try to revenge the arrest of davIs.

POTO is occasionally armed and should be considered danger:

CONSIDE? ARVED AND DANGEROIS

Ette: emo

17J-236A

157-3001 (DAVIS)

20b

120-29671477

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SAC 157-2769) (P)

9/7/72

SA EARL M. PETEP SEN

EDWARD ANDREWS

EMI

INFORMANT

• On 9/1/72, HOWARD BARRY GODFREY,

advised that he has not geen subject for some time and believes

that he is now in Arkansas.

He does not know if his riddle

inthial is S.

ANDREWS IS

pounds, 5' 8'-g" tout 67 years old, Is retired, slender, 245

-170-23644

ENP : emp

(3)

170-2864-207

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SAC (157-2769) (8)

10/20/72

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

CHANG FD

EDWARD SPENC R ANDREWS, JR.

• EM • HM & SAO

IN FORMANT

On October 10, 1972, HOWARD BARRY GODFREY

looked at driver's

licenge number H129296 for EDWARD SPENCER

ANDREWS,

Jr., 1609 Calla St., Imperial Beach, California 92032

and stated that this license contains & photogrann or EDWARD

ANDRES who GODFREY had previously furnished information on.

He is the ANDREWS, GODRREY said had gone to Arkansas.

GODFREY stated that the photograph contained on the

driver's license is a good likeness of EDWARD ANDREWS.

2- 170-286A

EMP : emp

(3)

16-2561-208

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SAC (157-3143) (P)

9/7/72

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

CHRIS: SKINNER

On 9/6/72, HOWARD BARRY GODFREY, 2

advised

that hé has no new information re subject.

(Information furnished 7/31/72 is in 157-3243-3

) - 170«286A

no cpy to 170-286A)

ENP : emp

(3)

178-2564-2101

15RAT47-731.

CANCHED.

SEFT 1972

FBI SAN DISCU

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SAC (157-2815) (7)

11/15/72

SA EARL M. POTER SEN

SECRET ARMY ORGAMIZATION*

-InFORMANT

On 11/14/72, HOWARD MARRY MODERAL,

advises that on about 11/12/72, RICHARD

ronny rad severi:

beaten is wife GENEVIEB. She was so severoly injured that

her chaeic bone Mas

pusted up into hor eye and her nose wes

broken in no, places.

She was taier to tho hospital

ind

surgery

was nescary, including going into the top vi ber read

to correct nerve danage.

Sourco stated that Mrs. FLEURY hus been tooling around

with GEORGE MITCHELL LOVER and has been vialting him in

1a1)

on a weekly baris.

WOOVE; had requested that she bring him

a nap of lexico.

Source speculated that irs FLEURY and BoorFa

might Intond to fleo to lexico if ho is ever relassed on bonú.

Source stated that it is nis understanding that the &DOSO

Intends to arrest futury on earges of felonious assault.

1 = 157-3017 (Hoover)

157-3205 (Gonevl.eve Fleury)

157-3290

(Richard Fleary)

- 170-200A

EP: emp

(5)

171-251-A-2112

HARLTiLW

SERiALIZED

NOV! 6 1272

PAL - SAN DiEGO

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SAC (157-3282) (P)

9/7/72

SA EARL!!. PETERSEN

RICHARD MILLER

EM -

n FORMANT

advised that subject is not affiliated with the

On 9/1/72, HOWARD BARRY GODFREY, formerly SeCret pry

Organization in any way.

Subject was a friend of JEERY LYIN DAVIS who was & leader

In

the

SAO.

- 170-286A

Etip: emp

(B)

170-2564-218

..iu-

SEE?

TiT?

FEI-SAN DIECU

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Date pr

Date roceived

1/12/22

Method of delivery

1 lice:ved iron: iname or symbol number

(chech uppropriate clucks)

I in person.

by teleph-ile

If orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Xby mail

Dictated

to

Corally

Transcribed

Authenliestad

by infornan:

119/23

Brief description of activity or materisi

G smith such sose

1/15/73

Received by

Enem Belin

recording device

written by Infort

Date of Report

1/9/23

Datels) of activity

1/4/73

117/73

2112•949

File shere original is located iinoraiacie:

170-5724

* INDIVIDUALS DESCALED SY AN ASTERISK (* ONLY ATTENDED A MEETNG AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICE.T

VIOLENCE OR REYCLÜTIO.ARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infumation retoried on a car index by —

_on date

Remarks:

1- 170-572-7-44

1-157-201 (Huall Smith)

1-157-28 (NSWSS)

11 157-2815 (5A0)

07170-286.4

(5)

Block Stamp

LEg 170-2561 - 22

SCRIALIIID

F61 - SAY DIES.

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would Tard lo Idenlify

Janiary. 9, 1973

UBJECT: ictirities of

rald I. Smith.

on Thursday night; January 4, 1973 Gerald Snith spoke to an evening

lass at San Diego State College. He does not renember the name of the

rofessor in charge of the class but says he teaches advertising and public

elations classes.

Knowing what I do about San Diego State College, this

eans that the class is probably held in the business Administration ard

athematics Building, one of the newest structures on campus. Gerald also

lated that the professor had darl curly hair and sported a beard. The

upic of the speech was the organizational structure of the Natioral Socia=

bite Peoples Party. Gerald states that he was well received by the class

and that there was no harrassment whatsorver. In fact, an invitation has

seen extended to inseph formasi via Smith to make a similar appearance

sefore the seme class.

-

On Sunday, Janualy 7, 1973 Gene Cubbison of the Independent Newspaper

rade a tro-hour broadcast over radio station lSDO-Sen Diego. The broadcasi

Included discussiong of the secret Army Organization, the

FBI, Howard Bars.

odfrey and Gerald I. Snitti. Ray Tilson notified Smith that the progran

as in progress but smith heard only about the last half hour of it. In

this broadcast, cubbison was highly critical of the SAO and FBI. Cubbisca

said that Peter Bohmer was being unjustly persecuted by the authorities.

Ie criticized the FBi for not cracking down on the SAO long before ii dia

Te challenged Earry Godfrey to call

in and defend his position. A similar

shallenge was also issued to Gerald Smith but Godirey seemed to be the ons

Shey really tried to bait. This program lasted from 9:30 to 11:30 a.iI.

During the program, at least one person dia call in and this person mas

extremely critical of Smith. Smith believes this broadcast is merely an

etiempt on Cubbison's part to sell more newspapers and to dredge up old

right-wing bogie men for the barrists to throw rocks at.

Cubbison was also quite sercastic toward Judge Froelich. He flatly

stated that the reason the judge delayed the sentencing of Bohmer was

because he was afraid to sentence him. He felt that the presence of the

large leftist crond in the court room intimidated Judge Froelich Gerali

Smith also feels this way about 1t.

That's about all for now, will be in touch when moze develops.

Sincerely,

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FURIANEY. 3-17.091

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

n. 1

"did on

2.5

PAUL BRUIN RUPITNER mS Intervichod at his hono at

4567 Hegnachusetts Stront, Son Diero, Callfornia. He was

**. 3

advised of tho idontity of the intorionin, agonts and the

purose of the Intoryion.

Ho furniahed the following

informat. on:

No doniod over having, beon i nonbor of the decret

: i'

Arry Orronization (SAD) but has Known lUNARD GOINEY fOr

four or five Inorgo

In suid 9 tas o-rprised lien he

Icarned tiat topped hod boon an intorrant for the F3I

for the entire period that be tes Enor bie

le once not

JERRY LETS DAVIS troUN CODPUTE MVIS sas introáucad to

"SAY:."

Te was auro that coumnut and call vero lavoirod

with the Mo. To donied inoring sI ANDRSON di seattle,

Washington of that he was involved in furniahing guns, armunition

and explosives to suo memborse.

see teach can 19:a

RIPLEGER has from time to same siren suns of money to

cobrivy for use in financing bulletina printed ard diatributed

by the 340. lo furnianed this roney becouse of an intorest

2n "ourvival."

At one time de vas anow a poster printed on

Bà" & 119

paper ambalning a resire of inforiaiion extracted

fron novocapers regarding fresident sixoll. Lasor Neen Liis

postor was printod and alstributed, ho bas nurprised to jee

that lt was

printed on 3i" = 13" paper, contained a photograph

of Prosiiont Alon and indiaatod that ho was kanted.

nuPLIneR cald lis ouy intorgst in the ado ung the

organisation's contribution to "survival. Fe said ho has

always had an Intoross in this natter and has written many

sarphines over

the years conting with this subjecte

l'e was

at ono tino a survival Consultont" His latont offort in

the fiold of survival vs to mastormind an organisation called

"Virtuos in America.""

do said he had delp in sotting up the

arganizution but lat 1t lallod vocruse of lock of interesto

The organization was only iniorented in pushing survival activityo

Ho would illo to roorganizo this or mization.

If ho is able

to do so he will rivico she FiT of hia progross and win Lumiah

coples of ary litorature distributod by bino

On

_of

_File a.

170-286A-223

25743729

22/22/72

San Dioso, Calli rais

AL TO TRE

Menong

This document contains nalthes rocommondollona nor conclusions of the FBI. ll is the property of the FBI and la loaned to your agancy:

It and lis contanis are not lo be distribulad oulside your agancy.

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He stated

that he is acquainted with General WILLIAN LaHLY,

1536 Glorietta Place, Coronado,

California.' He met him in

connection

with an organization called the

"Liporty Armendent

Cornittee."

This ins a movement started by one MILLIS STolE

to change or conletely eliminate the 16th Anendment to the

constitution. This muld elirinate the incone tax in the united

States.

Another goal oi the organization was to get the u.s.

Governent out of all the businesses it runs at

& l0S5.

RPLIam stated that he has never been a member of the

Minutemen Organization.

He met TROY RAinToN,

the leadar of

this group trice

• in 1965 or 190c.

The first time he met HauRnTo!,

"he sou into an argument with him wen he told him that the

minuieren urgenization tes inconsistent.

Fe denied knowing

anything about the disappearance of ladentos.

-.

" supinicar stated that he is not involved in any activity

against the best interest of the

unites states and does not

intend to set involved in such activity. He said he does not

have in his possession explosives or illegal weaçons.

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SAG, SAY DIEGO (157-2815)

SA DWIGHT G. GARRETSON

SECRET ARISE ORCANIZATION

EM

7/73/73

•Review of pertinent files reveals the following

information:

Information regarding shooting of PAULA THARP by

GEORCE METONEL ROOVER was originally furnished TE SA STEVEN

LEE CHRISTEUSEN OF HOWARD BARRI CODERES ON 1/12/72.

The

shooling had occurred on 1/6/72.

See memo of SA CHRISTENSEN

dated 1/13/72 and San Diego Nitel to Bureau 1/13/73

(270-206-90 and 157-3017-20).

The information regarding this shooting was furnished

to CAPTAIN KENNETH O'BRIEN, SDPD bY SAS CHRISDONSEN and FARL M.

PETERSEN on 1/13/73 See San Diego Nitel to Bureau 1/14/7:3.-

(170-286-88 and 157-3017-19).

- 157-2815

- 157-3017

D-

170-266

747

DGG:

1,76 - 281-1-275

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SSC Request 1/20/76

Item 2 (Re: Howard Berry Godfray)

Volume III

Retain

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Cover Sheet for Informant Report a

F'DiD Rev. 3-13-68)

¡al

Date prepared

3/23/70

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

3/5/70

Method af delivery (check appropriate blocks)

50/155--INFAMAN Received by

SA Fevenh. Christensen

«in person

• by telephone

by mail

Corally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: *

Date

Dictated.

3/11/20

1 recording device

Date of Report

3/5/70

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

3/12413/10

Authenticated

by Informant

3/18/70

Brief description of activity or material

3/5/20

Nainest addittes allegedly taken

from tiles of SOl Fret Door

File where original is located if not attached

to Liberation by Minu

134-9/4A

' INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (* ONLY ATTENDED

JOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIYYTIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED IEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE

100-14948 (Free Door)

Index: all names in

134-9147170-7564-1

report underline:

180-124661 (Minutemen-p.rotretert

only)

170-28671

Block Stam

RIALIZED E FILED -

MAN 9 1 1970

, -

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..

Listed below is information which was

allegedly obtained by the Minutemen Organization

from the files of the underground newspaper known

'as the "San Diego Free Door to Liberation".

Names and Addresses from a small telephone

number and address directory:

.-ecoprinting, Inc.

2141 Bixby Róad

Lakewood, California 90712

Telephone 213-426-7123

1955 Font Spreet

• Suite 200*

San Diego, California 92101

Telephone 239-3331

BOLAND, BERNIE And

1790 North Yucca

GAY,

Rialto, California

92376

Telephone 714-TR5-3447

MrS. Je G. BINGHAM.

25615 Norbonne Avenue

Apartment Number 10

Lomita, California 90717

Telephone 213-326-8017

BEVERLY EDWARDS (March 28, 1969)

"Lakeside

Telephone 443-3496

DEAN MITTEN.

398 4th Street

S.B.

telephone 885-1514

320 Laurel (JERRY SIRSEN)

San Diego

Telephone 234-3161

ALDIVA DAVILA

995 Broadway

El Cajon

Telephone 442-4066

...

-

"Jerome

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BETTY and JOE DOWNS

4929 North Wolcott-3A

Chicago, Illinois

60640

Fast Print Company (Close

Saturday)

5520 University

Telephone 583-9591

LON GUILD

5192 La Dorna

San Diego 92115

Telephone 583-2511

MrS. L. C. HERSCHLER

445 Argyle Drive

Alexandria, Virginia 22305

• telephone 703-548-9673

SARA HERSCHLER

1862 Woodland Avenue

Columbus, Ohio 43219

Telephone 614-253-5751

• • HILDA

Telephone 443-2072

LOUIS HERSCHLER

94-923 Makaloha Street

Waitahu, Hawaii 96797

/ CAROL, HERSCHLER

236 Porter Hall

Miami University

Oxford, Ohio 45056

Telephone 513-529-7197

JIM HAYDEN

3760 Adams Avenue

San Diego 92116

Telephone 222-8609

SAMUEL HECSH

Residence telephone 224-8297

Business Telephone 234-3441

:

2

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Private MAX HERSCHLER

RA 11708980

CMRX5

Box 18079

Ft. Rücker, Alabama

36360

3990 South Hwy,

85-87 Lot 40

Colorado Springs, Colorado 80909

Telephone 303-392-5036

3137 National Avenue

Number 10

San Diego

92113

Telephone 235-0142

JUDY (typist)

4432 Campus

VIRGINIA BRIGGES

S.P. Valley

Telephone 469-0357

_MIKE MILLIGAN.

Telephone 460-2515

BENTE MEYERS

P.O. Box 1676

Vista

(Telephone 724-5703

YVONNE MITSINGAS:

1949 3ist

Telephone 233-0725

ELEANOR MARTIN

1028 Redwood Avenue

Apartment 28

El Cajon, California

920.21

Telephone

: 442-5092

RENNY. BATES

Telephone 448-7189

AL RICKEL

"I056" Grand Avenue

₽.B.

Telephone 488-1879-4

•3

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PWJC-IRVIN FALK

1145 4th Avenue

92101

Telephone 232-4311,

Pacific Distributors

232-3284

Paine, Mable, Jackson

and Curtis

1145 4th Avenue

San Diego

92101

Telephone 232-4311

Forward; LYNN RANICO •

CAROLYN RANY

*8007" Eastern Drive

Number 302

Silver Springs, Maryland

LAMBERT Optical Company

143 North High

Columbus 15, Ohio

-LOIS O NEAL

(worker for THATCHER)

North on 69th from University (South)

2nd house on right past Donn Way

Telephone 286-8297

/LUCY EDWARDS.

2776

54th right on Nutmeg, kind of u-turn,

right again to dirt road to left,

house sets back

Telephone 263-3831

ABBIE

Telephone 442-6658

ELEANOR MARTIN

8288 Orchard Avenue

Apartment G

La Mesa, California

Telephone 465-7470

4940 Comanche

Apartment Number 1

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San Diego 92104

Telephone 234-1492

Mr San

BONITA RAMSEX

3349 43rd

San Diego

Telephone 281-0527

RHODA RISDELI

637 Forward Street

459-7995

JEN I. TRADER (Nut)

. (Met"at Nexüs Open House)

6869 Park Ridge Boulevard

San Diego

Telephone 465-5243

STEPHANY SALKELA

*(Museum of Man)

304 West IVY

Apartment 204

LaMonâa Apartments

Telephone 232-2554

THERESA, THOMPSON

5715 Androse Piace

Apartment Number 4

San Diego

Telephone 286-4819

SYNANON (new)

3955 Fourth Avenue

San Diego 92103

Telephone 297-1171

Teaspoon

3493 University

92104

Telephone 282-8431

JOCELYN THOMAS

(Lady at Nexus)

5015 Cliff Place

Telephone 283-1452 **

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GARY THAT CHER,

Telephone 442-6668

VPI (Closed Saturday)

• 2113 El Cajon Boulevard

Telephone 297-4223

Vanderpool

P.0. Box 531

Del Mar

Telephone

755-3845

Telephone

• 755-3111

:

180001-04900 1401190

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The following names and addresses and other

information were contained in

a mechanical telephone

number and address directory:

Abortion Counseling.

Service

1369 B Street

92101

233-4515

.

Academy Theater

284-1000

15200

E Street

Raom 502

san Diego

234-3158

232-6621

AA

239-1365

ACLU

Post Office Box 6233

San Diego 92106

223-3863°

APCO Publishing Corporation

2141 Bixby Road

Lakewood, California 90712

Attention:

WILLIAM B. ANDREWS

426-7123

Arlington Times (Riverside County Publishing Company)

1094 Hale Avenue

Riverside, California

689-1122

(PETE PARSONS)

ROBERT JAMES BERTON

1355 Front Street

Suite 200

San Diego 92101

Business phone:

Residence phone:

239-3331

463-6380

7

J

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Boland.

790 Yucca

875-3447

California 92376

Crisis

3004 Imperial

239-0325

Citizens Interracial Cômmittee

"5th floor of the Robinson Bullding

5th and E

239-0871

The Candy Company

774t El Cajon

Boulevard

469-9376

Coast Dispatch at Encinitas

(JIM BARROTT)

459-1213

459-6543

3965 PAYNE STAE,

La Mesa

California

460-6924

46';-9891

Cosmic Center - Greig

488-5551

butch corneliu

2727" De Anza Roac

San Diego 92109

274-0670

LON CURIIS.

*291-1786

JEANETTE DETON

"Dean's Photo

Lemon Grove

239-5450

459-3707

460-7675

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DARE. (BRUCE)

2968 Nutmeg,

232-1159

•283-5186

DEAN WITTER

JERRY SIRSEN®

"320" Taurel

San Diego

234-3161

282-4777

Draft Counseling

STUART INNERST.

5840 Camino De La

Costa

La Jolla

92037

459-3174

Draft

FRED GORDON

• ....

755-4654

San Diego Draft Colege

'"DEBBIE

2;6-8866

ELLIE

465-7470

DENNIS ENAL

4675* Voltair

222-6196

home:

1858 Chatsworth

224-4633

IRWIN FALK

1145 4th Avenue

232-4311

Fast Print

5520 University

583-9591

Folk Arts

291-1786

SAMUEL HECSH

234-3441

224-8297

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"ro.

JIM HAYDEN

4560 Wilson

San Diego •92116

284-5565

HERB JOSEPH

"4904 Clairémont

273-8772

SUEY JAY (BILL JAY;

3137 National Avenue

San Diego 92113

235-0142

KPRI

645 Ash Street

San Diego, California

239-1385

#10

92101

624 Upas

295-1569

LEVENS

4258 Middlesex Drive

San Diego 16

ETTA LINTON

264-5134

PATTIE LYONS

7447 Cayhill

Drive

San Diego

262-2562

STIVE MONTIJO.

469-7631

BERNARD MARCUS

291-2363

irish

Message Information Center

232-6621

• 10

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250041954

YVONNE MITSINGAS

1649 West Clinton Avenue

Fresno 93705

CLEM MARKS

*239=2941

MIKE MILLIGAN

583-3251

ELEANORE MARTIN

460-0596

WILLIAM MAGUIRE

9523 Abbeywood

Santee

448-0675

Reverend RICHAPD MCKENNA

*1924 Island*.

232-6621

-

MIKE HC HUGH

9247 Carlton

"Circle

Spring Valley, California

92077

466-3149

WALTER MC CLURE

5002 Santa

. Fe

272-3170

332-06ut Communit

Nexus

340 South 3rd

El Cajon 92021

AM Generation

Lakeside

443-3519

Plebian

La Jolla

454-1888

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1.

Paisley Pelican

Newport Avenue

223÷6901•

Planned Parenthood Association

House of Hospitality

BoP. 234-7593.

Peace and Freedom contact

ALTA BERTRA

465-2838

PAGNI

3605 30th Street

291-3020

AF RICKEL

1056 Grand Avenue

488-1879

Pacific Distribution

• Mr. LEVISH

621 4th

san-DIego

232-3284

RICK PHELPS

"I844 Washington Place.

232-1743

466-6061

Riverside Co. Pbl. Co.

Post Office Box 8368

0V9-1122

_WILLTAV RICHARDSON

3630 Fir

San Diego

92104

234-1492

BOB RINCHART

443-1539

HARRY RIDER

460-9423

12

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Revolution

JOAT.

1787 Titus

Thus Street

San Diego

92110

296-4625

PICK RUSSELL

459-4439

454-7658

STOVOLD

753-8709

Experimental College

286-6575

Stock Quotation

239-6181

STAN SOHLER

35061 Beach Road

Capistrano Beach,

SFL

Post Office Box 0105

College Grove Center

San Diego 92115

RAY SCHWARTZ

4382 Roselind

La Mesa

465-6544

GENE SPARKMAN

488-4077

Street Journal

3605, 5th Averue.

233-4454

T M

1806 Erie

276-2217

GARY THATCHER

411 South Magnolia

El Cajon 92022

442-6668

California

. ".

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The Indicator

UCSD

453-1077

:

Vanderpool

Karmacy

3825 5th Avenue

291-1798

ROPERT HORMAN

D.W. 398 West 4th Street

S.B. 92041

889-0741

885-1514

HOWARD WRAY

4760-4400°

-STEVE ZARK.

4288 Harlinson

La Mesa' 92041

461-1185

Youth Lifeline

233-1333

matton containe 10a mat cardered sileno other incornes

as used in the filing system:

People

MIKE MC HUGH

nudist (knows RINEHARTS)

9247 Carthay Circle

Spring Valley 92077

466-3149

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JERRY -A., HEATH

6484 Thornwood

San Diego

• 278-1602

interested in putting out own magazine tr

express self. -Can pay writer or (?) t

help him.

Said he would help us in any way

he can.

Would deliver paste up to Los Angeles.)

PETER DEIMER,

Publicity Representative from Kairos

Rancho Santa Fe

Wishing Well Hotel

756-1123

DICK TARQUINIO

=250 Artillery

San Diego 9211]

(Journalism instructor at Mesa College)

JOHNNIE and MARIE

Poway

1-748-3368

TOM HEP

-Grossmont College Librarian

Likes people.

has worked with Synanon

8800 Grossmont College Drive

El Cajon

H. VANDERPOOL

Underground Fublications

POSt Office BOX 531

Del Mar

California

755-3845

JAMES PAGNI

29T-3020

(puts on dances

at the Concourse)

DICK MC KENNA

239-5766133

239-2119

JOHN WATANABE

President;

" SDS

283-0994

15

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..

:

JACK FORREY

274=4679751

GLOVER DAVIS

SDS.

residence:

poet

I teache 1447-0024

Outlets

BARON ROLAND

"peace of Creation

209 West Indian 'School Road

Scottsdale, Arizona

Head 'n Soul

4040 Mission Boulevard

BEVERLY GEARHART

-2219 East Ist-Street

N. Co

did ..

Jim's Books

508 Mission

Oceanside, California 92054

722-5662

Surfboard Hugo

3076 Carlsbad Boulevard

Calsbad

Larry's (?) Liquor

(on Grant between Broadway and Escondido Boulevard)

Escondido, California

JIM MURPHY

SDS

UCSD

755-1900

HEss Mook store

La Jolla

92037

• 4'

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:

Printers

BILL MC CUPCHEON Printers

Encinitas

753-6543

459-4158

Trade Frinting Company

3122 Reynard Way

San Diego

AAA Printers

Second Street

San Bernardino, 'California

1y8-0708

BOB BONATO

Organizations

Planned Parenthood

295-2223

*=-------=

Council for Social Action

Peace and Freedom Party

5728 El Cajon

583-8943

Citizens Interracial Committee

239-0871

Mes age stormation Center at Episcopal Community Services

Catholic Cardijn Center

Mexican-American Youth Association

Tuesday the Nint Committee

UCSD

Underground Press

17

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The Teaspoon

4465 Arizona Street

San Diego

• 92116

• 298-2195;

3493 University

282-8431

JERRY SHEATH

(to publish San Diego underground, new)

KEN COWAN

494-5286

(Laguna)

833-5548

(UC Irvine)

836-6689

(Peace Center)

Fluxus West

KEN FRIEDMAN

I600 Hofloway Avenue "

San Franiesco

94132

(do not give out san Francisco address);

6361 Elmhurst Drive

San Diego 92120

Middle. Eye

3550 Duffy

Muscoy (also north side of King Street,

west of Mt. Vernon)

The Underground Press

MIKE MILLIGAN, Managing Editor.

Editorial Board:

MARLIN AYOTTE

DOUG KITT"

SCOTT JOHNSON

General Coordinator:

Distribution:

Photo Work:

ELAIN AYOTTE

KENNY LEVENSON

DON TRAXLER

Hidrotic Productions..

рістастй

18

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Staff

CHRIS ENGLISH - SDS

1144 Marline

i Cajon

444-0836

SYLVIA SHAPIRO

CSA

посій

GadfIy

6953 Eldridge

San Diego 92120

583-1626

427-3969 LOREAN: N.

SUNNY ENDONIA D.

+422-6227-1

RO20 Neptune, Photographer

-Leucadia - 92024-.

BOB GAINES, SDS

4673 Wilson Avenue

• San Diego 92116

283-9435

(interested in reporting, interviewing,

etc.)

LOU CURTIS

FolkAits-

Krome Kazoo

3753 India Street

San Diego 92103

MIKE SCHEEL

4466 49th Street

San Diego

(art and write-up on local rock groups)

PATRICIA TVEDT, typist

465-7470

JILL ZARNCHITZ

276-2782

SHIRLEY WESTON

+276-432092 s

• 19

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BETTY BUCK

273-4335°

LOUISE OFFINGER

277-6446

SUE RADCLIFFE

298-3433

STEVE MITCHELLE

453-4732

DON TONGUEHIEL

"party 296=3848 .

PEGGY WILSON

JEANETTE DUTTON

1330 31st

239-5450

DARLENE FOS NA-

CURT BOUTERSE (really fine lettering)

DONNA -DAVIS:

706 Nantasket Court

488-0806

JO ELLEN (DOUG TUTHILL'S friend)

O the hippidrone posters)

(does

DAN LONGUEUIEL.

1737 Fort Stockton

296-3448

GEORGE EIGEN.

photographer

3802 58th Street

San Diego

92115

286-9257

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ELEANOR MARTIN

8288 Orchard

La Mesa 92041

465-7470

(not good for anything, but love)

•759, ENgardens,

San Diego

92120

583-9372

(reporting, writing, record review)

SIDNEY ELLIOTT (SDS art work)

9265 Virginian Lane

La Mesa

465-1778

BLAIR ALLEN

-5056 Moodyard

La Mesa

466-1730

STEVE ZARK

24288 Harbinson

La Mesa

92041

463-1920

BUD SONKA

-5061 63rđ

582-6534

(reporter,

etc., or whatever)

STEVEN. HICKS

4724 Austin Drive

San Diego 92115

582-0133

(to write Army experience)

MARV HUMPHREY

"1435 B Street

San Diego

233-3705

2/

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1.

-RICHARD. GONSALVES

1938 Erie Street

San Diego 92110

(attends. City College - journalism)

STEVE FERREIRA

• 50 Monte Vista, Apartment F-6

chula Vista, California

426-0473

VAHN SHAMOTH

80262-9674

(Foreign journalist, experienced)

JIM SCHEETZ

journaTist graduate,

editorials on local seenes)

STAN OLIVER.

=761 Sawtelle Street

San Diego, California

465-8784

MTKAEL STREGER

JIM BAUMANN

2043* Grand Avenue

Pacific Beach 92109

274-8289

(interested in writing, histay editor)

LEONARD DAVID

* 5048 Mt. Frissell Drive

San Diego, California

92117

278-0427

(Social Science major - some photography)

GLORIA TIERNEY

*525 8th Street

coronado

California 92118

1-435-3531

(attends Southwestern College)

LEE KELLISON (RAYMOND SCOTT)

MIKE LAHEY, SDS

6222 Madeline, Apt, 192

San

Diego

286-4746

(art and writing)

22

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•

JANA MENDEDE

-8461 Hudson Drive

San Diego,, California

92119

469-5481

. (ads, selling)

JERRY MURRAY

*4262 Cleveland Avenue

San Diego

92103

295-0+80

(writing)

AL PICKEL

1056 Grand Avenue

Pacific Beach

15488-1879

(interested in circulation)

RAY HALLER

*4534 30th Street

(art, also illustrations to order)

DIANE REED

223-6482

(calendar)

BOB RINSHARI

9006 River Street

Lakeside, California 92040

443-1539

(cartoonist)

EVELINA PONCE

5376 Penny Place

San Diego, California 92115

286-2÷65

(writing, music review)

ROBERT. SIRENS

8058 University Place

La Mesa

463-4065 California

92041

_JOE FERRARESE

3742₴*

"Ith Avenue

San Diego, California 92103

296-1250

(writing, theater review)

.23

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## Page 734

.. +

....

PAUL J: ROSS.

•2608 Shelter Island Drive

il Beggar's Row

STEVE GIFFORD

(rock revew)

JOE CARUSO

TOIO I6th" Street

San Diego

298-4051

-ST PACH AT thes

1805 West Fifth Street

Oxnard

California 93030

(Haight-Ashbury contact)

LEA BRAVER.

San Carlos

469-91%9-copyiriting,

*cam

(writing,

reporting)

HARRY..RYMER, JR.

4735 Newport Avenue

Ocean Beach

92107

(illustrate stores,

etc.)

HAIL Be, OGUSS

6029 Adams Avenue

582-6.999

GREG MASON

6141 Valhart

La Mesa 92041

469-6333

(artist and carrier)

_VAUGHN LOUTHEN

7033 Boulevard Drive, #2

La Mesa

460-5640

(art work)

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;

ALLISON ALLEREY..

•San Dieg

92103

297-0155

(photography, 'opinion type" reporting)

ERIC. BAECHIT

582÷7916

(movie review

MARY FRIGMORE

3104 Freeman Street

Point Loma, San Diego, 92106

222-3492

(reporting,

record review)

JIM HAYDEN

Ocean Beach

3670 Adams Avenue

San Diego

92116

284-5565

(photography)

-=

...-

JAMIE

(artist, ads, etc.)

MICHAEL THOMPSON

4122 Nabal Drive

calfornia

16358 CalifornIa

(photographer)

DONALD KAY

2125 Reed Avenue

San Diego (Pacific Beach)

235-2322

(artist - psychadelic)

MARCOS FRYE

1846 Island

• Avenue

#31

232-9652

(writing, reporter)

i.."..

25

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DWIGHE SHIT

"1676 Vanin Court

E1 Cajon

442-5427

(circulation)

JON WOKULUK

3525 Hardy Avenue

San Diego

92115

286-3187

(artist, cartoonist)

ROY SHORT

BOX 3795"

San Diego

92103

296-1709

"**

(writes legal column)

MARK ROEDER

*888 Jessie

La Mesa

(art work, circulation)

STEBANI HORTON

is..

(Iron Hörsemen)

3838 49th Street

San Diego 92105

BUTCH CORNELIUS

9I2 Beryl Street

San Diego, California 92109

(cartoonist)

BRIAN D. SMITH

3377 Central

Spring Valley

460-9998

RICH FHELPS

1844 Washington Place

San Diego

92103

232-1743

466-6061

(advertising)

• 26

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## Page 737

1

JIM. BAUMANN

2043z Grand

Pacific Beach

274-8289

JAN ECKLER

8452 ME. Vernon

Lemon Grove

466-3409

(SDS "

art major)

MANUEL MARTINEZ

4915 Jumano

San Diego

(reporting, Mesa College)

MICHAEL FLANIGAN

2608-SHelter Island Drive

HORST- GATZ

1043 Loring Street

San Diego

(SDS senior)

(writes humorous, satirical, political column)

DREW ALTSTATT

1372 Орат

Pacific Bea ch

1-488-3570

JACK GARVER

3641 Birdle Drive

La Mesa

469-1732

(story on Judge Crawford and haircut)

DAVE FLANAGAN

(reporter)

STEVE MONTIJO

8539 Chevy Chase

La Mesa

469-7631

291-3160

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--

SUE BALSON:

2102 Balboa

Apartment $1

Jahoda (landlady) 273-3340

Paid Subscribers

HolZygate Ranch

8835 Harbison Canyon

El Cajon, California 92021

SUSAN HOLMES

31I Sawtelle Avenue

San Diego, California 92114

FRED HORN

*4330 Witherby Street

San Diego, California

92103

CCUX IRWIN

4320 Yale

San Diego, California

a.--..

KEM IRWIN

4938 Bogart

Balawin Park, California 91706

JAFFARIAN

Box 600

-Merons 2o, ail rorea1a 92025

JIM and JOAN

PO Box 575

San Diego, California 92112

. JOHINSON

San Diego, California 92110

KIRBY JOHNSON

1319 Missouri Street

San Diego, California 92109

RICHARD JOKO

-1781 Söuth Valentine Way

Denver, Colorado 80228

. 28

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## Page 739

JON JORGESON

PO Box"10079

San Diego, California

92110

BILL JUSTICE

• 6945 Saränäc Street

San Diego,,

, California

92115

BARBARA KAHN

3710 Yosemite

San Diego, California, 92109

ROBERT G.KAPLAN

San Diego, California

92103

CHARLES KASSIER.

4916 Del Mar Avenue

San Diego, California

92107

1540 6th Avenue

San Diego, California 92107 5-

F.

. KASTELIC

17787 Jamacha

San Diego, California

92114

ARNOLD KAUFMAN

1809 Linwood Street

San Diego, California 92110

DALE KIRKENDALL

"Route 3, Box 552E

Escondido, California 92025

MIKE KIRKHORN

*Milwaukee Journal

333 West State Street

Milwaukke, Wisconsin

53201

BRUCE KIRWAN

37621 Villa Terrace

San Diego, California

92104

KARL C. KOHL

6641-Kelly

San Diego, California 92111

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-

JOSEPH -W. KRAITZ

"PO"Box 1286,

Vista, California

92083

MIKE JUTTNAUER

6536. Cascade Street

San Diego, California

92122

JOSEPH KNOCK

*2506 Füaena Place

Honolulu, Hawaii

96822

JUNE LA FLEUR

1214 South 14th Street

Escanaba, Michigan

49829

JACK LAMONICA

"PO Box 165:

Santee, California 92071

J..W. LEASURE

I112 Bush Street

San Diego,

CalIfornia

92103

CLINTON LE JEUNE

5010 Niagara

San Diego, California 92107

CHRISSY LESIK

3963 Alicia Drive

San Diego, California

92107

JUDY LEVENTHAL

1455 North Los Ruges

Pasadena, California 91104

Library, serials

Wisconsin State University

River Falls, Wisconsin 54022

BRITTA LIEN

2315 Presidio

San Diego, California 92103

PAUL H. LINDBERG

473* Hamilton Street

San Diego, California 92116

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RUSS LINTON

2524-44th Street

San Diego, California

• 92105

The Local Swinger

4186 Elm Avenue

Suite 2

Long Beach, California

90807

JENNY LONERGAN

*3675 Roséläwn Avenue

San Diego, California

92105

Luce Press Clippings

Pe Box. 1903

Mesa, Arizona 85201

GIDGET MADSEN

*4391 Mentöne Street

San Diego, California 92107

DONALD E.

MAKOSKY

PO BOX 642

San Diego, California

92112

JERRY MALUGEON

8311 Keokuk Avenue

Canoga Park, California

91306

ED L. MANGELSEN

5153 Mission Boulevard

San Diego, California

92109

LEO MANUEL

"Mesa College

San Diego, California 92111

Ra C, N. MARIANI,

1108 Concord

Apartment A

El Cajon, California 92021

JANET MATTES

212 Shumay Street

Lena, Illinois

61048

3/

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R.

C. MAVING IR.

3036 Nile Street

San Diego, California 92104

JOHN D. MAYBEE

54805-Bancröft

Apartment i5

San Diego, California 92116

C. MC AULIFFE

Mesa College

San Diego, California 92111

Mr. and hrs. WorMC CLUBS

PO Box 116-

San Diego, California 92106

WAYNE MC CRACKEN

3663 Hondo Street

San Diego, California 92105

Dan CoNC DONALD

9011 Garland Avenue

Silver Springs, Maryland 20901.

Roate 1, Box 779

Escondido, California

LEE MC. GOUGH.

13604 Les Olivos

Poway, California

92025

92064

4330 Austin Drive

San Diego, California 92115

ERMA MILLER

"2038-Reed Avenue

San Diego, California 92109 .

EVE MILLER

1360 Dale Street

San Diego, Callfornia 92102

Mrs. WAYNE MONSEES

La Jolla, California

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JOhN D, HOOns

2740: Roosevelt Street

Carlsbad, California

92008

JEAN MCRICK

3537 Ocean Front Walk

San Diego, California

92109

RAYMOND MOSS

4438 Chio Street

#9

San Diego, California

92116

A. J. HUNKER

"PO BöX I6I r

Balder City, Nevada 89005

1T47 Harto

NELSON I. MURRAY

Drive

San Diego, California

92116

New.Adult. Community

1924 Island Avenue

San Diego, Califörnia 92102

R. E. NICHOLS

"BoX

2385-1

San Diego, California 92112

ED NOEL

*612 I Avènue

San Diego, California 92118

Northeast Ad. Service

1230 Arch Street

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

19107

DI.

and JOYCE NOWER

4I10 Gateside Road

La Mesa, California 92041

Oklahoma Department of Libraries

109 State Capitol

Oklahoma Qty, Oklahoma

73105

VERNON

IK. OLIVER

PO Box 12022

San Diego, California 92112

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JOYCE ORESMAN.

618 South

‚Lehigh

Drive

lucson, Arizona

85710

RICHARD PARCEL

4301 70th Street

La Mesa, California 92041

EMILY PA'"

1012 Lincoln Avenue •

San Diego, California

92103

LIKE, PARKEF

San Diego, California 92102

TED PHILLIPS

*4502 Maryland

Apt.

San Diego, California

#3

92116

GRACIA PICK

"5483 Redding Road

-San Diego, California 92115

BILL.

POULSON

1604 Infield Street

Spring Valley, California 92077

R. PRICE

PO 502 1511

La Jolla, California

92037

BRUCE QUIGLEY

5805 La Jolla Boulevard

La Jolla, California 92037

• .

Ravenhurst Enterprises

709 Milo Terrace

Los Angeles, California 90042

LYLE A. REISCHE.

PO BOX *678

Alpine, California 92001

I. D. REPLEY

2398 Highview Lane

Spring Valley, California 92077

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Residet

538 Oaklawn

Chula Viste, California 92010

• :R. RICHARDSON

Hola if32

Richelmann

6278 Acorn

San Diego, Califomia. 92115

FORREST ROBERTSON

1318 West 227th, #D

Torrance, California 90501

TRUDY ROBIDEAU

I3I? Malnut Street

Berkeley, California

94709

JACK ROBISON

3455 Stillar Drive

San Diego, California

92111

.

Po 0 981

RUSSELL

El Cajon, California

92022

RICHARD RUSSELL

PO Box 1759

La Jolla, California 92037

FRANK SAIZ

7478 Hyatt Street

San Diego, California 92111

GEORGE B.. SCHICK

607 North Cedros

Solana Beach, California 92705

ROBERT N. SCHIAUG

3705 Sioux Avenue

San Diego, California 92117

E. J.

SCHOENHALLE

PO Box 6936

Burbank, California

• 91505

• .

35

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WAYNE 'S CHUPP

8010 Anders

Circle

La Mesa, California

92041

R. SCHWARTZ

w3T921" Deborah Lane

Newport Beach, California 92660

RAY SCHWARTZ

*492I" Müfr Avenue

San Diego, California 92107

-R. Be. SCHWITZGIBEL

3721 Nassau Drive

San Diego, California 92115

DUANE V. SCOTT

*120 #1:11ow Road

San Ysidro, California 92073

F. We SEIDLE.

38209 Channel. Drive

Cathedral City, California

92234

CONRAD SELLE

Box 36

Cutler, Illinois 62238

Serials Department

Kent State University Library

Kent, Ohio 44240

JUNE SERMONS

4558 North Avenue

San Diego, California

• 92116

SANDEE SEVERE

Spanaway, Washington

SFL, Inc.

PO Box 7856

Long Beach, California 90807

RICHARD SILANNOR

6919 Maury Drive

San Diego, •California 92119

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•

-

Mrs. ANGELA SHEF CIK

7030 Arilo Streêti2

San Diego, California, 92111

Sherman's

10 50X23122

•San Diego, California 92123

9 island Court

E. SINNEN.

San Diego, California 92109

SMITH

4500 TaMIton

Hyattsville,

Maryland 20781

•D

PO Box 951

La Jolla, California 92038

10321 Happy Lane

= Santel; California -92071

STAN SOHLER

Box 2187

IdyIlvild, California 92349

RICHARD_M. STALL

1558 West 2nd Street

Los Angeles, California 90028

PAUL

STEIN

Вок 3321

San Diego, California 92103

BOB STOREY

444l 68th Street

San Diego, California 92115

ERIC SVENSON

Po" Box:" 288

Alpine, California 92001

LEONARD SHENKAN

846 Missouri (P.B.)

San Diego, Californ: & 92109

CHARLES SHINEK

1401 Mariposa

San Diego, California 92114

HERMAN SLATER

mito Court Street

Brooklyn, New York 11201

San Diego, California 92103

GERALD SMITH

7975 Canton Deive

Lemon Grove, California 92045

MICHAEL G.. SMITH

4771 =68th Street

San Diego, Califorria 92115

SOLLE

2750 Figueroa

San Diego, California 92109

CAROL STANTON

#216

La Jolla, California

JAMES STEVENSON

5238

5238 Imperial

San Diego, California 92114

Suffolk Coop. Library System

Box 187

Bellport, New York 11713

CAROLYN SYMONDS

3939 Newmark Avenue

San Bernardino, California 92405

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Thermal, California 92274

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"8690" Mulvaney Drive

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East 30th Street

, New York, New York

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Indio, California 92201

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Julian, California 92036

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San Diego, California 92110

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2344 CurIew Street

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5120 Orcutt

San Diego, California 92120

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6565 Glenroy Street

San Diego, California 92120

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738 Balboa Court

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3022 Cedar Street

San Diego, California 92102

sims

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CHILVERS

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1229 De Haro Street

San Francisco, California 94107

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San Diego, California 92103

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4525 70th Street

La Mesa, California 92041

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Alpine, California 92007

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161] Highland Avenue

National City, California 92050

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660 South Fairview Avenue

•Goleta, Califórnia 93926

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and Mrs. W. HANSEN

8925 Lamar Street

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ENT RINGER

3040 Browning Street

San Diego, California 92106

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1501 6th Avenue

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19211 Tracey

Detroit, MI

48235

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645

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•San Diego, CA

92113

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2616 Camulos St.

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Burlington, WA

98233

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2241 Holly Ave.

Escondido, CA

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92021

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Long Beach, CA 90810

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Lemon Grove, CA

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San Diego, CA 92102

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IOwa City, LA 52240

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Iowa City, IA ' 52240

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2515 Sweetwater Rd. Sp.

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6612 Avenida de la Reina

La Jolla, CA

92037

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Box 1819

La Jolla, CA 92037

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3407 Cowley Way #3

San Diego, CA 92117

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6499 Montezuma

San Diego, CA 92115

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P.0.Box 191

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San Diego, CA 92106

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'San Diego, CA

92123

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Solana Beach, CA 92075

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4230=42nd St.

San Diego, CA 92105

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3901 Ocean Front Walk

San Diego, CA

92109

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San Diego, CA 92104

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3477 Ruffin Ra., 2-F

San Diego, CA 92123

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3640 Sepulveda Blva.

Los Angeles, CA 90034

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22800 Republic Ave.

Apt. B

Riverside, CA 92508

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-4636 Baxter Ct.

San Diego, CA

92117

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Poway, CA 92064

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1059 University

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Los Angeles, CA 90034

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1520 Cliffdale Rd.

•El Cajon, CA 92020

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San Diego, CA 92106

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626 Maria Ave.

Spring Valley, CA 92077

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Pittsburgh, PA

15217

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Oceanside, CA

92054

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7735 Mission Gorge Rd.

Santee, CA

92071

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Warren Heyer

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San Diego; CA 92114

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-1119 Madison St., Apt.

4

•Hollywood, CA 90029

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Box 483

San Marcos, CA. 92069

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Hinz

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Del Mar, CA 92014

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8815 Kenwood Dr.

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P. 0.

Box 9199

San Diego, CA 92109

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480 Elm St

San Diego, CA 92101

Roger Ahrens

Grey Advertising

777 Third Ave.

New York, NY

10017

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Box 11905, UCSB

Santa Barbara, CA

93107

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725 N. Univ. #7

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48104

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P. 0. BoX

1186

Torrance, CA 90505

SDSC AZTEC

San Diego State College

5401 College Ave.

San Diego, CA 92115

Bell Records

1776 Broadway

New York, NY

10019

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Berkeley, CA 94709

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New York, NY

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92041

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Ed & Sue Cobos

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San Diego, CA °92115

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51 W. 52nd St.

New York, NY 10019

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Las

Cruces, NM

88001

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421 5th Ave.

Pelham, NY

10803

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Warner Reprise

4000 Warner Blva.

Burbank, CA

91505

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9124 Sunset Blva.

Ins Angeles, CA

90069

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Box 7140

Dallas, TX 75209

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Philadelphia, PA 19147

Dot Records

1507 N. Vine St.

Hollywood, CA

90028

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277 Park Ave.

New York, NY 10017

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2345 I. Speedway

Tucson, AZ

85719

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RCA/ POODY

1133 Ave. of the Americas

New York, NY 10036

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1855 Broadway

New York, NY 10023

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51 West 52 Street

New York, NY

10019

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Box 2426

Providence, RI 02906

The Fifth Estate

1107 West Warren

- Detroit, MI

48201

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San Diego, CA

92109

Fontana Records

35 E. Wacker Drive

Chicago, IL 60601

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5130 Rosecrans d

San Diego, CA 92106

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Bizarre Records

5455 Wilshire Blva.

Los Angeles, CA 90036

Bob Garcia

A & M Records

1416 La Brea

Los Angeles, CA 90028

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Jon Gordon

Tetragrammaton Records

359 N. Canyon, Drive

Beverly Hills, CA'

90210

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Blue Thumb

427 N. Canon Drive

Beverly Hills, CA 9O210

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Box 7946, Sta.

Atlanta,

GA 30309

Jan 11,

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Atlanta, GA 30308

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8800 Grossmont Col. Dr.

El Cajon, CA 92020

Grove Press, Inc.

80 University Place

New York, NY 10003

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Box 2424

Bishops Plaza Sta.

W. Hartford, CT

06117

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Elektra

1855 Broadway

New York, NY 10023

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Freeland, MD 21053

Helix

3128 Harvard

Seattle, Wish.

98102

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Liberty

6920 Sunset Lane

Los Angeles, CA 90028

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Newark, DE

19711

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4514 Fountain

Hollywood, CA

90029

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Ia Jolla, CA: 92037

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145 Ash St.

San Diego, CA 92101

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Creem

3729 Cass AVe,8201

Detroit, MI

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1111 East River Dr.

Davenport, IA 52803

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Jackson, MS

39205

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1005 Wall

La Jolla, CA 92037

La Mesa County Library

8055 University Ave.

La Mesa, CA 92041

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Stu Langer

Dot Records

1507 N. Vine

St:

Los Angeles,

CA.

90028

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P.О.Box' 31004

'LOs

Angeles, CA 900,31

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ABC/ Dunhill

449 S. Beverly° Drive

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Peoria, IL

=61614

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7735 Pacific

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160 Claremont Ave.

New York, NY 10027

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339 Lafayette St.

New York, NY 10012

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Box 230, Village Sta.

Ney: York, NY

10014

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New Orleans, LA

70116

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Reno, NV 89502

Um. Lucas--RCA

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New York, NY

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3305 Grand Ave.

Coconut Grove, FL

33139

Mercury Records

•35 E. Wacker Dr.

Chicago, IL

60601

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Box 429

Amherst, MA 01002

Nickel Review

Box 65 University Sta.

Syracuse, NY

13210

New Left Notes

1608 W. Madison

Chicago, IL 60612

News From Nowhere

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DeKalb, IL 60115

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Box 2342

New Orleans, LA 70116

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Durham, NC 27702

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Bellingham, WA 98225

NT & B

Suite 1713

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Ios Angeles, CA 90036

Ode Records

51 w. 52nd St.

New York, NY

10019

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P.O.Box 8, Village Sta.

New York, NY 10014

Open Forum

323 W. 5th

St.

Los Angeles,

CA

90013

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3605 30th St.

San Diego, CA 92104

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619 S. Bonnie Brae

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Peace & Freedom Party

1727 W. Washington BIva.

Venice, CA

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Chicago, IL 60601

Poppy Records

•1133 Ave. of the Americas

New York, NY 10036

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Box 12629, UCSB

Santa Barbara, CA 93107

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Grinnell, IA 50112

Pussycat Theatres

5445 Sunset Blva.

Hollywood, CA 90024

Radical Research Center

Carleton College

Northfield, MN

55057

Rancho Drive-In

Federal & Euclid

San Diezo, CA

92102

Rat

201 East 4th St.

New York, NY 10009

RCA Victor Record

6363 Sunset Blva.

Hollywood, CA 90028

Rebirth

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* Phoenix, AZ

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Renaissance

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Santa Barbara, CA 93107

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200 West 57th Street

New York, NY 10019

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Riverside, CA 92501

Sawyer Press

P.0.Box 46-653

Los Angeles, CA

90046

Schism

1109 W. Vine

: Mt. Vernon, OH 43050

Jack Schnyder

1416 La Brea

Los Angeles, CA 90028

SCN

2700 Bancroft Way

Berkeley, CA 94704

The Seed

245 W. North Ave.

Chicago, IL

60610

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Grove Press

80 University Place

New York,. NY

SIMS

1261 Torrey Pines Rd.

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Howard Stark

ABC/DUNHILL

449 S. Beverly Drive

Beverly Hills, CA

90212

S! D. Street Journal'

360 Fifth Ave.

• San Diezo, CA

92101

Technocracy

13751 Euslid Ave.

Cleveland, 01 ° 44112

Managing Editor

Triton Times, MC250

UCSD

Ia Jolla, CA 92037

• Unicorn Theater

Box 868

Ia Jolla, CA 92037

Modern Utopian

Starr King Ctr.

2441 Le Conte

Berkeley, CA 94709

Valley Circle Theatre

Mission Valley Center W.

San Diego, CA

92110

View From Here

2809 N. Calvert St.

Baltimore, MD

21208

Vocations for

Social Change

Canyon, CA 94516

Washington Free Press

1522 Connecticut Dr.

Washington, DC 20005

Water Tunnel

Box 136

State College, PA 16801

Willamette Bridge

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Portland, OR 97204-4

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170-2864

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VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

100 - 14293 (Clay.)

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REPORT OF JEROME

February 6, 1970

: I talked to BILL CLAY last night. He has

•been out of touch since last Friday night, and could

not be reached by telephone and was

never at home

when I went by.

.

Apparently some member of the Minutemen

Organization or another right winger is being watched

or surveilled and CLAY is quite excited about it. He

thinks the FBI is doing the watching and he wants to place

a surveillance on the San Diego FBI Office for the pur-

pose of determining the times of arrival and departure

of the employees and obtaining the descriptions

and

license plate number of FBI autonobiles.

He is going

to try to get

several people together who will be able

to spend time watching the FBI Office.

Jerome

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‚Cover Shect for Informant Report o

F'D-3.6 (Rev. 3-13-68)

Date prepared

Date received

Received Irom Iname or symbol number

3/11/10

50/15'5,-R INFORMANT

Received by

5A Stevenk. Christensen

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocs)

• in person

by telephone

_ by mail

orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: -

Date

Dictated

3/10/20.10.

[recording device

Date of Report

3/11/20

Date(s) of activity

• written by Informan:

Transcribed

9/18/20

Authenticated

by Informant

320/20

Brief description of activity or material

3/10/10

Hawer t additter tum MDM phane book

istanied bu

Ma members, 3/10/70, at

File where original is located ifnot attache

LAM

lothre

170-286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPAT

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

100-14892 (MDM)

Index names underlined

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3/20/10

Following names, addresses and other information

were obtained from'a green canvas covered book with the

inscription "Duck Power" and MDM Phone Book:

Prisoner Information support service

Box 387

Boston University Station

Boston, Mass. 02215

The Realist Win Magazine Liberation

Leuiathan

Anarchist Revolutionary Calendar

1703 Vine

chicago, Ill. 60614

Anti-War Groups

Black Referendum

-c/o Nationar Comm: of Black Churchman

110 East 125th St.

Rm. 503

New York, N.X. 10035

Telephone 212-362-9628

People to Call for Demonstrations

Students for a Democratic Society -

Patti -

_Byron, King,

Veronique

453-5754

459-7509

Women for peace and Freedom,

Jane

459-2719**

Social Workers -

234-8871

-comm. t

_to Defend Bill of Rights

Rhetta Alexander - 262-

NEwAdult community

239-2119

Judy. BrOWn

Mike

De vore

Tom Hyde

Grossmont College

Rich Adelman

283-8358

Jerome

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Demonstrations

ACLU -

• SDSC - Keith Harrison

Steve Barber

224-7859

San Diego State College "

A.S. PrES. RON BREEN

286-6571,72

Stud.

NOb.

comm

286-6577

"Experimentar colt.

286-6576

Women's lib

286-6575

Stan Pincet].

281-9910

Stan Weisman

American Federaltion of Teachers

• Ball Hulsey

420-0843

ТОКТКІНІТОЙ

Peace and Freedom Party

Bert Halsema..

422-9092

Welfare Rights Organization

Univ. of Calif. San Diego -

Bill Coates

459-0165,

453-2000 Ext. 1943

tuart Innerst

459-3174

"S.D.S.

Law Students

/ ALex Landon

Jack Jacooson

-Davia RICO

Dan Marlowe.

282-2610

234-2068

222-9914

"

BOb cowan,

• Leonard Ramey,

244-9202

Mothers for Peace

Sylvia shapiro

_Dorothy Cleary.

583-1626

454-5637

momen's Internatl League

Florence stevens 955-4283 & 5.

GRAPE BOYCOTT

carlos Le Grette

295-4200

LA RAZA.

Salvador Roberto Torres, 234-6008

Richard Gonsalves.

MIC Leave message

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 767

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Individuals

DEREK CASADY

BOB and PAM MANG,

*Telephone 459-7212

ERNIE MASON

"TeTephöne*488-7686

MARSHA and MONTE MAHAN.

"Telephöne 278-6546

DICK PENCE,

"Telephone 282-1871

WES PAUL

Telephone 488-1310

NANCY ROTTKE

"Telephone 277-1393

•PAUL STEIN

Telephone 281-3108

Telephone 295-5632

MARIBETH SPEARMAN

Telephone 281-0323

DON SCHLABACH

Telephone

233-5045

RON SNOWDEN

Telephone 233-7936

RON, TRUJILLO

Telephone 233-3218

DON THOMP SON

Telephone 283-1290

Advertising

Stone Front

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Dome 18802421

-GEORGE ABBOTT •

Office 291-3330

American Serviceman's Union

"ANDREW"' STAPP

"156 Fifth"Ave. Rm.

538

N.Y., N.Y., 10010

Telephone

212-675-6780

AAALTE. ALLSANDER

relephone 463-4725

Telephone 235-9265

ACLU

PETER CLARK

ARTISTS - helpful

MARIE BRUMUND

1874 ocean Front

Del Mar, Cal. 92014

BLASE BONPANE,

213-661-2751

ROBERT O• BLAND,

156 Bluebirth Canyon Dr.

Telephone 494-7609

RON BREEN

Telephone 286-6571,2

JEFF BENJAMIN

TeTephone 453=2000 Ext AS Pres. Office

TED BUMER

Telephone 223-8556

Telephone 223-6313 Home

DEE BAER

"Civilian Supporter

Teacher UCSD

BERKELEY BARB

BOX 5017

Berkeley, Calif.

94705

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STEVE BARBER

SD STATE ACLU

Telephone 224-7859

LoS Angeles

Black Panther Party.

(Central Communications)

2043 E. Stockwell Ave. •

"Compton, cal.

Telephone 635-8991

Telephone 635-2536

TOMMY, STEVE, ROBERT (Community Center)

KEN CLOKE

721" Maine St. #A,

Santa Monica

Telephone 396-9801 1711 Pacific Ave., Venice 392-4177

City Transit

Telephone 239-8161

Mr. Garland (P.R.) 239-1251

comm. of Small Mag. Editors and Publishers

P:O. Box 703

San Francisco, Cal: 94107-

HERE. MICHAEL J. CAMELIA, (SDSC)

Peter CLARK

lawyer

Telephone 234-8577

BILL COATES

Telephone 459-0165

Telephone 453-2000 Ext 1943

IOM CSEKEY...

1136 E. Guerrero St.

San Fran. Cal.

Telephone 415-282-7740

ROGER CROWBRAGER.

Defenders Inc.

Telephone 488-3026

community of Laison with Families of

Servicemen Detained In North Vietnam

365 West 42nd SE.

N.Y. City, N.Y. 10036

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Coffee Houses

U.F.O. Coffee House (Ft. Jackson)

• 1732 Main St.

columbia, South carolina 29202

Telephone 803-256-9438 .

The Oleo Strut (Ft. Hood)

101 AVENUE "D"

Killeen, Texas • 76541

The Shelter Half (Ft. Lewis)

5437 S. Tacoma Way

Tacoma, Wash. 98409

Telephone 206-GR-5-9875

Ft. Ord

Construction

Wess Paul (Elec. Engineer)

telephone 488-1310

BOD EIseLa (wLectrielan)

Telephone 283-7779 After 6:00

crash pads for G.I.S

cliff and sherry connover

Telephone 295-8979

(Room for people to crash)

/

Chula Vista Star News

(LOWELL BLANKFORT)

Telephone

- 427=3000

concernea Students Union

Riverside

Tave sie deuter

Riverside, Calif.

Churches for activities

Calvary Presbetyrian

Rev. Schwitzgebel

Unitarian

NW. 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 771

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Chollas View Methodist

Ed Hansen

264

"47th and"

Hilltop

• УМСА

GEORGE DILLINGER,

.M. D

Psychiatrist 459-2693

7255 Girora, La Jolla

DONALD DUNCAN

213-783-7669

15461 Del Gado

Sherman Oaks, California •

91403

RON DREX.

233-2806

co. 25

DRAFT RESISTANCE.

DEBBIE BURTON, 232-3671

BARBARA DANE

43 strong Rd.

Brooklynn, N.Y. 11231

212-855-5563

KEN. DUPRE

American Serviceman's Union

I434 Maaloa St. Roöm

Honolulu, Hawaii 96814

REGINA Comn. Of American Deserters

I326 Hamilton St.

Regina, Saskat.

Telephone 527-2787

Defenders

Alex Landon (law student)

telephone 282-2610

Skip Miliron (student at Cal West)

Telephone 469-4920

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 772

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Dick Pence

3003 46th St.

San Diego, Cal

Telephone

282-1871

LENOARD RAMEY

"Law" Student Radical)'

Telephone 244-9202

DON SCHLABACH

Telephone

-...

233-5045

_STANELY WEISHAN

Telephone 465-5919

DAILY AZTEC +

Telephone 286-5000

•JUDY DIGGENNARO

Committee Against fascism

Telephone 488-5403

Entertainment

Soul Music Band

Play at Aloha 11:30 AM

Jesus Carranga Valdez

Calle La B Juarez 1549

Call Telephone 5-75-37

Tijuana, B.C., ask for Louï

S

STEVE KING (SINGER)

YWCA 233-1333

• Lifeline 233-5233

4321 Rioltoi

Ocean

Beach 92110

BARBARA DANE

Band "Of the People" 213-455-2151

CHARLES GALVIN

20800 "E. HilIside DI.

Topanga Canyon, Cal.

90290

-KEN BLOOM

Folk singer guitarist

(blues)

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 773

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QUIN ELLIS.

"D"" Company

C & E Battalion

MCRD

Education

People to Wirte to for literature

New England Free Press

791 Tremont St.

Boston, Mass. 02118

Radical Education Project

Young Socialist Alliance -

• LA

Chicago Area Draft Resistance

Fred 281-8468

MILLIAM R.

ÜCSD BiOLOgY

FRAZER.

Fund Raising.

Tom Dotty 755-7267

1442 Camino Del Mar

Del Mar, Cal. 92014

SYLVIA SHAPIRO

Télephone 583-1626

• PAUL STEIN

Telephone 281-8108

Telephone 295-5632

DON THOMPSON

*Telephone 283-4290

43283 46th Street

San Diego, Cal. 92115

CARL GILMAN

•490T Marboroügh Drive

San Diego, Calif.

92116

Telephone 283-9431

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NANCY GARNER

Telephone 298-6746

G.I. Civil Liberties Def. Comm.

• BoX 355 016 Chelsea

Station.

New York, N.Y. 1011

'Tel. 212-243-4775

:

Student Union.

2214 Grove St.

Berkeley, Cal. 94704

-Green, Machine

P.O. Box 1356*

Vista, Calif. 92083

Telephone 724-1563

MILTON IRA GREEN.

23090 Parklawn

oak Partk Michigan 48237

Area Code 313-541-2147

GROCR

FAWTC

222-6311 EX. 1120 768

Good Times (undgra, newsp.)

DANNY MONDSCHIEN.

c/o Brian Kean

1666 Broadway

San Fran. Cal

94109

House FAfrica

Telephone 239-5729

RON HARRIS

Telephone 225-6836

MARH HARVEY

ACLU

(Lawyer)

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-

JIM HAWLEY

-5.0.5°

843-8209

Hawaii Resistance

mjÖ35 University Avenue

Room 203

Honolulu, Hawaii 96814

Phone 955-1026

.

J. Stuart Innerst

(author and lecturer)

Telephone 459-3174

Independent

18i one 55 Chet Dunnel22.

232-3841

LIM JANUARY.

4066 234d St.

San Francisco, Calif

ALEX JORDAN.

Telephone 437-5917

Room 411

(Tower 781)

KFMB (channel 8) Newsroom

CARL GILMAN

Telephone 232-2114

Telephone 232-2118

KPRI

Telephone 239-1385

Mr. BARNARD - Station Manager

JUDY KATZ 583-4184

JOE KELLY, (home) 282-8819)

WALTER H. KOPPELMAN

3565 Dualson Dr.

Telephone 465-5669

HAROLD KEEN

232-2118

KCBe

Telephone 583-1100

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Oscar Anderson

-10: 00 PM

Telephone 448-4525

JAY KING

Telephone 465-6410

Long Beach Moratorium Comm

JERRY SEEDBURG

Telephone 434-3744

2818 E. Anahiem

Long Beach

90804

London Ita.

Telephone

188-8566

Little Mexico

Telephone

582-0139

From herbert. Lozerow

School of 'Law USD

Telephone

_291-6480

Long Beach - MDM

JOE FRANZONE

2605

E. 15th

Long Beach, Cal

Telephone 438-0092

uberation News Service

160 Clairemont Ave.

New York, N.Y. 10027

Leviathan,

2700 Broadway

N.Y., N.Y. 10025

CLINK...

1029 Vermont Ave. N.W. ROOn

Washington, D.C.

20005

Legal

ACLU

TED BUMMER

223-8556

223-6313 Home

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PETE SAVITS

Telephone 488-2828

Telephone 454-5895 Home

JACK JACOBSON

Telephone 234.2068 (Law Student)

"DAVID RICO

Telephone 222-9914 (law Student)

DAN MARLONE

"Telephone 222-9914 (Law Student)

BOB COWAN

"Telephöne 222-9914 (Law Student)

S. D. STATE ACLU

STEVE BARBER

Telephone 224-7859

G.I. Defense Organization

431 S. Dearborn, Suite 813

Chicago, ILL. 60605

Tel. 312-922-0065-3

G.I. Civil Liberties Def. Comm.

Box 355 O1d Chelsea Station

New York, N.Y. 10011

Phone 212-243-4775

Legal

Peter Clark

Charles

"Crry

Phone 234÷8577

Worker's Defense

112 East ISth St. Rm.

405

New York, N.Y. 1003

JOHN F. MANFREDONIA

G. I.

Telephone 447-4386

MIRAMAR CONTACTS

*PRICE 271-3526

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MAYNARD'S

Mr. Polous

• Telephone 488-9393

DONNA MICKELSON. (SDS)

•373 Green St.

San Francisco

DUNCAN MCCARTY. CARTY..M.D.

Telephone 274-1734

DE WYNAH MALINOVICH,

*Telephone 459-7193

- MELVON MURPHY,

Telephone 583-4641

Military Counseling.

520 E Street Room 5Î2

S.D. 92101

FRANK, RAU,

Office 234-1305 Home 282-2302

-..

New "obilization Comm. To End War

1029 Vermont Ave. N.W.

Wash. D.C. 20005

Alphonso MaCy.

Telephone 258-6618

JIM MAHONOX ...

"Telephone" 295-9873

SUSIE PACKER

"TeTephone 472-2755

Telephone 825-1394, 95

396 N. Kenter Ave.

Los Angeles, cal.

90049

Frank Hagler

TeTephone 213-655-4750

Telephone 213-936-7632

The Movement

°345 Franklin" Street

San Francisco, Cal.

94102

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San Francisco Mime Troupe,

450

Alabama

St.

San Fran 94110° •

Telephone 415-431-198,4

Ministers

ED HANSEN

Chollas View Methodist Church

JIM NESSHIEM

BRUCE NEWBURGER

1726 Lincoln Street

Berkeley (Marxist)

Newsreel - Jonathan Aurthur

1431 W. Washington Biva.

'Venice, California 90291

Office 233-9739

Home 396-1206

PETER 396-1206

NEWSREEL-S.F

541- Courtland DI.

. San Francisco

CoLlege YMCA and YWCA

Telephone 469-4853

DAVE NORTON.

Telephone 459-2763

North Island

Enlisted Men's Club

Telephone 437-7046

In event of a bust

News Media - Helpful

PETER LARNES

Newsweek, Fox Place Suite

1008 San Francisco, Cal 94102

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HAROLD KEEN

Telephone 232-2118

Independent

• Neil GOOD

'Channel 15

"PETER KAY 755-2209

(+3574777961

KCBQ

Oscar Anderson®

Telephone

• 583-1100

KGB

Jed TAYLOR

Telephone 397-2205

'UPI

Telephone 234-7111

A.P.

Telephone 234-7111

LoS Angeles Times

Telephone 281-5354

Telephone 296-0776

Chula Vista Star News

Telephone 487-3002

ALICE BLANKFORT

Telephöne 427-0760

DI. PETER O'REILLI.

5757 College Ave. (Apt YY)

San Diego, California

92120

Telephone 286-7475

O.B. TRILOGY

(Landlord)

I.J. OLSHER

Telephone 232-0829

953 8th Avenue

Telephone 281-6078

San Diego, Cal. 92101

-JERRY POPKIN.

c/o Daily Calif.

Berkeley, Cal.

Telephone 453=2797

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PRINTER

Telephone 213-330-1601

Alfred's Newspaper Printing Co.

"T4921 Proctor "Ave.

City of Industry, cal: 91744

Photographers that want to help

"Ilth Naval Dist.

(P.A.) Telephone 235-3534

People's Defense committeee

"ChrIS KENYON 438-9917

PATRIOT PARTY.

"Telephone 415-569-6370

2812 73Id Are.

oakland, cal.

GEORGE ELGIN

"Telephone" 236-9257

DOUGLAS J. PFEIL

Telephone

• CAMERA DEFENSE - Busts etc.

City college

Publications Office

•JOE CHAPMAN

- PETER TÜCKER

CHUCK HUNTS

RICHARD JOSEPH ANTHONY PETJAK.

a satis on, + 10159 2077

8R1 Bayridge Blva.

Willowick, Ohio 44094

JOCUM RICHARD ROSE

Public Affairs Office

Com Phis Pac

San Diego, Calif

92155

RUZA

469-4887

Ramparts Magazine

495 Beach St.

San Francisco, Cal.

Jack RIPPER

People's Office

1925 Grove St.

Berkeley, cal

NW-G5994~Docld:32989524 Page 782

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Shore Patrol Headquarters

Telephone 239-5158

Stone Front

(Head)

4820 Voltaire

Ocean Beach,

S.D.

Telephone 223-9524

Synthetic Trips

Telephone 282-1445

Peter Savitz

Lawyer

Telephone 488-2828

SYLVIA and ALEX SHAPIRO

6952 Eldridge

Telephone 583-1626

Rev. Richard B. Salwitzezel

Telephone 479-2725

Mrs. Merillee Segade,

- Telephone 286-3723

MARTY SCHNOEPPER

Barracks 239-9760

*TOM-SKI

TeJephöne*271-2597

I. A. Moratorium

Têlephone" 330-4085

3848 Ingraham

Los Angeles, Cal. 90005

Support 0.S.

P:J. BOX 3061*

oakland, cal.

94609

JIM HAWLEY'S 843-8209

ANDY EPSTEIN, 824-1986

SDS at UCSD

BYRONNE KING

• 453-5754

BRUCE COSTON 755-3793 Or 453-2000 X-2049

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SPEAKERS

JOYCE NOWER

• Prof. At State

Racism Class Oppression

•Black Power, Lit.

-Telephone 463-4725

-PRESCOTT NICHOLS..

Prof. at State.

Black Lit.

Telephone 291-1158

BOB RUSSELL.

Teacher at S.D. High

Black History

Telephone 264-7764

и

ALL CRISTA.

Chicano Cultural Revolution

Chicano; Lit. and History

Telephone 281-4838

GUS- SEGADE

Chicano History, Mexican History

Telephone 286-3723

CARLOS. LE. GRETTE

2422 Congress"'st.

San Diego, Cal.

(Grape Boycott Organizer)

Telephone 262-2950

GRACIA DE PICK

Chicano Lit.

(FIERY)

BILL HULSEY (AFT)

Collective Barganing, revolution

Telephone 420-0843

•

BERT HALSEMA

P 8: E Party, old radical

Economy control in U.s, class nature of

society, ecology, imperialism, revolutionary view of

U.S. history

Ecology Action Comm

• .

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Young socialist Alliance

Transportation

• JOHN MEISTER

San Diego

'Has no phone will call periodically

has 9 peple station wagon

DICK LE BRUN,

*Telephone 239-8994

RON TRUJILLO

JANET WOOD.

IUAFESTATRITMNCTAES

DEREK CASSIDY

•MIC

txost: 70047770745159979

DON EITER.

USSE

- See DonaLd DUNCAN

PrOf HERMIT VAUDERBILT

Telephone 465-3706

REV. NEIL VOICHT.

Telephone TUt-8508

USSF (U.S. Servicemen's Fund

430 W. 250th

Riverdale, N.Y. 10471

(212-884-3600)

P.0. BoX 3061

(415-653-5820)

oakland, California ' 94609

USSE

CORNIÀ FALES

Greenwich Village Peace Center

135 West Fourth Street

N.Y., N.Y.

Telephone

533-5120

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Vietnam G.I.

P.О. Box 9273

Chicago, Ill.

60690*

White Whale

Telephone 454-6580

JARY WOODLE

4424-51st

Telephone 287-0269

Dr. STANLEY WEISSMAN

7516 Parkway Dr.

La Mesa 92041

Telephone 465-5919

KINGSLEY WIDMER (AFT)

"Telephone 285-5172-

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Cover Sheet for Informant Report or Mor

FuSe (Rev. 3-13-08)

Date prepared

Date received

Received from, (name or symbol number)

3/20/20

SP1/135=1 ENFRMANTS+ Steven L. Christensen!

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

by mail

orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated**

4/1/70

recording device

Date of Report

3/20/70

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

4/6/70

Authenticated

by Informant .

4/9/28

Brief description of activity of material

3/10/0

Newer t addresses from MDM phone

book obtained by Mn meusberr of

File where original is located if not attached

Mon stee

7/10/20

170-286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

100-14892 (MDM)

470-2864-4

Inder namer

underlined

176-286-14

Block Stamp

SEARCHED

_ INDEXED -

SERIALIZED + FILED -

JUN - $ 1970

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5/29/70

-.

The following names, addresses and other

information were obtained from a book with the inscription

"The BOOK:"

Phone Numbers

Lawyers:

SAVITZ.

PETE (SATRIZ

"ÁCLU

Office phone 488-2828

Home phone 454-5895

San Diego county Bail Fund

(Dr. Nower)

ACLU

San Diego Committee for

Defense Of Const. Rights

ACLU, S.D. State

KEITE HONISON PrES.-

583-10-26

(Might Know lawyer)

MARY HARVEY, ACLU 233-0149

(Immed. Leg. Aid for blocking

sidewalk, etc.)

RODGER CROBARGE

State Office, Defenders Inc.

Telephone 724-1563

KEN CLOAKE

(I.A.)

CHARLES K. HOURHY

"ACLU

Phone 239-8424

BRAD HETTER...

-Telephone 291-6970

TED BUMER

Telephone 223-8556 Office

Telephone 223-6313 Home

ION CATZ

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Organizations which are friendly

YSA

ALAN STANCLIFE

Telephone 296-4029

SMC

SHERRY SLITH

JESS SMITE!

Telephone 583-2762

CMC

BILL COATS.

Telephone 453-2000, Ex. 1943

Telephone 459-0165

HENAC, UCLA Suzie Parcker.

Telephone 825-1354

Urban Coalition League

BIL SAUNDERS

SDS DON DUNCAN

Telephone 783=7669

V.V.A.W.

Telephone 380-3611 (L.A.)

ACLU (State)

Telephone 298-6547

WAIT KENNEDY (RACOP)

KEITH HARRISON, PreS.

-Telephone 583-1026

The Conspiracy

SUS. H. ACHINAY

Area 361224

482471471471471436

SDS

W. C. OPLEMAN

48612510510612

612918

Conspiracy Def. Fund

28 E. Jackson

chicago, Ill.

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Aztec (State)

Pol. Reporter Jim Evans.

Editor

Bob Melton

Open City (Detroit)

4425 2nd Ave.

Detroit, Mich.

JOHN MARIIN co-ordinator

(what's happening in Detroit; good need for

MDM in that area.)

JUDY D. IGGENNARO

48816816510480036

Committee Against Fascism.

Will cal Monday

Rich radicals??

West Coast Councelling

234-1305

Friends

„Dr. and C..Olleen

(aa/lob) (a2b2)

229254849878916

LODGE and SHERY C. ORNOVER

229254849878916

(aa/ob) (a2'2)

J. LIGHTERBLACK

24714816128164800

(2xx).

MICHAEL D. OWNING

bbgethe

BOB S. LUBLE

egiidfi

GARY GAUBLEY

đgaefie

BONNIE ZELL

228264348878616

A2b2

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BRAD HOPHTIZER

1232445493Hapрyrock

Sylmar, Cal.

3661271436510816612

(x xxx) .wants to start paper

JON BALKIND

7149186121236 E 4th LA

Wants asst. lit. on nationwife FP's

DONALD D. UNCHAN

71481636714612

61298

12S104861212 Delg.

LEE ON

4851036487142410

MICHAEL D. OWNER

48488161271491824

(Advertising for film)

BOB STUBLE

2481661261251071412

ditto

insanen

RAM WILLIAM

248161714120071424

MIKE HEUMANN

24816129182471412

ALAN LANE

4871491836480048

PIGS

Detective Division (nark)

LoB. Watson #940 232-6981

Ex 298

Known to have tried to get undercover agents

Big, black, well dressed dude

Earth Child

542 6th (Near Market)

Apt. 24

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JANE B. ROWN

24714816128164800-

Hwy. 36918510 to x

BARB HOWARTH

4871491848714510816

DOUG RECHARD

MIKE H. EUMANN

24816129182471412

poli. Sci. Class

BRUCE COSTON (SDS)

+755-37938

o5 453-2000 *

: 2049

SUSY WEINSTEIN

trineter

Kert Krust

24816363671400918

JOHN HANAKER

24369K2451081600

1245 16th Ave.

MCRD

_ ата інь: 62099130

Violence must result only as a direct result of

aggression in order to prevent false images of riotous

tendencies.

We are not, and will not be, a leftist "minutemen"

organization.

PP 157 C15 #1 1938

Publisicty

Free Presses National

and Good papers and local

HAROLD KEEN

KG; Radio

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SHERWOOD GORDON

KSDO RadiO

UCLA BRIAN "TODD" 825-2020

• 308 Westwood Pky.

90024 c/o Brian

RICK HEIR letters to Editor

Good Times

2377 Bush St.

S. Fran.

234-7111, ext. 350

Friendly Reporter

People's Bread

145.00 balance

'Feb 13 expenses 2.50 gas

1.82 groceries

"«'

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1 Fores boev. 3 Informone Report or Mr

al

Date prepared

ceived

Date 1 17, 3/201

Received from (name or symbol number)

Received by

3/23/20

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

• by mail

Torally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: *

Date

Dictated

4/1/20. 0.

] recording device

/ written by Informant

Date of Report

3/17, 3/20 + 3/23/20

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

116/70

Authenticated

by Informant

4/9/20

Brief description of achivity or material

3/14-20/30

Pas metrick at Ser Aengeablig

Contact with Jerry Turtarlio, Santana

File where original is located if not attached

Fenurtic

170-286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY IN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

1862451 (MM) 154-1745

x70-286A-4

108-165147

Verry Tartaglio)

160-14661 (Frank Yacopec)

157 - 800

(terschler

17/5 Bod Sal 1 - 5

EARCHED - INDEED

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Ac.)

March

1970

i",,

BY JERCHI

•I was at Scripps Institute of oceanography a couple

of days ago on business and toured & considerable part of

the facilities.

I lad occasion to observe a large amount

i pro-Conmunist literature Ind icferences on the bulletin

boards.

In a nurber of classroons I cbserved the slogen

"The only true freedom is tue. Convunism, Communism; Connunism,".

written on the blackboards.

March 20, 1970/- 20/0

BY JEROME

Iám going to be spending Friday evening and

all day saturday at ics angeles,

California.

on the way,

-I intend to stop in senta ma: and contact JIRPY TIRTAGLIC

and make his acquaintance.

7.97:

-=35

won At".

.... i:

its

You Forced dai ties

Narch 23, 1970.

BY JEROLIE

.?r:

I got in touch with JERRY TARTAGLIO 125t

Friday evening it his home at 112! Gluther, Sta Ane, tel, 513/-CLi

He appears to have meny contacts in both the right

and left wing elenents in the Orange County and Los angeles,

"California, area.

In particular,

he has a contact with

a young verish fellow wne belongs to the sos sorewere in

??the Los ingeles area.

This person, wose nome I did not

learia,

sclis weapons nd emplosives

to anyone. who has the

" money to pay for. them. I vas told he has hand gacnades

for sale at about 55.00 niece, mich is haid is

they are selling for

in San Diego.

In Irce cusatities

of 100 or more he vill reduce the price to 52.50 to $3.00.

I learned that FRat VACOPI was at the Jun Diogo County

Recorder's Cifice today and deiemined that Dut

HERSCHLIR owns the building where he published the san

Diego Trec Door.

However,

miRaCula's placa of residence Ecr

tax purposes was shown as 7053 University, La Mesa,

Califcini..

Jerome

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forer stect for Informant Report or Mr

FD)-306 (Kev. 3-13-68)

Date prepared

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

Received by

3/25, 3/26/20

50155-007

INORMANTSA Steven t. Christencen

Method of délivery

(check appropriate blocks) '

in person

by telephone

_ by mail

Dorally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

4/1/70

--to

recording device

Date of Report

Date(3) of activity

3/25 + 3/26/20

written by Informant

Transcribed

4/6/20

Authenticated

by Informant -

4/9/00

Brief description of activity or material

3/24-25/10

Into re Binclay * Frank Yaroper

Ted Wolfe.

File where original is located ifnot attached

178-2861

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

100-14293 (Clag)

470-2864-0

660-

100-14661 (Yacopi)

Very Taraglio) Opinited.

100-

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March 25, I970

-..1? 0.01

I as talling idth BIli Ci last nicht and he is.

highly interested in •JiRIT IRTAGLIO and balieves he rould

be an excollent contact.

Chat intends to be in los

Angeles, C-lifornia, over Easter coliend; Fridar;

Sunday and mondar and he wants me to arrange a meeting

saturder,

with InTCLiC at the wost end of the bridge over Intenstate 5

at Knott's Derry Farm at 9:00 a.m., Saturday norning,

narch 23,

1970.

0454-557247

* NOL

Haron 25, 1970

BY JEROIE

I have learned that fari zaccias at TED

WOLFE's gun shoy lale tanning's langing tree Stay -

shop festerday and

WOLFE showed him a new lild

rifle

which he would sell for 9125. "Ched does not

have the rifle at his store but drove avey in his

canber bicius truct: und obteined the rifle and returned after

229 short tine.

Ee then showed the rifle in TiCC in the back ci

the carper after tich he apparently returned it er the plice

wownere he had.obtaine@.it.

Tea was gerome

F737-4490

-1?

...

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Sovor Sheet for Informant Report or M

FD.306 (Rev. 3-13-68)

Date prepared

Date received!

Received from (name or symbol number)

3/3i/0

TENORMANI

501155÷K

Received by

se stevenh. Christenson

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

by mail

orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: *

Date

Dictated.

4/1/70.10-

I recording device

Date of Report

=/31/20

Date(s) of activity

written by Informani

Transcribed

4/6/20

Authenticated

by Informant

4/9/20

Brief description of activity or material

3/10/10

Nemies t addreates from MOM phone

Book obtained by Mr members at

File where original is located if not attached

MDM afice

3/10/20

170-2864

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY ANASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

100-14892 (MOM)

Index names underlined

170-2864-7

Block Stamp

120 266 7

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3/31/70

The following names, addresses, and other

information were obtained from a small white book bearing

the inscription Phope Book of Civilian Helpers with MDM:

ACLU.

Perry Langford

telephone 223-3863

Telephone 233-5409

RHETTA ALEXANDER

Women 5116)

telephone 262-8422

RICH ADELMAN

Prof. at Grossmont college

Telephone 283-8358

JANE ELLIOTT

*55 Loma Valley

San Diego, Cal. 92106

Telephone 223-9898

JACK BREMNER.

(minis.)

Christ the King Church (Catholic)

32nd and Imperial

Telephone 233-0700

MARIE BRUMUND

"Artist (wants" to help)

1847 Oceanfront

Del Mar, Cal. 92014

Telephone 755-7262

NICK and WANN BOYLAN

-3833 Cösta BelTane

Lemon Grove, Cal. 92045

Telephone 469-4920

JANET BROWN

Telephone "273-1840

Wants to Help

PETER BARNES

-News Media

Newsweek, Fox Plaza Suite 1008

San Francisco, Cal. 94102

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RON BREEN..

AS Pres. San Diego State

Telephone 286-6571

DOZEN'S HOUSE

MIKE DEVORE.

(Electricity)

Telephone 235-9265

BONNIE DONOVAN

609 Fern Glenn

La Jolla, Cal. 92037

DONALD DUNCAN.

15461 Delgado Dr.

se emone 15-766. 91403

TOM DOTY

T442 Camino Del Mar

Del Mar, Cal. 92014

Draft counseling

UGSD stu. Fund raising

Telephone 1-755-7267

BILI COAIS.

"Chaplain UCSD

CMC

Telephone 459-0165

Telephone

453-2000

Ext. 1943

DOROTHY CLEARY

Helpful-lady"

Telephone 454-5637

DEREK CASADY

Telephone

488-9712

MARY LYNN CLEMENT

8180 Vincetta Dr.

La Mesa, 92041

Women's Lib.

Telephone 463-6968

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CRISIS CENTER

FREE CLINIC MWF - 6 - 10

Telephone 239-0325

ANGELA DAVIS

1213-737-6932

DEFENDERS INC.

DREY. RON,

c/o Evan Evans 2915 Rutland

Des Moines, Iowa 50311

GEORGE ELGIN

(Photographer)

i?,

Telephone 286-9257

DON EITER.

Trans. Typewriter

Telephone 233-9453

JARRY FARBER

Non-Violent

F"Action

Author of "Student as Nigger"

Telephone 465-1178

HARVEY FURGATCH

JACKY FRIEDLAND

Days Free

Wants to help

Telephone 283-9100

SYDNEY. GLASS

_FRANK HAGLER

MDM Support comm

650 South Detroit Apt. 207

Los Angeles

Telephone 213-655-4750

Telephone 936-7632

ED HANSEN (Minister)

Chollas View Methodist Church

=..

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BILL HULSEY®

*835 Halecrest, Chula Vista

AFT, radical, P&E Party

-BERI HALSEMA

P.0. Box 104,

Nesten, Cal.

Radical, D & F Party •

Telephone 422-9092

•TOM HYDE

New Adolf Comm, radical

JIM HAWLEY

P.O. Box 3061, Oakland, Cal.

Support our Soldiers in s.r.

Telephone 415-343-8209

- STUART INNERST

(Quaker)

5840 Camino De La Costa

La Jolla, Cal. 92037

Telephone 459-3174

HEENAC

Telephone 213-825-1394, 95

RON. KEY

(construc.)

Telephone 488-6179

STEVE. KING;

(Entertainment)

(Singer)

YWCA

Lifeline

4321 Riolto

Ocean Beach,

S2110

Telephone 233-1333

Telephone 233-5233

...

CHRIS KENYON

Telephone 488-9917

JAY KING

"Telephone

465-6410

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ALEX ALNDON

• Law Studeht)

Defenders

Telephone 282-2610

PHYLLIS LA GRANGE

DICK LE BRUN,

-(Trans.)

(Will help take G.I.s to functions and take

them out when pig gets heavy)

Telephone 239-8994

DONNA MICKELSON

373 Green St.

San Francisco, Cal.

Telephone 415-434-1619

GEORGE MERCER

La Jolla, cal.

DAWN MC CURIO

"3342 Imperial'

Ave. S.D. 9211s

Telephone 264-5835

--.

PAM MANG -

"Fund Raising

..!..!

Telephone 459-7212

EARNEST MASON

(Fund Raising Possibility?)

Telephone 488-7686

SKIP MILLIRON

"(Student" at Cal West.)

Defender

Telephone 469-4920

JACK RIPPER

•People's Office 1925 Grove St.

Berkeley, Cal.

MONTE MAHAN

**3435"

Dörchester DI.

SD

Friends

Telephone 278-6546

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MICHA MAGUIRE

-TO712 Wilshire Blva.

Los Angeles,

Cal

Messages 473-0059

Prisoners Hght.

Telephone 213-474-4300

JIM NESSHIEL.

"Lutheran Campus Center

5863 Hardy Dr 92115

Telephone 583-3972

Telephone 286-1945

New Adult Comm.

Exposure Education

1924 IslandeAVe S.D. 92102

Telephone 238-2119

Prescott Nichols

1787"Neälë "St.}

San Diego

Rad. Prof. at State (Black Literature)

Telephone 291-1158

LEON NOWER

Prof:

at State - Radical

Telephone 463-4725

_ WALT PARKMAN

Telephone 448-5093

DICK PENCE.,

Defender

-- .

3003 46th Street

San Diego, Cal:

Telephone

282-1871

STAN PINCETI_

Telephone 281-9910

WES PAUL

Flec Engineer

Telephone 488-1310

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DOUGLAS J. PEEIL

"Photographer

Telephone 748-1165

~SUSIE PACKER

396 N. Kenter Ave.

LA., Cal. 90049

Telephone 478-8929

Telephone 472-2755

Telephone 825-1394

Telephone 825-1395

GRACIA DE PICK

Articulate on Chicano Lit..

PATTI PARMELLEE

Massachusetts*

Telephone 213-938-9347

TERRX PETERSON

280 K St.

Chula Vista, Cal.

Telephone 427-7248

JOAN ROTTER.

1151 14th St.

Imperial Beach

92032

Telephone 424-7470

NANCY ROTTKE

"6750 Beadneil Way Apt. 49

San Diego 92117

Telephone 277-1393

LEONARD RAMEY

Law Student Rädical

Defender

Telephone 244-9202

ROGER RUFFIN

Judge

- get O.R.s from

telephone 459-6374

•".

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SYLVIA SHAPIRO

Fund-raising

Telephone 583-1626 •

PAUL, STEIN,

Fund-raising

Telephone 281-8108

Telephone 295-5632

MARIBETH SPEARMAN

-4273 Highland "Ave.

Apt #2

San Diego, cal.

Telephone 281-0323

92115

FLORENCE STEVENS

Women's

International League for

Telephone 755-4283

DON SCHLABACH

"Defender'

Telephone 233-5045

ASAN STANCIFE.

Telephone 296-4029

support our soldiers

*373" Green St.

San Francisco, Cal.,

..:'::.

RON SNOWDEN

(plumber)

Telephone 233-7936

Students for a Democratic Society

' 1608 N. Madison

Chicago, Ill 60612

* RON-TRUJILLO

2674 Island Ave.

San Diego, cal.

Telephone

233-3218

92102

LINDA TYLER

6238 Stanley Ave.

San Diego, Cal. 92115

Telephone

• 286-9651

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DON THOMP SON

Fund raising)

4328 46th Street

San Diego, Cal. 92115

Telephone

283-4290

JOHN WELDON

TeTephone 488-9468

WESLEY Foundation

5225 Campinile, S.D.

Radical Center at State

Telephone 582-0772

STANLEY WEISMAN

Prof Defense

....

Telephone 465-5919

GLEN WORSTELL

*12340 Oak Knoll Ra.

Poway, cal

92064

Stud.

at State

Telephone 748-2714

NANCY and PETER WEILER

1431 Inspiration Dr.

La Jolla, 92037

Telephone 459-7632

_JIM WALDECK (typewriter) (Learner by GRANT).

Telephone 286-3836

RON WARREN

JUDI SHAYNE™

"Liberation Union MDM Support

13107 Margate

Van Nuys, Cal. 91401

Telephone 783-3861

MILT ZAZIOW.

3824

Evans St., Los Angeles 90027

C.P. In Los Angeles

Telephone 213-662-7269

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High School Students

JOAN ROTTER

1151 14th Street,

Imperial Beach,

92032

Telephone 424-7470

REBECCA

BURNETT

•3232 Elliott

Sạn Diego,

92106

Telephone

222-3330

NANCY ROTTKE

-750 Beadnell way Apt.

49

San Diego, Cal. 92117

IRV. ALPERT

Telephone 287-0264

WAIT PARKMAN

-TI675 Oak Creek Dr.

Lakeside, California 92040

Telephone 448-5093

LISA KATZ

5640 Dörothy Way

San Diego, Cal.

Telephone 583-4184

92115

JIM GRIPP

- 4441 Carmén DI.

La Mesa, Cal.

92041

Telephone 442-3532

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dover aneer or intormant Report or mo

TROt (Rev. 3-13-48)

..

Date prepared

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

2/5/20

501155-57 INFORMANT

sa Steven L Christensen

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

by mail

orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

2/13/10

_to

recording device

Date of Report

215/70

Date(s) of activity

_ written by Informant

Transcribed

2/16/20

Authenticated

by Informant -

7/12/20

Brief description of activity or material

2/5/10

Actintier of Frauk Yacopec, Paul

Ruplinger + Peter Ruplinger

File where prizigal is lorates irgrt attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

108-14661 (Yacopec)

770-2864517

100-14301 (Replinger)

100-141354 (Petel Ruplinger)

100-14911 (Peopler Comonune

17 Biock She +11 - 8

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то-1

REPORT OF JEROME

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 a

plastic bag, and born paper on the outside. He railed

• this package from the Del lar 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 RUPLINGER this morning

who said he would like to get some kind of harassment

• going again against Professor MARCUSE at UCSD. RUPLINGEF

also said that his son PETER RUPLINGER has a close

personal friend who he knows has been informing on both

Left and right wingers for the FBI, for about a

year. RULINGER said he intends to make this person's

name

known to a number of people

so as to destroy his

activities as an informant.

Jerome

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Lovér Sheet for Informant Report os N

FD-796 (Rev. 3-13-68)

al

Date prepared

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number fp Milegoped by

3/6/70

1155-

R

5A Steven 2. Chusstenren

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks) '

in person

• by telephone

[ by mail

orally

written by Informan:

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: +

Date

Dictated

_ to

recording device

Date of Report

3/6/70

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

SNC Blanning michig

3/5/20

3/5/20

File where original is located if not attached

170-2864

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

100-14922 (CMC)

170-2864-0

Hots: Freitjif Thugeson

100150630

100-14862 (Coats)

100-14495 (Standlif)

100-13697 (shapiro)

100-14527 (Senter)

100-14075

(Bergman)

100-14376

(St. Journal)

100-14892 (MDM)

100-13375 (William Milson)

Block Stamp

170-2864-9

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MARCH 6, 1970

BY JEROME

I attended the Chic planning meeting in Balboa

Park last night.

I'got there at about 7:10

• but the meeting did noù get going til 7:35.

There were approximately 50 to 60 people present.

•The meeting was chaired by the Reverend BILL COATS.

•I saw FREITJOF THY GISON "there, however, he left early,

in disgust.

1 also recognized ALAN STANCLIFF, SYLVIA

was a young white individual in his early 20s with long

he said he was a representative of the san Diego

Street Jounal.

Two other persons who spoke at the meeting

claimed to be representatives of MDM. One was a clean

cut white male with a military look, medium build, about

5'9" tall.

He has light colored hais and wearing

a Mao-

5ientung sigle quilted capon

The other vas also about

tall, medium build, long blond hair who wore gold

rimmed glasses; a red jacket and camouflage pants.

It was decided there would be city wide peace

activity. during the week of April 13 to 18, 1970. However,

there was a lot of arguments and backbiting as to whether

the

actual peace march should take place on April 15 or

April 18, 1970.

It was agreed the march should

probably

start at noon and that it would be a flop if less than

8.000 people showed up.

The MDM representative with the Mao tse-tung

cap was screaming that people from the military and people

with jobs could not come of the rally was held on the 15th,

a Wednesday, and finally the NDM and Street Journal prople

walked out of the meeting.

After they left, there was

some discussion about a possible compromise where the rally

would be held on wednesday evening and servicemen woul

be bussed

to it.

Before they left, the people firm the Street

Journal announced that they had moved into new offices

but were evicted the same day after the police department

talked to their new lardlord.

They said that they had an

offset place which they would use to make posters for.

the April demonstration.

ferosie.

BaraMan

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(Lowell Bergman)

"ILOYn" from the Street Journal predicted

there would be a breakup in san Diego in

n the near

Euture due to police department harassment.

During the meeting, it was announced that there

would be efforts made to organize a

city wide student

strike at high schools on April 15, 1970.

It was also announced that MDM would have a

mock trial of the military on April 1, 1970, which will be

composed of active duty GIs and with MARK LANE as prosecutor.

It was eventually decided that the April demon-

stration would again consist of a march from downtown San

Diego to a rally in Balboa Park.

People were asked to volunteer to work on the

various planning committee.

One interesting thing that occurred was a

speech by a man from the audience who claimed that

the November 15, 1969, demonstration in San Diego

was nothing more than a disorganized mob.

He said

the planning lor the peace demonstration was all wrong

and that the demonstration should be held on a weekend

workers could join in. He said the people at the meeting

should due as had been done where, he said, groups of

30,000 to 40,000 workers had been organized to march down

the streets chanting.

This individual seemed to be well known, was a

white male, about 60 years old, gray hair, 5'7"

•and

stocky built. He had a flat, round face and spoke with

a heavy European accent.

There were no colored people at the meeting.

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174365 (Rev. 3-13-68)

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by telephone

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Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

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Brief description of activity or material

Info re" Frank Yacopec,

MIDM + SMC

3/9×10/70

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170-2867

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

f00-157-1522 (Frauk Yacopec)

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MARCH 9, 1970

BY JERONE

I have 'learned that FRANK YACOPEC Is getting

back together with his family and is planning to move

into a rental house on Graves Street in El Cajon. He

1s supposed to be getting a full time employment and may

•settle down a little bit. .

MARCH 11, 1970

BY JERCHE

I stopped by the MiM Office at 429 J Street

last night at about 6;45. PM. The place was in mass

confusion as there was a

camera and some CBS TV Channel

2 people.

'I learned that they were filming coverage

• of MDM for a nation wide broadcast to be aired on CBS in

the near future.

I also learned that SMC may be planning some

kind of anti-draft activity for

the middle of this month.

peroine

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3/18/20

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Demonstration at SDiC

3/12/20

3/12-17/20

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120-2864

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JEROME

man,

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

The demonstration was touched off at about noon

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

loan.

The students are protesting administrative action

taken by the school against four professors there.

Food 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.

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 RHETTA ALEXANDER for one, were

seen communicating with walkie-talkies. Other persons

observed taking part in the demonstration wee RON BREEN,

STEVE NYSTROM,

BERNIE SENTER, ALAN STANCLIFE, 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 o campus.

LEON NOWER was observed there holding hands

with a young girl. BERNARD STREIEF, the french student

who claims to have participated in the french student

revolt, was also there.

Jerome

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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 course

. of action to be taken regarding hiring and firing of

faculty members.

perome

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4/14/70

Jerry hee Busch

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170-2868

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APRIL 15, 1970

BY JEROME

I met an interesting individual at BILL CLAY'S

house last night.

He is called

"The Judge"

and his

first name is JurrY.

He i's about 5'10"

to 5'11" tall,

230 pounds, has heavy built, ruddy complexion and is

35-45 years

he has black nair which is receding,

a pug nose, round face

and heavy jowels.

He carries

a brown and .32 automatic pistol and is apparently

an excellent shot.

at san Diego as an informant. He claimed he was a paid

assassin for the CIA. He seemed to be highly intelligent

and I was told he was 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 latch TROY HOUGHTON

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

in LosAngeles.

He said he was never a close acquaintance

of HOUGHTON but he had followed HOUGHIOl! a lot and

came to the personal conclusion HOUGHTON was a Communist.

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 and had HOUGHTON eliminated.

this is so, CLAY said he was thinking about contacting

DE PUGH and humbly apologize for a 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 Leftists

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 Congressren, Senators, and Presi-

dents such as TRUMAN, EISENHOER, and KENNEDI.

CLAY said he wants some local Right Wing neonle

to viSit KOMINSkY and somehow get his signature.

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5/1/70

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Into ré Monis Kenniucky

5/1/70

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170-2861

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

100-14376 (St. Journa /)

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100-1

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MAY 1, 1970

BY JEROME

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

KOMINSKY.

KOMINSKY is an order man, 00-70 years of age,

about 5'9" tall, curly black hair which has a lot of gray

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

posture, as 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 the street Journal

and claimed

that it took 5 Street Journal staff 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

be an expose on fascism in the United States, will

be 800 pages long and the

second volume will be 1300 pages

Ing.

He seemed to be pleased to talk about his work and

as we reported ourselves to be fans of the Street Journal,

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

in the

San Diego FBI Office.

KOMINSKY

said he formerly had high placed 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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cover Sheet jor informunt neportor mr

FD- 3XiTRev. 3-13-68)

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5/3/00

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5/3/20

Aliatia at Bin Clay e

Bany Gadfrey

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170-2864

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES VERE NOT DISCUSSED.

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MAY 3,-1970

BY

JEROME

BILL CLAY

Tonight, I learned that Faires

and BARALY GODFREY

were on the UCeD campus and

put up some phoney leaflets about Demonstrator's,

Incorporated (a copy on thic is attached), ana

• sóme red dye was supposedly dumped on the lountain

on Revelle College.

Jerome

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Rally at MCSD attended

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* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

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MAY 7, 1970

BY JEROME

I have learned, that BILL CLAY, BARRY GODFREY

FRANK YAKOPEC, and BONNIE NORMAN went to a rally in UCSD

last night.. Some Peace and Ireedom Party petitions

were. being circulated, (attached).

I learned there was

an individual there

whoris an Assistant 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 lei

at midnight, all of whom were very drunk.

Jerome!

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TITUTION

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5/11/20

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→ by mail

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5/8/20

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5/8/00

Lafone: Demonstratious.

May, 1970

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* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

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170-256-4-16

May, 1770)

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100-14922 (CMC)

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ON MAY 8, 1970,

BY TEROME

Today, I went to a meeting at the Greek

Bowl at State Collese 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 STANCHIT, FRELIJOE, THYGESON, GARY GULLEY, JACKQUELYNE

TUMBURG, and a

reverend Irom the wesleyan Foundation.

There was a big hassle about the choice of the

march route; the che wanted to march from 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 SMC. ALAN STANCLIFF

was selected as monitor captain.

Afterwards, I went with BILL CLAY to Grossmont

College where another anti-war rally was taking place and

picked up some leaflets, which are attached.

We noted that they were passing out free food.

BIll CLAY went and got some syringes and FRANK YACOPEC

bought some pickles which were 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 i11.

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

room to cause a little extra excitement. After this,

we

drove by the People's Commune and saw three male individuals

wearing Army

helmets.

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*D-306 (Rey. 3-13-08)

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Demonstrations, 5/70

5/9/20

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100-15761 (Marcuse)

100-13375

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158-157-787 (Warren Nielsen)

Thygeson; Peter

Cartwright; or

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5/9/70

by Jerome

Today, approximately 5,000 people, mostly long

hairs and hippies participated in an anti-war march and

demonstration in San Diego.

They marched from the downtown

area to Balboa Park where a rally was held. It was noted

that MDM marched as a separate unit in the demonstration

and was trying to cause trouble.

rabble rouse.

CLAY had mobilized between 100 and 200

right wing individuals and there appeared to be a lot of

right wing agitation. There also appeared to be about the

same number of Marines out waiting for a fight and several

were seen in front of the Federal Building holding coke

bottles and waiting for the hippies. to come along.

I was

told that the demonstration march was stopped

at the 5th Avenue Bridge over Interstate Highway 5 and that

BILL CLAY and his friends were the ones who stopped it.

BILL CLAY got into a discussion with FREITJOF

THYGESON, who appeared to be very disgusted with the repetitive

nature of the demonstration and the location of the march.

Persons observed present at the demonstration

included HERBERT MARCUSE, BILL MILSON, WARREN NIELSEN,

PETER CARTWRIGHT, BILL COATS and ALAN STANCLIFF.

SYLVIA SHAPIRO was the Master of Ceremonies and

STUART INNERST was the main speaker. JAN DIEPERSLOOT and

RON BREEN also spoke. Dr. GEORGE ABBOTT was also there and

had organized an emergency medical corps using walkie-talkies

and with ambulances available.

Sergeant BILL COOK of the La Mesa Police Department,

and the Captain of the Security Guards at Convair (NFI)

were there and were taking good photographs of the demonstration.

It was learned that BILL CLAY "liberated" two rolls

frene

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exposed film from, someone participating in the demonstration.

It was noticed that apples and oranges were being

passed out and afterwards the Minutemen made plans to load

up some oranges with anti-freeze and donate them to the

upcoming MDM rally at Oceanside.

ferome.

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¡formation regarding

Arons Locker

5/22/70

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-2867

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE.OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

1005724/51 (MM)

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John Bush)

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MAY 22, 1970

BY JEROME

There is a new gun show in fl Cajon named

• the Arms Locker.

It. 'is locate? near the intersection

Roth CLAY. and some of

• the other Minutemen (iM) have been watching the place

.and say that a numbér of the leading Left wing militants

from the State College and other places around

town

freauent this-gun shop.

was also told that JOHN

BUSH is a good friend of the owner of the Arms Locker.

BUsh Is known to be selling guns, ammunitions and other

items to Leftis and colored militants and was a leading

figure in a recent student demonstration at Grossmont

College, although he is not a student there.

The Arms Locker is specializing in products of

the Liberty Arms Company which are mostly small automatic

pistols which

sell for less than $50.

feronize

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Cover Sheet for Informant Report or Mo*

FD 80f Ixev. 3-13-68)

Date prepared

Date received

5/27/70

Receive foRMiNg number)

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

in person

'E by telephone

by mail

Sofally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Received by

ESt steven 4. Christense,

Dictated

_to

] recording device

Date of Report

5/27/70

Date(s) of activity

written by informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

5/23/20

Conversation with Bill

ay - new tele shone inter.

File where original is located if not attached

mation center áf UCSI

120-2867

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

DA RESOLVATERARY AN ANARE ER NOT BECUER A MENIO AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

100-14293 (Clay)

Inder:

Imenican, Resistance

120-2867-197

Movement i lEDNA

100-17015 (Noughton)

T0170-2864

00-14819 (Bery Danish)

00-1429 Jan

100-

(George Hoover)- O peu Leade

100-157-1473 (Frank Yacopec,

100-1574477

Verr

Busch

100-14594- (refer Rublinger)

Block Stamp

D-252:119

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SERIALIZED

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/MAY 27; 1970

BY JEROME

I was talking to BILL CLAY last Saturday.

He seemed agitated and said he had needed to use a

he said however, he wanted his name

and that he wanted this done to attract Federal

attention in order to protect

someone 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 of 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 MM

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

CLAY also talked about sitting 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 HOOVER 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 .380 or .32 automatic pistol, CLAY

usuaLly has a .Le automatic pisto., tRain lacorec always

nas a •32 MAB,

"The Judge" (JERRY BUSH) usually has a

•380 automatic pistol, and PETER RUPLINGER carries a

• 22 MAD.

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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FL

ir Sheet for Informont Report or Mr

10G (Rev. 3-13-68)

)

Date prepared

Date received

6/3/70

Received from (name or symbol RMAN Received by

SDISS-P

$A Steven L, Christense:

Method

of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

by mail

orally

written by Informant

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: *

Dictated

to

7 recording device

Date of Report

6/3/70

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

6/3/20

Activities of Bill Clay, Bary

Sodfrey + Gearge Hoover.

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-2867

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

100-1429.3 (Clay)

770-2864-200

180-1181976 res

100-

(George Haouer)

100-1571938 Alden Edward Willis)

180: -157-1570 (Frank Yacopec)

Block Stamp

17E-354-A-20

SERIALIZEN

JUN 2 4 1370

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6/3/70

Jerome

It has been learned that BARRY GODFREY and FRANK

YACOPEC

are going to see

BILL CLAY this morning at about

11:00 a.m. to listen to a right wing speaker at UCSD.

This Friday GODFREY is supposed to help CLAY

move to his new apartment in Pacific Beach.

The photograph of ALDEN EDWARD WILLIS is not

familiar, but the one of GEORGE HOOVER iS. HOOVER previously

had a goatee beard, but has now shaved it off. In person

he looks much meaner and heavier than he appears in the

photograph. He always has the same wide-eyed expression on

his face.

It has been learned that BARRY GODFREY has been

picked by the San Diego Fire Department to go to a school on

bombs and explosives and he will probably be on the new

fire department bomb disposal squad.

made notatost no no sens nant

Jerome

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Cover Shoot fon Informant Report or Mo

FD-30i (Rev. 3-13-48)

Date prepared

Date received

Received from (name or symbol nupbaifORM A Nieceived by

6/8/10

150 1155-1

5A Stevent, Christensen

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks) *

in person

by telephone

] by mail

orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

7 recording device

Date of Report

6/8/70

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

Dictated

_ to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

6/5/20

Clay moved to newapt. - comer -

sation w/George Hores.

File where original is located if not attached

170-2861

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

100-12293 (BiuC/ay)

Index: verry Tantaglia.

170-2864-76

Peter Cartwricht DOrar

100-14819 (Godtree)

County Truel Press

100-

(George Hoover)

100-14297 (Davis

+00-157-1934 (Alden Edward Willis)

Paper fiel

10055157-1875 (Frank Yacopec)

110174-1567

0057276

97-1794

(MM)

Block Stamp

170-2814.21

SEARCHED

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6/8/70

Jerome

It has been learned that with the help of BARRY

GODFREY, BiLL CAY moved last Friday, June 5 is supposed

apartment at 4113 Ingraham, San Diego. This

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.

040 It was also learned that GEORGE HOOVER waS at BILL

CALY's few apartment Friday evening and was in a talkative

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

same place as SAM DAVIS. HOOVER said DAVIS was recently

in Texas on vacation and coming back his automobile broke

down at Gila Bend, Arizona, and HOOVERbad 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 anc

asked CLAY to call "WILLIE" at the ranch and ask him to feec

the horse.

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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 JOHN MURRAY.

It was also 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 ot 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 from JERRY TARTAGLIO through FRANK YACOPEC.

gerome

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Date prepared

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

Vor Beggived by

6/12/20

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

II55-R)

sesaend. Christense

in person

by telephone

•If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

] by mail

Torally

recording device

written by Informan:

Dictated

to

Date of Report

6/12/20

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

/sto

no Bice Clay

6/13/20

File where original is located ifnot attached

• 170-2864

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

150-14293XC/as

170-2864-77

..

170-2564-22

Block Stamp

SEARCHED

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6/12/70

JEROME

I have learned that BILL CLAY has been approached

by a group of leftist students at University of California

,at San Diego who are allegedly fed up with the left wing

. tactics which have been-used at University of California

at San Diego and are supposed to want to form an alliance

with right wing groups and individuals to deal with the

Government. BILL CLAY seems to be enthusastic about such

an alliance as he feels there is a considerabl amount of

agreement between right and left wing groups as to the

goals they would like to achieve and their general disillu-

sionment with the Government and the established order.

CIAY is giving the matter careful thought and may recon-

tact this group of students at a future time.

- "-

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Cover Sheet for Informant Report or M.

FD-300 (Rev. 3-13-68)

"al

Date prepared

Date received

eceived from (name or symbol numbe

6/19/20

Method, of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

7 in person

_ by telephone

_J by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: +

Date

orally

Dictated

to

ven L. Christense

] recording device

Date of Report

6o/1a/20

Date(s) of activity

written by Informari

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity, or material

Yippie lination of he folle

6/19/20

File where original is located ifnot attached.

190-2864

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

180-0-14365

(rippie Invasion of ka volla)

14365

170-2868-7

Block Stamp

170-2564-23

SERIALIZED....

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6/19/70

JEROME

An acquaintance, ARTHUR HANSEN, told me today

• there is a house at 711 Fern Glen, La Jolla, about two

houses from HANSEN's home which is occupied by "three

weirdo men" who live, there together.

They have many

stop signs, apparently stolen from intersections around

town which

they have nailed to the fence in their back

yard.

HANSEN said he recently observed one of these men

in the back yard at 711 Fern Glen wearing a housecoat and

ared wig.

HANSEN also told me that the night before the

"pig invasion" of la Jolla, his sleep was disturbed by

loua noises at approximately 3:00 a.m. and looking out

his bedroom

window he saw many cars arriving in front of

the house at 711 Fern Glen to the point that the street

was filled up with cars. He said each car carried two

to five male individuals and he estimated a total of 50

to 60 people entered the house at 711 Fern Glen. HANSEN

said he watched this

incident until approximately 5:00 a.m.

when he went back to bed and as yet none of the individuals

had left the house. He said, however, when he awoke the

next day the cars appeared to be gone. HANSEN thought

this incident might have had some connection with the yippie

Invasion of la Jolla the following day.

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Cover Shect for Informont Report or Mr,

IE-216 (Bev. 3-13-68)

Date prepared

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number

1/13/20

1/2/20

Tron rane or symbol foR sa steven L. Chivister

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

1155-R1

in person

by telephone

_J by mail

orally

written by Informant

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Dictated

to

7 recording device

Date of Report

7/2/70

Date(s) of activity

7/2/70

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Letters regarding "Weatherman"

add in "Free Doon."

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-2864

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

100÷13474 (5DS)

170-2864-717

Index: Town Lineten

Maurice F. Cleary, vr:,

700-+2461 (MM)

Robent Sullival

157-1795

170 Block Stah A. 24

consta

SEARCHED-. INDEXED.

SERIALIZED. _ FILED

JUL : = 1970

FBI-SAN DIEGO

Cattie. le

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7/2/70

JEROME

Attached are three letters and envelopes which

recently came to my attention. These letters are allegedly

responses to an ad that appeared in the free Door To

Liberation for anyone Interested in forming a local

Weatherman group. These letters were supposedly obtained

from the free Door by the Minutemen and will have to be

returned.

ferome.

....M

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J'ie

been an SDS

organgin

Waikng tin state andl che

intered in firiling a neael

Sos chapter itere. of you guys

die a bunch: dagmatie tererests

Quit bothic to wite back

What Calleys dve you feon?

uitat are iyer politienl?

gili?

Mo-

reaolitimairy chips.

strat fighting". Chily whem iit

rzcessany- Why de -guie?

adiratira fes it ??

Do yiti!

Rerely

ri taleti liag

Ilu Citint

Wttizitie

? Tete il thid iy

byoze are

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trier:

gerome

C D.

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San Dengo, 92.

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 848

SC.H.

1970

¿N CANiC-UNITÃO STATES

-GDS

Free-Down Box 504

{389 Amperial Arre.

92114

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## Page 849

1 can your.

artich in tie fRed Door.

and I am entitient

Hein-guiser obedi

mope in tor.mation..

Please, send it. to

3959 Texat : Jan Disto, Calit

any information

you sar its me will be predly epicant.

Thank Her

Maurice FCleury J

GIEGO

PM

^ jAN

FRee Dory

1970

Bex say

Say Daage, Calif

FRANKLIN DOSSES!

NATIONAL

CHILDREN'S

DENTAL HEALTH

it,

C2114

Jerome

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intem is made concern,

I just come clarin to Sit tric

apter being sand 17 Petter Sets

Hashite for Omen tas on feeler.

frim the establishment.

Serial. liter you to send me

sende information on SDS.

Here's my address:

Klank & sullin

and. 21

7930 El Cayin Blad.

Les Mere, Citlig, 92041

OTEGO, C

AM

IC JAN

11570

4.3 A.

DUS

AFTEF 5 DAYS RETURN TO

Robert buttern

2930 EL Cartenield

Se Me, Cly 92044-

Weathermen-SDS

Tree toor

P0. B3if 504

Seen Wigs, Califo

Jerome

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Cover Sheet for Informant Report or Mo

119 3 (Rev. 3-13-68)

:

Date prepared

1/13/20

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

7/8/20

ISD/ISS -R

INFORMANT, Received by

5A Steven

of delivery

(check appropriate blocks

rend. Christensen

in person

by telephone

_ by mail

Dorally

written by Informant

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by gent: =

Date

Dictated

_to

recording device

Date of Report

1/8/20

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

7/6/20

Dan's

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

SATAY A ARE VERONG

100-

100-286d-Kery

Geyer)

100-14297 (Davis)

Block Stamp

176° - 246=1-25

SEARCHED -

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REPORT BY JERONE

On July 3, 1970

I was at JERRY CEYER's house on the evening

he was g-ven some gun

•Of July 6, 19TO, Guysa"Doc" who as an ex-serviceman

•paris by a person named

and a friend of LYLE MANNING.

GEVER said according to

DOC, these parts belonged to SAM DAVIS and SAli was

suppose to get in touch with him lates about the parts.

The parts are for a Wold War II German automatic

assault rifle and are illegal to own.

GEYER said

following this a person who gave his name as SAli

WILLIAMS called on the telephone and asked about some

soner gun parus.

Gayan recognized the voice, howeves

as being that of San DAVIS and GUYER is now suspicious

• DÍ DAVIS because he does not know what he is up to.

He said DAVIS was looking around for 50 iI-2 Trip Levers.

It has been rumored DAVIS is paying high.

prices for guns and gun parts but is selling low to

TOM FORREST.

FORREST is the biggest gun dealer in town.

Jerome

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Cover Sheet for Informant Report or Mo

Plaids (Rev. 3-1368)

Date received

8/77/2

Method o

f'delivery

(cheappropriate blocks) ma

in person

• by telephone

_ by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: +

Date

orally

Dictated

to

Date prepared

8/13/0

Sx SParenh. Christend

recording device

written by Informant

Date of Report

10/70

Datels) of activi

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

8/0/20

File where original is located if not attached

178-2861

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

100-1527%

170-2864 - 5

800-157 1921 (Frank Yacopec)

sincerit a a radion rise toutn-t crisis

Block Stamp

1 715-2551-26

SEARCHED I

SERTALIZED.... , F!!:-

AUS1 4 1970"

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REPORT BY JEROME

On August 7, 1970.

Yesterday, August 6, 19T0, I went to watch

he hind an ty ntiste and many none melis

and hippie type people were at the gate and parking lot

all day long

but there weze never enough those at one

time to make

a big crowd and nost left after milling

around fos a while. It appeared that they just did not

have enough money to get in..

FRANK YACOPEC, JERRY TARTAGLIO and others got

in using Press Caras from Ene Ananeim Bulletin. Also unere

was EUGDIE BROWN from the Orange County True Press, STEVE

FRANKS from VIVA and many other rignü wingers 12ou

Orange county area. The group took several hundred photo-

gra' is and shot two rolls i movie films.

The only serious incident occurred at about

6:30 poM., when 300 or 400 yippies got together and started

marching Iron place to place in Disneyland. There were

several scuffles with the police who were called in at

about 7:00 pin., and one girl was yelling "Kill the Pig,

Kill the Pig.

The yippies made an attempt to tear down the

flag in the fort but JARRY TARTAGLIO and "CHUCK" stood

against the flag pole ana stopped them.

about 45 years old with long hair and beads.

He got into

a scuffle with the police and a cop grabbed him by the

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 right 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 si

money is a lot of yippies

to get in.

Gerome

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After the yippies were thrown

was some cock throwing at the sate and an etempted

, march on the Disneyland Hotel which the police broke

up. It was later announced that people with long hair

would no longer be allowed admittance into Disneyland.

Jerome

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Caxer Shast for Informant Report or Mr

F1-306 (Rev. 3-13-68)

Date prepared

8/13/20

Received by

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

8/10/70

01155-

iNfORmANT

(check appropriate blocks)

_ in person

7 by telephone

_ by mail

Gorally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Dictated

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into re Peterhaplinger, Lean Newer

recording device

Date of Report

8/10/70

Date(s) of activits

I written by Informant

8/9/20

File where original is located ifnot attached

120-2864

+ TO DIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONE ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

100 - 11:351. (Peter Ruplinger)

120-2866-27

True Press; Volterene

757-594 (Niver)

Lloyd Pullen, 'STAFR

100-146541 (American Volunteer Gmyp)

Glen

Lack son; torry

002 157-152 (Frank Yacopc)

100-14293

(BuCky)

100-14819 (Band Godfrey)

100-13674 Cien tided

To Peter Ruplingers

Fredt Akers

106-15133 fire lat: gues

Block Stamp

1202561-27

SERIALIZED

AJa 1 4. 1970

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REPORT BY JEROME

On August 10, 1970

wouLdIdeNTify ANOtheR INPOMMANT

I was talking

• to PETER RUPLINGER yesterday.

an informer.

According to PETER,

WESTWOOD lives on Seventh Avenue near Balboa Park.

He said that WESTwOOD told hin that he heard strange

no at he don protoco

a couple si nights ago,

and went to the front door to see what was going on.

drunk,

fooling

around with WESTWOOD's automobile.

WESTWOOD asked NOWER what he was doing and what he

wanted and NOWER said he was looking for a girl and

asked if she lived in any of the houses nearby.

No

one knew why NOWER was actually there.

There is much antigonism between the sight

wing group in san Diege anatos angeles.

The Orange

County Irve Press has Sea-wa

oi the los

Angeles Grous are trying to dis-credit FRANK YACOPEC,

who was working on the paper and have made JERRY

TARTAGLIO mad at him.

It looks like JOHN ZaMANEC of

AVG and LLOYD PULLEN Of STARE are trying to move in on

the

Those two aya GLEN

JACKSON of the National. Patrotic Party and LAWRENCE

NORION connected with the Minute-men and AVG were at

a meeting with JERRY TARTAGLIO at two o'clock in the

morning last week and apparently want to stop all righi

wing activity in San Diego.

I was told that EUGENE BROWN, editor of the

Orange County True Press and TARTAGLIO have been trying

to get FRANK YACOPIC anU BARRY GODFREY'S address in

San Diego.

VIVA is a front group for ED BUlLIR who puts

out the orange County Irue Press.

Attached arecopies

of the June ana July 1970 Issues

of the paper.

I was talking to BILI CLAY this morning

about the situation and he suggested ürying to push the

San Diego Minute-inen organization in Orange County. He

was talking about

setting up a mail drop in Yuna

Phoenix, Arizona.

jerome

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as PATER RUPLINGER is presently

'living with Professor FrED AKERS at 5137 Rincon

Street, San Diego, California. He has made contact

with an organization, of sight wing professons at

San Diego State College uno have gotten together

to try and do something about the situation on college

campuses. He thinks there may be a similar group

at the University of California at San Diego.

ferome

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FD-30 (Rev. 3-13-68)

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

8/17/70

1155--R) INFORMANT

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

I in person

by telephone

_ by mail

orally

If orally 'fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Dictated

_ to

Date prepared,

- 8/24/20

54 Steven L. Churtense

recording device

Date of Report

8/17/20

Date(s) of activity

written by Informani

8/16/20

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

3nef description of activity or materia

Into re Street-forunal Benefit 8/16p0

Glenn More possible Sonce et

File where original is located if not attached

SASC

170-2864

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED

100-14376 (57-Jouruael)

Index: Glenni

Moore.

1170-2864-795

+80-157-1526 Frank Yacopec)

100-14819 Ban

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would Intentity

PossIbLe SourCe

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REPORT BY JEROME

On August 17, 1970

I stopped and watched the White Whale fos

about a half of an hour last night at 9:00 p.m.

The

• benefit for the San Diego Street Journal was

in full

swing and I saw 30 = 40 long hair hippie

Types outside.

Someone apparently turned in a false fire alarm at

the White Whale as three fire trucks and several police

cars came screaming up.

After that there were a lot

of people milling around the White

Whale and I had to

FRANK YACOPEC WaS alSo there watching.

be a good source of infor.

mation is GLENN MOORE. He was recently divorced from

his wife and now lives in Pacific Beach. He has tele-

• phone number 274-9720. He will be attending San Diego

State College this Fall and will work nights at the

Telephone Company. He might be very useful. He is

the one who messed up the message Information Center

Telephones during the November 15, 1969, Anti-war

denonstrations. He is very anti-left.

It might be best to approach hin saying that

BARRY GODFREY had seferred him to us as a possible souice

of information at State College.

ferome

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Cawinchert for Informant Report or M-

FL 306 (Rev. 9-30 69)

Date prepared

9/1/20

Date received

8/25/70

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)*

in person

* by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Received from name or symbol muNifoRMA Afreceived bl

by mail

Dictated

.to

orally

recording device

Date of Report

8/25/20

Date(s) di activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity gr material

8/25/30

File where original is located if not attached

120-286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a card index by

_on date -

Remarks:

10176. 1.5

176-

Legion of Justice)

120-2864-296

100-14293 (Clay)

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REPORT BY JEROID

August 25, 1970

The name Legion of Justice is not faniliar.

to me and neither age the names of BUCIAN, STINARI,

•DI ARTHUR who are suppose to be connected wich it.

BILL CLAY does have a

Post Office Box in his na'e

at

La lesa and he may possibly be BUCKMAN. CLAY said

at one time that sone strange mail night show up in

the La. Mesa Post Office Box and if so to save it for

hiin.

Is the best of my knowledge, Mir. BUCKIAN

who runs Buckman's Gun Shop on University is a nice

old fellow "but way have some

Gun Shop

• who is definitely

right wing and very wild.

perome

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SITITI

FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

!.

Date prepared,

9/1/20

Received by

Date received

ViZO

155

Method of delivery (chect appropriate blocks)

in person

• by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

risteuten

by mail

Dorally

Dictated

to

] recording device

Date of Report

Date(s) of activity

8/24/20

written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

5/21422/20

setiätier of Peder Ruplinger,

Bill Chy + Jery Geye

File where original is located if not attached

120-286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infomation recorded on a card index by

_ on date

Remarks:

180-14356

120-2864-30

(Peter Riflinger)

(MM)

100-14288

100-

Block Stamp

170-761-4-80

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REPORT BY JERONE

August 24, 1970.

would Identify Another INfoRMan

I saw PETER RUPLINGER last Saturday. He

insisted that his cousin, Jit lestwood, once worked

•for the FBI

as an informer.

He said WESTWOOD told

him the FBI had asked about him, PETER, but said

nothing more to hin except the FBI was

thinking about

cantacting hit as a source.

PETER said if the FBI did not hurry in

contacting hin, he would contact the FBI as he wants

to become an Agent when he graduates from school.

85975T

she Minute-men at san Diego have put out a

,bunch of new stickers (one is attached). The La llesa

Post Office Box nuiber on the sticker is listed to

BILL CLAY, With whom I talked on Friday. He said

that he does not want to be contacted by right wingers

inte san Diego area, except in an emergency because

he does not want to be connectea with the new stickers.

He thinks the TBI will be around to

see him about the

stickers anyway.

I do not know what CLAY is up to. It may

be he is trying to separate himself from 100a1 right

wing activities or possibly he is trying to decoy

attention away Iron people involved in local minute-men

activities.

I still get the feeling CLAY is involved

in something big and is trying to get some organization

going in several states.

I also stopped off at JERRY GaYaR's house

Friday evening and

German

saw a big tripod mounted World Was II

machine gun.

He also had all of the grease

gun parts laying around and had a case of a

dozen

timing

devices for artillery shells.

Jerone

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"MINUTEMEN"

WRITE

AFC

P. O.

3366

LA MESA CALIF.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO 10

8010-108

MAY IXI COIINA

GSA GIN. ArO, NO 18

UNITED STATES

VERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: SAC, SAN DIEGO

DATE:

9/3/70

FROM

: SA C. JORDAN NAYLOR': (170-286)

SURJECT: SD

1155-R 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 :42th 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

232-6621, 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 during

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.

01-170-2864

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FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

adu

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

727/20

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Dictated

to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into re AVE

Joraly

Date prepared

9/2/20

S1 Stunk. Christensen

recording device

Date of Report,

8/27/20

Date(s) of activits

I written by Informant

8/27/10

File where original is located if not attached

170-286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -.

mon. date -

Remarks:

100-145 (American Volunfeen Group) Index: Willian hember.

170-2864-31

Medric "Bud" Johnsone

John Zemanec.

100-14301

(Paul Bugling en

Helen Graut

100-14293

(Clay)

Frank Capelo

100. 12467

(M)M)

to AVG

157-1798

Block Stamp

170- 156-7-52

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REPORT BY JERONE

August 27, 1970

This morning I was talking to General WILLIAM

LENLY who lives at 1536 Glorietta Place, Coronado.

•He clained to have been part of a Military underground

•organization since 1927, which was strong because of

fears in the Military of Communist takeoves in this

country.

He told me that AVG actually stands for

AmerIcan voluhueer Goveinment.

He explained that

later on the organization felt a need for an above-

ground feet deganization and so established the American

Volunteer Group, with LEDRIC "BUD" JOHNSON as the lea:er

and with an Advisory Council of 13 Military officers.

•These included Commander BALDORE uho refused to go to

Vietnan

because

the Government would not fight to win,

General

"CHESTY" PULLEN, General CUSIIS La May, anc

others.

According to LEMLY, membership in American

Volunteer 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, undes mysterious

circunstances, JOHN ZElANIC and his secretary, HELEN

GRANT,

took over.

ZEMANEC and GRANT then threw the

menship n the general public men mic che

Militazy Council dropped out, and as far as the Military

is concerned, that part of AVG is now defunct.

LENLy told ine that the nane A. DUNN which

appears on old AVG bulletins and letterhead stationery

is a pseudony for a woman from Seattle. He said she

•is an agent for a private investigative gsoup which

has ius headquarteis on the east coast.

This investi-

gaive group is ran by a lormer Est Agent naded FRANk

CAPELO (phonetic) and investigates left wing activities.

CAPELO is suppose to be in the san Diego area

in the near future, and LIlLY said he would refez ie

to hin foi possible enployuent as an Agent on the west

coast.

Gerome

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• leader of the John Birch Society are good

IBLY claimed that he and ROBs. Wends

and conmunicate frequently.

Lility Claimed

that he

'is Vice-President of the National Liberty Amendment

Committee, which

is a front group for the John Birch

Society.

The Liberty Anendment

represents the

elimination of

income tax and litry clained he was

testifying last

week before a California State Senate

Group about the amendent.

I saw LENLY on PAUL RUPLINGER's recommendation.

IENLY claimed he and PAUL RUPLINGER are also good iriends.

LElLY again talked about the American Volunteez Government

and said the purpose of the organization is to bring

'about a Military coup in this country if it becones

necessary. He said the organization's headquarters

are located in di near Washington, D.C.

LENLY said that JOHN ZEMANIC was formerly

Chief of Security oi the above ground organization under

JOHSON and his secretary, HELEN GRANT, was suppose to

be a teacher but LiLy's group was never able to verify

this. LaMiY said that because of the peculiar circum-

stances surrounding JOHNSON's death, his group did a

little investigating ard found that ZENANSC was a

Long Shorman and belonged to HARRY BRIDGES LonG Shorman

Union.

LEnty said that ZIMANIC night actually have

been a left wing infiltratoi.

LIlLy appeared to be very Military, anti-leit

and pro-minute-nen and may form an alliance with the

Minute-aen in this

area.

LENLY who was in ONI for several years, also

claimed to have access to Canadian and British Intelligence

Reports Irom'all over the

world, through a friend was is

still in Washington, D.C.

After talking to LaLY, I saw BILL CLAY who

told ne that he is now working in some big national

movement and can no longer spare the time to be deeply

involved in local Minute-men activities.

Jerome

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CLAY passed on to me all of the stuff he

• had been using including blank Birth and Marriage

certificates, Selective Service registration cards,

•Social Security Application forms, Letterhead

Stationery from many companies around the country:

HBl Lecternead suationery, loans to fill out showing

receipt of Marine Corps Good Conduct Medals.

He also

gave me a plate burner for making stencils for an

off set press.

CLAY said he would contirue to give local

Minute-men any help and 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-len group.

ferome

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Lover Sheet for Intormant Raport or Mr

FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date prepared

Date received

8/31/70

9/8/70

Received from (name or symbol number)

Received by

INFORMANTSA Steven h. Christense

elivery (check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

] by mail

orally

Dictated

_to

I recording device

Date of Report

8/21/78

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Lato re Free Deor, Sunrise + AUG

8/31/20

File where original is located if not attached

190-2864

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

= Information recorded on a card index by .

_on date

Remarks:

100-14948 (Free Door)

Index: (TO AVG) General

770-286A-33

william

106-15712 (Sunrise)

C'zemaniec

"Lendly: Volvi

100-14541 (AVG)

too 19464

157-1798-(m)

Block Stamp

1C-156-A-33

SERIALIZED

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!

REPORT BY JEROIE

August 31, 1970

I found out this morning in talking with

DALE HERSCHLER that the manager of Les Girls who was

• superting the Face Door financially backed out two

• Weeks

ago and the paper is now in trouble. Foi the

first time the Door is planning to charge fos the

newspaper, they still may not have enough money to

print it.

They have decided to stop carrying sex

oriented

adds in the paper.

I also learned that the Sunrise newsoaper

Lost at least 50,000 on the rock concert it sponsored

and does not have enough

noney to go on printing.

I talked to General LINLY of AVG again who .

told me that "BUD" JOHNSON, former leader of AVG,

was in the process oi putting together a big expose

on the Conmunist Party in the United States at the

time of his death. LINLY said JOHNSON was getting

his information from a former Military Intelligence

Officer who was also connected with AVG. LalLY said

he and other officers in the Military part of AvG

Suspect JOHN ZEMANGC may have had JOHNSON done in and

the Military part of AVG is out to get ZEMANEC and

the civilian AVG organization if they can.

LEMLY claimed he and some right wing friends

were responsible for putting togetehr and passing out

the leaflets announcing the Yippie Pig National Invasion

of La Jolla early in the summer.

LElLy said although

they did not think anyoning would actually happen, it

turned out better than expected as many La Jollans

were turned against the left and have indicated

suppost for right wing activities.

The new Minute-men stickers were printed at

Alex Rapid Print in La Mesa, California.

Jerome

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¿Carer 3hoot for Informant Report or Mo•

:M)-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date prepured

4/8/70

Date received

4/2/70

Received from (name or symbol number)

Received by

6501155=2] INFORMANTSA Steven h. Chanistenies

Method,of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

] in person

• by telephone

_ by mail

orally

written by Informan:

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Dictated

-_to

recording device

Date of Report

7/2/70

Date(s) of activity

9/2/20

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

luto re M1IC · President

Nixon visit 9/3/20

File where original is located if not attached

170-256A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infonnation recorded on a card index by —

_on date _

Remarks:

100-14427 (MIC)

170-2864-312

100-15317 (Nixon Visit)

no-put (in in ich)

Block Stamp

1261-251-1-34

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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 Diego 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 is separate

and apart

from 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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Cover Shoet for Informant Report or Mo..

EI-B0S (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date prepared

Date receiyed

9/4/70

50/1557

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Received from (name or symbol number)

Received by

9/14/20

INFORMAT SA Steven. Christensen

_J by mail

#orally

I recording device

written by Inforaz:

Date of Report

Dictated

to

9/4/20

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

9/3/70

Coronado

File where originalis located ifnot attached

190-2864

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by —

_ on date _

Remarks:

100-15317 (Wixon Visit)

turdes: Cal. kie. KMY 364,

170-2864-335

Bonnie Anderson

100-14356

100-14075

157-800

180 - 14376

(Peter Rublinger)

(Lowece Bergwian)

Dale Herschler)

(St. Vournal)

170-BiorssamA - 3,5

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REPORT BY JERONE

On September 4, 1970

I went over to coronado yesterday to

watch the parade in honor of President NTXON and

•President ODAZ and while there I noticed

six

• suspicious male indivi uals, three colored

white ad one Mexican.

mey were waning carousi

the crowds trying to agitate and stir people up.

I followed then to the Del Coronado Hotel. They

inally got into a Pontiac with California license

KMY 304 and I saw one or two rifles in the car

I linediately contacted a California Highway Patrol

Officer who put this information out on his car

radio.

According to PETER RUPLINGER, who was with

me, he previously observed one of these Negro males

acting as laster of Cermonies when ABBY HOFFMAN appeared

at san Diego Staje College to. speak several months

ago.

I observed the following persons at the

parade:

BONNIS ANDERSON, a white girl who is believed

to be connected with the Progressive Labor Party.

Several unidentified leaders of the Chicano

Moratorium March at Los Angeles who were asking for

contributions lor bail isi the chicanos arrested in

Los Angeles.

DALE HERSCHLER, fomer editos of the Doos.

LOWELL, BERGMAN DE the San Diego Street Jourhal.

The orange bus which the. Street Journal used

last year was also there.

A number oi signt wingers,

19 - 20, mostly

older women carrying signs which said

"March

IJI VICTORY

at Washington, C.D., on October 3, 1970".

Jerome

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FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

9/8/70

D1I55

lelivery (check appropriate blocks) ,

in person

by telephone

by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date prepared

---

9/14/20

DA Steven L. Chusfensem

Dorally

Dictated

to

I recording device

Date of Report

9/8/20

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

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by Informant -

Into ne activitier of

Peter & Paul Buplinger

9/8/10

File where original is located if not attached

170-2861

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

7 Information recorded on a-card index.by —

Remarks:

on date -

100-143076 Peter Rulinger)

Index: Dan Freedman

Travis Jackson

170-2861 - 36

+80-1571874 Frank Yacoped tit-14350 Rod. Work

100-14819 (Barry Godfrey)

100-14301

(Paul Ruplinger)

100-11836

(YSA)

Block Stamp

172-25744-36

SERIALIZEN

SEP 1 5 1970

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REPORT BY JEROME

On September 8, 1970

I was talking to PETER RUPLINGER this

. morning and he told me about DEPUGH holding some of.

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

PETER is no longer living with Professor

FRED AKERS and

has tenporarily rented an apartnent in

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

try to rent one os two Post Office Boxes using that

name.

1970, and will then rept an apart at in his obe nee.

PETER told me that he, FRANK YACOPEC and

BARRY GODFREY had a meeting to

make out future right

wing strategy. 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 named "TRAVIS"

who he said is a lefty

but who he is converting. PETER said TRAVIS told hin

on septemper So tyro, about a person namea ai. o. 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 aropped a five gallon bucket of tas from the

fifth floor oi the new hospital building into a group

oI nipples. Apparently the bucket of tar broke and

the hippies.

PAUL

PERR RUPLINGER,

posing as a prospective

buyer, went to the house

Diego,

found

the place was divided

some of which he did not see.

nothing

which 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.

1) 31h:

TRAVIS

IS TRAVIS JACKSON

Jerosse

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Cover sheet tor Informant Keport or Mar

FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-63)

Date received

99/00

Date prepared

Received from (name or symbol number)

9/14/20

1/55. - INFarMANT SA Steven 4. Chusteuren

(check appropriate blocks)

by telephone

by mail

orally

7 recording device

written by Informant

in person

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Dictated

. to

Date of Report

Date(s) of adtivi

9/9/70

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant -

10/9/70

Brief description of activity or material

9/9/70

+ MM

File where original is located ifnot attached

170 - 286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_on date -

Remarks:

100-142936 Cla

170-2864-3

100-12461 (MIM)

1557-17965

Block Stamp

110-2564-317

ER ALTED.

SEP1 5 1970

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## Page 880

REPORT BY JEROME

September 9, 1970

I saw BILL CIAY this morning and received from

him negatives and other material for making phony draft

cards,

Selective Service Cards, California State Birth

• Certificates, Missouri and California Drivers Licenses

and many other papers for making phony identifications.

CLAY again said he is trying to do some work on a

nation wide movement.

The Minutemen are very interested in finding

out if Mecha-Maya and the black students council at San

Diego State College are still to get the proceeds from

the first to home football games which San Diego State

college prays.

CLAY also asked me to get a new Post Office Box

for him which I: agreed to do and I will furnish the

combination and number as soon as I get it..

Jerome

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## Page 881

0D-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date prepared

Date received

9/23/20

Received from (name or symbol number)

Received by

9/17/70

Method of delivery

check appropriate blocks!,

501155, RINFORMANT'S Steven L. Christente

in person

by telephone

_ by mail

Dorally

_ recording device

written by Informant

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date of Report

Date

Dictated

to

9/17/76

Date(sNof activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

10/9/70

Brief description of activity or material

Info re mic

9/11/70

File where original is located if not attached

170-286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. •

Information recorded on a card index by —

_on date _

Remarks:

100-14427 (MIC)

170-2867-38

157-594 (Nower)

100-14892 (MDM)

100-

dead (Phil Plymale)

100-

-dead.

17 Block Same /--A- 338

SEARCHED _L, INDEXED

SERIALI7=n

SEP 2 5 1970

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REPORT BY JEROME

September 17, 1970°

I have learned that Message Information Center has

a comline or telephone extension to New Idea tonat

Accult

community at 1924 Island,

MIC has a three digit rotary

switch board and gets an

extremely large number of calls

every day.

The head operator and the person who apparently

runs MIC is named PHIL PLYMATE.

However, it looks to me

as though MIC is completely controled and directed by

New Educational Community.

I have learned that the keys to the MIC Office

are kept at 1924 Island. MIC is in operation every day

from 9:00 A.M., till midnight.

Iast night I tried to call LEON NOWER at his

home at about 11:00 P.M.; a babysitter answered the phone

and said he was not home,

but in an emergency could be

reached at 443-5869, or at 442-2163.

While I was at MIC today I learned that MDM had

a new telephone installed today which is 234-1190, and

which is supposed to be kept confidential

gerome

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{307 (Rev. 9-30-69>

Date prepared

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number

Received by

9/23/10

4/13/70 5M Steen huntensessa Steven h. Chutensen

by mail

orally

written by Inforant

jin person

by telephone

If orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

to

recording device

Date of Report

9/18/70

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into re MIC

9/18/20

File where original is located if not attached

170-2861

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by —

_on date

Remarks:

100-14427 (MIC)

170-286A-31

100-14483 Tounde

100-

100-15112

(Suirise)

100-14373

(Phelps)

Block Stamp

11/-261A 39

SEARCHED * " INDEXED.

SERIALI7-T.

SEP 2 → 1970

Nature: Ti'

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## Page 884

REPORT BY JEROME

September 18, 1270

This morning I went to Message Information Center,

arriving there at about 10:30 AM. Already there were TOM

HYDE and a young high school kid named STEVE (LNU) who was

learning how to be a MIC operator.

I shot the breeze with HYDE for about an hour.

He told me he is now Acting Co-ordinator for MIC. He saia

, there will be a change in MIC leadership as he, HYDE, will

be leaving in about a month. He did not say where he is

going.

supposed to be going to work full time with the San Diego

Street

Journal. According to HYDE, both the Street Journal

and Sunrise are supposed to be out again in a few weeks.

HYDE said there will be mostly new people on the Street Journal

staff.

HYDE also talked about MIC's "Fugitive File"

'• This

file contains information on how to help deserters and draft

dodgers get out of San Diego. He said the file had been taken

out of MIC and hidden because many of the people connected

with this work had been questioned about it recently by the law.

perome

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Sides da

He said that when things cooled down, the file

will be improved and put back into MIC. He said one of

the things they planned to do is to ask anyone who calls

for help if he is a Federal Agent, thus hoping to trap him.

He also said that apparently some of the servicemen who

were helped in the past spilled the whole story about MIC

and other people when they got back to their Base.

I stayed at MIC until about one o'clock. After

awhile HYDE left, and I spent the rest of the time showing

SIEVE how to do the work. I received and gave out a lot

of weird messages. I was able to obtain the following

interesting information:

HYDE'S telephone number is 582-8203. PLYMATE'S

telephone number is 232-8657. New Adult Communities new

telephone number is 239-2119, and RICK PHELPS' new address

and emergency only telephone number are 2810 3Ist Street,

telephone

number 283-1934.

I agreed to pull another shift at MIC this Thursday

from

1:00 to 5:00 PM.

Jerome

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## Page 886

Rev. 9-30-69)

Date prepared

Date received

9/21/70

Receive on at fumbol number)

-R

livery (check appropriate blocks),

in person

by telephone

• by mail

If orally fumished and seduced to writing by Agent:

Date

9/30/70

Received by

51 Stevenh, Christensen

orally

Dictated

__ to

recording device

Date of Report

1/21/70

late(s) of activit

• written by Informan:

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

9/20/70

Into se "MM achinties

Bill Clay

File where original is located if not attached

170-2861

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by —

_on date

16077125

(MM)

luder: Wyndhaw Artit

170-2864-40

Kenshaw; Mr.

100-14293 (Clay)

104-12305

Fred Schwart?

100-13474 (5D5)

Block Stamp

1717-2811-40

SERIALIZED.

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REPORT BY JERONE

On September 21, 1970

BARRY GODFREY told me that he contacted

BILI. CLAY yesterday who gave him three boxes of

papers belonging to the SDS Group at the University

of califoinia at San Diego. CLAY apparently got

them from one si the janitors out there.

CLAY has almost completed his pilots train-

ing and 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.

• possible new Minute-man member is WYNHAM

• OF WYNDMAN ARTHUR HENSHAW Who lives at 1902 Guy Street,

in the Mission Hills area of san Diego, with telephone

number 299-4480.

He and several othes

people including

a woman named LYLIA BUCK, a group from Scott Heinorial

Baptist Church and a group fsom the Christin Anti-

Communist Crusade the leader of which is Dr. FRED

SCHWARTZ, are planning to go to the Victory march

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

The group

from the Baptist Church is chartering an airplane

to fly there.

When I talked to BILL CLAY yesterday I told

him what I was doing at liessage Information Center and

he suggested putting some kind of listening device on

the telephone

there.

He said he would start experimenting

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

He told me he has gotten anola of some new

three strand wire which is transparent to the eye anc

can only been seen under certain Lighting conditions.

He said this

wire is being used in some expériments

at the University of California

at. san Diego.

Jerome

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Moron

ED 306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date prepared

Date received

"scoped on regiot symbol number

9/24/20

1155

Method of delivery

(chech appropretemblock's

285256

_ in person

by telephone

by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

to

Transcribed

Authenticated

a trans 1 0/9/2

Brief description of activity or material

MM activities

orally

Received by

9/30/70

Assteven k. Christense

recording device

7 written by Informant

Date of Report

/24/70

Date(s) of activity

9/23/70

File where original is located if not attached

120-2864

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTION.IRY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by —

_on date

Remarks:

157÷1796

100m/27111 (MUM)

Index : Mike McGani

170-2864-4D

Gerald Moran.

100 = 14356 (Peter Ruplinger)

Charles-Throp

100-14819 (Barry Godfre)

100-14293 (Clic)

T91 571870 (Fluk Yacoper

100-15351 (STR Rally)

100-14911

(reople'se

onimurel

Block Stamp

170-7556-1-41

SEARCHED M

SERIALIZED A

OCi-!70

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REPORT BY JEROME

September 24, 1970

Yesterday PETER RUPLINGER told me that the

Minutemen now have obtained the following Post Office

Boxes:

1) Post Office Box 3064

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 CHARLES THROP

Some right wing people are excited about the

SIP rally on October 3, 1970, and may attempt to create

a little excitement.

sane poe

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 2nd and Thorn striking a hippie inside squarely

on the side of the head.

The hipple dropped as il shot

but nothing has been heard about it since.

GEORGE HOOVER has been very quiet lately and no

me, Including Bill chat seems to know where ne Is or

what he is doing.

I learned this afternoon that STP is going

to hold a meeting at the 2nd and Thorn Commune at 3:00 P.M.,

today which I will attend if I can.

gerone

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• SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14376)

9/22/70

SA ARNOLD W. O'BRIEN

SAN DIEGO STREET JOURNAL

SM • ANA

SD 155n telephonically advised SA O BRION as

follows: on 926/70:

Information has come to sources attention that the

Jan Diego Street Journal Intends to re-instate the paper and

will attempt to get out an issue of the street Journal within

the next two weels

According to source, the street Journal intends on.

devoting a great deal of its journalistic efiorts towaras

women's liberation.

Source stated that information has come to his

attention that the Street Journal has an unlisted telephone

number 235-4478. According to source, individuals desiring

to contact the Street Journal telephonically contact the

Message Information Center (MIC) at 531 19th Street, San Diego,

California.

The MIC will not give out the unlisted telephone

number of the street Journal, but will forward any information

desired.

- 100-14376

- 170-286 *

1 - 100-14720 (Women's Liberatiun)

1 = 100-14427 (MIC)

AWO: v1h

(4)

55-Padvised that he received the information

contained

In this memo from JIM STEWART, who is connected

with Mic.

Source further advised that he believes he has the

opportunity of getting into the mid organization and can be

placed on a tour of duty with MIC in the near future in dila

- Deat

SERIALES -

0cї -÷1370

-HIS DIELA

42

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Date prepared

10/10/20

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

Received by

9/25/70

5X1 Stevent. Chrisfenser

Methodof delivery (check appropriate blochs)

in person

by telephone

by mail

orally

written by Informant

If orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

recording device

Date of Report

Date(s) of artivity

9/25/20

Dictated

12/10/20 Linde Elegide

Transcribed

10/10/70

Authenticated

by Informant

10/4/70

Brief description of activity or material

Into re MIc, STP Ralle

Ex floring Family Veheat

9/24/20

File where original is located if not attached

170-2868

# INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

on date -

Remarks:

100-14427 (MIC)

470-2861-443

100-15381 (S7P)

100-14376 (56. Vournal)

140-14757 (Fancy Sickool)

Block Stamp

170-25611-43

SEARCHED -

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SERIALIZED -

< FILED -

00T - 11970

tty: +1941599900

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SEPTEMBER

: 25

970

Yesterday, I spent four hours at Message Information

addresses from the MIC files which I will furnished in the

near future.

Last night, there was an ste organizing meeting

at the Street Joumal building at second and Thorn.

Apparently,

that was the only SiP meeting which will be held before the

STP demonstration on 10/3/70.

Exploring Family school has apparently moved to

El Cajon and has a new telephone number which I will also

furnish soon.

JEROME

Jerome

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Cover Sheet for Informant Repori or Mo

PD-306 *Kev. 9-30-69)

Date received

s Received from (numeror symbol number)

10/2

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

J by mail

Seraty

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

10/10/70

Linda Elegido

Transcribed

Authenticated

10/60/70

by Informant

10/9/7.0

Brief description of activity or material

Into re

Date prepared

16/70

Received by

SAstevenh. Christense

recording device

written by Informant

Date of Report

10/2/70

Pate(s) of activity

18/1/76

File where original is located if not attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a card index by

on date

Remarks:

100-14427 (MIC)

Index: Orange Counte Irve

420-2864 - 49

• 1547-1798

100-13847 (SMC)

100-

(Mike Milligan) (dead if notile)

157-781 (Burt Halsema)

100-14737 (Family choos)

IMMY

157-1796

Block Stamp

170-2664.44

SEARCHED.

INDEXED

SERIALIZED

_FILED _

OCi

:, 1270

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OCTOBER 2, 1970

Attached are some lists of names, addresses and

telephone numbers which i got at Mic.

The one page list

telephone numbers only isedestudent Mobilization

Committee (SMC) contact list which includes some high

school students.

The second page list with both addresses

and telephone numbers is a lis of MIC operators and contacts.

I also learned that MIKE MILLIGAN lives at 7080

Saranac; San Diego, but has telephone numbers 460-2515,

460-6100 and 469-3080.

Exploring Family school has telephone number 442-

5287.

BURT HALSEMA has P. 0.. Box 15602, Andrew Jackson

Station, San Diego, California, and telephone number 442-

Attached is the latest copy of the Orange County

True Press which was received in one of the Minutemen

mail boxes.

JEROME

Derome

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/ Street

8o, California 9210

fra Adelman

Benson

and Bleu

As Brown

die Brown

Maine Budzinski

Frank & Donna Buhrman

Angel Chesebro

Mary Clurk

Colby Crotzer

Danny Davis

David Doan

Sharon Dunn

Tom Dunn,

Gini Fenley

Ozzie Gontang

Linda Greenwell

Sandy Horner

Bill Hulsey

Tom Hyde

Eileen Jackson

Bill King

-

• Don Knight

• Jan Labao

Susan, Gerre, Dick McKenna

Viola McKers .

Beth Marley

Larry Meyer

Jane Mills

Egor & Sandy Parker

Jack Rice

Doyce Ross

Robin Russell

Bob Sanders.

Paul Schoulmann

Mari Ruth Seamna

Sheryl Semans

Ann Spangler

June Stanley

Betty Strickler

Chris Strydesky

Sean Sweeney

Röbbie Tucker

Lisa Urso.

Wayne Wilson

Mike DeVore

Sherri licDonald

Ron & Shirley Snowden

Betsy Beloff

gn

11/19/69

NW 65994 Docld:32989524

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3611 31st St., 92104

6208 Tarragona Dr. 92115

5139

Clairemont Mesa Blvd., 92117

2545 'J" St., 92102

3009 1/2 Beech, 92102

173 Cedaridge Dr., 92114

2627 'C" St. 92102

2627 "C" St., 92102

2529 Island Ave. 92102

7719 Orien St., La Mesa 92041

4374 Lograno Dr. 92115

1232 W. Redwood, Apt. D,

4520 Olney St., 92109

2545 ' J" St.,

92102

3323 Boundary St., 92104

173 Cedaridge, 92114

410 26th St.,

92102

835 Halecrest Dr., Chula Vista

2529 Island, 92102

2565 : J' St., 92102

2069 Abbott,

#3, 92107

6262 1/2 Stanley Ave., 92115

1639 Guy St., 92103

3LLUL

1535 29th Street, 92102

3023 Hashington, Lemon Grove 92045

4263 Lamont St, 92109

3705 Mission Blvd.; 92109

615 Circle Dr., Solana Beach 92075

3830 44 St., #8, S.D.

1008 Edgemont Pl., S.D.

1408 Ebbs St., 92114

173 Cedaridge, 92114

4260 Narragansett, 92107

807 Redondo Ct., 92109

2545 'J' St., 92102

5162 Pirotte,

92105

803 Redondo Ct., 92109

814 Diamond, S.D.

1352 Dale, 92102

106 "B' St., Imperial Beach,

3644 Liggett Dr., S.D.

2545 ' J:

, 92102

556 61st St., 92102

2588 "J" St., 92102

4674 Isleta Ave., 92117

417 27th St., 92102

gerome

283-8358

286-9971

232-3538

583-3088

479-7151

• . MIC

• MIC

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: 286-4888

232-3538

479-7151

•: "233-4529

420-0843

235=9231

233-5501

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286-8784

295-4201

•LÖ2-020U

239-5766

469-3777

488-3475

755-1251

283-9644

479-7151

223-3675

463-3735

488-8706

232-3538

262-0661

222-9734

232-3538

2340-9052

273-6850

233-7936

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Sheri Maccionald

Jim McDonald

John A. Richerason

Bill Sanger

Herman Shoenaker Jr.

dawn Leilani Smith

Steven C: Spencer

Corol Tozer

8745 Hartzel Er. Spring Valley

8745 Hartsel Dr. Spring Vulley

4916 Uvaria PL.

2412 J. St. S.D. 02102

4266 Lanont St. S.D. 92109

3004 Greyling Dr: S.D:

743 Ensenada Court S.D. 92109

4374 LOGIONO D

S.D. 02115

2529 Island, S.b.

4266 Lamont St. S:D.

2176 Julian St. S.D. 92113

3201 Hobley ST., S.D.

1674 Isleta ive, S.D. 02117

4874 Isleta Ave. S.D.

92117

2529 Island live. S.D.

4266 Lamont

1542 Gowin St: Spring Valley, 92077

2881 Murray Ridge Ré

2122 Ocean View S.D.

5019 Williams Ave:

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D376 (Rev. 9=30-69)

Date received

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10/5/70

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks

in person

by telephone

by mail

orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

10/a/70 v Linda Elegida

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18/6/70

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sxstevent.@huistensca

I recording device

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10.

15/70

Date(s)

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170- 286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a card index by —

on date _

Remarks:

100-15381 (STP)

Errater :

Committee to Free

the

Soledad Brofhers

170-2864-457

108-14571. (progressive halon Party

157-2185

105: 7212 (Nibbe)

105-7221 (Calderon)

157- new (Soledad Brothers Trial)

+84-157-1822 (Frauk Yacopec)

100-147716 (Women's Liberation)

100 - 1447). (Experimental Colege)

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OCTOBER 5,

19

I discretely observed the sTP demonstration

last saturday.

The march and rally looked like a failure

to me because

they only had 200 people participating when

they had announced that they expected 4,000 or 5,000 to

join in.

I was really surprised at the hostility of the

bystanders and onlookers toward the marchers.

Many of

them were yelling "Communist"

, "pigs"

"Go to Russia"

at the marchers.

The sailors and Marines along Broadway

were very menacing and several

.. times I thought therewere

going to be fist fights.

The demonstrators did not stop at the 1lth Naval

District Headquarters building or at the Police Department

headquarters

obscenities.

but just walked by chanting and shouting

There were three speakers for the rally at Newtown

Park. The first was RON NIBBE, who apparently had just

been arrested by the police and talked about his arrest

and how it was unjustified. He said everyone should be

good Communist comrades and buy guns.

He said that the

geople should oppose and dereat the police and completely

eliminate them.

He said it was unwise to seek community

control of the police asd by having them live in the communities

becuase then they would know what was going on all the time.

The next speaker was a young male Negro individual

who said he was a representative of the Committee to Free the

Soledad Brothers.

He said the Soledad brothers trial

Is going to be moved to San Diego and that as mụch of the

committee as possible would also be moved to San Diego.

said however, that many people who belonged to and worked with

the committee up north won't be able to come to San Diego

and that the committee needs volunteers from the san Diego

area to carry on its work. I didn't know what this person's

name was.

The last speaker was CARLOS CALDERON who said he

wanted to organize the Chicano movement and truth about

the great heritage of the Latinos and gave several examples

such as CHE GUEVARRA with whom he apparently was very impressed.

gerone

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+ 8011560

It was

announced that Experimental College

at san Diego State College is going to have a workshop

course on communis this fall.

saying that it was a

Communist newspaper.

I believe I heard someone call

him by. the name of MIkE.

He was about 6'1" tall, 220

pounds, brown hair, receding at the forehead, 28 years

o1d..

He was accompanied by a girl name KATHY, who is

apparently connected with Women's Liberation

and PIe.

KATHY was about 5'5"

s in her

early 20's, curly brown

hair, very slim build.

These people said that there is

a new discussion meeting each Sunday on

"Challenge"

and PLP and wrote down

the address and phone number down

for me, 3993 Broadway, San Diego, telephone 263-1465.

FRANK YACOPEC was also at the rally wearing an

old felt had shot full of holes, a phoney FU MANCHU mustache

and a fatigue jacket. No one paid any attention to him.

Leaving the rally, I almost got into a fight with

three people who were very uptight and thought I must have

been a Lefty.

erosie

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by telephone

_ by mail

orally

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Date of Report

Date

bones: 10/12/20n Glen Fulles

18/2/20

Date(s) of activity

Iranscribed -

10/15/20

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10/1/20

Intere dis Stevait; Stervait; deg

Anti lu Kate

y 18/31/20

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170-2861

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

_ on date .

Remarks:

100-154755 (Vine Stewart)

Inder: Glen Moore to

170-2564-46

100÷13697

(shapiro)

100-14922 (CMC),

157-

10-13467. (MM)

157-4515

(Margaret L. Mc Nichols)

100-14519

(Barry God frey

160-15414

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10/7/70

by Jerome

JIM STEWART,

the fellow who has in his possession

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

cut, short 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 are 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 got up there soon and see

what's going on.

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 that 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 raise money and to make plans for the anti-war

demonstration on 10/31/70.

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STOP

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WAR

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ANTI-WAR

Meeting

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The National STUCHT LUBILIÜ-TION COMITTEE has called for nation-wide mass

demonstrationg for CCTOBEL 3ist.

The SkiC here in San Diego, in line wita this

national day of protest to the war in Vietnam, is calling for a city-wide

organizational meeting to make SCTOSER 31st in San Diego the biggest erer !!!!!

If you are opposed to the war .

COME AND HELP !!!!!!!

TOBER 10 - SATURDAY - 11:00 - LOITERUE FALL, AZTEC CRITER

SISt

ON TO

OCT. 315100

tas on date

Information recorded on a card index by.

100-154755 (Jin Stewart)

Index: Glen Moorea to

170-2864-46

100-13691

(Shapiro)

100-14922 (eme)

51-1HEP (MM)

157-1515

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TED-805 (Rev. 9-30-69)

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in person

• by telephone

_ by mail

sporally

•If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

18/12/70 v Glen Fuller

10/15/20

Transcribed

Authenticated

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Inter ne Mie Phil Plate.

Date prepared

Received b

10/19/20

se Stern 1.. Christeura

recording device

Date of Repor

10/8/70

Date(s) of activity

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10/8/20

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170-2864

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date

Remarks:

100-14427 (MIC)

120-2864-47

100-15389 (Phil Plymale aka Plymate)

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170-256-4-47

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10/8/70

Jerome

" 1

While I was at MIC today I learned about an individual

who is believed to be an undercover police officer by the

leftists.

This individual is 40 to 50 years old, has dark

greying hair, is unshaven and goes by the name BODINE Or BOLIVAR

or some such similar name.

Apparently he showed up several

weeks ago looking for a ride to the east coast. He claimed

tO

have been connected with alfree school somewhere in California

and also at Santa Barbara.

He always carries a sleeping bag

with him and "crashes" wherever he can.

The people here have

been checking on him and contacted the free schools at Santa

Barbara and in Colorado and found out that he wasn't known

there.

This plus the fact that he is still around after having

looked for a ride to the east coast makes him believe he is

with the police.

I also saw and met PHIL PLYMALE. He is extremely

weird looking and has a very strange beard and hair-do even

for the people at Message Information Center.

He impresses

me as being very paranoid and is highly suspicious of everyone.

'!?."

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"Cover Shoot for Informant Report or"

FD-306 (Rov, 9-30-69)

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Date received

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10/12

1555 R

method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

by mail

orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Dictated

10/12/700 Glen FaRLex

10/15/70

Jam prepared

10/19/70

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recording device

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Date of Report

10/12/70

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed -

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

10/9-11/70.

1VG; Robert RePuch, Suunde

File where original is located ifnot attached

Bill Clar

170-286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a card index by -

Remarks:

157-1515

170-2864-45

(Margareth. Mc Nichols)

Index!

Patriotic

letion Le

157-

100-12461 (MIM)

OZemanec to AVG.

100 - 13132 (Patricie Party.

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100-13532 None

108-104-1454! (AVG)

Violeut Action Cente

to ten Stewart.

100-

Julean Commune-open 100 dead)

100-15112 (Sunnise)

100-157-1828 (Frink Yacoz)

Block Stamp

100-15475 (Vin Stewart)

120-2514-48

100-53814376 (sf. Journal)

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100-14283 (Bile Cla)

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10/12/70

Jerome

13

Last Friday, I went up to Jullan to the Mountain

Market Grocery Store and met the owner, whose name is MARGIE

MC NICKLES.

MC NICKLES sells Minutemen, Ku Klux Klan and

other similar literature and material across the counter at

her store.

She is also working with the Patriotic Party in San

Diego and told me that she is going to try to form a chapter

01 the Patriotic Action Legion in San Diego.

Her son is supposed to be President of the Young

Republicans Organization at Grossmont College.

She told me that ROBERT DE PUGH has been on trial

for all the Federal charges against him at Albuquerque, New

Mexico, and has been held in the City Jail there.

She said

DE PUGH was to have been sentenced on 10/9/70 and said that

he was asking for a total of ten years each on nine separate

counts.

MC NICKLES said that the jailors at the Albuquerque

City Jail are taking very good care of DE PUGH as most of

then are very sympathetic to him:? MC NICKLES also made a

statement to the effect that it DE PUGH is sent to Leavenworth

he will never get there which I took to mean that there may

an escape attempt.

MC NICKLES also said that she knows JOHN ZEMANEC Of

AVG and GLENN JACKSON of the Patriotic Party at Los Angeles.

She showed me an open letter which DE PUGH wrote to ZEMANEC

telling him to get completely out of right-wing activities.

She also had some other stuff which she claimed to have just

recently received from DE PUGH.

MC NICKLES also told me there is a commune at Julian

not far from her place.

She said these people are long hairs,

but clean and drive nice cars.

She said they moved in several

months ago paying $32,000 cash money for the house.

She said

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that although the former owner of the house told her he

sold the house to a woman she has seen only male individuals

at the house. She said there are only a few individuals who

stay at the house during the week, but that several carloads

of male individuals arrive each Friday evening and stay over

until Monday morning.

She said she and her husband feel

that some kind of training is going on at the commune as

they have been able to hear radio Morse Code signals from the

house in the evenings when the wind is right.

She said the person who is always at the house, which

1s located on Whispering Pines Drive, drives a Car with

California License TXL 136 which also has a Yale sticker

on it. She said cars with the following license plates have

shown up there on the weekends:

VGL. 342

OKU 316

RGD 465

WTH 134

I have learned. that SUNRISE now has a bookstore

at 4855 El Cajon Boulevard.

FRANK YACOPEC has been talking

about breaking the windows of the store.

JIM STEWART, address 5854 Ithaca Place, telephone

453-4867, has apparently been connected with a group called

the Non-violent Action Center.

"The San Diego Street Journal" has a brand new

telephone number which is 235-4478.

BILL CLAY went out of town Friday night and did

not

get back until late Sunday night.

He now has his pilot's

license and is certified to fly solo and wherever he went he

flew.

CLAY told me that the Minutemen lost some

stuff

during the recent fires in the back country.

He said included

in the losses were a Lewis Machine Gun and

several other

small machine guns and some ammunition and explosives which

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weren't buried deep enough. He said the losses weren't serious

and that most of the stuff

weren't hurt. He was talking about

running a survey to locate all the buildings and warehouses

and other places

in the county where ammunition and explosives

are stored so that these places could be cleaned out or

blown up in the event it looked like the left was serious

about starting the revolution.

He was also talking about unburying 500 pounds of

explosives to have ready to use in the event of an emergency.

He also said the Minutemen in the area have acquired a new

20mm Caliber Lahti anti-tank rifle.

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. TO

FROM :

OrTIONAL FORM NO, 10

• MAY IVANITION

Q5AFIMH (41 C1-1) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES

/ERNMENT

Memorandum

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-1793)

SA STEVEN I. CHIRI STENSON

DATE:

1/3/71

SUBJECT:

MINUTETAN ORGAMIZATION (Mº.).

RM - Mi

On this date

information.

1155-R advised of the following

In his contacts with members of the Ill organization

apparent that

effris making efforts to establish a list of targets which

would be subject to sabotage or would be taken out of commission

in the event these individuals deemed that a communist or other

totaliran takeover of the federal government appeared imminent.

In this regard soirce advised he had recently been

in contact with JARRY LYN DA IS and GEOkE HOOVER.

They told

source of having made a trip to Ramona, California, for the

express purpose of obsvering the F3I radio station

there as a

possible tariet of sabotage as described above.

Source said

these individials expressed suprise at finding no arned fuards

rosted at the radio station.

They also said they had found no

oter protective devices such as observation or alarm systems

or lences.

Soirce did not know the exact date DiVId and Moetar

were at samona, and apparently neither he

nor the otter two

are anare of the existence of two is radio installations at

Ranona. This fort was not disclosed to source.

1

SD 157-1793 (1)

1

57

100-14207 6J7Y TY DAVIC)

1

109-15356 (1*5:30 H00757)

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• FD-305 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date prepared

1/27/71

Date received

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10/12/80

57 Stewanh, Christensen

delivery (checi appropriate blocks)

in person

7 by telephone

by mail

Florally

written by Informant

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Dictated

.to

recording device

Date of Report

10/12/70

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Week ending

10/12/70

Into re dam Davis, Bam Goate

Ber Herver + MM actinities

File where original is located if not attached

170-286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

1 Information recorded on a card index by

_on date

Remarks:

100-14819

170-2864-501

(ват

Godfing)

100-14297 (Sam Davis)

100-15856 (George Hoover)

+100-9557CHar

my Keya)

157-1798 (MANY

100-15112 (Sunrise)

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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

"north", however the exact location is not

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 put 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 Stre were broken.

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BETTIE HOUGHTON has not been seen for several

months.

She Is not reported to be doing anything and 1t

100ks

as though everyone is more or less staying away

from her.

It is believed however she is still being

contacted by DENNIS MOWER from los Angeles.

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Cover Sheet for Informant Report or Mr

FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

10/15-770

Metho

f delivery

(check app

tate blocks)

• in person

_ by telephone

I by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

to

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Date prepared

1/27/71

Received by

SA Steven h. Chrisfenses

I recording device

Date of Report

written by Informant

15/70

Date(s) of'activity

Transcribed

• Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Wus in possession of

emy. Ge

18/14/20

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-2868

# INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by —

_on date.

Remarks:

100-15460. Gerry Geyer)

70-2864-50

170 For 356 A - 51

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On 10/15/70

By Jerome

It has been learned that JERRY GEYER had the

following

weapons at his house last night:

Iwo fully automatic •30 caliber M-2 carbines;

Three .45 caliber grease guns;

One Thompson Sub-Machine Gun;

One Swedish K ( 9mm grefse gun style weapon) ;

A Colt Commando Carbine (A new experimental

automatic weapon in .223 caliber which Colt

hopes will replace the M-16.)

These weapons were all supposedly in good condition

and were fully operational.

They apparently belonged to a

friend of GEYERS.

It may be that the weapons are going to

a gun show to be held at Yuma, Arizona next weekend.

However

GEYERis offerring. any and all the weapons for sale now.

some

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FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date prepared

1/27/21.

Date received

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16/3/70

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dethod of delivery

(check appropmarbloeks)

• in person

I by telephone

by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

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5x steven kiChristensens

Morally

recording device

_ written by Informant

Date of Report

Dictated

to

11/3/20

Date(s) of activity

t!::

Transcribed

Authenticated

Weck endin

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

I13/70

Activttier of Gei Hones, Sain

Davis, etce

File where original is located ifnot attached

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170-2861

« INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_ on date

temarks:

157-1798 (MM)

Into relating to SA Amole

170-2864-579

W. O'Brien was proberty

100-14297 (Davis)

haudled at time of

100-15356 (Georgetoover)

receipt.

00-14819 (Goodtrey)

Incex Mississippi license

00-157-2724 (Isaac Caufrece)

F/ 6192050 to 100-

00-1435t (Peter Ruplinger)

1429%

100-13847 (SMC)

00-152-812 (Frauk Yacopec)

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170-257-1-52

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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

kanch 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

IIcense F/6192030. He apparently broke down somewheres

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

On the ranch there is a pistol range

and

range with parag

rapiss 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.

HOER 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

Ios Angeles and obtain some hand grenade casings. The casings

are apparently being sold for $1.00 a pisce.

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 thirking about staging a

punitive raid on the SDPD in retaliation for the arrest of

ISSAC CANTRELI. He said however he did not know CANTRELL.

Jerome

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DAVIS said 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

their job.

However he feels that O BRIEN is

persecuting the Minutemen as a vengeance and said he

wold 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 primacord in 500 feet

lengths for $30.00.

It was learned that the SMC anti-war march

11/1/70 was a complete failure. 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 lies 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.

gerome

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•LES 41E WAR GOING

r@EnD.P

NIXON SAYS WE ARE WITHDRAWING.

• •BUT:

FACT: Last week the Super Carrier Ranger left for Vietnam with over

5,000 men and 125 planes.

FACT:

Friday morning the Carrier U.S.S. Kitty Hawk leaves San Diego

also for Vietnam with another 5,000 men and 125 planes.

THIS IS ESCALATION

NOT WOTHDRAWAL

This war is costing you, the taxpaying citizen, $2 million each

and every day, that is approximately $1500 a year for every man, woman

and child in this country.

Because a war economy is non-productive inflation has run wild,

10% per year nationwide. Because of this war the average citizen

made less real money this year than last despite pay increases. Our

paychecks buy less and less each week.

This 'is a rich man's war.

How many of the "Big Brass"

get shot

up? How many millionaires lose a son or father to keep this war going?

FOR WHAT?

Many of the sailors on this ship realize this and do not wish

to go. They will be gone today but the fight to end the war goes

Disgust with the war is rampant within the military itself.

So long as the apathetic state of the people continues so will

the war.

The time to sit passively and watch has passed.

the time for responsible action to end the war in Vietnam.

Servicemen and civilians are working together to end this war

for the first time in history. Show your support for the servicemen today.

BRING ALL THE TROOPS HOME NOU!

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LEaver Shoot for Informant Roport or

FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

al

Date received

Received from (namejor symbol number)

10/29/70

501155-

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

• by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

orally

Dictated

to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Info re

Bice Chay

+ JAs at

N080

Date prepared

1/27/71

Received by

Si Swanh. Christeres

7 recording device

Date of Report

10/29/70

Date(s) of activity

7 written by Informant

10/29/70

File where original is located ifnot attached

120-286A.

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_on date .

Remarks:

100-19243 (Bice they"

170-28611-533

100-14819 (Godtrey)

100-13474 (508)d

100-13847 (SMC)

157-17988 (MM)

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170-2561-53

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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 come to the campus.

He said one SDS member dragged

an American flag across the quad and for his efforts was

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

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 CEAY now has his private

pIlots

license.

It has also been learned that BERRY. GODFREY and

other members of the Minutemen group may be present at the

SMC march and rally on 11/1/70.

feroone

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Cover Sheet for Informant Report or M

F'D-306 (Rav. 3-30-69)

ol

Date received.

Received mon rre symbol number)

1119/70

of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

_in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

to

X orally

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

MM activities

Date prepared

1/27/71

Received by

SA Steven L. Christensen

recording device

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111/9/70

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

weekending

19/70 C

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-2864

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by _

Remarks:

_ on date

157-1798. (Man)

LT0-286A-54

100-14356 (Peter Rublinger)

104-14293 (Bice Crys

100-12464 (Melvin

(Kenneth Gof') inter

100-isico

(LARGO)

Block Stamp

176-7564-54

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SOON LIES

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On 11/9/70

By Jerome

I was in contact with PETER REPLINGER last

saturday.

He told me he has agreed to take charge

of all the Minutemen records which are presently being

kept by BERRY GODFREY. PETER is getting ready for his

upcoming wedding and consequently has not been to active

lately.

I have noticed that someone has been painting

a number of pro-Minutemen slogans on bridge abutments

and overpasses around the La Mesa and El. Cajon area.

lately.

I had a. chance to talk to BILL CLAY this

morning.

He is still upset about MELVIN CRAIN:

He thinks CRAIN ls behina a large part of the left

wing activities in the county.

He said he believes

CRAIN has a lot of weapons and ammunition stored away

on his Hollyoaks Ranch in Harbison Canyon.

still is a close associate of De PUGH. CLAY said

GOFF is sort of a religious fanatic.

He suspects

GOFF may have concealed DE PUGH forawhile when DE

PUGH was in hiding.

He said GOFF was here to speak

to a group of right wing people and said about 40

Individuals attended the speech.

CLAY said GOFF told him of the existance

of a left wing revolutionary army which is operating

He said this army uses the name "Largo"

and allegedly obtains its orders and instructions by

code through a IV Program named "Dark Shadows".

said the code used is supposed to be based on the sixth

and seventh chapters of one of the books of Moses in the

bible, which is somehow inserted into the I program's

script. He also said there have been references to "Largo"

geroone

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recent issues of "News Week" and "Saga" magazines.

If ne can find out what issues It.

was in, he will try

and get them.

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## Page 925

FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date received

11/10/70

fiethod of delivery

7 in person

(check approprale olocks)

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

by mail

orally

Dictated

to

Date prepared

1/27/71

Received by

5xSteven K. Christense

_ recording device

Date of Report

ii/18/20

Date(s) of activity

I written by informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

MiM activities

Zuck

1/10/10

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-286

INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (**) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

→ Information recorded on a card index 'by .

___ on date

remarks:

157-19798 (MM).

•...

".:

+70-2861-55

100 - 14016 Bettic Houghfor)

100-14819 (Godtrey

100-14296 (hou Conde)

06-14283 (Clas

40-157-3274 (Isaac Cautrele)

00-14297 (Davi's)

11087564-55

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On 11/10/70

By Jerome

Attached are copies of some new Minutemen

stickers and posters which the local group has been

putting out.

They are supposedly printed by Alex

Rapid Print In La Mesa. They are being mailed out to

sany people and are also handed out locally around town.

It is known that BETTIE HOUGHTON was in contact

with BoRRY GODERy last night. she was very excitea about

the

posters and stickers and said she was very glad to see

some

activities getting started.

She said she is reorganizing

some of her contacts and group and said that the new posters

and stickers had caused such a flury in town that the whole

Minutemen organization might really get going again.

She said LOU CONDE had apparently received some of the

stickers and posters and was excited about them. It looks

as though there are many people just sitting around waiting

for something Ilke this to happen so they could get involved.

It was aiso learned that BETTIE Gave GODFREY

some plates with which to make some big Minutemen posters.

She also said she has nearly 500 negatives which can be

ust to make plates for printing posters and leaflets.

I had a chance to talk to BILL CLAY again.

He maintained that there may have been some comection

between DAVIS and ISSAC CANTRELI aWhile ago. CANTRELL

is the one who was arrested by local and federal authorities

for unlawful possession and manufacture of automatic

weapons.

feroine:

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COMMUNIST TRAITORS

EWARE

EVEN NOW THE CROSS-HAIRS

ARE AT THE BACK

OF YOUR NECK

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HELP STOP

COMMUNISM

JOIN TNE

"Miratemen

An organization of loyal Americans

dedicated to the preservation of both

national and individual freedom

Insist on a strong stand by our own government

against communisn- in Cuba as well as in Vietnam.

Demand that we stop sending supplies to Russia ana

her communist satellites:while American boys are

being killed in Vietnam by Russian bullets- clean

out the traitors and parasites in our own federal

bureaucracy. Be prepared to help stop armed communist

invasion or violent revolution.

For further information on the Minutemen

organization, send a stamped.

self-addressed envelope to

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Coyei sheet for Informant Report or M

-DESUS (Rov. 9-30.69)

vir

Date received

Received from (namefor symbol number)

18/

1155-12

Method of delivery

(check approprate blocks)

in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Date prepared

1/27/21

Received by

51 Stunt. Chastesse

Dictated

. to

recording device

Date of Report

11/18/20

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into re Lamer Richard Buss.

and Stephane Smith

1i/i8/0

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-2864

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a card index by -

_ on date

Remarks:

167-7.967

70-5864-56

157-1798(1202)

100-14296 (Conde)

100-14302 (Vejroda)

100-14301 (Ruptinger)

100-15400 Kerry

Geyer)

: Indek:

Colonel Skimp;

Daniel Predovich;

Digiscan: +0 67-9966731

O "Benny the Barber" to

- 157-1798

70-2564-56

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NOVEMBER 18, 1970

BY JEROME

The photo of JAMES RICHARD BUSS is totally un

familiar to me and I don't believe I have ever seen this

individual before.

His name is also not familiar to me.

I was fairly well acquainted with STEPHAN SMITH.

He was in the San Diego area for a period of approximately

a year and left six to eight months ago.

I was told that

he went back north, which I assume to mean Los Angeles or

San Francisco.

SMITH was married and lived with his wife at Rancho

Bernardo while he was in this area.

He was very involved in

the Right vs Left confrontation, which took place in Poway

last year over the make up of the Poway School Board. He was

Involved there with Colonel SHIMP,.

the NORMANS, and other

people who were opposed to DaNIEL

PREDOVICH as

School Board

Chairman and some of whom who were considering ways of getting

rid Of PREDOVICH.

While sMItH was in this area, he was closely associated

with known members of the Minutemen organization, such as MICHAEL

VESBODA, PAUL RUPLINGER and LOU CONDE.

I do not know is SMITH

is or was a member of the Minutemen organization, put ii not,

he was not a member in name only as he appeared to be in total

agreement with the far Right extremist, radical, political

philosophies of VEJBODA, RUPLINGER and CONDE.

SMITH's wife

was also

extremely Right Wing and on one occasion helped pass

out Minutemen organization leaflets. SMITH was involved as a

partner with LOU CONDE in a business, which was named DIGISCAN.

DIGISCAN was supposed to have been an electronics research and

manufacturing outfit, the main purpose of which was to develop

, sell a police communications system whereby each individual

at all times, be in constant touch with

quarrel about the business and split up, and I believe there

may be a law suit pending over ownership of some of the equip

ment, which belonged to the company.

jerome

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As a sidelight, SMITH would build monitoring and

"bugging" devices for a price..

He also had electronic equip-

ment for use in searching buildings and other places for

hidden electronic monitoring devices or "bugs".

I heard recently that MICHAEL VEJBODA is presently

Living in Salt Lake Cityo

There is to be a big gun show in Campo on the

and Irom the talk

eve heard, it sounds as though it will de a result sather-

ing of the Minutemen organization and other Right Wingers in

this area.

JERRY GEIER, I know, will be there with weapons

to show and sell.

BENNY, the barber who has all the machine guns

and rifles in his barber shop, is located on the west side

of 30th Street, about 1z blocks north of El Cajon Boulevard.

Jerome

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Cover Sheet for Informant Report or M

ED-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

tal

Date prepared

129/71

Date recoived

Receyed irony tane or symbol number)

Received by

11/16/70

S

1155

SAStevenL.Chi

ustenien

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

by mail

AJ orally

written by Informant

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

EA.

Dictated

to

I recording device

Date of Report

11/16/70

Date(s) of activity

731.

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into re adavitier a Sam

Dar's and Peter Ruplinger

"/14/ro

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-2864

= INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_ on date .

Remarks:

157-1798 (MM.)

Index: "Duc Roberts

470-2864-577

100-14297 (Davis)

Frank is, Irrigan

100-17464 (Melvin Crane)

100-11920 (si Carady)

100-7738 (Dorother HealeyKAh).

i:.:

100-257-1574 Frun Yacape)

100-14295

00-14819

100-14356 (Defer Rublinger)

Block Stamp

170-2864-57

2= Los dugles

SaiLIZED

(1-100

Frank W. Corrigan,

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11/16/70

bY JEROME

I was in contact with SAM DAVIS last Saturday

evening.

For some reason he was quite upset and was talking

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

with which to harhoss 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 Doserman Pincers CRANE has

guarding the place, ransack the house 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 neid.

Among others, he claims

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

later on hand grenades. He may put me in touch with this person

• 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 cy General PATTON at the start

of the second world war. He 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.

na later date,

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 ana he will

then activate the hand grenades. PETER 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 caliber revolver

lately.

22

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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 mortars in the hundreds ar thousands.

DAVIS apparently

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

I am supposed to see BETTIE HOUGHTON 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 Los Angeles where so a

person named FRANK W. CORRIGAN wrote requesting information.

-gerome

Corrig

orrigan's addauss is 5653 Frank lin,

Las Angéler, California.

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## Page 935

Javas Sheet for Informant Report or M

FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date received

Received from name

12/1/70

1155€

Meshod of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

_ by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Aforally

Dictated

to

Date prepared

1/29/21

Received

51 SterLiChristerson

7 recording device

3 written by Informant

Date of Report

12/1/70

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Contact with Mage McNickles,

Sam Dasi i Rice Clas

41/25/10 to.

11/57/70

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_ on date _

Remarks:

157-1798 (MM)

Index: Vigo toote,

X70-2801-55

Glenn

"Laction,

157-1818 (Marge MaNielles)

Dennis lieser, Ed

100-13832

(Patriotic Party)

157-

(Naniel TiMe Nickles) open dead it notile)

100-14293

(Clay)

100÷14297

(Davis)

100-14244

(Howard Clark deant if no Fite)

108-14292

(Brinker)

117 lok sun 5t.A - 55

157-2010

7-205 Angele in Woole

Saint.

SEZ LIZED

FU B

FR7-*15/i

157-24176645017044042

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Calitornia license MHD 097 registered

to 1964 VW Bus. oined be Marshall

Fredeic Johnson, 11l - 24th St., Her-

mosa Beach, Calif

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na Damart or M

On 12/1/70

BY JEROME

3

I was in contact with MARGE MC NICKLES at

Julian last Wednesday and talked to her for about three

hours.

We discussed DE PUGH's status.

She said that

representatives of the Minutemen organization and the

Patriotic Party have been talking to former Chief of

Police REDDIN at Los Angeles alleging thai DE PUGH iS

Innocent of the bank robbery conspiracy charges on

which he was recently convicted.

She said she was

told REDDIN is sufficiently convinced of the possibility

of DE PUGH's innocence that he may search out evidence

in this regard on which to base a program for his

television show.

She also talked about a JIM MOORE who she said

is in California and is on one of MC NICKLES' mailing

11st.

She also mentioned an older man in Los Angeles

named FREED who is a leader of the Patriotic Party. She

said that DE PUGH's mother is also a Patriotic Party

leader and told me that DE PUGH has asked GLENN JACKSON,

of Los Angeles,

to resign as co-national Patriotic

Party Chairman.

MC NICKLES said that she herself is Secretary-

Treasurer of the Western Region of the Patriotic Party

which covers ll states. She said in the event of a

split in the Patriotic Party between DE PUGH and JACKSON,

she will side with DE PUGH.

She said she has the bank

account and the membership list for the Western Region

of the Patriotic Party in her possession.

She also told me that the Minutemen National

Headquarters continues to function under BOB DE PUGH, JR.,

and RAMONA VAN DE PUGH. She said there is a courier

traveling between Los Angeles and the Minutemen National

Headquarters weekly.

Jerome

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She asked that her son, DAN T. MC NICKLES,

a student at San Diego State

college, be used at

Right Wing activities and made arrangements for me

• to meet him this evening at 3:00 p.m., In La Mesa.

MC NICKLES told me there is a woman living

In the Julian commune and said

she has seen others

coming and going there. She gave me the license

numbers of two more of

the cars she has seen at the

commune.

One was an out of state license, white back-

ground with blue figures XVC 316, which was on a dark

green car with white racing stripes, possibly a Mustang,

which was at the commune on October 11, 1970. The

other was a tan over brown Volkswagen bus with California

license MHD 097 which was at the commune on November 2,

1970.

On Friday I saw BILL CLAY and told him about

MARGE MC NICKLES.

I asked him if he thought we should

try to use her to re-establish contact with the Minute-

men National Headquarters.

CIAY said'"I don't know.

We'll have to ask SAM about that."

I was definitely

impressed from the way he made the statement that perhaps

he has been taking orders in the Minutemen organization

from SAM DAVIS all along.

We then went together to see DAVIS and discussed

MC NICKLES with him. He said that we should continue

talking with MC NICKLES to see what contact with her

would produce.

CLAY. and DAVIS then got to talking

about breaking DE PUGH out of jail at Albuquerque and

•I related to them what MC NICKLES had told me before

about going to Alaquerque to visit DE PUCH. CLAY and

DAVIS became very upset and jumped all over me because

I had not told them about MC NICKLES being there and

about knowing the layout of the Albuquerque City Jail.

After this they started talking idley about

getting DE PUGH out of prison at Fort Levenworth.

DAVIS then stated he had seen DENNIS MOWER not

too long ago and at that time MOWDER was hiding out a

girl who was allegedly a former secretary for DE PUGH.

He said MOWIER told him that for some reason DE PUGH had

people looking for this girl to kill her and that also

she was being sought by the

FBI.

Gerome

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DAVIS continued talking and indicated the

possibility he. hold a higher position in the Minute-

men organization in the state of California than we

previously suspected. He said he has been using the

name SAM WILLIAMS In some of his other contacts and

Minutemen activities.

CLAY then mentioned a former San Diego area

Minuteman named ED ANDREWS who he thought had always

been very reliable. He sid he had previously understood

ANDREWS to be somewhere in the State of Arkansas but

said VIC WALTON had told him that ANDREWS was back at

Ramona, California, some time ago.

They also talked about HOWARD CLARK as a

reliable Minuteman member. He also apparently lives

at Ramona and is employed at Convair.

MC NICKLES is

also well acquainted with CLARK and they said we should

uSe CLARK as a reference to MC NICKLES to gain her

confidence.

CLAY and DAVIS want to have another meeting

soon for the purpose of setting up a schedule or list of

targets in the San Diego area to hit in the event it

appears that a communist or other totalitarian takeover

in this country appears imminent.

From my contact

with CIAY and DAVIS it appears that there has been

considerable improvement in the communications and

coordination among the Right Wings in this area.

Additionally, regarding my contact with MC NICKLES,

she told me she is Neo-Nazi. She also said she is

in contact with JOSEPH BRINKER and also said that HENNING

VON BECK is in town.

She said he is the son of a General

VON BECK who was in

the German army and was executed at

the Nurenberg trials.

week some one fIred

a rifle bullet through the windshield

of his automobile and regularly gets letters from Jews

announcing they are out to get him..

She also told me that the local telephone

Installer at Julian, a man 40 - 45 years old, is also

a Minuteran and that he checks her telephone for her

to determine if it is being bugged.

gerome

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• 1. :

Coyor Sheet. for Informant Report or li

FD-30$ (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date received

Received or zaner symbol number)

170

1155-R

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

I by telephone

_by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

A orally

Date prepared

124/71

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Sx steven. Chrisfensen

recording device

Date of Report

12/2/70

Datels) of activity

1 written by Informant

Dictated

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into re Anthong Kao in

Tailua, Naiacs

12/2/10

File where original is located ifnot attached

120-2864

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a card index by .

_ on date

Remarks:

100-0-

170-2864-59

CAuthony

"Kao)

Index:

Fashion

Wig Imports to

3-0. A/50

2 - Honolulu

Stephen Sued

170805504-59

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On 12/2/70

By JEROME

My parents, who just recently returned

from Hawail, 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, Hawail.

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.

Immigrate two men Irom taiwan into the

knows, United States.

They also said he amal another

man named STEPHEN SUED, of Yugoslav nationality, who

they said was trying to run for some public office in

the recent elections in Hawaii.

regalam trips to yugoslavia. $

died allegedli

makes

Jerome

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Cover Sheet for Informant Report or M.

FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

al

Date received

eceive

on opia i mod number

12/3/70

Method of delivery

(citeck appropriate blocks)

1153-4

in person

• by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Bosed To win y age by mail orally

Dictated

. to

Date prepared

1/29/71

Received by

SA Steven

2. Chistenien

recording device

Date of Report

13/70

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

12/2/70

Info re Norman's at

Poway y John Buck

File where original is located if not attached

170-286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE..

VIOLENÇE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by .

_ on date .

Remarks:

157-1798 (MM)

170-2864-61

100-15355 (JohaBush)

170 5030 A -60

FF.

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• BY JEROME

I was in contact with the NORMAN's from

Poway yesterday, the father and son.

I learned that

the father is a

landscaper and that he has access

to large quantities of ammonium nitrate.

The son

a student at Mesa College. Both seemed very willing

to help out

in any Right Wing activities in this area.

I was also in contact with JOHN BUSH last

night. He is still wheeling and dealing in surplus

military goods and especially military manuels.

acquired from him a Special Forces Manuel on Air Drop

Methods and Codes.

quome

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Date received

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by mail

Morally

Dictated

Date prepared

1/29/71

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recording device

Date of Report

/4/70

Date(s) of activity

written by Infornant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into. re Gerald Smith x

12/1/70

Be steely.

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_on date .

Remarks:

157-1798

70-286A-61

108-134

(Gerald L. K, Smith)

065-157-251 Nati

onal Socalist While Peables Partn

196

(while Citizens Cenucie)

100-15357 (Starsty)

17000k suas 6 - 6 1

Sakashna

SEXAL250 V

Faunt

F.?.:

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on 12/11/70

BY JEROME

I am very familiar with the name GERALD I.

K. SMITH.

He has been operating around the Southern

California area for some time and is generally con-

sidered to be a finatical extreme right wing militant

individual and is kind of nutty.

He is or has been

involved in the National Socialist White People's

Party and in the San Diego White Power Council.

put out today

morris V. Starsky

peroont

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- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1970 - Daily Aetee

News Briers

STUDENT GOVERNMENT

COMMITEE LY COLMITTEES

- Applications

for three student positions on Academie

Honesty Commilleo are opea. Applications

arailate in AD126 and AS Utices. Deadline

Monday.

COUNCIL

- Arls and letters position open.

Applications available in the Organizations

Oltice. Appli, slions due Dee, 15, intersieus

3 р.п. Dvc. 16.

HEALTH SERVICES BOARD - Meeting 11 Monday.

Room 231. Health Serrices Blag. Upen to ail

students.

INTERFRATERINTY COUNCIL - Presidents meet.

ing 10 p.m.

today,

Rooms B or G. Aztec

-Center. Del Sud pcinres will be taxen. blic-

tion of 1FC rust chairman. Injortart, please

aliend,

PUBLICATIOHS 80ARD - Meeting 11, Tuesday:

ignore it. I nave met the enemy and it is me.

Now, at the count of thier, I will awaken and

return to normal. One

. 'Tis..:

"Our of.

fice 15113.

M etings 11 7.m, Tuesdays,

Boots Kand l. Ance Cirter.

[COM.

ASSOCIATIOi - Sirling 11 a.m. Dec.

15.553:57.

FOLX DANCING - Sunday night 7.9. Dec. 13.

Room C. Auce Center. Vireok, Israeli, Ser.

bian. American, and many more dances. If

jou enjoy dlancin.! and meeting ness people.

make sourself haown. Exeryone welenme.

Bring a friend. It's irce.

SAY LIBERATION FRONT - Due to weather,

Sumlay's Gay in will he beld at Essl ala-

radio Rd.. Apt 11.

HOUSING CENTER - Bicycle auction, 10 a.m.

Salurday. Aztec ('eater.

MODERN DANCE CLUS

- Weekly mecting 11

.m. Thursdays, WPB. Everyone welcome. do

experience necessary.

12-T-Z6 50-10019804

Arizond Trociment

Ordinarily the administrators of San

Diego State College and the in-

stitution's Board of Trustees would not

pay much attention to a hanquet speak-

er extolling the lend inniversary ne

"Phic imitant" - the socialist Work-

ers Party nevspaper.

We hope ihat they did lost weekend.

The sporker was Morris J. Starsky, a

dedicated Antsist who was fired fiom

• Arizona State Universily for his active

ariocacy of for left causes.

Mr. Starsly, now a philosophy pio-

icssor at son

Diego State College,

evilly has not chared his strips

We auregeet to don Diego Staie offils

that they cousider him a prine canti-

dato dor dire dricoua lrcai.nont.

verome

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MORRIS 3 STARSKY LIVES

AT 6851 ALVARADO RD.

APT. 14

Rue: 15,19.70.

¡Controversial

Professor Now

At S.D: State

TENIPE, Ariz. (AP) - D!.

Morris

Starsky.

controversial

former assistant profcssoy

Arizona

State University.

ai

is i

teaching as a visiting lecturer air

San Diego State, the State Press

has reported.

• The chairman of the philoso-

phy department at San

Diego

State, Dr. Patricia Cranford

has confirmer that Starsky Mac

hired, as ot Sopl. 1, on a onc-i

•ycar basis to trach to court

logie and 20t Contury philose-

phy.

The ASE stucent

1e6pà091

said Starsky espresred lears i

a telephone interior that an at-

tempt would be made to jone

ardize his position at the C.:li

fornia college by intorming tie.

administration d his post po fi-

cal activities ad Arizona state.

Starsky, an admited Socialisi

Mas placed on one your's lecci-

sabbatical lease or

ilu

Board of Regents Me Jule 1.

Maritasing a close to addro::

rally at the lims mt

2077. The fictit camaritten ni

academie treedion ad totare

had recommere

that!

':

charges brought agains him be

dis missrel.

Starsky as saving it sas "Wes

to be away

from .lod. aray

from the public sir.

Tike

school, he sitic, is o fishbors lis

the Arizona legitature"

with

"political cried morenoly di

in Phnenig."

positiom as am car pecked

Sue o Pillarge

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Dictated

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•170-286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date

Remarks;

157-1798 (MA)

?:.'

70-2864-12

180-15358 Geor

ge Hoover)

100-15357 (starst)

200-14296 (Conde)

+00-157-1874 (Frank Yacopec)

180-180-15400 ery Gegen)

1766500 ZLA-62

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REPORT BY JEROME

JANUARY 4, 1971

He was in contact with GEORGE HOOVER yesterday

who apparently has not been doing much of anything. He

also saw JERRY CEIER last night who claimed he has made

contact with a Minutemen group at Los Angeles which 1s

Involved In buying and selling weapons. He told many •

about some new Minutemen business cards which are coming

out of Los Angeles. We got around to talking about hand

grenades and GEIER said that although he did not openly

solicit hand grenades for money, he would obtain some for

money if he happened to run across any.

I am not aware of anyone connected with the

Minutemen organization placing Minutemen stickers and posters

around MORRIS STARSKY's apartment

house of on his car.

However, people like LOU CONDE, FRANK YACOPEC and the

RULINGERS are always good suspects in things Ilke that.

erorne

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Cover Street fos Informant Report or

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Receiged from games ar mbol number/

0/7/71

1155

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

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by telephone

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Date

Dictated

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written by Informant

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activity or material

to ne mam activities

1/5/11

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-2864

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date .

Remarks:

157-1798 (M.M)

170-2864-637

100-15556 Georgestowver

100-14297 (Dads)

100-14610 (Stan Mallade)

100-157-1820 (Franke Yacopec)

100-14819. (Godfrey)

100-15406 (Veny Geyer)

100 -

(Roger lies) Pup opener.

Block Stamp

100-14293 (Clay)

SE. MALIZED.

100-15355 Cen

, Busch)

F':.

.. 19/ i

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170-2864-63

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REPORT BY JEROME

JANUARY 7, 1971

-..

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 MCDADE, (INU)

MARIINI of the Accuracy Gun Shop, FRANK YACOPEC and BARRY

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

may join the skirmish 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 WILLIS' 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..

jerome

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According to HOOVER, the beauty of organizing

such a skirmish group is that it 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 will 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

Jerome

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wing activities. 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 DAVIS has even threatened

to shoot him. GEORGE HOOVER still likes him though and

BUSCH. spends most of his weekends at the Gunsmoke Ranch with

HOOVER and WILLIS. Could their be a romance brewing?

:÷r.!

ferozne

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#Gover Sheet for Informant Report or Mo

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0/155

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L in person

• by telephone

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Dictated

to

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Date prepared

1/28/11

Recoved b

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written by Informant

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by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into re

Paul Ruptiger

/1s/11

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-28661

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a card index by

_ on date

Remarks:

100-14301 (Ruplingers

Index: Virtue In

100-14296 (Condle)

• America

170-2864-664

170 To ut A t04

SEARCHED

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REPORT BY JEROME

JANUARY 13, 1971

I was talking to PAUL RUPLINGER yesterday. He

• told me he is trying to revitalize the Virtue in America

GrOUp (VIA). He said he has been talking to LOU CONDE In

• an attempt to gain his participation and support for VIA.

He also said if he is successful with VIA he may possibly

go in with the skirmish group which GEORGE HOOVER and SAM

• DAVIS have been talking about setting up.

- ferome

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Date received

13.

171

1100

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Date

7 by mail

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Dictated

_ to

""

.i..."

Date prepared

1/29/71

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1/13/71

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

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by Informant

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1/13/11

File where original is located ifnot attached

1170-2867

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date

Remarks:

157-1798 (MM)

Inder: Vesse Stephens

VI0-286A-603

157-1818 (MeNickles)

Block Stamp

6713-2864-65

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On 1/13/71

BY JEROME

todd to 1111

I was at Julian today talking to MARGE

MC NICKLES.

my Post Office Boxes asking me to come and see her.

She

said it looked as though there had been another

split in the Minutemen organization, and

bulletin which she had received from what looks like

a new Minutemen group. The bulletin was printed on

the original Minutement letterhead paper and was post

marked December 15, 1970. She said she received

the

bulletin about a week ago.

Regarding the bulletin, MC NICKLES said that

in the past there was always talk about DE PUGH and

other people in the Minutemen organization regarding

an Executive Committee of advisors to DE PUGH. According

to the bulletin, It had been sent out by that Executive

Committee and announced that during the month of December

there had been a meeting of

Regional Coordinators of the Minutemen organization at

The bulletin said the Executive

Committee was gratified at the large attendance at the

meeting and went on to announce that control of the

Minutemen organization was being taken away from DE PUGH

and the ress of

the National Headquarters Group at

Norborne, Missouri. The bulletin said this action was

being taken as it had been learned that funds of the

Minutemen

organization had been mis-used, that halucinatory

drugs had been purchased and that effective leadership

was lacking at the Norborne Headquarters.

The bulletin said that DE PUGH and his

associates should no longer be considered as part of

the Minutemen organization.

The bulletin advised that

• all Minutemen literature which had not been copyrighted

was being re-printed

aistribution.

and was always available for

grosse

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- She said the copyrighted Minutemen literature

was being reviewed for changes so as to avoid the

copyrighi and would been be re-printed.

for each.

The bulletin said that the Regional Coordinator

would be

the individual

member's contact with the

National Headquarters.

The bulletin had

a return

a note that the second address

was that of the receiving members Regional Coordinator.

The note went on to say that if no second address

appeared on the bulletin the receiving member was to

send all Minutemen organization mail to the Elgin,

Illinois, address from where it would be forwarded

to the Regional Coordinator. There was no second

address on MC NICKLES' Copy of the bulletin.

Enclosed with the bulletin were a number of

the original Minutemen report forms which are to be filled

out and returned.

Also enclosed were a number of the

origional Minutemen application forms which are suppose

to be distributed to interested

persons.

MC NICKIES told me

she has heard of several

other people (no names given) in our area who also

received the bulletin.

She said, however, that apparently

none of the JOHN ZEMANEC-GLENN JACKSON grOUp at LoS

Angeles got them.

With regard to DE PUGH, MC NICKTES told me

that the charges against him in the state of Washington

have been thrown out of court for lack of evidence.

MC NICKLES said she communicates regularly with DE PUGH's

wife and received a letter from her not too long ago

which requested more money for DE PUGH's legal defense. •

She said, however,

this regard and pointed out that the above described

bulletin implied that dE PUGH's wife is "blowing" the

money which is being received for his defense.

feroze

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She said she has also heard a rumor to the

effect that DE PUGH's wife is running around on him

while he is in prison, but she said she does not believe

this is true.

mentioned

MC NICKLES Said DE PUGH's wife had previously

a person named JESSE STEPHENS who may possibly

be connected with the group at Elgin, Illinois.

She said STEPHENS supposedly started a Right

Wing group some years ago, possibly in the Northwest

but was never recognized by DE PUGH.

She said

she does not know if STEPhENs is

actually connected with the Elgin, Illinois, group.

I will send a letter to the group at Elgin, :

Illinois, regarding what

their plans are.

I will use

the name JERRY MORAN and the Post Office Box Number 76

at Spring Valley, California.

prome

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#B-SIG (Rov. 9-30-69)

Date received

Reggiedaton nians pr symbol number)

1/14/76.

>4158-R

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

• in person •

→ by telephone

[ by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

orally

Dictated

to

Date preparge

1/28/71

Received by

SA Stewenh.Chi

ristenter

recording device

Date of Report

1/14/71

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description

• of activity or material

Into re Paul Rupling

414/71

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-2864

# INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_on date

Remarks:

100-14301 (Ruptinger)

170-2867-66

105-7128 (VB)

100-14298 (Clay)

170-25674-660

Block Star

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ON JANUARY 14, 1971, BY JEROME

. I was contacted by PAUL REPLINGER this evening..

He is planning some proiest 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 LUTHIER KING in his

basement which will be hung in elegy from 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 up for as

long a period of time as possible.

I also learned from BILL CLAY last night there

tOmOrrOW.

Jerome

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i Cover Sheet for Informont Report or Ma,

F'D-300 (Rov. 9-30-69)

Date receiyed

Reese rep sine or symbol number!

1/15/71

UST

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Date prepared

1/38/11

Morally

Dictated

to

7 recording device

Date of Report

1/15/71

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of aetivity or material

Into re leucereras

Brigade

File where original is located ifnot attached

190-2868

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a card index by .

Remarks:

105-7128 (UB)

170-2864-67

_on date

Index: Revolutionary

Action Caucus

170-2567-67

Block Stamp

SEARCHED

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ON JANUARY 15, 1971, BY JEROME

• *•

:.

I obtained a copy of a leaflet advertising a speech

on the Venceremos Brigade at UCSD on January 17,

1971.

The

leaflet invites people to come to hear about Cuba "after the

revolution" from people who have gone

on the Venceremos

Brigades.

The speech is to take nlace at 7:30 p.m. in Room MC

201. and indicated there would be speakers and slides.

According

to the leaflet, it was put out by a group named the Revolutionary.

Action Caucus •

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Cayer Sheet for Informant Report or Mr.

TD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date received

Receivelion miame or symbol numberl

18/71

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

jin person

_ by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

L by mail

Morally

Date prepared

1/28/71

Received by

SASten Chutenten

recording device

written by Infonnant

Date of Report

Dictated

to

18/71

Date(s)'of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into refer ride, Ges Host

Sam Alavis, ete.

118/71

File where original is located ifnot attached

178-286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by —

_on date

Remarks:

100-14296 (Conde)

170-2864-680

105-

(Kipha b6) Opm Deuil

100-14297 (Dans)

108-15356 (George Houser)

100-

(Roger

Willis to per Deuch

100-14301 (Ruptinger)

17 Bo7685 1-68

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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 suill 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

mount"

, but actually only talks about little things which

are not very important. 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 is a Cuban

himself.

In particular, he is 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

shoot there with quite a few people attending. Last weekend

oh the contine door dev mo

They're going to have a pistol

they had a shotgun shoot at skeet. The group at the Gunsmoke

Jerome

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Cover Sheet for Informont report of nur

FD-300 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date recaived

1/18/71

SAH5S

Method of delivery

(chech appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

_to

by mail

A orally

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

- Into ve Frank Yacupee

Date prepared

1/28/21

Received by

Sy steven L.Christeuse

• recording device

Date of Report

1/18/r1

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

liste

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by —

_on date

157.159 Fraude Yacopec)

Inder: Jer

170-2867-697

tors

Fartaglia

100-14819 (Godtey)

100=14356 (Peret Ruplingen

157-1798 (MM)

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ON JANUARY 18, 1971, BY JEROME

I have learned that sometime ago, FRANK YACOPEC

and JERRY TARTAGLIO were in contact with a retired Army

colonel who claimed he was some kind of an aide to General

PATTON, or otherwise connected with him, when PATTON was

involved in desert maneuvers and training in the Palm Springs,

California, area at about the beginning of the second world

War. According to what this colonel said, PATTON and his

troops received urgent orders requiring them to pack up and

ship out to go overseas with only two days notice. Because

of such short notice, rather than taking their heavy equipment

and supplies with them, they simply abandoned and buried them

innholesale quantities.

I understand that many trucks and

tanks were part in ravines and gullies and dirt was bulldozed

over them.

There are a lot of recorded instances where people

have found such buried supplies in the desert out beyond

Palm Springs.

This area is still all Government property

that is very little inhabited any any time. Apparently the

Government has either lost its records, forgotten about, or

simply doesn't care

about all the stuff that is supposed to

be buried out there.

In particular, this colonel told YACOPEC and TARTAGLIO

about a large concrete bunker with big double steel doors which

he said was filled with ammunitions and explosives and also

buriea.

He apparently told TARTAGLIO and YACOPEC how to locate

the bunker and I understand that they went out to the desert

- and after digging through about six feet of sand, actually

found the steel doors to the bunker. Following this, they

covered the bunker up again and have not been back since.

On the 27th of this month, a group Including YACOPEC,

BARRY GODFREY and PETER REPLINGER are going to go out to the

desert to try and relocate the bunker and dig it out. I

understand that REPLINGER has access to a portable jackhammer

and some other heavy equipment which he will use to dig out

the bunker.

If It 1s at all possible, I will try and go along

with them to see what they actually find.

gerome

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"Sover Sheet for Informant Repori or lA

FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

ial

Date received

dived om rameorgymbol number)

1/25/11

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

I in person

by telephone

7 by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Date prepared

1/24/21

Received by

51 Steen "Christense

Off orally

Dictated

to

7 recording device

Date of Report

1/25/11

Date(s) of activity

] written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into te activities of MM

at Gunmate Ranche

1/24/11

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-286A.

# INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date

Remarks:*

157-1798 (NIM)

150-286A-70

100-14610 Sten Me lade

100-15355 (Jerry Busch)

100-14297 (Dalis)

100-15356 (Gerigore.

100-

(Roger Wills) Piter: Opewich

00-14294 (Howard Clark)

Block Stamp

170-256A-70

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Davi's

ON JANUARY 25, 1971, BY JEROME

I was at the Gunsmoke Ranch in Harbison Canyon

yesterday. When I got there, there were already 15 people

present, most of whom I did not know and as I was leaving,

three more people, STAN MC DADE and his two sons, arrived.

Those I knew among the others present were JERRY BUSCH, SAM

DAVIS, GEORGE HOOVER and ROGER WILLIS.

Two of the others that

I noticed inparticular were a young fellow in his early 20's

about 5' 6"

tall, 130 pounds, dark brown hair, who was called

GEORGE, and a big fellow with shoulder length

goatee board who was about 45 years old, ol 5" taf, 300 pounds

and bald. I believe he may have been referred to by the name

ROYAL.

There did not seem to be any organized activity in

progress.

Most of the people were just more or less milling

around and talking with each other. Most were carrying pistols

and most were shootingmuzzle loading weapons at one time. or

another.

•: "

-

While I was there, I got to talking to SAM DAVIS about

HOWARD CLARK who lives at Ramona.

DAVIS stated he felt he could

trust CLARK completely and backed this up saying. that CLARK is

storing some weapons for him. DAVIS said he had also been working

on some machine guns with CLARK at Ramona at one time-and-aded

that dArk can get 211 of the INLand E4 plastic explosives he-

wants. DAVIS said he would get a list of prices of this stuff

pon BARaon February #5, 1971, and added that he, DAVIS, has

to go to court that morning to answer charges on three traffic

warrants.

DAVIS also told me he will be going up to Mud River,

Idaho, sometime in the early part of this summer with several

other people to live.

He said he will give me his address there

when it becomes available to him as he wants to stay in touch

with

It appears this may be a Minutemen commune he has been

talking about starting for several months now.

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over Sheet for informans Report or M

FD-2A6 (Rev. 9-30-69)

ial

Date received

Reed yed got tame of sabal number)

126/71

1155-R

kiethod of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

to

orally

Date prepared

129/71

Received by

SA Sterent, Car

25 her

[recording device

Date of Report

1/26/91

Date(s) of activity

wrilten by Informant

Dictated

Transcribed

Authenticated

by informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into re passible BPP named Maun

(LNU) + MM activities :

1/26/41

File where original is located if not attached

190-2864

# INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date

Remarks:

157-1798 (MM)

Index:

Bob Sist

170-28616-70

100-14293 Clai

52-4723 (Gilbert McGill)

100-14297 (Davis)

157-

(Maury

541) open and assign)

170-286471

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ON JANUARY 26, 1971, BY JEROME

This morning I answered an ad in the newspaper

and purchased a .22 calibre Remington rifle for $20.00.

I bought the gun from a Negro individual, by the name of

MAURY (ph) (LNU) who is presently residing at 5880 University,

Apartment #9. He looked to me to be in his late 20's, about

5' 9" tall and slender and was wearing a goatee beard and a

moustache.

very much, both in physical

appearance and mannerisms.

He told me he had just moved to San Diego from Los

Angeles and is looking for work.

While I was at his apartment, I noticed he had large

quantities of Black Panther and other black militant literature,

Including books by ELDRIDGE CLEAVER and

copies of the Black

Panther Party newspaper..

In addition to the .22 calibre rifle, he also had

in his possession a •32 calibre automatic pistol which is

cheap imitation of the French MAB and is made in Spain.

It has been learned that there is a San Diego Police

Department officer named BOB SISK who claims he is a member of

the Minutemen organization.

I was in contact with GILBERT MC GILL Sunday. He is

still employed at the Telephone Company. He told me he has

been helping to tap some telephone lines and that it is still

a common practice for Telephone Company employees to listen in

on telephone conversations in the san Diego area.

Regarding the possibility of a big Minutemen meeting

during the midale of December, 1970, I was unable to get in

touch with BILI CLAY during almost the entire last half of

December and it is possible he may have gone to the Chicago

meeting. It is also possible that SAM DAVIS may have gone as

I am frequently unable to contact him for several days at a

time.

Jerome

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

JU STATES GOVERNMENT

Memoranum

SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286 A)

DATE:

2/12/71

SA STEVEN I. CHRISTENSEN

runt

1155-R

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

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

with a meeting on the library lawn.

Following this,

between 500 and 1,000 students marched across the campus

chanting slogans

against the current military operations

in Laos.

Source said following the march the rally

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

Chicano Guerilla Theatre. Following this a young male

individuals named "SKIP"

who said he was from MDM, spoke

to the crowd urging them to harass the Marine Corps at

Camp Pendleton, California, diring the upcoming courts

• martial of two MDM members

there.

Following this a young girl got up and announced

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

no State coltere

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

2/17/71.

she inaicated that persons desiring to atiend

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 campus which would cover

all issues rather than having several organizations each

interested in only one specific issue.

- 170-286

A

- 100-

(HARRY RUJA)

1

1

1

100-14528

STAG)

]

100-14733(GULLEY)

-

100-14892

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NDM)

1

- 100-14046 STANCLIFF

HARASSMENT OF LOCAL

SELECTIVE

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

1.

- 100-13847 (SMC)

62-2008 (COM)

100-14495 STANCLIFF

200-14520 (SONS ESTON

1 - 100-15337 STARSKEY

170-05k1-72

SLC/gak

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Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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SD 170-286. A

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 shirt or shoes,

took advantage of the opportunity.

He spoke against

carsying

• the Viet Cong flag and against trying to destroy

the system saying he believed the necessary changes

could be 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 (SMC) at

the University of California at San Diego (UCSD) •

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

2/10/71 - 2/19/71, 20 persons per hour could be assigned

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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SD 170-286-A

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 denouncing 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

Information from their non-existant files without

being traced.

In additions the leailet 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 of SAMUEL C. MILLER, a prisoner

in the brig at the 32nd Street Naval Station.

leaflet was issued by Concerned Officers Movement and

Indicated the group has a house at 3788 Tenth Street,

on house at 3968 9t

The

San Diego, California, telephone number 291-4062.

Source also obtained a leaflet indicating

there will be some kind of a

"teach-in"

on the war in

southeast Asia wich news film clips and other material

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

7:00 p.m.

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SD 170-286 A

Source recognized the following persons

present at the rally:

ALAN STANCLIFE

MORRIS STARSKEY (possibly)

(Source noted STARSKEY has a new office

in the East Wing of the new library

Room 529, telephone 286-5549)

HARRY RUJA

GARY GULLEY

CONNIE STANCLIFF

Be. J. BYSTROM

A girl named "PAT" from

Womens Liberation

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Int fthe latest

fad sweeping Americ,

colleges and U's.)

In response to the escalation of the var into laos the UCSD Student Mobilization

committee is planning a non-violont diaruption oî the San Diego Draft Board for tir

entire week of Feb. l6i9 (Tuesday to Friday, Mis astion sll be legal bue

eflectively limit business as usual. Suddenly the draft board will be invaded by

hundreds of people, gravely concerned ahout their drait status or tha artic stat:

of their lovas ones, Some oi the methods we suggest are:

Lo Ask to see your files.

Ask to make appoiniments to see your files.

30

Bring in anything you feel is pertinent to

your case. This might

include such thángs as a statement of your feelings about the wars a roll ii

toilet paper, a dead lish, a narblo. The board is required to accet

• and file all data you feel is pertinent to your drait status,

40

Women can do several things; they can insist they want to register, for

example, procaining the army a serist institution or they can tearfully

ask the board to spare their bogirienda.

We will nake use ci the draft board's beaurceracy to shuü it down. This metho

has been tried successfully in Rev loric and several other lastern cities.

TUESDAT FEBRUA I 16 MASS AT IHT: DAVE BOARD AT 20:30, The eddress is 3757

Park Boulevard -½ block soutin of the Capri Theater at ark and Univarsity

lednesday through Fridey the action will continue and lOSD SNC is planning tr

have atleast 20 people per hour aù the drait board. VOSD volunteers should e-ga

up for hours on these three days at the table on Revelle Plaza to ensure effictiveness

Students from other campuses should come whenever they have available cine:

EVERYCHE SHOUTO B. 'TING TUESDAY.

If you are not ablo to cone, there are other ways of interfering with the trait

board, Pake a le stamp, put it in an envelops addressed to the Selactive Sirvice

System (preferably without your nams) say helic, sund coupons, send more tilet paper.

Bettar yet, if jou'ra a vonan, urite a lettes asking for information sooni your file

and sign this with pour first initial cajy and last nane (eng. I, Minon), You

connot be traced, you wili cause at lense minimun interrupcion as they sourch for

your file, Most important: ii you nave a dime call the draft board next teek at

293.5.80 and taik about anychine you want (is this the 2008 lis my normy here?)

Call a lot. Iie the phones up neut seek while ke tie the offico up, lajoy yourself,

be creatives

People Iron UCSD soing to the Tuesday action aliould assemble at 9:'5 i! the

Urey Hall Paricing lot. Bring a or 1f you can. Anyone sno can difer t:ansportatio

to the druft board during the rast of the week please sign up at the cable in.

Revelle and we will reier riders to your

For any questions or infornation that iould be helpful to us ?lean: call 153-3362

(USD Information Gonter) famembor: TUiSDAY "BIAY 16 AT THE DARE BOARD,

BLING A PRIMIDO

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each-in Onthe War

ATTEND THE FAR OUT FREE FLICKS

ON DICK'S WAR, FORE AND THERE :

NENSREEL FILM PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS: •

Amerika: Chicago, 1968; Stop the Draft Weeky and the Black Libo Struggle.

People is War:

The latest, most comprehensive documentary of the Vietnamese

reople's daily struggle.

ALSO SPEAKERS AND DISCUSSIONS

Thursday February II, 7:00 Polo SSIOO

Tuesday February ID, 7:00 Pole SSIOO

The United States is escalating the war in South East Asia. Troops have

moved into laos and Cambodia, the bombing increases, and UoSo commandos

attack inside North Vietnam.

The administration's long term plans eall

for replacing U.S. soldiers with mercenaries, and automating the war with

more planes, bombs, and perlaps even "tactical" nuclear weapons.

all this the people of Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam hold firm, continuing

to fight courageously against U.So domination.

At home, we are beginning to realize that a government guilty of GENOCIDE

and ECOIDE in South East Asia cannot permit "Liberty and justice for all".

The people of Indo-China need our continuing support. By getting our

schools and our communities together, we can best aid their liberation

and our owno

More War

No

Classes

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A COLONE

ONFERENEG

FEBAUARY 12 & 13

AT THE YWCA 1012 C STREET, SAN DIEGO

The first women's conference in San Diego will bring together

women interested in sharing ideas concerning our secondary position

in society, and in formulating actions and organization to change

this.

A proposal for the establishment of a San Diego Women's Center,

as one step in this direction, will be discussed.

All women are invited to

attend and participate. Child care,

housing and transportation will be provided.

SCHEDULE

. FRIDAY, FEB.12

go Introduction

10-"What is Women's Liberation"

12- Lunch, bring your own

I-Margaret Wright, speaker on

"Sexism and Racism"

2-Film, discussion groups

3:30-Break

4=Workshops I

6- Dinner, pot luck, bring

a dish!

7:30

-g. Workshops.Il

SATURDAY, FEB.13

10-Women's Center, discussion

on proposal's

12-- Lunch, bring your

own

I-Wrap up, on Women's Center

and proposals from workshops

3-Plans for action, e.g.

International Women's Day

6-Dinner, Celebration, EILin,

music, a time to relax!

WORKSHOPS

The workshops will deal with WOMEN and their relation to child care,

abortion, work, the war, history, psychology, velfare, marriage and

the family, rap groups, politics and as Woman identified Woman,

Black and Brown Women, High School Women, and consumers.

For further information or transpbrtation call: 286-6524 or 286-6569.

If you plan to use child

care facilities at conference, pleaso call

• 453-1518.

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BY STEP, LIE BY LIE

THE NEW

ESCALATIONH

HANDS OFF LAOS!

The government has been telling you the troops are sering bore

and its a lie.

They are escalating and the neis is so bac that

nothing is being released. The people of laos are suffering:

800 raids by plane per day - Laos is the most bombea country in

the world! - one fourth of the population are refugees from Ameri

can bombing.

: Our campus is directly supporting the war via: ROTC - NEL the

recruitment of students on campus by corporations that profit and

survive on the war.

In view of this crisis, let us unite in a peaceful, legal, protest

MASSIVE DEMONSTRATION AND RALLY

THURSDAY 11:00

Rally on Old Library Lawn 1: 00

March across campus | 1:30

Rally in Aztec Center 12:00

OUR SISTERS AND BROTHERS IN S•E: ASIA

ARE COUNT INC

ON

NE MUST

US. OUT OF ASiA

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5790:

damuel C. Millor 1

prisonor in the 32nd street BriG.

sam. Miller is n consclentious objector.

-sam Miller has written; By lending my support to the military,

bocome rosponsible to god for those major

actions

of the milltary, Therefore I have boen forced to

accept the responsibility of war and death. This

responsibility I can no

longer accept. A Christian

citizen must be responsible to both man and God,

what he may not do is obey men rather than God, or

overlook the degroe..

of compromise in our best acts,

or gloss over the sinfulness"of war.

- A Navy Chaplain writes, sam Mller is a sincere; devout

christlan, He is regular in his attendance of Divine

worship and gives every expression of following

the teachings of Christ

Iss minister writes: His beliefs are well crounded in the churck

na Bible and his actions have been. true to hi:

beliefs. I have no hesitation in submitting this

letter declaring the credibility of vr. Miller's

decision for release

from military Involvement due

in religious. beliefs,

The Navy rimes,. Jan 20, 71: Millitary officers have a hard time

being judicial about these claims, ... because

"the notion is: widely hold that conscientious

objectors aro at best cowardly and at worst sub-

versives."

•:."

Department of Defense Directive 1300.6 (VI. A.1) Employ the

person (conscientious objector) in duties. which

on the case,.

THIS CAST HAS NOT BIEN. BEEN DECIDED UPON BY THE NAVY

Under orders to southonst Asta for the

second time, Sam Miller

wrote: "such participation in this ship's movemont would be in

direct conflict with my assertod bellefs."

SAM MILLTE did the only thing hö could do in conscience, he

refused to go. He never went Un. He was convicted before a

Goneral court Martial of missing Movement. Results:

I. Ninö months confinement at hard labor, (§ nos io 0)

2i Total forfcituro of pay,

maria:

3: Reduction in rate from -5 to E-1.

4. A Bad condüct Discharge from the service.

..:

THY NAVY "AS STILL NOT PASSED JUDGINT ON HIS CONSCIINTIOUS

OBJECTOR CLAJM (as of 10 February 1971)

OVER

OVER

• OVER

OVER

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SAC, DAN DIEGO (157-28)

SA STEVEN I. CHRISTSISEN

NATIONAL SOCIALIST WHITE PEOPLE'S PARIY

RACIAL MATTER

CoME SOuRcE

2/22/71

organization.

It is noted that the attached material indicates

that MATT COLE Or KAULE,

National Connander of captioned

organization, is expected to be in the San Diego, California

area on 2/14/71s for the purpose of recruiting and organizing

for big organization at san Diego.

On 2/11/71,

1155-R was contacted regarding the

attached material and advised he is unfamiliar with any of

che iraiviauals involved but stated if COLE does come to

the san Diego area, he will an all Likelihood contact VIC

WALTON OF JOE BROKER.

Informant stated that VIC WALTON has falleninto

disfavor with many local right wing individuals as he has

apparently sold some

of them down the river in court cases.

He said there has even been some talk about killing WALTON.

=. 157-28

170-0286 A

-200-14303

I = 100-14292

SIc/gal

(5) sak

(VIC WALION)

(JOE BRINKER

17R 36=1-73

SERIALIZED _

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Cavor Sheet for Informant Report or l

TD-306 (Rev. 9•30-69)

al

Date received

Reggied rot fage/pr symbol number)

2/4/71

SD

1155-R

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

Ly by telephone

I by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Morally

Dictated

Date prepared

2/24/71

Received by

iNSters h, Christensen

recording device

Date of Report

• written by Informant

2/4/01

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

2/23/71

Authenticated

by Informant

2/24/71

Brief description of activity or material

2/4/11

Note received at MAn POB-Schinkies

if Davis, Fomert, Horren, willis -

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a card index by .

_on date

Remarks:

157-1798 (MM)

490-2864-71

157-2224 (Isaac Cautred)

157-2178 (Deminic)

1582-2177 (Tato rrest)

100-41297 (Davis)

100-15356 (Hoover)

100-15666 (Roger Willis)

170 Block 66a5 1-74

SEARCHED-

L-INDEXED

SERIALIZE) -

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On February 4, 1971

By JEROME

Today I checked the Minutemen Post Office

Box at Spring Valley, California, and found a letter

addressed to AFSC.

The person sending the letter

used regular Minutemen precautions in sending it,

such as double wrapping the message.

The message itself was written on a two inch

by four inch piece of paper

in grease pencil

Make contact February 7, 7:00 a.m., 445-9570 and said,

looks very interesting and I plan to go ahead and make

the contact as requested

on the note.

• I have learned recently that SAM DAVIS and TOM

FORREST have been doing a lot of business together for

some time.

The name RONALD TIMOTHY DOMENICK Or DOMINIC iS

not familiar to me but the name "PAUL" and the description

you gave me sounds like an individual who hangs around

with FORREST and some of the other gun people. .

I also have heard a rumor before that FORREST is

operating some kind of a shop on the Mexican boarder and

FORREST allegedly deals in a

• lot of illegal stuff.

FORREST has had two large boats and lost both

of them.

There is a story around which I believe is

probably true that his second boat was bombed

as a result

of a quarrel or something over smuggling. I have never

heard anything about him having any hand grenades on the

boat but he may have had some kind of high explosives

• on it:

With regard to the Gun"Smoke Ranch being for

some

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On February 4,1971

By JEROMe

Note:

On February 5, 1971, it was determined that telephone

number 445-9570 is a public pay telephone located in

the front of a liquor and grocery store aù 2202 High

way do by Alpine, California.

The location of this

telephone number

was furnished to informant so that

he

might have it watched in an effort to determine the

individual's identity he would be contacting.

Jerome

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## Page 984

Lover siter for titormant Reporr or mir

_EB-908 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date received

RelevANi die bi symbol numberl

2/8/11

1155-R

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

I by telephone

by mail

If orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

2/7/21 t. Kennery

Transcribed .

2/23/11

Authenticated

by Informant

2/24/71

Brief description of activity or material

Contact w/ Isace Cantrell, Sam

Darn's. Paul Kust at beA

Date prepared

2/24/71

Received by

5A Steven Ki Christenser

1 recording device

Date of Report

2/8/11

Date(s) of activity

I written by Informant

2/2/21

File where original is located if not attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by .

Remarks:

157-1798 (MM)

170-206A i LiS

_on date

Inder: Paul Munt,

157-242 Deronis Mower.

157-2224

Cantren)

100 01110/6

(Houghton)

100-157-1829 (Yacopee)

100-14297

(Davis)

100-14015 (Houghton)

100-146293 (Clan)

+280-157-2177 (Forrest)

3-405-Angles

17 Flack Stamp 5: 21-75

SEARCHED

SERIALIZED_

I FILED T

Paul Hunt)

(f-

Dennis Mower)

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on February 8, 1971

By JERONE

Yesterday at 7:00 a.m., I contacted the

individual who sent the note in the mail as he hac

requested.

We made arrangements to meet together at

the Denny's Restaurant in El Cajon. I plan to have

SAM DAVIS Or GEORGE HOOVER or both there to watch

the

meeting and make sure nothing funny happens.

The person I talked to on the telephone gave

me what he said was

his Minuteman Serial Numoer.

who said the number is a good one and falls within a

block of numbers which she said she knows was legitimately

issued. She said she has access to some files which

may include this number so that possibly she can find

out who the person is.

While I was making the call I had FRANK YACOPEC

watching the telephone booth up at Alpine.

FRANK pretended

to have a flat tire by stopping about a half a mile down

the road from the telephone booth where he let some air

• out of one of his tires. He then drove his car to an air

pump

at a service station near the telephone booth where

he was able to watch the person who received the call.

After the call was over he followed this individual to

a side street named Marshall Road. When he got to the

road and looked the person had disappeared. He said there

were only two cars on the road which looked like they

had been driven recently which. had the following license

plate numbers:

WAB 703

and

YCB 714

I also had a long talk with SAM DAVIS today and

obtained the following information:

Jerome

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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 Minutemen in the State of California or at least

in that area and he has been so in charge since the

disappearance of TROY HOUGHTON. He added that DENNIS

MOWER is only a public figurehead and added that he

thinks PAUL HUNT is a very dangerous man.

On the subject 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

FORREST 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 snall 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 ootain 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.

perone

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SSC Request 1/20/76

Item 3 (Re: Secret Army Organization)

Volume II

Access

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## Page 988

'TO

FROM

/ SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

ME MAY 1982 EDITION

EGSA FPMR LI CFR) 191-11.

UNITED STATES G

NMENT

Memorandum

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI(157-23577) DATE:

11/10/72

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-3388) (0).

VAHL ALDERMAN BOYLE,

aka

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

EM - SAO

(00: San Diego)

Enclosed for the Bureau are five copies of an IHM

regarding subject.

Original and one copy of form FD-376

stapled to this IHM. .

Local dissemination of LHM being made to U. S.

Secret Service, San Diego.

All Investigation contained in this LHM was con-

ducted by SA DWIGHT G. GARRETSON with the exception of credit

and arrest checks which were conducted by IC JOHN R. BAKER.

NCIC was negative on 6.5 mm rifle, serial number

AZ2459.

in ADEX.

Subject's activities do not warrant her inclusion

REG89 157-23547-70

San Diego contemplates no additional contact with

subject.

71 NOV 17 1972

Bureau (Enc. 5) (RM)

-

San Diego

ENOLOSU.n

DGG/rss

(3)

Icc 5s wiphoto

IC 15D

SEC.

EX

1

11/28/72

5010-10

NOV 20 GoldS. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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€ FI-37S (Rev. 8-15-72)

• In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

San Diego, California

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535

November 10, 1972

Director

United States Secret Service

- Department of the Treasury

Washington, D. C. 20220

RE:

VAHL ALDERMAN BOYLE

Dear Sir:

The information furnished herewith concerns an individual or organization believed

to be covered by the agreement between the FBI and Secret Service concerning protective

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

1. [ Threats or actions against persons protected by Secret Service.

2. • Attempts or threats to redress grievances.

3. I Threatening or abusive statement about U. S. or foreign official.

4. [ Participation in civil disturbances, anti-U. S. demonstrations or hostile

incidents against foreign diplomatic establishments.

5. [ Illegal- bombing, bomb-making or other terrorist activity.

6. I Defector from U. S. or indicates desire to defect.

7. Ex Potentially dangerous because of background, emotional instability or

activity in groups engaged in activities inimical to U.S.

Photograph • has been furnished

X enclosed

• is not available.

L. Patrick Gray,

Acting Director

1 - Special Agent in Charge (Enclosure(s)) (I)

U.S. Secret Service , San Diego

Enclosure(s)

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In Reply, Please Refer 1o

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

San Diego, California

November 10, 1972

VAHL ALDERMAN BOYLE

on March 13, 1972, Howard Barry Godfrey advised

Bettie Ellen Haughton, wife of Iroy

Harold Haughton, former local leader of the Minutemen in

San Diego, Callfornia who disappeared in 1967, said 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,

voluntarily furnished information to the

Federal Bureau of Investigation regarding

the identities and activities of extremist

groups in the San Diego area. His Informa-

tion 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

arm

of the Minutemen.

This document contains neither recommendations nor

conclusions of the FBI. It Is the property of the FBI and

Is loaned to your agency; it and Its contents are not to be

distributed outisde your agency nor dupilcated within your

agency•

157-23574-70

FROLOSE

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VAHL ALDERMAN BOYLE

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

a dally newspaper, contained an article regarding a probe of

21, 1972, San Diego police had searched the residence of Mrs.

cers reportedly found a quantity of drugs

and medical supplies,

explosive paraphernalla and Minutemen literature buried under

¿ the house. No arrests were made.

The SAO is an anticommunist, paramilitary

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 California Driver's License 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 20, 1912, the FbI laentification

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, Aisclosed that subject was

married to

Theodore J. Boyle, and had formerly resided at

3865 Caraneha Street, Lemon

Grove, and 803 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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VAHL ALDERMAN BOYLE

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.

one military can containing crimping tools,

electric blasting caps, non-electric blasing

caps, fuse ignitors, and safety fuse

5.

Two military ammo cans containing medical

supplies (Hype Kit - miscellaneous drugs)

б.

One 22 caliber rifle "Explorer AR-7"

7.

8.

One 6.5 caliber rifle "AZ 2458"

Three boxes of 7.62 mm ammo

9.

one box of 6.5 mm ammo

10. Six boxes of 22 caliber ammo

11. Two 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 Diego Police Department.

On September 22, 1972, Detective Nancy Bira, OffiCe

of Special Investigation, San Diego County Sheriff's Office,

advised that San Diego Sheriff's Office had participated in

search of subject's residence and further advised that subject

- 3-

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VAHL ALDERMAN BOYLE

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.

She advised

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

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

Race

Sex

Date of birth

Place of birth

Height

Weight

Eyes

Hair

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

White

Female

March 11, 1914

Granger,

Idaho

5'2"

127 pounds

Brown

-

Blonde

_ 4 -

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FD-302 (Rev. 11-27-70)

7. 39

FLU

AL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

-.. Date of transcription -

November 10, 1972

Mrs. VAHL ALDERMAN BOYLE, 4443 Upland Street, La

Mesa, CaLliornia,

was telephonically contacted at her resi-

dence telephone 469-1129, with the intention of making

appointment for interview. Mrs. BOYLE 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 by 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

had been

the property of TROY. - She said

that two rifles and a quaniity of ammunition taken by the

Police Department had been her personal property fos whịch

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 cí the Minutemen Organization

in San Diego, but said that she herself was not very familiar

with this organization. She said that the last contact she

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

taco she

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

tion.

At that time IROy had told her that he was going

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.

-5-

Interviewed on

11/8/72

_or San Diego, Callfornia

_ File #

SD 157-3338

DWIGHT G. GARRETSON/ISS

Date dictated

11/9/72

This document contains reither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBl. It is the property of the FBI and is louned to

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

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SD 157-3388

She commented that she firmly belleves that TROY

was murdered by ROBER DE PUCH, WALTER PEYSON and LESTEF

MOLYNEAUX, She said shelhad never met any of these three

naivianals out bases her beller on what tRoy told ner in

the above mentioned

telephone call and upon Information

CALif

Mrs. BOYLE advised that BETTIE HAUGHTON recently

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

'(SAD) and had never heard of this organization

"untii the

arrest of some of Its members appeared in the newspapers in

June, 1972.

MEMBER of

She said she was acquainted with JERRY LYNDAVIS AKA

the alleged leader of SAO, whom she knew as SAM DAVIS.

said that she had met GEORGE MITCHELA HOOVER, another alleged

memoer of the sAo who had been arrested

but was not really

acquainted with him, knowing only that he was an associate

Of DAVIS.

She remarked that the other persons arrested

during the SAO Investigation were not known to her lef

Mr So la commented that ae da 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.

CALif

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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.

Lester Molyneaux was identified 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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FD-36 (Rev, 5-22-64)

Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

FBI

Date:

11/11/72

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TO:

FROM:

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

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

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

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 Inflamable

Material with Intent to Burn,

, before San Diego County Superior

-Court-Judge: GILBERT HARELSON. ' He was "sentenced to one to five:

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

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

The original charge was Possession of Explosives.

was also charged with Possession of Explosives.

allored to plead guilty to a lesser charge of Disturbing the

Peace and was fined $20 by Judge HARELSON.

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The trial of GEORGE MITCHELL IOOVER is presently

PETERSEN and HOTTARD

under yay and former SA StEVaN I. Chornery So 1155-E, vill

testify during week of II/13-1/12. SA PETERSIY and former

SA CHRISTENSEN 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.

the trial d an in

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

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

subpoena will be issued for SA PETERSEN's testimony.

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AIRTEL

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TO:

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

ATTENTION: DID

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

CRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

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On 11/2/72, SA EARL M. PETERSEN testified in a pre-

trial hearing in the GEORGE MITCHELY HOOVER case in the Superior

Court of the County of Sán 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 1/7/22 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 ROBERT W. 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 scheduled for sentencing on 11/29/72.

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

agreed to by the court.

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Domestic Intelligence Division

INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date -

October 26, 1972

Attached indicates an anonymous caller

to Presidential candidate McGovern's

Headquarters, El Cajon, California,

alleged an FBI informant connected

with

the White Extremist Secret Army Organiza-

tion offered explosives to him to use to

bomb that Headquarters and when he refused,

his Hertz Rental franchise was bombed.

Anonymous caller, apparently one

Calvin Hendell Fox, a Secret Army Organi-

zation member recently indicted for

perjury in connection with his testimony

during trial in Superior Court, San Diego,

California, of another Secret Army

Organization member, William Francis

Yakopec.

This appears to be an attempt

to discredit former Bureau informant

Howard Barry Godfrey, whose testimony was

instrumental in conviction of Yakopec.

Godirey currently in Sacramento and

*is to be interviewed regarding allegation.

Secret Service in San Diego cognizant.

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NR 92 SD CODE

2:55 PM URGENT 10-26-72 JBE

TO :

ACTING

DIRECTOR

(ATIN: DID) (157-23577)

SACRAMENTO

FROM:

SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

FEDERAL' BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

COMMUNICATIONS. SECTION

007 261872Y

TELETYRE

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Mr:"Folt

MI. Bak!

Ms. Bones

Mir. Blairop

Mr. Caliahom

Mr. Cleveland

Ma. Carrad

Mr. Daice:

Mr. Jenkins .

Mr. Marshall

Mr. Miller, E.S.'-

Mr. Ponder

Mr. Soyars

Mr. Walters

Tele. Room

Mr. Kinley

Mr. Armstrong

Ms. Herwig

Mrs. Neenan

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (5,40) •

EXTREMIST MATTERS.

ON OCTOBER TWENTY SIX, NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO, SA JOHN KEEFE,

I So SECRET-SERVICE, SAN DIEGO, TELEPHONICALLY ADVISED THAT THE

SENATOR MC GOVERN HEADQUARTERS AT EL CAJON, CALIFORNIA, HAD

ON THE MORNING OF OCTOBER TWENTY SIX, NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO,

•RECEIVED SEVERAL TELEPHONE CALLS FROM AN ANONYMOUS MALE. THE .

CALLER ALLEGED THAT SOMETIME IN THE PAST HE HAD BEEN OFFERED A

QUANTITY OF EXPLOSIVES BY AN FBI INFORMANT INVOLVED WITH THE

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO). THE PURPOSE WAS TO USE THE

EXPLOSIVES TO BOMB THE MC GOVERN HEADQUARTERS. ACCORDING TO

THE ANONYMOUS CALLER HE, THE CALLER, REFUSED TO COOPERATE OR

TO ACCEPT THE EXPLOSIVES. THE CALLER FURIHER ALLEGED THAT

AS A RESULT OF

HIS REFUSAL TO COOPERATE HIS BUSINESS, A HERTZ

RENTAL FRANCHISE AT THE NINE ZERO ZERO BIFE-DE BROADWAY,

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EL CAJON, CALIFORNIA, HAD BEEN BLOWN UP. AFTER LISIENING TO A

ME GOVERN SPEECH ON OCTOBER TWENTY FIVE, NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO,

THE CALLER BELIEVED IT WAS HIS DUTY TO MAKE THE ABOVE INFORMATION

PUBLIC WHICH PROMPTED HIS TELEPHONE CALLS TO THE MC GOVERN

HEADQUARTERS. THE CALLER CLAIMED THAT HE WAS AFRAID TO REPORT

THIS MATTER PREVIOUSLY THE CALLER WAS REFERRED TO MC GOVERN

HEADQUATERS IN SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, WHERE HE SPOKE TO MRS.

JOY MASON REQUESTING THAT SHE MAKE THE ABOVE INFORMATION

PUBLIC. MRS. MASON REFUSED TO DO SO IN VIEW OF THE FACT THE

ANONYMOUS CALLER REFUSED TO IDENTIFY HIMSELF.

" THE CALLER DECLINED TO IDENTIFY HIMSELF BUT ADVISED MRS..

MASON THAT HE WOULD CONSULT WITH HIS ATTORNEY ON OCTOBER

TWENTY SIX, NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO, FOLLOWING WHICH HE, BASED

ON THE ATTORNEY'S ADVICE WOULD POSSIBLY RECONTACT MRS. MASON

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ON THE MORNING OF OCTOBER TWENTY SEVEN, NINETEEN SEVENTY IWO.

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SAN DIEGO NOTES THAT AN EXPLOSION OCCURRED ON SEPTEMBER

FIVE, NINETEEN SEVENTY IWO IN THE VICINITY OF A GULF SERVICE,

STATION LOCATE IN THE NINE HUNDRED BLOCK OF BROADWAY,

CALiE.

• EL CAJON, CALIFORNIA, OPERATED BY ONE CALVIN HENDELL

150X

RESULTING IN MONOR DAMAGE TO A HERIZ RENTAL VEHICLE AT THAT

LOCATION. IT IS TO BE FURTHER NOTED THAT CALVIN HENDELL FOX

HAS RECENTLY BEEN INDICTED BY THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY GRAND

JURY FOR PERJURY IN CONNECTION WITH HIS TESTIMONY AT THE LOCAL

TRIAL OF WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC, AM

ALLEGED MEMBER OF THE SAO,

WHO WAS CONVICTED AND SENTENCED ON OCTOBER IWERNTY FIVE,

NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO, FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER IN COMMECTION WITH

THE BOMBING OF THE GUILD IHEATER.

IT IS TO BE FURTHER NOTED THAI HOWARD BARRY GODFREY,. A.,

FORMER FBI INFORMANT HAD TESTIFIED FOR THE PROSECUTIÓN IN THE

YAKOPEC TRIAL AND IS SCHEDULED FOR FURTHER TESTIMONY IN

CONNECTION WITH TRIALS OF OTHER ALLEGED MEMBERS OF THE SAO

AT SAN DIEGO.

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SAN DIEGO NOTES THAT CALVIN HENDELL FOX HAS PREVIOUSLY

ATTEMPTED TO DISCREDIT HOWARD BARRY GODFREY AND EMBARASS

THE FBI WHILE SEEKING PERSONAL NOTORIETY.

THE INFORMATION CONCERNING FOX AND GODFREY HAS BEEN

FURNISHED TO SA KEEFE, U.S, SECRET SERVICE. SA KEEFE WAS

ADVISED THAT THE FBI INTENDS TO INTERVIEW HOWARD BARRY GODFREY

IN THE MATTER.

ON OCTOBER TWENTY SIX, NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO, THE FOLLOWING

LOCAL AUTHORITIES WERE ALERTED TO THE FACTS AS FURNISHED BY

THE ANONYMOUS CALLER: DETECTIVE RUBIEN BRANDON, SAN DIEGO,

POLICE DEPARIMENI AND DEPUTY SHERIFF NANCY BYRD, SPECIAL

INVESTIGATIONS, SAN DIECO SHERIFF'S OFFICE.

THE SAO IS AN ANTICOMMUNIST, PARAMILITARY ORGANIZATION

FORMED IN NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE IN SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA.

IT INTENDS TO CONDUCT INTELLIGENCE- TYPE OPERATIONS AND TO

OFFER TRAINING IN URBAN GUERRILLA WARFARE TO BE USED AGAINST

"LEFIWING GROUPS" AND SUSPECTED ENEMIES OF THE UNITED STATES.

END PAGE FOUR

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ADMINISTRATIVE

SACRAMENTO. IMMEDIATELY INTERVIEW HOWARD BARRY GODFREY

AND SUTEL RESULIS TO BUREAU AND SAN DIEGO.

SAN DIEGO WILL FURNISH RESULTS OF GODFREY INTERVIEW TO

SECRET SERVICE.

THE BUREAU SHOULD NOTE THAT THIS MATTER MAY RECEIVE

CONSIDERABLE PRESS COVERAGE.

OTHER THAN TO ADVISE U.S. SECRET SERVICE OF RESULT OF

CODFREY INTERVIEW, SAN DIEJGO INTENDS TO TAKE NO FURTHER

ACTION IN THIS MATTER.

PENDING.

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INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date -

10/25/72

Attached indicates William Francis

Yakopec, member of the paramilitary, ultra

conservative, anticommunist Secret Army

Organization, who has been on trial in

Superior Court, San Diego County,

50/ 2122 го

San Diego, California, was sentenced

10/24/72 to one year to life imprisonment.

Yakopec found guilty of igniting and

exploding a destructive device, assault

with intent to commit murder, simple

assault, and possession of explosives near

a habitation.

Yakopec in Superior Court before being

sentenced admitted bombing a San Diego

theater 6/19/72 thus substantiating testi-

mony given during trial by former FBI

informant Howard Barry Godfrey. Member of

District Attorney's Office, San Diego

County, stated arrest and conviction of

Yakopec directly attributable to informa-

tion and testimony by Godfrey.

Dissemination of attached being made

to Secret Service and Internal Security

Division of je Department.

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TO:

FEDERAL BUREAU OF, INVESTIGATION:

CONNUNICATIONS, SECTION

COT 2519720N

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FROM:

ACTING DIRECIOR

CATTN: DIDS (157-26763)

SAN DIEGO (157-2815) 2 P

Mr.

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Mr. Cleveland -

Mr. Conrad a

Mr. Dobrey

Mr. Jenkins

Mr. Marshall

Mr.

Mr. Ponder

Mr. Sayours

Mr. Walters

Tele. Room

Mr. Kinley

Mr. Armstrong -

Ms. Herwig-

Mrs. Neenan

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAP) •

EXTREMIST MATTER.

12.C. Noore

ON OCTOBER TWENTY FOUR, NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO, LARRY WILSON,

DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE, SAN DIEGO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA,

ADVISED THAT WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC WAS SENTENCED ON OCTOBER

TWENTY FOUR, NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO, TO ONE YEAR IO LIFE AND

REMANDED IMMEDIATELY TO CUSTODY• YAKOPEC HAD BEEN

FOUND GUILTY OF IGNITING AND EXPLODING A DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE,

ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO COMMIT MURDER, SIMPLE ASSAULI AND

POSSESSION OF EXPLOSIVES NEAR A HABITATION

BEFORE SENTENCING YAKOPEC ADMITTERE! SUPERIOR COUR 3577-00

BEFORE JUDGE ROBERT W. CONYERS THAT HE LIED ON THE WITNESS NO a Sti

STAND WHEN HE DENIED BOMBING THE GUILD THEATER AT SAN DIEGO, OCT €: 1972

ON JUNE NINETEEN, NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO. YAKOPEC THEN

- CONFESSED HIS GUILT IN THE GUILD THEATER BOMBING BEFORE

JUDGE CONYERS THUS SUBSTANTIATING INFORMATION INITIALLY FURNISHED

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BY AND LATER TESTIFIED TO BY FORMER FBI INFORMANT HOWARD

BARRY GODFREY.

LARRY WILSON, SUPRA, STATED THAT THE ARREST AND CONVICION

OF YAKOPEC WAS DIRECILY ATTRIBUTABLE TO THE INFORMATION AND

TESTIMONY PROVIDED BY GODFREY.

ADMINISTRATIVE

SEVENTY TWO.

LHM FOLLOWS.

RE SAN DIEGO AIRTEL TO BUREAU DATED OCTOBER SIX, NINETEEN

END .

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

03т 27 1972)5

TELETYPE

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MITO: ACTING DIRECTOR CATT#S DID (157-235773

SAC,

SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

FROM: SAC, SACRAMENTO (157-2195)

(SECRET ARMY DREANIZATION (SAD)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

Mr. Felt -

Mr. Baker -

Mr. Bates -

Mr. Bishop .

Mr. Callahan

Mr. Cleveland

Mi. Conrad

Mr. Dalbey

Mr. Jenkins

Mr. Marshall

Mr. Milies, E.S.

Mr. Ponder -

Mr. Soyars -

Mr. Walters

Tele. Room -

Mr. Kinley -

Mr. Armstong -

Ms, Herwig.

Mrs. Neenan

6. 410/one

RE SD TELETYPE OCTOBER TWENTYSIX INSTANT.

-_ THIS DATE HOWARD BARRY GODFREY, EMPLOYEE OF CALIFORNIA DIVISION

OF FORESTRY, SACRAMENTO ADVISED EARLIER TODAY HAD LEARNED OF FACIS

AS SET FORTH IN RETEL FROM DEPUTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY JOHN HEWICKER,

COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO AND AGREED WITH DEDUCTION THAT CALVIN HENDELL

FOX MOST LIKELY RESPONSIBLE FOR CALL TO MCGOVERN HOS IN SD.

GODFREY REGARDS FOX AS MENTAL CASE AND DENIES HAVING OFFERED

EXPLOSIVES IN PASI TO FOX OR EVER DISCUSSING BLOWING UP MCCOVERN

HQSO GODFREY SAID HE ARRIVED SO ABOIL TWO MONIMS AGO APIER IDENTLY

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ATTEMPTING TO DETERMINE HIS WHEREABOUTS. GODFREY COULD SHED NO

FURTHER LIGHT AS TO IDENTITY OF ANONYMOUS CALLER IN SAN DIEGO.

END.

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October 11, 1972

Respectfully referred to:

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Because of the desire of this office to be

responsive to all inquiries and communications,

your consideration of the attached is

requested: Your findings and views,. in

duplicate form, along with return of the

enclosure, will be appreciated by

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OCT 13 1972

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OCT 61972

STUART A. HOENIG

882 E. GLENN ST.

TUCSON. ARIZONA $5719

October 4, 1972

Senator Barry Goldwater

Senate Office Building

Washington, D. C. 20515

Dear Senator Goldwater:

The enclosed clipping appeared on page 23 of the licson

Daily Citizen foz October 2, 1972. As a 10ya1 American

citizen, hunter and member

of the National Rifle Associ

ation, l resent the implications of this arcicle. Ine

idea that à typical member "likes guns....." is just

the sori of reasoning that the comunists use in all

their propaganda. The fact that it comes fcom a Govern

ment Agency is cause for concern.

Perhaps the Minutemen are right in suggesting that there

is a Communist-Socialist clique Iù governuant, Fre In-

terñal Revenue Service might be the place to luoi for it

at that.

I hope you can bring this problem to the attention of

the proper authority.

Respectfully yours,

•8..

Stuart A. 'Hoenig

SAH:en

encl.

cc: National Rifle Association

Washington, D. C. 20036

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U.S. studies

right-wing

state groups

PHOENIX (AT)

Minuiemen and Secret Army

are Talauvay

dormant

i para-military groups in Ari-

zona, federal agerts say, but

not much is known' about the

new Sons of Liberty.

Spokesmen for the Alcohol,

Tobacco and Firearms Divi-

sion of the feceral Bicail of

• Investigation

and Internal

Revenue Seivice agents say

: radical

radical granizations mone

organizations

pose a threat to the govern-

ment, and therefore are under

suiveillance

The government agents say

they reiy on informants and in-

tercepted pamphleis for infor-

mation about paramiltary

• operations. There is no speci

ic information about member-

ship, but agents believe it to

'be small.

Agents would

disclose no

names of persons they believe

to be members of the groups.

"They're gun enthusiasts

NOTE

and every time I moet up with

one I discover he

likes to

hunt," an agent said in de-

scribing a typical member.

THiS

"He likes guns and that factor

prompts him to gravitate to

these peopie."

The Secret Army Organiza.

tion and Minutemen contend

thal. 11

i "Communist-Socialist

chique" alreasy controls tho

governer

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-Domestic Intelligence Division

INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date 10/11/72

You were previously advised of local

prosecutive action against William Francis

Yakopec, a member of the white extremist

Secret

Army Organization (SAO), at San

Diego,

California.

He was charged with

assault with intent to commit murder.

Attached reports two other men have

been indicted under California State statute

on perjury charges arising from their

testimony in the Yakopec case.

One of these

For an extremist subject, testified the

had planted a document in his files;

the other testified he had advised the FBI

of the location of a large number of stolen

firearms and that he had sold many of these

weapons to another man, a former FBI informant.

Copy furnished to Internal- Security

Division of the Department.

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIQN

COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

OCT 11.19722

TELETYPE

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11:03 PM URGENT 10-10-72 GKF

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PROM

ACTING DIRECTOR (157-23577) CATTN: Do I. Do)

SAN DIEGO (157-2815) 2P

Mr. Folt .

Mr. Baker

egaliahon

Mr. Cleveland

Mr. Conrad

Mr. Dalbey

Mr. Jenkins

Mr. Mars a

Mr. ignig

Mr. Ponder

Mr. Soyars

Mr. Walters

Tele. Room

Mi. Kinley

Mr. Armstrong

Ms. Ferrig

MI.S.

Neenan

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO>.

MAMOURE

LARRY WILSON, CRIMINAL INVESTIGATOR, OFFICE OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY,

_ OUNTY OF SAN DIEGO, ADVISED ON OCTOBER TENTH, NINETEEN SEVENTY-

it for

TWO, THAI CALVIN HENDELL FOX, AN ALLENGED MEMBER OF THE SA0,

WAS PLACED UNDER ARREST BY THE SAN DIEGO DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE

AT ONE TEN PM ON OCTOBER TENTH, NINETEEN SEVENTY- TWO.

FOX

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WAS INDICTED BY A SAN DIEGO COUNTY GRAND JURY ON OCTOBER TENTH,

NINE

TEEN SEVENTY-TWO FOR VIOLATION OF THE CAL TEE NIA PENAL CODE, SEC

TION ONE ONE EIGHT, PERJURY RESULTED FROM FOX'S TESTIMONY IN THE

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YAKOPEC TRIAL WHERE HE TESTIFIED THAT THE FBI HAD PLANTED A SAO DOCUMENT

IN HIS FILES AND THAI HOWARD BARRY GODFREY, AN FBI INFORMANI HAD

VISITED HIS GASOLINE STATION THREE TIMES ON THE DAY FOLLOZANETTS

BOMBING OF THE GUILD. THEATRE ON JUNE NINETEENTH, NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO.

FREY WORKED A TWENTY-FOUR SHIFT FOR THE SAN DIEGO

• FIRE DEPARIMENT ON THE DAY FOLLOWING THE BOMBING OF THE GUILD THEATRE,

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THE DAY FOX TESTIFIED GODFREY HAD VISITED HIS

SERVICE STATION THREE TIMES.

FOX IS CURRENTLY HELD ON TEN IHOUSAND DOLLARS BAIL:

DINO MARTINELLI WHO TESTIFIED IN THE YAKOPEC TRIAL THAT HE HAD

ADVISED THE FBI OF THE WHEREABOUTS OF A LARGE NUMBER OF ARMS

STOLEN FROM CAMP PENDLETON TWO YEARS AGO AND THAT HE HAD

SOLD A LARGE QUANTITY OF THESE GUNS TO HOWARD GODFREY WAS ALSO

INDICTED ON OCTOBER TENTH, NINETEEN SEVENTY-TWO, FOR VIOLATION

OF SECTION ONE ONE EIGHT OF THE CALIFORNIA PENAL CODE.

: MARTINELLI IS PRESENTLY INCARCERATED IN THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY JAIL

ON A PREVIOUS CHARGE. BAIL WAS SET AT TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS. •

THE SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION IS AN ANTI-COMMUNIST, PARA-

• MILITARY ORGANIZATION FORMED IN NINETEEN SEVENTY- ONE IN SAN DIEGO

CALIFORNIA. IT INTENDS TO CONDUCI INTELLIGENCE- TYPE OPERATIONS

AND TO OFFER TRAINING IN URBAN GUERRILLA WARFARE TO BE USED AGAINST

QUOTE LEFT-WING GROUPS UNQUOTE AND SUSPECTED ENEMIES OF THE UNITED

STATES.

ADMINISTRATIVE;

REFERENC

E SAN DIEGO AIRTEL AND LHM TO BUREAU DATED TEN THREE SEVENTY- TWO

CAPTIONED CALVIN HENDELL FOX-EXTREMIST MATTER- SECRET ARMY ORGAN

IZATION.

END

DORRECTION SEC

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

Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

FBI

Date: 10/6/72

(Type in plaintext or code)

HIRMAN HAGISTRE

Priority

TO:

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

ATTENTION: DID

FROM:

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

SECRETARMY. ORGANIZATION. (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

On 10/2/72, WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC, an alleged

member of the SAO, was found guilty on charges of Igniting

and Exploding a Destructive Device or Explosives; Assault

with Intent to Commit Murder, Simple Assault, Assault with

a Deadly Weapon on a Police Officer, and Possession of

Explosives near a Habitation. YAKOPEC was convicted in a

jury trial in San Diego County Superior Court after he

explodea a bomb in the Guild Theater in San Diego, California,

• on 6/19/72.

This conviction was a result of information furnished

by former

FBI informant HOWARD BARRY GODFREY.

1804909

(2)) Bureau (AM-RM)

3 - San Diego (2 - 157-2815)

(1 - 157-1820)

EMP: ejt

(5)

EX-414

REE 371 57-23527-633

25. OCT 9

1972

booted copy sent Douglas Better

by Letter

Per FOIA Request

OC 131972:

Approved:

pecial Agent in unarg

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Sent

EXT. /INE.

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Per

#U.S. Government Printing Office: 1972 - 455-574

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## Page 1017

TATES GOVERNMENT

morand

m'

TO

:ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI

DATE:

10/2/72

FROM : SAC, PHOENIX (157-1173) (C)

les

SUBJECT:

SECRET ARMY 'ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

Re Phoenix letter and LIM dated 5/31/72 and Bureau

0-1 dated 9/12/72.

iNfORmANT ideNTifies

iNfORMANT

states that

he does not

State of Arizona.

a slede detablished member a to san tell

Since the inception of the organization

one year ago, seven people in Arizona have communicated with

the SAO through the San Diego mail drop.

The San Diego group

passed the inquiries on intormANT

These individuals were

identified in referenced

letter.

The Phoenix Office did not open files on these

individuals for the following reasons:

iNfORMANTS

(2 - Bureau (RM) (AMS)

1. 00

San Diego (Ru) (Info)

2 =

Phoenix

(1 - 157-Mathews)

CLC igjk

(5)

REC-75

EX-105

157-25517-69

A OCT 5 1972 .;

5700T1 3 1972

RI SEC.

Bey U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on she Payroll Sating Plan

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PX 157-1173

CLC:gjk

ConfidentiAL

A file is being opened on R. J. MATHETS, MR been

Phoenix, who

Sons of Liberty, 2401 West Souther No communication is being

identified with the latter group.

submitted concerning the other individuals mentioned above ir

the absence of a basis upon which to pursue an investigation.

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## Page 1019

5-1137-69-29÷65)

tell in, - it

111113-1

• Domestic Intelligence Division

INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date -

• 10/5/72

William Francis Yakopec, member of

white extremist Secret Army Organization

(SAO), is being tried, Superior Court,

San Diego (SD), California, for assault to

commit murder. Calvin Hendell Fox, subject

of pending extremist matters investigation,

on 9/18/72 as defense witness testified FBI

planted in his personal files on 5/18/72

letter from SAO accepting Fox as member.

In 6/72 Fox made allegations regarding

Special Agents (SAs) illegally entering a

file cabinet at his service station. Inquiry

by SAC, SD, found Fox's allegations baseless.

Attached indicates SA Arthur J. Hooper

testified 9/26/72 refuting Fox's testimony.

Prior Departmental authority had been granted

for this testimony. Gregory L. Pitman,

former employee of Fox, also testified FBI

Agents had not removed or inserted papers

from Fox's file cabinet and prior to Agents'

visit he had observed SAO literature and

partially completed SAO application in Fox'

files. Superior Court Judge Robert W.

Conyers stated "Fox's claims could be filed

under I for paranoia."

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## Page 1020

TO

FROM

•SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 18SZ EDITION

•"OSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES G

ERNMENT

Memorandum

s

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

ATTINTION: DID

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2315) (P)

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EM

DATE: 9/27/72

Felt

Baker

hiskovl

llaha

Cleveland

Conrade

albey

Jenkins

arshann

Ponder -

Soyars -

Walters .

Tele. Room -

Mr. Kinley

Mr. Armstrong -

Ms. Herwig -

Mrs. Neenan -

Re San Diego nitel to Bureau dated 9/20/72.

on 9/25/72, SA ARTHUR J. HOOPIR testified in the

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC trial in Superior Court of the

County of San Diego without incident. SA HOOPER was called as

a rebuttal witness for the prosecution concerning the testi-

mOry Of CALVIN HENDELL FOX (Bufile 157-2033), that Special

Agents planted a Secret Army Organization document in his

files at his Gulf Station in. sl Cajon, California, on

May 18, 1972.

GREGORY I. PITHAN testifiea that CALVIN FOX had left

him in charge of FOX's Gulf Station in FOX's absence during

the middle and latter part of lay, 1972.

PITiAN testified

that he was present when Secial Agents visited FOX's station

in an effort

to determine the license number of the autonobile

in which Fux was en route to washington, D.C. PITIAi testified

the Special Agents did not remove papers from Fox's Gulf

Station iDr did they insert or leave papers in Fox's file

or at his service station.

PITION further testified that

previous to the visit of the syecial agents to fox's Gule

Station, he haû found SAO literature and a partially completed

SAU membersnip application in the service station at Fox's

Gulf Station.

Judge ROBERT W. CONYERS, having excused the jury,

uled against

bureau of Investigation pertaining to the

investigation of CALVIN HeiDiuü FO on May 18, 1972. In

@144-8009020

Bureau (di)

(1 - Attn. DID)

4 - Sail Diego (2 - 157-2315)

PEES 11057-23577-61

(1 - 157-3170) (1 - 157-1320)

'4

ост 3

1972

OCT 1E!7

a extens.

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## Page 1021

SD 157-2815

ruling against the defense motion Judge Conyers stated

that "Fox's claims could be filed under E for paranoia."

The trial of MILLIAM FRANCIS YAkOPEC continues in

superior Court,

san Diego County.

Final arguments were

presented loy the prosecution on 9/27/72.

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## Page 1022

Assistant Attorney General

Internal Security Division

September 25, 1972

Acting Director, FBI

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

•EXTREMIST MATTERS

1 - Mr. D. W. Dalbey

1 - Mr. W. C. Patterson

This is to confirm that on September 21, 1972,

Kevin I. Maroney, Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Internal

Security Division, advised Special Agent William C. Patterson

of this Bureau that authority was granted for Special Agent

Arthur J. Hooper to testify in Superior Court, San Diego County,

San Diego, California, in the trial of William Francis Yakopec.

Yakopec, a member of the white extremist Secret Army

Organization, is charged with attempted murder. A defense witness,

Calvin Mendell Fox, has

testified the FBI on May 18, 1972, planted

in his business files a letter from the Secret Army Organization

indicating acceptance of Fox as a Secret Army Organization member.

mits

Mr. Maroney was made aware of the proposed testimony

to be given by Special Agent Hooper which concerns the actions of

Special Agent Hooper while conduccing investigation at Fox's

business establishment on May 18, 1972, and which refutes the

allegation of Fox that a letter was planted in his personal files

by the FBI. MI.

Maroney authorized Special Agent Hooper's

testimony in line with the above. If Special Agent Hooper is

questioned concerning other than as discussed, he is to advise

that in accordance with Code of Federal Regulations, Title 28,

Section 16.12, such infornation acquired while in the performance

of official duties as a Special Agent of the FBI cannot be

disclosed unless approved by the Attorney General. Additional

information required is to be identified and furnished the

Felt.

Departnent in order that consideration can be given as to whether

Baker.

Bates.

such informationis to be disclosed.

Bishop

REG-6X23597-

60

Callaban

Cleveland

Conrad

157-23577

x-115

Dalbey

FBI:

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TWO

26 1972

Jenking

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case da

Ponder

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## Page 1023

Assistant Attorney General

Internal Security Division

NOTE:

William Francis Yakopec, a member of the paramilitary,

ultraconservative, anticommunist Secret Army Organization (SAO), is

on trial in Superior Court, San Diego County, San Diego, California,

on a charge of attempted murder. As indicated above, defense

witness Calvin Hendell Fox has alleged the FBI planted a document

in his personal files on 5/18/72. Fox in May, 1972, was identified

by former Bureau informant Howard Barry Godfrey as one of the most

rabid and violent new members of the SAO. Godfrey furnished infor-

mation that Fox, immediately after the attempted assassination of

Presidential candidate George Wallace, indicated he was going to

Washington, D. C., to do some demonstrating of his own.

Investi-

gation was

instituted to ascertain description and license number

of Fox's automobile and other background information in order to

carry out responsibilities regarding protection of Presidential

candidates and high Government officials. SA Arthur J. Hooper

and

former SA Steven I. Christensen on 5/18/72 made inquiry at Fox's

service station and an employee of Fox looked through Fox's file

cabinet in an attempt to obtain the license number of Fox's auto-

mobile. There is no indication documents in this file cabinet were

extensively examined by the Agents or that anything was placed in

these files.

San Diego teletype 9/21/72 contained SA Hooper's

proposed testimony which will refute Fox's testimony.

This matter

has been coordinated with SA James I. Williamson, Office of Legal

Counsel.

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2-

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## Page 1024

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(9-29-65)

d.=

2.

were Fes.,

..

Domestic Intelligence Division

IN FORMATIVE NOTE

Date - 9/20/72

SA Earl M. Petersen, San Diego

Division, was previously

authorized by

the Department to testify in Superior

Court, San Diego County, San Diego,

California, in trial of

William Francis

Yakopec, a member of the white extremist

Secret Army Organization. After testify-

ing 9/18/72 Petersen was served with

subpoena duces tecum to produce records,

reports, and other material regarding

former FBI informant Howard Barry Godfrey.

Godfrey had obtained the information on

which the charge of assault to commit

murder was based. On 9/19/72 Sol

Lindenbaum, Executive Assistant to the

Attorney General, instructed that

SA Petersen would not be authorized to

produce the records requested.

Attached indicates San Diego Superior

court Judge Conyers, in out of court

conference, was advised of the Department's

decision not to produce the records

requested.

Judge Conyers accepted this

decision and indicated SA Petersen's

testimony in this regard would not be

necessary.

Copy of attached being furnished

Internal Security Division of

Department.

weD

grok

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## Page 1025

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

ÑR 03 SD PLAIN

SEP 2,01972

• 11:29PM NITEL 9-19-72 GKF

TELETIRE

ACTING DIRECTOR (157-23577) (ATTN: D.I.D.)

FROM

SAN DIEGO (157-2815) 1P

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO); EXTREMIST MATTERS

Mr. Baker

Mr. Bates

Ms. Bishop

Mr. Callanan

Mt.

Clevejand

Mr.

Conrad

Mr.

Dalbey

Mr., Jenkins

Mr. Marshall,

Me. Ponder 24

Mr. Ponder

Mr. Soyars

Mr. Walters

Tele. Room

Mr. Kinley

Mr.

Armstrong

Ms. Herwig

Mrs. Neeran

RE SAN DIEGO TELETYPES SEPTEMBER FIFTEEN AND EIGHTEEN LAST AND

BUREAU TELETYPE SEPTEMBER NINETEEN INSTANT.

AUSA ROBERT H. FILSINGER MET WITH SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

ROBERI W. CONYERS, DEFENSE COUNSEL FRED HETTER, AND PROSECUTING

ATTORNEY RICHARD HUFFMAN IN JUDGE CONYER'S CHAMBERS ON SEPTEMBER

NINETEEN INSTANI IN AN "ON RECORD " SESSION. AUSA FILSINGER ADVISED

AT THAT TIME THAT- THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WOULD DECLINE TO PRODUCE

RECORDS REQUESTED BY SUPBOENA DUCES TECUM AND BY COURT ORDER.

HE ADVISED THAT SA EARL M. PETERSEN WOULD BE AVAILABLE TO TESTIFY

CONCERNING THE REFUSAL TO PRODUCE THE RECORDS. JUDGE CONYERS

ADVISED AUSA FILSINGER THAT SA PETERSEN'S TESTIMONY IN THIS

REGARD WOULD NOT BE NECESSARY AND THAT THE COURT ACCEPTED THE

DECISION NOT TO PRODUCE THE RECORDS. JUDGE CONYERS MADE NO.

COMMENTS REGARDING THE DECISION AND SEEMED TO EXPECT THE REFUSAL.

AUSA FILSINGER DID NOI CROGENI TO JUDGE CONYERS REGARDING THE

PUSSIBILLIY OY PRODUCING RECORDS FOR THE COURT APIER REVIEW

w.e.n.

BY THE DEPARTMENT.

RE6-37 157-22517-

SA PETERSEN HAS BEEN ADVISED THAI HE COULD BE RECALLED FOR

- Kevin manne

23c12z21 Elenti

REBUTAL TESTIMONY•

END O SEE 29 197 NOR

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IN SEP 25 1972

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(9-29-65)

Domestic Intelligence Division

IN FORMATIVE NOTE

Date -

9/18/72

Attached indicates SA Earl Petersen

San Diego, on 9/18/72 served subpoena

duces tecum regarding trial of William

Francis Yakopec in Superior Court, San

Diego County, San Diego, California.

SA Petersen ordered to produce records,

notes, reports and other material

regarding former FBI informant Howard

Berry Godfrey who obtained information

-

on which charge of assault to commit

murder based.

This matter will be discussed with

Deputy Assistant Attorney General Kevin T.

Maroney of Internal Security Division.

Being coordinated with Office of Legal

Counsel.

advised

San Diego Office will be

telephonically regarding decision

concerning material to be disclosed.

GLY:pld

WGC

• insine.

• ****

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## Page 1027

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

SEP 18198

TELET-S

NR 08 SD PLAIN

7:27 PM URGENT 9-18-72 GKF

235771000

ACTING DIRECTOR (157-26763% 3P

(ATTN: Do I. Do)

FROM

SANÍDIEGO (157-2815)

Mr. Felt'-

Mr. Bakár'2

Mr. Bots

Mr. Paid

Callanan

Mr. Cleveland

Mr. Conrad -

Mr. Dalbey -

Mr. Jenking

Mr. Marshall

Mr. Miller, E.S.

Mr. Ponder -

Mr. Soyars -

Mr. Walters

Tele. Room -

Mr. Kinley -

Mr. Armstrong

Ms. Herwig -

Mrs. Neenam

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAOS, EXTREMIST MATTER.

Molite

RE SAN DIEGO TELEPHONE CALL TO THE BUREAU TODAY

FURNISHING A FACSIMILE COPY OF A SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM SERVED

SA EARL M. PETERSEN BY THE DEFENSE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA

VS. WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC CALLING FOR THE PRODUCTION OF

"ALL RECORDS, NOTES, REPORTS,. AND OTHER MATERIAL REGARDING

HOWARD BERRY GODFREY'S EMPLOYMENT AS AN FOBO I. EX-POBANT,

INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, HIS INITIAL APPLICATION

AND LETTER OF RESIGNATION."

ON THE AFTERNOON OF SEPTEMBER EIGHTEEN,

BETTY +401-23577-58

SUBSEQUENT TO REFERENCED SAN DIEGO TELEPHONE CALL,

JUDGE

ROBERT WO CONYERS INDICATED AN INTENT TO LIMIT THE MATTER CALLED FOR

SEP 21 1972

IN THE SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM TO ONLY THAT INFORMATION FURNISHED BY

GODFREY CONCERNING YAKOPEC DURING THE PERIOD OCTOBER, NINETEEN

SEVENTY ONE TO THE DATE OF YAKOPEC'S ARRESI BY THE SAN DIEGO

POLICES EPARTMENE ON JUNE IWENTY SIX, LASI.

END PAGE ONE

2 00. 159

Adm. data deleted

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## Page 1028

PAGE TWO

SD

157-2815

ON SEPTEMBER EIGHTEEN INSTANT, SA PETERSEN TESTIFIED TO

- INFORMATION PREVIOUSLY AUTHORIZED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

THE TESTIMONY WAS ACCEPTED BY THE COURT AND THE COURT STATED

THAT WHETHER OR NOT THE GOVERNMENT REFUSED TO COMPLY WITH THE

SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM, THAT SA PETERSENS TESTIMONY OF SEPTEMBER

EIGHTEEN INSTANT WOULD BE ALLOWED TO STAND.

ON SEPTEMBER EIGHTEEN INSTANI, AUSA ROBERT H. FILSINGER,

WHO WAS PRESENI DURING SA PETERSEN'S TESTIMONY, IS OF THE

OPINION THAT EVEN THE LIMITED DISCLOSURE CALLED FOR IN THE SUBPOENA

DUCES TECUM IS UNWARRANTED AND SHOULD NOT BE PROVIDED TO THE DEFENSE:

THE REFUSAL TO COMPLY WITH THE SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM SHOULD BE BASED

ON THE FACT THAT THE WRITTEN INFORMATION IN THE FBI FILE WAS FURNISHED

BY GODFREY TO FORMER SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN WHO IS NOT GOING TO

TESTIFY IN THE YAKOPEC TRIAL•

SA PETERSEN WILL TESTIFY THAT HE MADE NO WRITTEN VERBATIM

TRANSCRIPTION OF THE INFORMATION FURNISHED BY GODFREY TO SA

PETERSEN DURING THE PERIOD IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO THE YAKOPEC ARREST

ON JUNE TWENTY SIX LAST INASMUCH AS AT THAT TIME GODFREY HAD BEEN

TURNED OVER AS A WIINESS TO THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN THE MATTER.

AUSA FILSINGER IS OF THE OPINION THAT THE COURT WILL NOT

INSIST ON COMPLIANCE WITH THE SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM AND WILL NOT

INTERPRET REFUSAL TO PRODUCE THE MATERIAL REQUESTED AS AN OBSTRUCTION

OF THESE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

END PAGE TWO

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## Page 1029

PAGE THREE

SD 157-2815

IT IS THEREFORE RECOMMENDED THAT SA PETERSEN DECLINE TO

PRODUCE THE MATERIAL CALLED FOR IN THE SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM.

INAS MUCH AS THE COURT HAS REQUESTED URGENCY IN THE GOVERNMENT

ANSWER, AND AUSA FILSINGER HAS ADVISED THE COURT THAT EFFORTS WILL .

• BE MADE TO HAVE THE ANSWER BY NINE O'CLOCK SEPTEMBER NINETEEN NEXI,

SAN DIEGO TIME, THE BUREAU IS REQUESTED TO EXPEDITE REFERRAL OF

: THIS MATTER TO THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.

END

JDJ FBI WASH DC CRL

MR. TRAINOR

959°

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## Page 1030

18730 (9-29-65)

Domestic Intelligence Division

INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date 9/22/72

William Frances Yakopec, a mem-

ber of the white extremist Secret Army

Organization (SAO), currently is on trial

Supreme Court, San

Diego County,

San Diego,

California, on charge of assault to commit

Calvin Hendell Fox, subject of a

pending extremist matters investigation,

on 5/18 as defense witness testified that

on 5/18/72 the FBI planted in his personal

files a letter from SAO accepting him as

SAO member.

Fox in 6/72 made allegations re~

garding Special Agents illegally entering

a

file cabinet at his service station.

SA

San Diego reviewed investigation and found

no basis for allegation. Fox's employee,

Gregory Lawrence Pitman, opened file cabi-

net of Fox.

On 9/21/72 Departmental authority

obtained for SA Arthur J. Hooper to testify

in Yakopec trial to refute Fox's testimony.

Attached indicates Gregory Lawrence Pitman

on 9/21/72 furnished signed statement

substantiating that Special Agents had

not

planted material in Fox's file and that he

observed an incompleted SAO application

prior to visit by Special Agents.

Copy of

attached being furnished Internal Security

Division of the Department.

WCP: egt

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## Page 1031

FEDERAL BURE:U OF INVESTIGATION

COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

SEP 2 2 197

TELSTO

Mr. Felt -

Mr. Bakoi

Mr. Bates

Mr. Bishop

Mr. Callahan

Mr. Cleveland

Mr. Conrad

Mr. Dalbey

Mr. Jenkins

Mr. Marshall,

Mr. Miller, t

Mr. Ponder

Mr. Soyars

Mr. Walters

Tele. Room

Mr. Kinley

Mr. Armstrong

Ms. Herwig

Mrs. Neenan

NR 07 SD PLAIN

11:16 PM NITEL 9-21-72 GKF

« TO

FROM

ACTING DIRECTOR (157-23577) CATIN: Do I.D.)

SAN DIEGO (157-2815) 1P

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAD; EXTREMIST MATTER.

RE SAN DIEGO TELETYPE TO BUREAU SEPTEMBER TWENTY,

5

LAST.

calif

ON SEPTEMBER IWENTY ONE, INSTANT, GREGORY LAWRENCE

PITMAN (REFERRED IO IN REFERENCED SAN DIEGO TELETYP AS

GREG/PITKIN, FURNISHED BUREAU AGENTS A SIGNED STATEMENT

IN WHICH HE SUBSTANTIATED THE FACT THAT SPECIAL SPECIAL AGENTS DID

NOT PLACE ANY MATERIAL IN. THE FILES OF CALVIN HANDELL

FOX AT FOX'S GULF SERVICE STATION AS ALLEGED BY FOX.

PITMAN FURTHER ADVISED THAT PRIOR TO THE VISIT OF THE

BUREAU AGENTS TO FOX'S STATION, PITMAN OBSERVED A PARTIALLY

COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP IN SAO AT FOX'S

GARAGE.

END

REC 25) 57-23577-57

CASH IEFLEXAN ESSE

MR. TRAINUR

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1972

17 SEP 25 1972

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## Page 1032

CODE

TELETYPE

1 - Mx.

— Mir.

URGENT

D. J. Dalbey

w. C. Patte5$21/72

TO:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

FROM: ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

SECRET ARMY ORCANIZATION; EXTREMISI MATTERS.

RESDTEL SEPTEMBER TWENTY, LAST.

KEVIN T. MARONEY, DEPUTY ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL, INTERNAL

SECURITY DIVISION, DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, ON SEPTEMBER TWENTY-ONE,

INSTANT, ADVISED AUTHORITY GRANTED FOR SA ARTHUR J. HOOPER TO

TESTIFY DURING TRIAL, OF WILLIAM FRANCIS YAROPEC, SUPERIOR COURT,

SAN DIEGO COUNTY, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, IN LINE WITH PROPOSED

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS AS SET FORTH IN REFERENCED TELETYPE. IF

QUESTIONED CONCERNING OTHER THAN AS SET FORTH IN REFERENCED TELETYPE,

SA HOOPER IS TO ADVISE THAT IN ACCORDANCE WITH CODE OF FEDERAL

REGULATIONS, TITLE TWENTY-EIGHT, SECTION SIXTEEN POINT TWELVE, SUCH

INFORMATION ACQUIRED WHILE PERFORMING DUTIES AS SPECIAL, AGENT CAN NOI

BE DISCIOSED UNLESS APPROVED BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAIS ADDITIONAL

sine

DATA REQUIRED IS TO BE FURNISHED THE DEPARIMENT IN ORDER THAT

CONSIDERATION CANBE GIVEN SIO WERNER SECH IS DOIS HOR

ASSISTANT U. S. ATTORNEY ROBERT H. FILSINGER IS TO BE-PRÉSENT DURINC

-5j..

TESTIMONY BY SA HÖÖPER IN ORDER TO PROTECT GOVERNMENT'S INTEREST.

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTISATIGEP 25 1972

1 - Personnel file of SA Arthur J. Hooper COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

*elt.

Kaker-

lates.

lishop .

WCP :was

SoY & 11972

Callahan

Heveland

tonrad

: AC 5500 EDEN

Talbey

NOTE:

enkins

farshall

William Francis Yakopec, a member of the white

filler, E.S.

extremist Secret Army Organization (SAO), is on trial on charge

'onder

oyars

of assault to commit murder, in Superior Court, San Diego County,

lalters

¡ele. Room -

Ir. Kinley -

FET

1s. Horrig -

1972

frs. Neenan -

TELETYPE UNIT

2/115C- N07S CONTUEO PAE TIMO

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## Page 1033

Teletype to SAC, San Diego

Re :

Secret Army Organization

157-23577

NOTE CONTINUED:

San Diego, California. Calvin Hendell Fox, who has been

identified by former Bureau informant Howard Barry Godfrey as

,a SAO member, was investigated in May, 1972, concerning a trip

he was hurriedly making at that time to Washington, D. C.

FOX,

as a defense witness in the Yakopec trial, on 9/18/72

testified he is not a member of the SAO and produced a letter

to him on SAO stationery accepting his application as a SAO

member.

Fox testified the FBI planted this document in his

personal files on 5/18/72.

Fox, in June, 1972, made allegations

that FBI Agents had illegally opened his

personal file cabinet

at his business. A review of this investigation and inquiry

concerning the

actions of the Agents indicated this allegation

was false and that an employee of Fox's had opened the file

cabinet and that the Agents had made no examination of

documents in this cabinet.

Referenced teletype set forth

proposed questions and answers regarding SA Hooper's testimony

who conducted investigation at Fox's place of business and who

will refute Fox's testimony.

This matter has been coordinated

with SA James L. Williamson, Office of Legal Counsel.

SA William C. Patterson, on 9/21/72, received instructions set

forth from Kevin T.

Maroney, Deputy Assistant Attorney General,

Internal Security Division.

Jars NOC

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Domestic Intelligence Division

INFORMATIVE NOTE

Dale -

9/21/72

William Francis Yakopec, a member of

white extremist Secret Army Organization

(SAO) currently is on trial, on charge of

assault to commit murder, in Superior Court,

San Diego County, San Diego, California.

Attached indicates Calvin Hendell Fox has

testified he is not a SAO member and that

the FBI on 5/18/72 planted in his business

files a letter from the SAO indicating his

acceptance as a SAO member.

Attached indicates Special Agent

Arthur J. Hooper, San Diego, to be

subpoenaed by the prosecution to testify

on rebuttal regarding investigation con-

ducted regarding Fox in May, 1972, and

that letter had not been planted by FBI in

Fox's files.

Fox has previously made false

allegations regarding investigation by

San Diego Division Agents.

Review of

investigation by SAC, San

Diego indicated

there was no basis to allegations and

Agents had acted in legal, ethical manner.

SAC, San Diego recommends testimony of

SA Hooper who will be accompanied in court

by Assistant U.

Int Use

• S. Attorney Filsinger.

Domestic Intelligence Division concurs

with recommendation.

coordinated with Office of Legal Counsel

and will be discussed with Deputy Assistant

Attorney General Kevin T

Maroney of the

Department. Sai Diego will be advised.

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

SEP 2 1187

NR 12 SD PLAIN

TELETYPE

10:07 PM URGENT 9-20-72

GK F.

TO

ACTING DIRECTOR (157-23577) (ATIN: D. I. Do)

FROM

SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

7 P

Ix. Baker

Mr. Bates -

Mr. Bishop

Mr. Calichon

Mr. Cleveland

Mr. Conrad

Mr. Dalbey

Mr. Jenkins

Mr. Marshall

Mr. Miller,- F.S.

Mr. Ponder.

Mr. Soyars

Mr. Waiters

Tele. Room

Mr. Kinley

Mr. Armstrong

Ms. Herwig

Mrs. Neenan

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO); EXTREMIST MATTER

RE SAN DIEGO TELETYPE TO BUREAU SEPTEMBER NINETEEN LAST.

TRIAL OF WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC CONTINUES IN SUPERIOR COURT

SAN DIEGO COUNTY.

ON SEPTEMBER EIGHTEEN LAST CALVIN HENDELL FOX, BUREAU

FILE NUMBER ONE FIVE SEVEN DASH TWO ZERO THREE THREE, TESTIFIED

AS DEFENSE WITNESS. HE

TESTIFIED THAT HE IS NOT A MEMBER OF THE

SAO AND PRODUCED A LETTER TO HIM IN SAO STATIONARY ACCEPTING

HIS APPLICATION AS MEMBER. HE TESTIFIED THAT THE FBI HAD PLANTED |'

THIS DOCUMENT IN HIS PERSONAL FILES AT HIS GULF SERVICE STATION

IN EL CAJON, CALIFORNIA ON MAY EIGHTEEN

LAST.

EX-116 'REC-70

157-23577-55

FOR THE INFORMATION OF THE BUREAU, FOX WAS ENROUTE TO WASHINGION,

DoC. VIA AUTOMOBILE ON MAY EIGHTEEN LAST AND AGENTS OF THE FBI

WERE ATTEMPTING TO DETERMINE THE LICENSE NUMBER OF HIS AUTOMOBILE

IN ORDER THAT THIS MIGHT BE FURNISHED TO U.S • SECRET SERVICE

5-48

AND TO BALTIMORE, IN CONNECTION WITH THE DEPARTURE OF PRESIDENT

NIXON ON HIS TRIP TO WASHINGTON AND WITH THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSI

ATION OF ALABAMA GOVERNOR WALLACE. ( SEE SAN DIEGO TULEPEPEITO

END

PAGE

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PAEGE TWO

50/2811 SD 157-2815

BUREAU DATED JUNE TWELVE LAST CAPTIONED CALVIN- HENDELL FOX,

EXTREMIST MATTERS DASH SAO.)

SA ARTHUR J. HOOPER WILL BE SUBPOENED BY THE PROSECUTION

TO TESTIFY ON REBUTTAL® HE WILL BE SUBJECT TO CROSS EXAMINATION.

THE PROSECUTION WILL ASK AND HE WILL ANSWER AS FOLLOWS:

QUESTION ON: LENGTH OF SERVICE AND ASSIGNMENT?

ANSWER: I HAVE BEEN A SPECIAL AGENT OF THE FBI FOR ONE YEAR AND

NINE MONTHS. I AM PRESENTLY ASSIGNED TO THE SAN DIEGO DIVISION.

QUESTION TWO: DID AGENTS GO TO CALVIN FOX'S SERVICE STATION ON

MAY EIGHTEEN NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO?

ANSWER: YES SIR.

QUESTION FOUR: FOR WHAT PURPOSE DID YOU GO TO THE SERVICE STATION?

ANSWER: TO OBTAIN THE LICENSE NUMBER OF THE VEHICLE IN WHICH MR.

FOX WAS ENROUTE TO WASHINGTON, DO CO

QUESTION FIVE: WHY?

ANSWER: WE WANTED TO FURNISH THE LICENSE NUMBER AND THE DESCRIPTION

OF THE CAR FOX WAS DRIVING IO U.S. SECRET SERVICE AND TO FBI WASH

INGTON AND BALTIMORE.

QUESTION SIX: WHY DID YOU WANT TO GIVE THEM THIS INFORMATION?

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SD 157-2815

ANSWER: THIS WAS SHORTLY AFTER THE SHOOTING OF GOVERNOR WALLACE.

FOX HAD ALLEGEDLY INDICATED HE WAS GOING TO WASHINGTON D.C.

TO DO SOME DEMONSTRATING OF HIS OWN. WE FELT HIS

PRESENCE IN WASHINGTON D. C. WOULD BE OF INTEREST TO SECRET

SERVICE IN VIEW OF THEIR PROTECTION RESPONSIBILITIES.

QUESTION SEVEN: DID YOU ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN THE LICENSE NUMBER

OF THIS VEHICLE BY OTHER MEANS PRIOR TO GOING TO FOX'S SERVICE

STATION?

' ANSWER: YES SIR.

QUESTION EIGHT: WHAT HAD YOU DONE?

ANSWER: WE HAD CONTACTED THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND

SEVERAL INDIVIDUALS IN AN ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN THE LICENSE NUMBER

WITHOUT SUCCESS.

QUESTION NINE: WHO DID YOU CONTACT AT THE STATION?

ANSWER: THE GAS STATION ATTENDANT.

QUESTION TEN: WHAT DID YOU ASK THE ATTENDANT?

ANSWER:, WE IDENTIFIED OURSELVES AS SPECIAL AGENTS OF THE FBI

AND ASKED HIM IF HE KNEW WHERE MR. FOX COULD BE CONTACTED IN

WASHINGTON, DOC. AND IF HE KNEW THE LICENSE NUMBER OF THE CAR

HE WAS DRIVING.

_ QUESTION ELEVEN: WHAT WAS HIS ANSWER?

ANSWER: HE STATED HE DIDN'T KNOW.

QUESTION TWELVE: WHAT HAPPENED THEN?

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SD 157-2815

ANSWER: WE ASKED HIM IF HE KNEW THE LICENSE NUMBER OF THE CAR

USED BY FOX. HE STATED HE DIDN' I KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT MR. FOX OR HIS

TRAVELS. WE THEN ASKED HIM WHO HE WAS TO CONTACT IN CASE OF AN

EMERGENCY. HE REPLIED THAT GREG PITKIN WAS LEFT IN CHARGE OF

THE STATION BY FOX. WHEN WE ASKED IF HE HAD PITKIN'S

ADDRES HE NOTED THAT PITKIN WAS THE DAY-MANAGER AT WHITE'S GULF

STATION IN EL CAJON AND WE COULD LOCATE HIM THERE.

QUESTION THIRTEEN: DID YOU THEN CONTACT GREG PITKIN?

ANSWER: YES WE DID

QJESTION FOURTEEN: AND WHAT HAPPENDED?

ANSWER: WE IDENTIFIED OURSELVES AS SPECIAL AGENTS OF THE FBI

AND

ADVISED PITKIN THAT WE WERE INTERESTED IN THE LICENSE NUMBER

OF THE CARE DRIVEN BY FOX TO WASHINGTON D.C. WE THEN ASKED HIM

IF HE HAD FOX'S ADDRESS OR TELEPHONE NUMBER WHERE HE COULD BE

REACHED IN WASHINGTON D.CO PITKIN REPLIED THAT HE DIDN'T.

WE THEN ASKED IF HE KNEW THE LICENSE NUMBER OF THE CARI USED BY

FOX. HE STATED HE DIDN'T BUT THAT HE HAD SEEN THE REGISTRATION

FORM FOR FOX'S CAR THE PREVIOUS EVENING IN THE FILE CABINET IN

• FOX'S GAS STATION WHILE HUNTING FOR THE RENTAL LOGS FOR THE

RYDER TRUCKS HANDLED BY THAT STATION. HE THEN STATED HE COULD

SUPPLY THE LICENSE NUMBER BY LOOXING AT THE REGISTRATION FORM

IN THE FILE CABINET•

QUESTION FIFTEEN: DID YOU THEN PROCEED TO FOX'S STATION

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S 157-2815

ANSWER YES SIR.

• QJESTION SIXTEEN: DID YOU OPEN THE FILE CABINET?

ANSWER: NO SIR.

QUESTION SEVENTEEN:

WHO OPENED THE CABINET?

ANSWER: GREG PITKIN.

QUESTION EIGHTEEN: DID HE HAVE AUTHORIZATION TO OPEN THE CABINET?

ANSWER: WE ASKED HIM AND SAID HE DID NOTING THAT HE HAD

TO OPEN THE CABINET ALMOST DAILY IN ORDER TO SECURE THE LOG BOOKS FOR

THE RYDER RENTAL FRANCHISE.

QUESTION NINETEEN: DID YOU EXAMINE THE CONTENTS OF THE FILE CABINET?

ANSWER: NO.

QUESTION TWENTY: WHAT HAPPENED THEN?

ANSWER: GREG PITKIN OPENED THE TOP FILE DRAWER OF THE CABINET

AND TOOK OUT FOUR OR FIVE REGISTRATION FORMS HOLDING EACH UP TO

BE EXAMINED AND ASKING, " IS THIS THE ONE"..... TO WHICH WE

REPLIED EACH TIME ... NO.

QUESTION TWENTY-ONE: IS THAT ALL THAT HAPPENED?

ANSWER: AFTER WE HAD ASCERTAINED THAT THE REGISTRATION FORMS HELD

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PAGE SIX

SD 157-2815

BY PITKIN WERE OF NO ASSISTANCE, PITKIN THEN PUT THEM BACK

IN THE DRAWER AND CLOSED IT. HE THEN OPENED THE REMAINING

THREE DRAWERS IN QUICK SUCCESSION STATING THAT HE DIDN'T

THINK THE REGISTRATION FORM WOULD BE IN THE CABINET IF IT

WASN'T IN THE TOP DRAWER.

QUESTION TWENTY-TWO:. DID YOU EXAMINE THE FILES IN THE LAST

THREE FILE DRAWERS. OPENED BY PITKIN?

ANSWER: NO..

QUESTION TWENTY-THREE: DID YOU TAKE ANY PAGES FROM THOSE DRAWERS

IN THE FILE CABINET?

ANSWER: NO.

QUESTION TWENTY-FOUR: DID YOU PLACE ANY PAPERS INTO THE FILE

CABINET?

ANSWER: NO. .

QUESTION IWENTY-FIVE: DID YOU PLACE ANY LETTERS WITH SAO LETTER-

HEAD STAMPED ON IT INTO THE FILE CABINET AT CALVIN FOX'S

STATION.?

ANSWER: NO.

END PAGE SIX

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PAGE SEVEN

S 157-2815

BY SA ARTHUR J. HOOPER.

AUSA ROBERT H. FILSINGER WILL BE IN COURT DURING TESTIMONY

SA HOOPER WILL BE CALLED TO TESTIFY ON SEPTEMBER TWENTY

SECOND NEXT.

SAN DIEGO RECOMMENDS SA HOOPER TESTIFY.

REQUEST OF BUREAU: OBTAIN OPINION OF DEPARTMENT ASTO

ABOVE TESTIMONY.

. END

LNG FBI WA

CLR TU AR

CC-MR. TRAINOR

ROCH 712•A 9&D

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The Attorney General

Acting Director, FBI

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EXTREMIST MATTERS

September 21, 1972

1 - Mr. D. W. Dalbey

(Mr. J. L. Williamson)

1 - Mr. W. C. Patterson

•FBI

MAILED 2

This is to confirm that on September 19, 1972,

Special Agents William C. Patterson and James I. Williamson of

this Bureau had a conference with Mr. Sol Lindenbaun of your

office regarding whether certain records of this Bureau pertaining

to & former Bureau informant were to be produced in answer to a

subpoena duces tecum in Superior Court, San Diego County,

San Diego, California, in the trial of Milliam Francis Yakopec.

The subpoena duces tecum was served on Special Agent Earl M.

Petersen on September 18, 1972, after he had testified in the

trial of Yakopec, a member of the white extremist Secret Army

Organization. Yakopec is charged with attempt to commit murder

and possession of explosives based on information obtained by

former Bureau informant Howard Barry Godfrey.

Mr. Lindenbaum instructed that Special Agent Earl M.

Petersen under the instruction of the Attorney General was to

decline to furnish the records in Superior Court, San Diego County,

San Diego, California, which the subpoena duces tecum ordered

produced.

Our San Diego Office has advised that Assistant

United States Attorney Robert H. Filsinger on September 19, 1972,

met in the chambers of Superior Court Judge Robert W. Conyers

and advised him that the records requested by the subpoena duces

tecum would not be produced in court. Judge Conyers indicated

the court accepted the decision not to produce the records and

Felt

that Special Agent Petersen's

Baker.

testimony in this regard would not

Bates

"Bishop

be necessary.

EX-116 REC-33

Callahan

157523577-54

Cleveland

Conrad

Dalbey

1 - The Deputy Attorney General? 2u: li

Jenking

1 - Assistant Attorney General

Marshall

Hiller, E.S. -

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The Attorney General

NOTE:

William Francis Yakopec, a member of the paramilitary,

ultraconservative; anticommunist Secret Army Organization, is

currently undergoing trial in Superior Court, San Diego County,

San Diego, California, on charges of attempt to commit murder and

possession of explosives based on information furnished by former

Bureau informant Howard Barry Godfrey. As indicated, SA Petersen

was served with a subpoena duces tecum calling for production on

9/19/72 of "all records, notes, reports and other material" regarding

Godfrey's serving as an informant for the FBI. This letter is to

confirm that a conference was held on 9/19/72 and that Sol

- -Lindenbaum, Executive Assistant to the Attorney General, instructed

that the material requested in the subpoena duces tecum

was not

to be produced in court. This information was furnished the

San Diego Office by telephone and by confirming teletype on 9/19/72.

San Diego teletype 9/19/72 furnished information regarding

SA Petersen's testimony not being required and that the material

would not have to be procuced in court.

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..FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

CONMUNICATIONS SICIION

SEP 161972?

TELETYPEN 11

SD CODE

1116PM 9- 15-72

URGENT KDV

70:

FROM:

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577) CATINE DID

SAG, SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

EST

RES

Mr. Felt -

Mr. Boker -

Mr. Bates -

Mr. Bisho

Mr. Callar.on

Mr. Cleveland

Ms. Conrad

Mr. Dalosy

Mr. Jenkins

Mr. Marshall

Mr. Miller.

E.S.

Mi. Ponder

Mi. Soyors

Mr. Walters

Tele. Room

Mr. Kinley

Mr. Armstrong

Ms. Herwig

Mrs. Neenan

-SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO.

EXTREMIST MATTERS

'RE BUREAU LETTER TO ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERALS INTERNAL

SECURITY DIVISION SEPTEMBER FIFTH LASI, COPY TO SAN DIEGO.

MiNt

SA EARL M. PETERSEN WAS SCHEDULED TO TESTIFY DURING THE

AFTERNOON OF SEPTEMBER FIFTEEN INSTANI IN THE TRIAL OF WILLIAM

FRANCIS YAKOPEC. HE WAS ACCOMPANIED BY AUSA SHELDON DEUTCH.

PRIOR TO THE BEGINNING OF THE COURT SESSION, DEPUTY DISTRICT

• ATTORNEY RICHARD HUFFMAN STATED THAT HE WOULD HAVE LIKED TO_ASK ...

FURTHER QUESTIONS SUCH AS QUOTE DID THE INFORMANT CONTACI YOU

ON JUNE TWENTY FIFTH NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO AND FURNISH YOU

INFORMATION REGARDING THE LOCATION OF CERTAIN EXPLOSIVES? END

QUOTE. HE ALSO ASKED SA PETERSEN IF HE COULD ANSWER A QUESTION

SUCH AS QUOTE DID THE FBI EVER HAVE A

OF THE INFORMANTY END QUOTE.

REG33"I RETAP ON THE TELEPHONE

157-23572-53

AS A RESULT OF THIS DISCUSSION, AUSA DEUTCH TELEPHONICALLY

CONTACTED KEVIN I. MARONEY, DEPUTY ASSISTANI ATTORNEY GENERAL

SEP 19 1972

IN WASHINGION, DO LO ASKING FOR ADVILLAI

ASIÃO WHETHER SA PETERSEN

COULD ANSWER THESE AND SIMILAR QUESTIONS BEYOND THE SPECIFIC

QUESTIONS AUTHORIZED PREVIOUSLY.

END PAGE ONE

58SEP221972

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SD 157-2815

MR. MARONEY ADVISED THAT SA PETERSEN COULD ANSWER QUESTIONS

RELATING TO THE SEARCH WARRENT AFFIDAVIT AND SUCH QUESTIONS AS

TO WHETHER THE FBI HAD A WIRETAP ON THE INFORMANT'S TELEPHONE.

QUESTIONS SHOULD BE LIMITED TO THE OFFENSE FOR WHICH YAKOPEC IS

BEING TRIED AND SHOULD NOT INVOLVE OTHER PERSONS OR ADMINISTRATIVE

PROCEDURES. UCAB SA PETERSEN WILL TESTIFY AS APPROVED BY MR.

MARONEY. SA PETERSEN IS SCHEDULED TO TESTIFY AT, TEN AM SEPTEMBER

"EIGHTEEN NEXT.

ON SEPTEMBER FIFTEEN INSTANT A CONFERENCE WAS HELD IN THE

CHAMBERS OF SAN DIEGO COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE ROBERI W. CONYERS.

PRESENT WERE JUDGE CONYERS, FRED HETTER ATTORNEYFOR YAKOPEC,

DEPUTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY RICHARD HUFFMAN AND AUSA SHELDON DEUTCH.

WHEN THIS CONFERENCE ENDED, AUSA DEUTCH ADVISED SA PETERSEN THAT

JUDGE CONYERS WAS CRITICAL OF THE FEDERAL_GOVERNMENT IO THE POINT

OF USING OBSCENITIES, STATING IN SUBSTANCE THAI THE ATTORNEY

GENERAL HAD NO RIGHT TO

INTERFERE WITH TESTIMONY IN HIS COURT BY

FLACING ANY RESTRICTIONS ON TESTIMONY BY FBI EMPLOYEES.

AUSA DEUTCH PRESENTED THE GOVERNMENI POSITION AND HAS ASKED FOR

A TRANSCRIPT OF THE QUOTE ON THE RECORD UNQUOTE PORTION OF THE

CONFERENCE. HE STATED THAT HE WILL MAKE AVAILABLE TO THE FBI

A COPY OF THE TRANSCRIPT WHEN RECEIVED.

SAN DIEGO WILL KEEP THE BUREAU ADVISED OF ALL PERTINENT

DEVELOPMENTS.

SA PETERSEN WAS NOT REQUIRED TO TESTIFY IN THE PRE TRIAL

HEARING REGARDING THE SEARCH WARRENT AFFIDAVIT.

THE TRIAL OF GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER HAS BEEN CONTINUED UNTIL

OCTOBER TWENTY FIVE NEXT.

END PAGE TWO

TR. TRAITOR

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PAGE THREE

S 157-2815

THE TRIAL OF JERRY LYNN DAVIS HAS BEEN

NOVEMBER THIRTEEN NEXT.

CONTINUED UNTIL

END

LNG FBI WA CLR

MR. TRAINOR

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S

CODE

TELETYPE

NITEL

TO SAC SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

FEX-104

9/1/72

FROM ACTING DIRECTOR FBI

IREC-42

(157-23577) - 50

1 - Mr. D. W. Dalbey

1 - MI. Patterson

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO), EXTREMIST MATTERS.

RESDTEL AUGUST TWENTY-NINE LAST.

KEVIN T. MARONEY, DEPUTY ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL, INTERNAL

SECURITY DIVISION, DEPARIMENT OF JUSTICE, ON SEPTEMBER ONE INSTANI

ADVISED AUTHORITY GRANTED FOR FORMER SA STEVEN I.. CHRISTENSEN TO

TESTIFY IN ANSWER TO THE PROSECUTION'S QUESTIONS DURING THE TRIAL OF

GEORGE MITCHELI, HOOVER, SUPERIOR COURT, SAN DIEGO COUNTY, SAN DIEGO,.

CALIFORNIA, AS WERE FURNISHED THE BUREAU BY TELECOPIER ON AUGUST

-TWENTY-NINE LAST. ASSISTANT UNITED STATES ATTORNEY (AUSA) PHILLIP

H. FILSINGER,

SAN DIEGO, WILL BE ADVISED SEPTEMBER SEVEN NEXT BY

MR.

MARONEY THAT TESTIMONY OF CHRISTENSEN IS TO BE LIMITED TO

ANSWERING ABOVE MENTIONED QUESTIONS OF WHICH AUSA IS AWARE.

CONFERENCE IS

TO BE HELD BY AUSA FILSINGER WITH FORMER SA CHRISTENSEN

PRIOR TO HIS APPEARANCE AS A WITNESS TO INSURE HE UNDERSTANDS

LIMITATIONS OF HIS TESTIMONY AND THAT IN ACCORDANCE WITH CODE OF

Feit

Baker

Bates

Bishop

Callahan

Cleveland

Conrad

Dalbey

Jenkins

Marshall

Killer, E.S.

Ponder

Soyars

Walters

Tele. Room _

Mr. Kinley

Mr. Armstrong -

Ms. Herwig -

3rs. Neenan -

Personnel File of SA Steven L. Christensen

-WCP: aso (5)

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

27/2

19%2

SEE NOTE PAGE

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MAIL ROOM

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TELETYFE TO SAN DIEGO

RE:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

157-23577

FEDERAL, REGULATIONS, TITLE EIGHTEEN, SECTION SIXTEEN POINT IWELVE,

DATA OBTAINED WHILE IN PERFORMANCE OF DUTIES AS SA CANNOT BE DISCLOSED

UNLESS APPROVED BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL. ADDITIONAL DATA REQUIRED IS

TO BE FURNISHED THE DEPARTMENT IN ORDER THAT CONSIDERATION CAN BE

GIVEN AS TO WHETHER SUCH IS TO BE DISCLOSED. AUSA IS TO BE PRESENT

DURING TESTIMONY BY CHRISTENSEN IN ORDER TO PROTECT GOVERNMENT'S

INTEREST.

MR. MARONEY REQUESTED AUSA BE ADVISED BY SAN DIEGO OFFICE OF

THE ABOVE AND INDICATED IT WOULD BE DESIRABLE FOR KNOWLEDGEABLE SAS

OF SAN DIEGO OFFICE TO BE PRESENT DURING CONFERENCE WITH CHRISTENSEN

AND AUSA.

NOTE:

Former Bureau informant Howard Barry Godfrey in 1/72

furnished information to former SA Christensen that SAO member

George Mitchell Hoover was responsible for wounding by shooting of

Paula Tharp on 1/6/72. Godfrey after shooting turned gun used over

to former SA Christensen who retained gun at his residence and

indicated informant said gun had been disposed of. After Godfrey

was turned over to SDPD to obtain prosecution of several SAO members

existence of gun was revealed and it was recovered from Christensen's

home on 7/5/72.

On 7/6/72 after acknowledging receipt of the gun

from Godfrey and admitting concealing it and placing false informa-

tion in Bureau files, Christensen submitted his resignation effective

7/6/72. San Diego being advised by teletype in order to facilitate

briefing of Christensen.

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".-'.

FEDERAL CURENUE INVESTIGATION

COMMUNICAT.LINS SECTION

AUG 8 01972

TELETZE

Mr. Baker

Mr. Bates

Mr. Bishop

Mi. Callahon

Ms. Clevoland

Ms. Conrad

Mr. Dalboy

Mr. Jenkins

Mr. Marshall

Mr. Miller, E.S.

Mr. Ponder

INiT. Soyars

Mr. Walters

Tele. Room

Mr. Kialey

Mr. Armstrong

Ms. Herwig

Mig. Neenan

NR 07 SD

PLAIN

9:2 7PM

NITEL 8-29-72 .L0

TO ACTING DIRECIOR (157-23577)

FROM SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

6P

NSECRES ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAOS, EXTREMISI MATTERA

RESAN DIEGO AIRIELS TO THE BUREAU AUGUST TWENTYFOUR

AND TWENTYEIGHT, LAST; AND SAN DIEGO TELEPHONE CALL TO

¡BUREAU AUGUST TWENTYNINE, INSTANI.

ON AUGUST TWENTYEIGHT, LAST, JOHN A. HEWICKER, II,

DEPUTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY, SAN DIEGO COUNTY, ADVISED THAT FORMER

SÁ STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN HAS BEEN REQUESTED TO TESTIFY FOR THE

PROSECUTION IN THE LOCAL TRIAL OF GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER ON

SEPTEMBER SEVEN, NEXT, AT SAN DIEGO. HEWICKER FURNISHED A LIST

OF QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED OF CHRISTENSEN BY THE PROSECUTION.

THE

LIST OF QUESTIONS WAS FURNISHED TO THE BUREAU BY TELECOPIER

ON AUGUST TWENTYNINE, INSTANT, TEA 57-43571-52

• END PAGE ONE

1-cc KeviEX-104

ASST A S

Inferial Senant Drussen

8/30/72 WAS

SEP 12 1972

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157-2815

PAGE TWO

ON AUGUST TWENTYNINE, INSTANT, HEWICKER REITERATED

THAI SPECIAL AGENTS EARL M. PETERSEN AND C. JORDAN NAYLOR,

SAN DIEGO, WILL ALSO BE NECESSARY WITNESSES FOR THE PROSECUTION

IN THE TRIAL OF HOOVER ON SEPTEMBER SEVEN, NEXT. HEWICER

HAS NOI AS YET PREPARED A LIST OF THE QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED

OF SAS PETERSEN AND NAYLOR AT THE HOOVER TRIAL.

ON AUGUST TWENTYEIGHI, LAST, RICHARD HUFFMAN, DEPUTY

DISTRICT

ATTORNEY, SAN DIEGO

COUNTY, FURNISHED A LIST OF.

THE QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED BY THE PROSECUTION OF SA PETERSEN

AT THE YAKOPEC TRIAL ON SEPTEMBER SIX, NEXT. THE LIST

AND PROPOSED ANSWERS ARE AS FOLLOWS:

ONE. QUESTION: HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN ASSIGNED AS

A SPECIAL. AGENT IN THE SAN DIEGO OFFICE OF THE FBI?

ANSWER: SINCE JULY, NINETEEN SIXTYSEVEN.

TWO. QUESTION: DO YOU KNOW A PERSON BY THE NAME OF

HOWARD B. GODFREY?

ANSWER: YES.

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N

THREE. QUESTION: HOW LONG HAVE YOU KNOW HIM?

ANSWER: ABOUT TWO AND ONE HALF YEARS.

FOUR. QUESTION: HAS HE EVER PERFORMED ANY SERVICES

FOR THE FBI?

ANSWER: YES.

FIVE. - QUESTION: IN WHAT CAPACITY?

ANSWER: HE FURNISHED INFORMATION TO THE FBI CONCERNING

MATTERS OF INTEREST TO THE FBI.

SIX. QUESTION: FOR WHAT PERIOD OF TIME?

ANSWER: SINCE NINETEEN SIXTY SEVEN•

SEVEN. QUESTION: WAS HE A PAID INFORMANT?

ANSWER. YES. HE WAS. .

EIGHT. QUESTION: WAS HE ASSIGNED TO INFILTRATE ANY

PARTICULAR GROUP OR GROUPS?

ANSWER. YES HE WAS.

NINE. QUESTION: WHAT PARTICULAR GROUPS WAS HE ASSIGNED

TO INFILTRATE?

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SD 157-2815

ANSWER: THE MINUTEMEN AND THE SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION.

TEN. QUESTION: HOW LONG DID YOU WORK WITH MR. GODFREY IN

HIS CAPACITY AS AN INFORMANT?

ANSWER: MR. GODFREY HAS CONTACTED ME ON OCCASION FOR

ABOUT TWO YEARS.

ELEVEN. QUESTION: WERE YOU THE PRIMARY AGENT RESPONSIBLE

• FOR MR. GODFREY?

ANSWER: ONLY SINCE JULY TEN, NINETEEN SEVENTYTWO.

TWELVE. QUESTION: WHO WERE THE PRIMARY AGENTS?

ANSWER. SPECIAL AGENI JORDAN NAYLOR AND FORMER SPECIAL

AGENT STEVEN CHRISTENSEN.

THIRTEEN. QUESTION: WHAT WAS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY FOR

MR. GODFREY?

ANSWER: I MAINIAINED CONTACT WITH HIM WHEN CHRISIENSEN

WAS NOT AVAILABLE.

FOURTEEN. QUESTION: DID MR. GODFREY REPORI REGULARLY

TO THE FBI CONCERNING THE ACTIVITIES OF THE SECRET ARMY

- ORGANIZATION?

ANSWER: YES HE DID.

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SD. 157-2815

FIFTEEN. QUESTION: HOW OFTEN DID HE REPORT?

ANSWER: ON PRTACTICALLY A DAILY BASIS.

SIXTEEN. QUESTION: WERE YOU PRESENT WHEN MR. GODFREY WAS

FIRST MADE AVAILABLE AS A WITNESS TO CALIFORNIA AUTHORITIES?

ANSWER:. YES•

SEVENTEEN: QUESTION: WHEN DID THIS TAKE PLACE?

ANSWER: JUNE IWENTYSIX, NINETEEN SEVENTYIWO.

AS OF THE PRESENT, FORMER SA CHRISTENSEN WILL BE CALLED

AS A WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION ONLY AT THE TRIAL OF HOOVER.

CLOSE CONTACT IS BEING MAINTAINED WITH HEWICKER AND

HUFFMAN TO OBTAIN THE PROPOSED QUESTIONS TO BE PUT IO

SAS

NAYLOR AND PETERSEN AT THE TRIAL OF HOOVER ON SEPTEMBER

SEVEN, NEXT, AND OF SA PETERSEN AT THE TRIAL OF HOOVER ON SEPTEMBER

SEVEN, NEXT, AND OF SA PETERSEN AT THE TRIAL OF DAVIS ON

SEPTEMBER THIRTEEN, NEXT. THE LISTS OF THESE QUESTIONS AND

THE PROPOSED ANSWERS WILL BE FURNISHED TO THE BUREAU AS

SOON AS RECEIVED BY SAN DIEGO.

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PAGE SIX

THE BUREAU IS REQUESTED TO OBTAIN ATTORNEY GENERAL'S

APPROVAL FOR THE PROPOSED TESTIMONY OF FORMER SA CHRISTENSEN

AND OF SA PETERSEN. UPON RECEIPT OF ATTORNEY GENERAL'S

APPROVAL, SAN DIEGO WILL COORDINATE THIS MATTER WITH

AUSA ROBERI H. FILSINGER, SAN DIEGO.

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1 - Mr. D. W. Dalbey

1 - Mr.

W.

C. Patterson

Assistant Attorney General

Internal Security Division

September 7, 1972

Acting Director, FBI

- SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EXTREMIST MATIERS

This is to confirm that on September 1, 1972, Kevin I.

Maroney, Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Internal Security

Division, advised Special Agent William C. Patterson that

authority was grantad for former Special Agent Steven I.

Christensen to testify in Superior Court, San Diego County,

San Diego, California, during the trial of George Mitchell

Hoover.

George Mitchell Hoover, a member of the white extremist

Secret Arny Organization is charged with atrempted murder based

on infornation furnished by former Bureau informant, Howard Barry

Godfrey, that Hoover was

responsible for the shooting of Paula

Tharp on January 6, 1972, in San Diego..

Mr. Maroney was made aware of the proposed questions

to be asked former Special Agent Christensen by the prosecution

which concern his relationship with former Bureau informant

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

shooting and

its retention by him.

Mr. Haroney 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 performance'

of his official duties as

a special Agent of the felicannot be "

disclosed

unless

Additional

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Felt.

~ SEPT - 1972

SEE NOTE FOR SAC, SAN DIEGO! ":

PAGE TWO

Baker.

Bates

2 - San

Tego: 4757-2815)

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BEGEIAED

Bishop

Callahan

Cleveland

1 - Personnel File of SA Steven I. Christensen

Conrad

Dalbey

•Jenkins

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Marshall.

Miller, E..S.

Ponder .

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Walters

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Mr. Armstrong -

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Assistant Attorney General

Internal Security Division

information required during the trial is to be identified and

furnished the Department in orãer 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

• fox the appearance of former SA Steven L. Christensen in

superior Court, san Diego County, San Diego, Calliornia, 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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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

s0т0-106

MAY 1962 EDITION

•GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATE:

ERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

Mr. E. S. Milleti

-1 - Inspector Trimbach

1 - Mr. D. W. Dalbey

DATE: 8/31/72

FROM :G. C. Moore GCM

• SUBJEC

USBORE ARMY ORGANIZAIION

EXTREMIST MATTERS

1 - Mr. H. N. Bassett

1 - Mr. E. S. Miller

1 - Mr. G. C. Moore

1 - Mr. W. C. Patterson

Felt -

Baker

Bates

Bishop

Callahan

Cleveland

Conrad

Dalbey

Jenkins

marshall

Ponder

Soyars

Walters -

Tele. Room -

Mr. Kinley

-

Mr. Armstrong -

Ms. Herwig —

Mrs. Neenan -

Purpose of this memorandum is to obtain authority to

contact Internal Security Division, Department of Justice, concerning

testimony of former Special Agent (SA) Steven L. Christensen, who is

to appear as witness for the prosecution on 9/7/72 in Superior Court,

San Diego County, San Diego, California, in trial of George Mitchell

Hoover, a member of the white extremist

Secret Army Organization

(SAO) .

Вий,

Sets leas

Former SA Christensen was assigned to the San Diego Office

and was handling former extremist

informant Howard Barry Godfrey,

a member of the Minutemen and an officer in the SAO. In January,

1972, Godfrey reported that on 1/6/72 SAO member Hoover

fired a shöt

into the residence of New Left activist Peter Bohmer which wounded

Paula Tharp. Christensen received this information from Godfrey and

subsequently furnished the information to the San Diego Police

Department (SDPD). Godfrey's identity as the source of the informa-

tion was not furnished the SDPD at that time.

PLAINS REC-65

15413517-51

In June, 1972, Godfrey reported that SAO member William

Francis Yakopec was responsible for bombing a san Diego movie theater

on 6/19/72 and was in possession of explosives. Based on information

furnished by the informant Godfrey the SDPD arrested Yakopec, Hoover

and four other SAO members. Yakopec and Hoover were charged with

attempted murder and possession of explosives.

In order to obtain

successful local prosecution of Hoover, Yakopec and the other SAO

members, the informant Godfrey was turned over to the SDPD. Subse-

quently, it was learned the gun used in the shooting of Tharp had

been stolen by Godfrey and that the gun was given to former

SA Christensen after the shooting. The gun was retained in

Christensen's home until turned over to the SDPD or fuieind fiend

:CONTINUED - AVER' & 1972

Enclosure

157-23577

1 - Personnel File of SA Steven L. Christensen

WCP: aso (8)

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• Memorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller

Re: Secret Army Organization

157-23577

Christensen on 7/6/72,

after admitting to the Special Agent

in Charge, San Diego, that he had made false entries in the Bureau

records regarding the gun, submitted his resignation. Christensen

indicated he had retained the gun as Godfrey had indicated he did not

desire to testify and therefore was attempting to protect the informant

Godfrey. Although not subject to subpoena as he is residing outside

California, Christensen has tentatively indicated a willingness to

testify in the trial of Hoover. A list of the prosecution's questions

to be asked Christensen was furnished (see attached questions) since

information obtained by Christensen while he was an FBI Agent cannot

be revealed in state court without prior authority from the

Department.

This matter has been coordinated with SA James L. Williamson,

Office of Legal Counsel. Questions to be asked by the prosecution

appear to involve no objectionable area.

Testimony of Christensen

could possibly cause adverse comments in the news media regarding

his concealment of the gun which had been used in the commission of

a felony. The alternative is not to authorize his appearance which

would have an adverse effect on the prosecution of Hoover. In view

of the above, it is recommended no objection be made to the testimony

of Christensen.

ACTION:

If you approve, Kevin I. Maroney, Deputy Assistant

Attorney General, Internal Security Division of the Department,

will be contacted to obtain authority for the testimony of former

SA Steven I. Christensen on 9/7/72 in Superior Court, San Diego

County, San Diego, California, in line with the above.

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By

On August 28, 19721

JOHN A. 'BENICKER, II, Deputy

Disttict Attorney,

•San. Diego County, made available to the

FBi the following list

BE QUESTIONS, CO DE ABNEN DI ZOINE

S? STEVEN I, CHRISTENIn direct examination by the prosecution

• during the trial of GEORGE MITCHELI ROOVER beginning September

297.23

I..

Hame?

Pormerly employed as a special Agent for the Federal

Bureau of Investigation?

3 ri

.. For how many years!

4,: there was your last

auty station?

Si. How long were you assigned to the San Diego Offica?

During the time that you were assigned to the San Diego

Office did you become acquainted with an indiviâual known. as

HONARD BARRY GODEREY:

f; when approximately did you meet GODFREy?

at the time were he no so gone cates as an at teent

=9.

How did you become acquainted with GODFREY?

acquainted with BOARD GODFREY ?

11. What purpose me?

I2a.

there

an alternate agent designeted ae

MONAD GODFREY

13. who!

14.

sias GODFREY a paid informant of the far ?

Did the isi in ang. way finance the operationa

of the sAo?

• ,

15.

¡ow often did GODPRiY contact you as an informant?

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17,

How were these contacts made?

Ducing what pariod of time to your knowleâge,

did ME. CODIREY act as an informan: for the FBI?

19, whet type of informstion did CoDEray turhish you

auring ine period that he

was assigned to you as an informant?

shooting of PAULA MILARP in

san-Diego in January, 1972,

the home DE PETER BOHMER ?

26 Diû HE, GODFREY make any contact with you regarding

, the alleged identity of the person who shot PAULi THARP

22, When ?

23+ How was contact made ?

24 .

Did MI. GODFREY at any time furnish

you with a

weapon which was allegedly the weapon used in the shooting

DI PAULA TIARE?

25.

When?

26. Who present:

27. where were you when the weapon was presented to

you by it. GODFREY?

28, What type of weapon was it?

22.

What did you

do with the weapon at the time it was

presented to you by Godfrey?

Did you notify any local investigative agency of the

information furnished to you by CODEREY,

relative to the identity

of the person who reportedly shot pAula THARP?

31. What agency?

32e Who did you confide in at that agency?

33.

Did you furnish the San Diego Police Department with

the weapon at the time you fuznished this information regarding

the shooting?

34. Why not?

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Did you tell anyone at the san Diego Police

Department that you had possession of the suspect weapon?

36. How long ôid you have possession of the suspect weapon?

and taned os the topon utantal cemoved Exon lot possession

38. Appoximately when-?

39.

Identify 11 possible this weapon.

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FEDERAL BUREAU CE INVEST CATOM

OMMUNICATIONS SIUTON

AUG 3 1,1972

7:14PN NITEL 8-31-72 LLC

TO ACTING DIRECTOR (157-23577)

FROM SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

TEre

ITTR

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO). EXTREMIST MATTERS.

Mr. Fell

Mr. Baker -

Hi. Bates -

II. Bishop

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Mr. Cléreland

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Mr. Dolbs;

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Fir. Mailer, E.S

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Mr. Walkers

Tele. Room

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Mr. Armstrong

Ms.

Herwig

Mrs. Neenan

RE SAN DIEGO TEL JULY EIGHTEEN LAST AND JULY

NINETEEN LAST

SA ZIL Y, PETASTE HAS RECENE SUERA TO AN A MURS

WITNESS FOR PROSECUTION IN TRIAL OF JERRY LYNN DAVIS ON

SEPTEMBER THIRTEEN NEXT.

SA PETERSEN WAS AUTHORIZED TO TESTIFY BEFORE SAN DIEGO

COUNTY GRAND JURY ON JULY NINETEEN LAST QUESTIONS AND

ANSWERS SET FORTH IN SAN DIEGO TELETYPE JULY EIGHTEEN LAST.

DEPUTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY FRANK SEXTON, SAN DIEGO COUNTY

¿HAS ADVISED THAT THE QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED OF SA PETERSEN ON

• SEPTEMBER THIRTEENTH BY THE PROSECUTION WILL BE IDENTICAL WITH

THOSE ASKED DURING SA PETERSEN'S APPEARANCE BEFORE THE GRAND JURY.

THE ANSWER GIVEN WILL BE THE SAME.

INASMUCH AS SA PETERSEN HAS PREVIOUSLY BEEN AUTHORIZED TO

ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS, UACB SA PETERSEN WILL TESTIFY AT THE TRIAL OF

DAVIS ON SEPTEMBER THIRTEEN NEXTEC 44/37 3579-58

AUSA PHILLIP H. FILSINGER OR ANOTHER AUSA DESIGNATED BY

HIM WILL

BE PRESENT DURING THIS TESTIMONY. P.

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IliS. REC. UNM

in.

Assistant Attorney General

Internal Security Division

Acting Director, FBI

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EXTREMIST MATTERS

September 5, 1972

1 - MI. D. W. Dalbey

1 - Mr. W. C. Patterson

This is to confirm that on September 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

Hoover, 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 C. Jordan Naylor

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

George Mitchell Hoover.

Hoover and Davis are members of the white extremist

Secret Army Organization. Hoover is charged with attempted murder

based on information developed by former Bureau informant

Howard Barry Godfrey that Hoover was responsible for the shooting

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

Based on information Godfrey furnished, Jerry Lynn Davis is

is charged with possession of explosives and receiving stolen

property.

ric.

Maroney was made avare of the proposad questions

to be asked by the prosecution and the answers of Special Agents

Petersen and •Naylor.

In connection with the trial of

George Mitchell Hoover, Special Agent Petersen's testimony

will concern his relationship with former Bureau informant

Felt: -

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

Baker.

Bates.

Special Agent Naylor's testimony will concern his relationship

Bishop

Callahan

Cleveland -

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Conrad.

Dalbey

2 - San Diego

Jenking

(157-2815) ST-111

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Marshall

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PAGE TWO

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- Personnel File of SA C. Jordan Naylor

Tele Room -

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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, Title 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. Addicional 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 L. 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

i 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

NOTE CONTINUED PAGE THREE

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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 former SA Christensen.

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

Office of Legal Counsel.

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5-1 P3a

(9-29-65).

Domestic Intelligence Division

INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date -

8/34/12

Special Agents (SAs) C. Jordan Naylor

and Earl M. Petersen of San Diego Office

have been subpoenaed to appear in Superior

Court, San Diego County, •California, on

9/7/72 as witnesses for prosecution during

trial of George Mitchell Hoover, a member

of the white extremist, paramilitary

Secret Army Organization (SAO). Charges

against Hoover on shooting of Paula Tharp

1/6/72 were based on information developed

by former Bureau extremist informant

Howard Barry Godfrey who has been turned

over to the San Diego Police Department

and will testify.

-

Attached contains questions to bé

asked by prosecution and proposed answers

regarding above SAs' relationship with

former informant Godfrey and SA Petersen's

recovery of the gun used in the shooting.

Assistant U. S. Attorney, San Diego, to

accompany SAs in court.

Domestic

Intelligence Division will obtain authority

from Department of Justice and will

coordinate with our Office of Legal

Counsel.

WCP: aso

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

AUG3 119221

TELETYPE

VI. Bakes

Mr. Balas

Mr. Bishop

Hit. Callahon

lár. Cleveiand

Mr. Conrad"

Mr. Dalboys

kir. Jonking

Mr.

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Marshall

Mr. dilles, Es.

Ponder

Mr. Soyars

Mr. Walters

Tale. Room

Mr. Kinley

Mir. Armstrong

Ms. Horwig

Mts. Noonn

NR D9 SD PLAIN

9:21PM /NITEL 8-30-72 LLC

TO ACTING DIRECTOR (157-23577)

FROM SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

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ges took

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO), EXTREMIST MATTERS.

RE SAN DIEGO AIRTEL AUGUST TWENTYEIGHT, LAST; AND

SAN DIEGO NITEL AUGUST IWENTYNINE, LASI.

ON AUGUST THIRTY, INSTANT, JOHN A HEWICKER, II,

DEPUTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY, SAN DIEGO COUNTY, MADE

AVAILABLE THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED OF SA

CO JORDAN NAYLOR AND SA EARL M. PETERSEN DURING THE

TRIAL OF GEORGE MICHELL HOOVER BEGINNING SEPTEMBER SEVEN,

NEXT:

PROSPECIIVE DIRECT EXAMINATION QUESTIONS FOR SA

128

EARL M. PETERSEN:

QUESTION ONE : NAME?

ANSWER: EARL M. PETERSEN.

QUESTION IWO: OCCUPATIONZ

ANSWER: SPECIAL AGENT OF THE FBI.

END PAGE ONE

T: 6) 51-23522-149

17 SEP § 1972

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157-2815

PAGE TWO

QUESTION THREE: HOW LONG EMPLOYED AS SPECIAL AGENT?

ANSWER: TWENTYONE YEARS.

QUESTIONS FOUR: ASSIGNED TO WHAT OFFICE?

ANSWER: SAN DIEGO.

QUESTION FIVE: HOW LONG ASSIGNED TO THE SAN DIEGO

OFFICE?

ANSWER: FIVE YEARS•

QUESTION SIX: WHAT IS YOUR PARTICULAR AREA OF

INVESTIGATION WITHIN THE OFFICE?

ANSWER: I INVESTIGATE VIOLATIONS OF THE LAWS OF THE .

UNITED STATES WHICH INCLUDES INVESTIGATIONS IN CONNECTION WITH •

THE INTERNAL SECURITY OF THE UNITED STATES AS DIRECTED.

QUESTION SEVEN: ARE YOU ACQUAINTED WITH AN INDIVIDUAL

IDENIIFIED AS HOWARD GODFREY?

ANSWER: YES.

QUESTION EIGHT: HOW DID YOU BECOME ACQUAINTED WITH HIM?

ANSWER: I ACCOMPANIED FORMER SPECIAL AGENT STEVEN

CHRISTENSEN WHEN HE MADE CONTACT WITH HIM ON ONE OCCASION

ABOUT TWO AND ONE HALF YEARS AGO.

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• SD 157-2815

PAGE THREE

QUESTION NINE: DID YOU EVER MAKE CONTACT WITH MR.

GODFREY IN HIS CAPACITY AS AN INFORMANT?

ANSWER: YES, WHEN CHRISTENSEN WAS NOT AVAILABLE.

QUESTION TEN: ON JULY FIFTH OF THIES YEAR DID YOU ASSIST

IN RECOVERING POSSESSION OF A WEAPON ALLEGEDLY USED IN THE

-SHOOTING OF PAULA THARP?

ANSWER: YES.

QUESTION ELEVEN: DESCRIBE THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF YOUR

PARIICIPATION IN THIS RECOVERY.

ANSWER: ON OR ABOUT JULY FIFTH DURING A PRETRIAL

CONFERENCE IN THIS MATTER IT BECAME APPARENT THAT POSSIBLY

STEVEN CHRISTENSEN MIGHT HAVE POSSESSION OF THIS WEAPON.

I MADE A TELEPHONE CALL TO CHRISTENSEN IN LOS ANGELES AND

ASKED HIM IF HE HAD THE WEAPON. HE STATED THAT HE DID.

I THEN ASKED HIM IF HE WISHED TO TURN THE WEAPON OVER TO THE

SAN DIEGO POLICE DEPARTMENT FOR EVIDENCE IN A TRIAL INVOLVING

THE SHOOTING OF PAULA THARP• HE ANSWERED THE HE

DID. HE ADVISED ME THAT THE WEAPON WAS UNDER A COUCH IN HIS

- HOME AND ADVISED ME WHERE I COULD OBTAIN A KEY WITH WHICH

TO ENTER THE HOUSE. HE AUTHORIZED ME TO GO TO THE HOUSE,

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SD 157-2815

ENTER, AND ALLOW DETECTIVE RUBIEN BRANDON TO TAKE POSSESSION

OF THE GUN AS EVIDENCE. AFTER THE TELEPHONE CONVERSATION,

DETECTIVE BRANDON ACCOMPANIED ME TO CHRISTENSEN'S HIME WHERE

WE FOUND THE WEAPON AS DESCRIBED BY CHRISTENSEN AT THAT TIME

DETECTIVE BRANDON TOOK POSSESSION OF THE WEAPON.

. QUESTION IWELVE: WHAT, IF ANYTHING, WAS DONE WITH

THIS WEAPON ON JULY FIFTH?

ANSWER: DETECTIVE BRANDON TOOK THE WEAPON WITH HIM.

PROSPECTIVE REBUTAL EXAMINATION QUESTIONS FOR

SA C. JORDAN NAYLOR:

QUESTION ONE: NAME?

ANSWER: C. JORDAN NAYLOR.

QUESTION TWO: OCCUPATION?

ANSWER: SPECIAL AGENT - FBI.

QUESTION THREE: HOW LONG EMPLOYED AS SPECIAL AGENT?

ANSWER: EIGHTEEN YEARS.

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SD 157-1815

QUESTION FOUR: ASSIGNED TO WHAI OFFICE?

ANSWER: SAN DIEGO.

QUESTION FIVE HOW LONG BEEN ASSIGNED TO THE SAN DIEGO

OFFICE?

ANSWER: NINE YEARS.

QUESTION SIX: AS PARI OF YOUR DUIIES AN AN FBI AGENT

DID YOU DEVELOP HOWARD GODFREY INTO AN INFORMANI FOR THE FBI?

ANSWER: YES.

QUESTION SEVEN: HOW WERE YOU FIRST INTRODUCED TO MR.

GODFREY?

ANSWER: THROUGH A MUTUAL FRIEND.

QUESTION EIGHT: WHEN?

ANSWER: FEBRUARY, NINETEEN SIXTY SEVEN.

QUESTION NINE: WHAT WAS YOUR DUTY ASSIGNMENT AT THAT

TIME?

ANSWER: GENERAL CRIMINAL MATTERS INCLUDING THEFTS OF

GOVERNMENT PROPERTY AND ITSP.

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• QUESTION TEN: HOW OFTEN DID YOU HAVE CONTACT WITH

MR. GODFREY?

ANSWER: ON AVERAGE OF ONCE A WEEK.

QUESTION ELEVEN: HOW DID YOU AND HE CONTACI ONE

ANOTHER?

ANSWER: IN PERSON AND BY TELEPHONE.

QUESTION TWELVE: WAS GODFREY A PAID INFORMANT?

ANSWER: YES.

QUESTION THIRTEEN: WHAT WAS THE BASIS FOR HIS PAYMENT?

ANSVER: TO REIMBURSE FOR HIS EXPENDITURES Nd SCAVICES.

QUESTION FOURTEEN: HOW FREQUENILY AND IN WHAT AMOUNT

WAS HE PAID DURING THE TIME HE WAS AN INFORMANT FOR YOU?

ANSWER: DURING THE PERIOD MARCH, NINETEEN SIXTY SEVEN

THROUGH DECEMBER, NINETEEN SIXTY EIGHT, I PAID MR. GODFREY

A TOTAL OF FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR SERVICES AND EXPENSES.

QUESTION FIFTEEN: DID YOU AT SOME TIME TURN MR. GODFREY OVER

TO SOME OTHER AGENT AS AN INFORMANT?

ANSWER: YES.

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PAGE SEVEN

SD 157-2815 •

QUESTION SIXTEEN: WHEN AND WHY?

ANSWER: IN NINETEEN SIXTYEIGHT, INFORMATION HE WAS

ABLE TO REPORT ON WAS NOT OF A COMPATIBLE NATURE WITH

MY ASSIGNMENT•

AUSA ROBERT H. FILSINGER OR ANOTHER AUSA DESIGNATED

BY HIM WILL BE IN COURT DURING THE TESTIMONY OF SPECIAL

AGENTS NAYLOR AND PETERSEN AND FORMER SA STEVEN L.

CHRISTENSEN TO PROTECT THE INTEREST OF THE GOVERNMENT.

THE BUREAU IS REQUESTED TO OBTAIN AUTHORITY OF THE

ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR TESTIMONY OF SAS NAYLOR AND PETERSEN

TO THE QUESTIONS AND ANSWER AS STATED ABOVE.

-p-

• END

ACK FOR SIX TEL LNG FBI WA CLR

MR. TRAINOR

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Transmit the following in -

Via

AIRTEL

FBI.

Date:

8/18/72

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIRMAIL - REGISTERED

(Priority)

€28.9 221

TO:

FROM:

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

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

FI

ReBulet to San Diego dated 8/7/72.

Enclosed for the Bureau are eight (8) copies of

an IIM regarding captioned subject matter.

I copy of this If has been disseminated to

Secret Service, San Diego, because the SAO presents a

¿ potential for violence.

Detective RUBIN BRAIDON, Intelligence Division,

San Diego POlice Department,

made available the infor-

mation from the San Diego Police Department contained in

the enclosed LIM.

The recoras of NCIC were negative on the Thompson

i Submachine Gun, serial number 20180132, mentioned in enclosed

Leil, and separate inquiry is being conducted to determine if

this weapon was stolen, and NCIC has been checkea with negative

results to date regarding other weapons mentioned in this

communication.

The San Diego Office will follow local prose-

cutive action regarding the sio and its members and keep

7-806 917)

15%-235577L4

San Diego

(2 - 157-2815)

EX-116 B AUG 24 1972

3121-170-286)

5 8-SEF 24:972

Deleted Copy

(5)

By letter ? Sent Rat Cort i

152zit, 36,37

EXI.

2631912

Per POst Request 0L.

1, 59 eC5,

79,81-83

Approved:

Special Agent in

Eharge

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SD 157-2815

11x5=

Primary portions of the evidence in the cases in

this Ifif are currently being used for presentation of the

cases at the San Diego County Grand Jury, and San Diego will

remain in contact with the police department for additional

detailed information regarding their investigations, arrests,

and information regarding the evidence obtained.

The Sar. Diego Office has pending investigations

on the following individuals mentioned in the enclosed Inmi.

WILLIAM FRANCIS X/KOPEC

SD 157-1820

GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER

SD 157-3017

RICHARD FLJURY

SD 157-3290

GENEVIIVE FLEURY

SD 157-3289

JERRY LYME DIVIS

SD 157-3001

ROBERT IYER, JR.

SD 157-2931

HOWERD PRINCIS CL.RK

SD 157-2546

VaLaL BOYLE

SD 157-3388

THOMAS LIE FOPREST

SD) 157-2177

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

San Diego, California

August 18, 1972

SECRET ARNY ORGINIZATION (SAO)

The Secret Army Organization (SAO) is an

anti-communist, 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.

The above description of the SAO was furnished by

Howard Barry Godfrey, a San Diego City fireman, who during

June and Jily, 1972,

testified before the San Diego County

Grand Jury regarding his knowledge of the activities and

members of the SAO. Godfrey testified that over the past

year, he has served as an officer and was a member of the

SAO in San Diego. He also testified that for the last

five years he has acted as an informant for the Federal

Bureau of Investigation (FBI) •

It is noted that Howard Barry Goafrey, for

-a-number of years, voluntarily furnished

the FBI information regarding the identities

and activities of extremist groups in the

to unter it his none ord

His information has been

reliable and as an interested citizen he

volunteered his Knowledge and services to

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions

of the FBI.

It is the property of the FBI and is.loaned to your

agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside

your agency.

157

ENCLOSURE

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local law enforcement agencies which

culminated in his appearance and testi-

mony before the San Diego County Grand

Information furnished by Godfrey to the FBI, San

Diego Police Department, and the San Diego Grand Jury re-

sulted in the search warrants, arrests, and confiscation

of weapons and SAO literature

described in this communication.

The information regarding the warrants, arrests and evidence

obtained was furnished by the San Diego Police Department.

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

a 2 min

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC

On June 19, 1972, an unidentified individual planted

a bomb in the Guild Movie Theater, an adult movie theater

specializing in "X" rated films,

located at 3827 Fifth Avenue,

San Diego, California.

The bomb exploded causing extensive

damage.

Flying debris narrowly missed hurting and/or killing

patrons.

On June 20, 1972, Godfrey identified William Erancis

Yakopec, a member

Godfrey saiaof the sao, as the person who dia the bonbe

" this was an individual act on Yakopec's part.

caused by his aislike for pornography. Yakopec told Godirey the

bomb was fashioned from one-third pound of HPD primer with a

blasting cap, fuse, and a pull-type igniter. As a result of

this intormation,

the San Diego Police Department secured a

search warrant for the residence of Yakopec. After the search.

was executed on June 26, 1972, Yakopec was arrested for vio-

lation of the California Penal Code dealing with possession

and improper storage of gunpowder in excess of twenty pounas

without a license and for attempted murder in connection with

the bombing of the Guild Movie Theater.

Yakopec was indicted on July 12, 1972, after a true

bill-was returned by the San Diego County Grand Jury and is

presently incarcerated in the san Diego County Jail. No trial

date has yet been set.

The following is a summary of the evidence seized

at the home of William Francis Yakopec, 722 Graves Avenue,

El Cajon, California, on June 26, 1972, by the San Diego

the sen bage,

Police Department:

One (1) fully loaded Winchester model 12

gauge shotgun, serial number C 65537. This

weapon was found in the living room on top

• of a coffee table.

Fuse igniters found underneath the floor

where loose boards were secured by the

weight of the bed in the east bedroom.

One (1) loaded military .30 caliber carbine

located adjacent to the rear door in kitchen

area.

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (5.30)

One (1) unloaded 30.06 model 1903 Springfield

Iifle, serial number 1375179, locatea in gun

rack mounted on wall in the east bedroom.

One (1) military field manual titled, "Ex~

plosives FM #5-25," found in closet of east

beaxoom.

One (1) cardboard box containing assorted

ammunition and black powder found within a

trailer adjacent to the residence.

Assorted SAO and Minutemen literature and

papers located in various parts of the

residence and adjacent trailer.

The Minutemen (MM), referred to above, is

a paramilitary group organized in June,

1960, by. Robert D. De Pugh in Norborne,

Missouri, as a resistance to the spread

of communism in the United States by use

of guerrilla tactics.

De Pugh is currently

incarcerated in a Federal penitentiary for

violation of the Federal Firearms Act.

The Patriotic Party has been the political

arm of the Minutemen.

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (S:O)

GEORGE MICHELL HOOVER

on January o, 1912, a bullet struck the residence of

• Peter Bohmer, 5155 Muir, San

Diego, California®

The bullet

penetrated the house and according to the San Diego Police

Department, a guest in the house, Paula Thary, was struck

in the elbow by the bullet.

The "San Diego Union," a daily San Diego, California,

newspaper,. issue of August 6, 1972, contains an article de-

scribing Peter Bohmer as a former California State University,

San Diego, economics professor known for his liberal views and

activities.

Godfrey advised in January, 1972, that he and

residence at the request of Jerry lynn Davis, leader of the

SAO, for the purpose of obtaining intelligence information.

Prior to leaving the area in Godfrey's car, Hoover pointed

a pistol out the window and fired two shots at the house.

Godfrey testified before the San Diego County

Grand Jury that he witnessed Hoover fire two shots at the

house at 5155 Muir Street on the night of January 6, 1972.

He said. the nine millimeter Folish Radom pistol jammed before

Hoover could fire a third shot.

Ine san Diego Police Department, on the basis of

Goafrey's information, filed and executed a search warrant

for Hoover's residence,

87211 Magnolia Street, Santee, Cali-

fornia, on June 26, 1972. Hoover was arrested and charged

with attempted murder and possession of a "Billy" club.

• Hoover was indicted after a true bill was returned

by the San Diego County Grand Jury and is presently incar-

cerated in the San Diego County Jail, with trial sei for

September 7, 1972.

The following is a summary of the evidence seized

at the home of Hoover,

8121 Magnolia Street,

fornia:

Santee, Cali-

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One (1) Hi-Standard .22 caliber Derringer

loaded with two rounds of .22 caliber am-

munition, found in pants' pocket of blue

levis next to bed.

Chrome firing mechanism, appearing to be

the type used to discharge shotgun shells

by hand, found on shelf..

Pistol Pyrotechnic black flare gun loaded

• with one flare, on top of bookcase in main

room.

One (1) black 16-inch "Billy" club found

on shelf in bedroom.

Miscellaneous rounds of ammunition in various

calibers, magazines for automatic weapons,

and material for reloading ammunition, found

on shelves

in bedroom and in back room.

SAO literature and manuals on military

equipment found in various locations in

the house.

Seven (7) blue plastic bottles marked with

the brand name "Xerox Toner" containing a

black powder substance believed to be

black gunpowder.

One (1) one-pound coffee can marked 45

ACP containing a black powder substance

believed to be gunpowder.

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

RICHARD FLEURY;

GENEVIEVE FLEURY

MR. YMES. Base on information from Godfrey in June, 1972,

that Richard mieury was

a member of the sal and that he and

his wife, Genevieve fleury, are both personal associates of

William Francis Yakopec, the San Diego Police Department

•obtained search warrants for residence at 1544 Harbinson

Canyon Roaa,

El Cajon, California, which were executed on

June 26, 1972.

As a result of the search, both Richara and

Genevieve Fleury were arrested and charged with unlawful

possession of explosives.

Richard and Genevieve Fleury were both indicted

on the above charges after

a true bill was returned on

each of them on July 12, 1972, by the San Diego County Grand

Jury. The trial date for the Fleurys has not been set.

The following is a summary of the evidence seized

by the San Diego Police Department at the fleury residence,

1544 Harbinson Canyon Road, El Cajon, California:

One (1) nine millimeter Luger, serial

number 4243 found inside third drawer,

right side of bedroom dresser in south-

west corner of bedroon.

one (1) .22 Liberty Revolver, serial

number ICS1001, found inside fourth

drawer, right side of bedroom dresser .

in southwest corner of bedroon.

One (1) 12 gauge Savage over and

under, serial number LpPl8, found

, inside gun cabinet on north wall of

den.

One (1) .22 Shippet Rifle, no serial

number, found inside gun

cabinet on

north wall of den.

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SECRET ARMY ORGINIZATION (SEO)

One (1) .410 Newhaven Shotgun, serial

number 410245 found inside gun cabinet

on north wall of den.

One (1) .410 Newhaven Shotgun, serial

number 414947 found inside gun cabinet

on north wall of den.

One (1) 7.62 Japanese Rifle, serial

number

94528 found inside gun cabinet

on north wall of den.

..One (1) .22 Winchester Rifle, no serial

number, found on gun rack on south wall of

living room.

One (1) .22 Savage Rifle, serial number

126049 found on gun rack on south wall

of living room.

The following items of evidence, because of their

dangerous capabilities,

were separated from the main body of

evidence and transported and impounded

at the Police Pistol

Range:

One (1) fourteen inch by twenty-four inch

by ten inch cardboard box containing the

following:

One (1) pink 12 pound can labeled

"Hercules Red Dot Smokeless Shot-

gun Powder"

one (1) pink 3 pound can labeled

"Hercules Red Dot Smokeless Shot-

gun Powder"

Iwenty-two (22) blue plastic bottles

marked with brand name "Xerox Toner"

containing a black powder substance

believed to be black gunpowder.

Three (3) cans labeled "Hercules

Smokeless 2400 Rifle Powder"

Two (2) cans labeled "Hercules

Smokeless Bullseye Pistol Powder"

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One (1) can labeled "Hercules

Smokeless Unique Rifle, Pistol,

and Shotgun Powder"

One (1) can labeled "AL-7 Smoke-

less Shotgun Powder"

one (1) can labeled "Hercules

Smokeless Fowder 2400 Rifle Powder"

One (1) can labeled "Dupont IMR-4350

Improved Military Rifle Powder".

One (1) six inch cylinârical cardboard canister,

11z inches long, labeled "Hercules Green Dot

Smokeless Shotgun Powder," approximately half

full.

Other items located were:

Numerous SAO stickers found in a brown

wallet in the southwest bedroom.

White plastic containing numerous .22

caliber rounds found on the bedroom

dresser in southwest bearoom.

One paper bag containing ammunition

found on the top closet shelf of the

southeast bedroom.

Three (3) bayonets and one Luger pistol

holder found in a botion arawer inside

closet in the southwest bedroom.

Fourteen (14) boxes of various caliber

ammunition,

three bayonets, two German

medals, one Nazi flag, all found inside

a cabinet on the west

wall of the den.

Eight (8) cloth ammunition bandoliers

containing approximately one thousand

rounds of .30 caliber ammunition found

Inside

a wooden box inside a cabinet on

the west wall of den.

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SECRET ERVY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

JERRY LYNT DAVIS

In April and May, 1972, Godirey advised that Jerry.

-Lynn Davis, 2393 Washington, Spring Valley, California, is

the leader

of the SiO in San Diego and has been in possessior

of explosives in the past.

on July 2, 1972, based on information from Godirey,

the San Diego Police Department arrested Jerry Lynn Davis and

charged him with possession of explosives and receiving stolen

property.

on July 18, 1972, the San Diego Grand Jury returned

a true bill on Davis and he was indicted on above charges. No

trial date has been set.

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (S40)

ROBERT MAVER, JR.

On January 14, 1972, Godfrey identified Robert Mayer,

JI, 2204 Montclair Street,

San Diego, California, as a membar

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

to the San Diego Police Department.:

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, Calliornia, Charging

him with perjury before the San Diego County Grand Jury.

A leaflet entitled "Formulas for Ammonium Nitrate" was

found in his garage by the arresting officers.

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SECRET ARMY ORGINIZATION (SAO)

HOWARD FRANCIS CLARK

Godfrey advised on April 11, 1971, that Howard,

Francise

Clark had been accepted as a member of the sao.

On April 20, 1912, 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 TNI and C-4 plastic explosives he wanted.

Based on additional investigation and the infor-

mation from Goafrey, the San Diego Police Department,

accompanied by officers from the San Diego County Sheriff's

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 SAO literature.

Clark admitted belonging to the saO.

On August 9, 1972, the San Diego County Grana 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 ERNY ORGATIZETION (S30)

VAHL BOYLE

Godfrey advised on Mar

March 13, 1972, that on March 12,

1912, Bettie Haughton, wife of Troy haughton, former local

leader of the NM who disappeared in 1967,

, said that a large

quantity of explosives are supposed to be buried under the

house of Vahl Boyle, TIOY Haughton's mother.

on July 21, 1972, based on the above information

IIom GodIrey, the san Diego Police Department obtained and

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

4443 Upland Street'nédical

- La Mesa, California.

military drugs anã

supplies,

explosive paraphernalia,

and MM literatuse was located buried under the residence.

The material was seized but Boyle was not arrested.

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SPO)

THOMAS LEE FORREST

Godfrey advised on March 5, 1971, that Thomas Lee,

Forrest associates with known members of the MM organization

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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SECRET ERMY ORGANIZATION (S2O)

THOMPSON SUBMACHINE 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 MM, presumably left it for

him on his front porch to 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 a photograph of the

submachine gun, and

second photograph of the wrapper

that encased the machine gun:

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ORGANIZATION (SAO)

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

ARMS CACHE - CUYAMACA PARK

Godfrey advised the FBI on several occasions during

1972 and the San Diego Police Department during June, 1972,

that the SAO has in the past made several cache of weapons

and explosives in

the San Diego area, exaci locations un-

known.

The San Diego Police Department has advised that

a private citizen, in July, 1972, by accident, located a

cache of weapons in Cuyamaca State Park which is locateã in

San Diego County in the mountains east of San Diego proper.

on July 24, 1972, the San Diego County Sheriff's Office

seized and recovered this cache which included a flame

thrower, weapons and explosives.

(Photographs of this

cache are shown on pages 19 through 27.)

Godfrey has advised the San Diego Police Depart-

ment that memoers of the SAo are previously known to be in

possession of the same type of

explosives as found in above

cache and that the primer fuses in the cache are of the

type used in the bombing of the Guild Movie Theater in San

Diego, but he cannot pinpoint any of the cache seized as

identical with that previously in possession of SAO members.

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SECRET ARNY ORGAITIZZTION (SAO)

ARMS CACHE - CUYPMACA PARK

ABOVE PHOTOGRAPEI SHOWS TWO FLIME THROWER TANKS

AND A FLAME THROWER GUN.

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

ARMS CACHE - CUYPMACA PARK

ictr

17-1

COMPOSIT PHOTOGRIPH SHOWING VARIOUS TYPES OF

EXPLOSIVES LOCATED IN THE CACHE, INCLUDING A

FLAME THROWER, HAND GRENADES, SAFETY FUSE,

AND HDP-1 PRIMER.

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

ARMS CACHE - CUYAMACA PARK

SIRACT

SIMB

-sim

T,.".

IN THE FOREGROUND, A PARTIAL ROLL OF PRIM CORD

USED IN DETONATING EXPLOSIVES.

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

ARMS CACHE - CUYAMACA PARK

MILITARY-TYPE SMOKE GRENADES TO BE PROPELLED

FROM À RIFLE.

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

ARMIS CACHE - CUYZMACA PARK

rist... 231-72.

-

TOP OF PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS PRIMER. IN THE

CENTER OF PHOTOGRAPH IS ONE-HALF POUND OF

INT AND OTHER EXPLOSIVES.

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION IN-

SIRUCTIOITS AND MATERIAL

The following samples of SAl literature propaganda

and instructions are identical with SAO material seized in

the course of searches and arrests referred to previously in

this communication.

The majority of the individuals arrested

had identical packets of this Sto material:

The material hereinafter is as follows:

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. (1)

APPLICATION TO JOIN THE SAO

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

FROM: S.A. 0. HEADQUARTERS

TO: FELLOW PATRIOTS

'Greetings:

You may or may not have heard of the Secret Army Organization.

In the past many patriotically oriented para-military groups have come and

gone. Today the leadership of the S. A. O. is made up of those men who

have weathered the storm of opposition and are more dedicated than ever

to fighting the socialist parasites that are trying to enslave America.

If you care to join us we would welcome your application. How-

ever, we solicit your aid in any way that you can help. Your name has

been coded so that you may. contact us in a secure manner. Just use the

coupon below or use the code number on it.

Sincerely yours,

•..

Captain Jordan Wells

S. A. O. Headquarters Staff

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Mail To: S.A. O.

P. О. Box 5791

San Diego, California 92105

Code Number.

Please send membership information and application form.

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I wish to contribute $—

_ to help with the fight.

I will help distribute literature, posters, leaflets, etc.

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HISTORY OF THE SEO

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Mistory of the Secret Army Organization

Ove early morning in February, 1970, a group of six Minutemen leaders from

four states met secretly in Northern Arizona to discuss the crisis that the arrest and

imprisonment of two top Minutemen leaders and the assassination of a third had

brought on the organization. Although some of these men had met before in their roles

as Minutemen group leaders, others were meeting for the first time.

After much discussion, two principal points were agreed upon. First, that the

Minutemen as a national coordination organization of militant right-wing groups had

effectively been destroyed by the pro-communist elements inside the Justice Depart-

ment. While individual units still existed throughout the country, few had the financial

support or leadership to be really effective. Second, that the need for such a coordi-

nating organization wasgreater than ever in view of the increased revolutionary activity

by communists in the United States.

With these two points in mind, suggestions were put forward on a course of

action to be followed.

Atter ameeting that lasted all that day and far into the next

morning, an overall plan of action was finally agreed upon. All present agreed to

merge their individual units together and form a new organization under the command

of one leader elected from among themselves, with the other five to be members of-a

General Staff that would advise and assist the new leader.

While retaining the basic programs and policies of the Minutemen, it was

decided that not only should this new organization have a different name, but also a

completely new chain of command and organizational structure. If the new organiza-

tion was going to survive the attacks that befell the old one, a whole new approach

would be needed. Never again could the arrestor death of a few leaders be allowed to

cripple the entire organization.

For this

reason it was decided that only a highly disciplined military type

orgainization with a definite chain of command would have any chance of success. This

then, was the beginning of the Secret Army Organization. Beginning with an original

force of hard corepatriots that numbered fewer than two hundred, the Secret Army

Organization began thejob of picking up the pieces and continuing to fight for national

and individual freedom. Using this cadre of dedicated personnel as a nucleus, the

S. A. O. has ben recruiting and training new members in the skills they will need as

the freedom fighters of tomorrow.

The leaders of the S. A. O. have no idea of fighting a last ditch stand. We have

no desire to commit suicide ourselves or to let our members do so. We have a

strategy which we believe will ultimately lead to victory. Only one thing is essential.

We must start preparing and training NOW! We of the S. A. O. believe that our country

is worthy of any sacrifice. If you feel the same way, we invite you to join us.

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

(3.)

APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP

. IN DIE SAO

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PLICATION FOR MEMBERSI

NOTICE TO APPLICANT: All information on this form will be kept confidential. All

records of members of the Secret Army Organization are stored in a way that they

can be swiftly destroyed to keep them from falling into unauthorized hands.

Name

Sex_

Age

Address

Marital Status-

(Street)

State_

Wife's Name-

Zip Code-

Telephone.

Date of Birth

(Month)

Occupation.

• (Day)

_ Education

(Year)

Special Subjects Studied

• Do You Speak or Read Any Foreign Language?.

Veteran

Branch.

_Highest Rank.

What Service Training Have You Had That You Feel Would Be Beneficial To This Organ-

ization?

Physical Description: Height

Weight_

_Color Eyes-

Color Hair.

Health: Good_

- Fair.

Poor _

Any Physical Disabilities or Limitations?

Any Public Speaking or Organizing Experience? _

_ If Yes, Pleas Explain:

Hours.

How Many Hours A Week Could You Devote To Working And Training With the S. A. O. ?

Best Time: AM_

_Weekdays -

PM_

_Weekends

CERTIFICATION

I am a loyal American Citizen dedicated to the defense and survival of the United States

as a Constitutional Republic, free from all socialist and communist policies. Enclosed

is my $5.00 membership lee. I agree to pay $3.00 each month to the Secret Army

Organization as membership dues.

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Signature of Applicant

. Date

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LETTER

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SECK T ARMY ORGANIZ. MON

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS:

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Dear Fellow American,

Your application for membership in the Secret Army Organization has been

processed and approved. It is our profound hope that your membership inthe

S.A. O. will prove to be a benefit to the organization and yourself as well. A

dedicated member will find that his association with our organization is a way of

life that is far more rewarding than the ordinary mediocre existence of his fellow

enlightened citizens.

For security purposes all records regarding individual members are listed

by numbers only. Your number will be

_ Please sign all future

- correspondence addressed to the organization with this number. You need not list.

your address unless it is different from the one in our records.

Another security measure employed by our organization is the use of mail

drops. The mail'drop is an address listed in a fictitious name of a person or

company not connected with the organization. Each member is assigned one that

he will use in sending all reports, correspondence, materials, etc., to the organ-

ization. Your assigned mail drop is:

We have a tremendous job_ahead of us: Certainly, none of us pretend to

know what the future holds for ourselves or for our native land. We do feel, how-

ever, that our freedom is gravely threatened. It is not always possible to know

the best thing to do. But we do know this - our forefathers have given us a life of

freedom and opportunity such as never existed before in all history. We must

strive to pass this heritage on to future generations intact.

Our organization is not suggesting or doing anything more than Americans

have always done - starting in 1776.

Enclosed is some further information about our organization, its history,

"objectives, and programs. Your record has been turned over to our training sec-

tion and you should receive your first training program within two weeks.

Sincerely yours,

Captain Patrick McDonald

S. A. O. Headquarters Staff

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INFORMATION: IO PROSPECTIVE

MEMBERS DE THE SAO

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A son.

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spective Members Of The

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

The Secret Army Organization is the most active, most completely dedicated and

most selective in its membership of all the many patriotic organizations in America.

We are willing to make any sacrifice for our country and we fully expect that some of

us will have to make the ultimate sacrifice before victory is achieved. Our very lives

depend on each other. There is no place in this organization for bunglers, playboys or

lukewarm conservatives. If you join the Secret Army Organization, there might easily

come a time that your life would depend on how competently some other member had

learned his job.

Unless you are especially well informed on the domestic and world political

situation, it is probable that you have a lot to learn about the present threat our nation

faces. Unless you have had many years experience in actual underground warfare,

there is undoubtedly a lot you can learn from the experts in our organization who have

developed and supervised our training program.

OUR NATION IS IN IMMEDIATE DANGER

It is possible that within a very few years, perhaps even within months, our

nation could be conquered and enslaved by the communists.

To prevent this we must

know as much as possible about our enemies. Unless we know who they are and what

they are doing we will not succeed in our efforts to maintain a free America.

THE RESISTANCE MOVEMENT

In driving an' invader from your land the resistance involved goes through three

stages of development.

1) The Underground Network

2) Active Guerrilla Warfare

3) Open or Conventional Warfare

The conventional warfare stage uses everything in the way of weapons that the

enemy does but must also have active guerrillas and underground agents working against

the enemy, too. In the present state of military tactics conventional warfare cannot

succeed unless these other two ingredients are used simultaneously.

The first step is to form an underground network. An active guerrilla system

must have the support of an underground network of approximately three times its own

size.

This underground must supply the active guerrilla fighter with supplies, con-

cealment, information, etc. An underground network starts with departments of

intelligence, security and propaganda in that order.

Sabotage, espionage, subversion, infiltration, escape and evasion, training,

clandestine fabrication of supplies, counterfeiting enemy documents, recruiting, com-

munications and propaganda are other phases of underground activity. Each member

of the Secret Army Organization, to be effective, must have a working knowledge of

all these tactics as well as the military tacties more commonly associated with guerrii-

la activities.

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ASSIGNMENT TO UNITS

Many people that inquire about membership in the Secret-Army-Organization

seem to have an idea that they will be immediately accepted into an active unit.

Look at it this way. Suppose you had spent a year or more carefully recruiting and

training until you had a hard hitting team where every individual was reliable, dedi-

-cated, and had confidence in his fellow unit nembers. Wouldn't it make you mad to

have the national or regional organization assign some rank amateur to your unit

"that you you knew little or nothing about?

Before any new memher is assignedto an active unit or to an important under-

ground project, he mistundergo a period of training. During this training he will be

directed through the mails by an experienced member and some of his activities may

be observed by other members without nis knowledge. Only when a new member

proves himself to be conscientious, trustworthy, self-disciplined and able to operate

effectively alone will he be accepted as a "secure member" and invited to participate

with other unit memners in a teamwork operation.

-EXPENSES

Unfortunately, most good things don't come cheap. Although we make every

effort to keep down the expense of membership in the Secret Army Organization, you

• must expect to pay your own way.

Dues to the Secret Army Organization are $3. 00 per month. This money is

absolutely necessary for use to maintain our central files and headquarters, for

postage and printing, to finance our extensive intelligence network, and to maintain

training areas.

Each member will have other expenses depending on the type of activity he is

engaged in. Every member will be expected to buy his own gun, am nunition and

other basic combat equipment. During training the new member may be expected to

buy certain books or subscribe to certain magazines that his work requires. During

this time the new member will also be supplied with reading material on the strategy

and tactics of guerrilla warfare. This home work will make it possible for him to

fit in quickly to an active unit and participate effectively in actual maneuvers,

marksmanship training, etc.

Following this preliminary training a memher may be either assigned to an

existing unit, assisted in organizing his own unit if he has shown sufficient leadership

qualities or become part of an underground network.

Upon your acceptance into the Secret Army Organization you will be given a

definite series of projects described in writing so you will know exactly what will be

expected of you.

We hope that you can succeed in this effort because your country desperately

needs patriots at this time.

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SECRET ARMY ORGINIZATION (SAO)

(6)

SAD UNDERGROUND BULLETIN - JANUARY, 1972.

THIS ISSUE DISCUSSES THE ORGANIZATION. OF

"DISPERSED JEANS" AID THE MAKERG AND USE

OF BOOBY IRAPS

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

UNDERGROUND BULLETIN

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

JANUARY 1972

"God grants liberty only to those who love it and are always willing to guard and

defend it'.

Daniel Webster

-Fellow members,

This month's bulletin will deal mostly with "Booby Traps". Because of the

length of this article we are only sending out the first half this month. The second

half will be published in next month's bulletin. Future bulletins this coming year

will contain material on psychological warfare, urban warfare tactics, communi-

cations, survival equipment, first aid, explosives, weapons, codes, and other re-

lated warfare subjects.

Those members who have not yet completed or started on the organization's

basic training programs are hereby urged to do so. We cannot, in most cases, =

assign any member to an important underground project or to an organized team

or group until they have completed this training program.

While headquarters cannot assign a member in the above classification to

an established unit, any member can (and is encouraged to) recruit and form their

own combat team (see December 1971 Bulletin). In many cases this may be the

best policy in regards to personal security as the member would be working with

the people he personally knows and trusts. If any member would like to form their

own unit they should write to their assigned mail drop and the organization will send

them further instructions along with a Team Recruiting Packet: The article on

"The Dispersed Team" in this month's bulletin should help those members who

wish to form their own Combat Team.

We are enclosing a small number of S. A. O. stickers with this month's

•bulletin. Please put them in your shirt pocket or billfold and as soon as possible

stick them up in phone booths, at bus stops, or other public places that you visit.

The stickers are already gummed and when wet will achere firmly to glass, metal.

or any other smooth surface. It our members would use these stickers along with

the leaflets that are available, it would have a real psychological impact on the

rest of the American people and give them evidence that there are still those among

them who are willing to fight for the re-establishment of a Constitutional Republic.

These first stickers are being sent to each member free, additional stickers and

leaflets can be ordered on the monthly report form.

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owen

DISPERSED TEAM

When discussing a Secret Army Organization "Combat Team", we usually think

• of a small group of people who live very close to one another. Such an arrangement

has certain advantages, such as ease of communication and travel for collective

training and team operations, but there are also several disadvantages.

Among the disadvantages are these: Team members may be well acquainted

with only a small geographical area. If forced to leave-this area the team may be

placed at a serious disadvantage. It is harder for a team of SAO members who

live closely together to keep from attracting attention, thus unit security may be

poor. If one i ember of the team is ever discovered and arrested by the enemy,

-chances are that all members of the team will be rounded up together.

These considerations have caused us to experiment with a new arrangement that

• We refer to as a "Dispersed Team". Such a team has the same number of members

(usually six) as a regular Combat Team. Each team is split into two sections as is

the old team. • The members have the same type of individual specialties and duties.

The big difference lies in the fact that the team members may be located over

a comparatively larger area - perhaps as much as 25 to 50 miles in diameter. In

urban areas one team member may live in each of six different cities. Thus the

team may range over a fairly large geographical area with at least one team member

being familiar with the immediate territory through which they are traveling.

When active as part of an underground movement (as opposed to the classical

forms of guerrilla warfare) the Dispersed Team has several other advantages..

• For example, if one member of the team gets too "hot" in his area, he automatically

has five other hide-outs to which he can go for assistance or to which he can send

his family for temporary safety. The Dispersed Team can conveniently cover a

larger area in the fields of recruiting, psychological warfare, and propaganda.

Operations of sabotage, surveillance and harassment of communist personnel,

raids, and other combat type operations can be successfully conducted while moving

a minimum of people over a minimum distance.

During the present period of deliberate delay the activities of the team will

naturaily be different from some future period in which all out warfare between our

organization and our country's communist enemies develops.

If the team is to achieve its ultimate objectives the following activities must

be provided for: (1) organization of and within the team, (2) communications between

the team and higher command, (3) maintaining secrecy of team members, (4) main-

"taining a continuous and effective propaganda effort, (5) obtaining the necessary sup-

plies and equipment for present and future needs, (6) training of the team in general,

and of individual members in their own specialties.

When the required personnel are not available to form a full team, a three

_mas section should be formed. When additional people are recruited the unit can

then be expanded in an orderly fashion.

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BOOBY TRAPS

Broadly defined a booby trap can be any kind of apparatus

In which a reaction unfavorable to the enemy is brought about

when he unintentionally makes some act which triggers the re-

action. The most common types of booby traps used in warfare

Involve an explosive charge which is set off by movement of a

trip wire or the moving of some object which is connected to

the trigger mechanism.

On occasion the explosive charge may be replaced by

signal flares, gas, smoke or other chemical agents. The trigger

mechanism may be either electric, mechanical, thermal or chemical.

ELECTRICALLY OPERATED TRIGGERS.

Such trigger mechanisms

are very easily arranged wherever a

supply of electric blasting

caps are available and also a suitable source of electricity.

One of the most common electric type booby traps is to simply

Interrupt the electrical circuit in

some building so that when

the lights are turned on the explosive is detonated. This

simple procedure applied to an automobile with a few sticks of

dynamite has marked the end of more than one gangland hoodlum.

Io booby, trap a car in this manner one side of the electric

blasting cap can be attached to any metal part of the car while

the other side is attached to a spark plug or the "cold side"

Of the Ignttion switch. In the first case the cap detonates the

dynamite when the starter motor is turned over or if attached to

the key switch detonating occurs when the ignition is turned on.

Any movable object can be booby trapped so that when it

L8 moved some simple type electrical switch, contact is closed

to complete a circuit between a dry cell battery and the de

tonator. A very simple example would be to have one wize tacked

along the edge of a door and the other wire tacked to the frame

and extending out far enough that contact is made between the

two when the done zaneà slightly more refined trigger

Involves iwo small springs separated by some thin piece of in-

sulation at one end as shown in Figure No. l.

is applied, the springs are held apart and when the pressure .

is released, the springs come together to make electrical con-

tact.

may be placed in a door which is then closed to open

the

switch while the explosive is wired into the circuit.

the door is opened pressure is released and the charge explodes.

This simple trigger can be placed under the leg of a chair,

a wooden box or any other movable object of sufficient weight.

If the chair is moved or the box lifted the release of pressure

will close the electrical circuit.

A person skilled in the placement of booby traps will not

leave any part of the switch, wires or charge visible. Instead of

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connecting the wires to the door. Itself he will take off the door

frame, place the trigger mechanism at the edge of the door and

then replace the frame so that the entire mechanism is hidden when

the door is closed.

By taking off the frame of a window and drilling a hole

out through the window casing the trigger mechanism can' be placed

so that the charge will be detonated by either raising or lowering

a half open window.

A simple time delay mechanism can be arranged by placing

one of these triggers under a glass jar filled with water.

When

enough of the water evaporates, the weight of the jar will no

longer be sufficient to hold the contacts open.

Figure No. 2 shows another simple electrical trigger made

from a spring clothes pin.

The improvised contacts are held

apart by a small wooden wedge in the jaws of the clothes pin.

This wedge can be attached to a trip wire or other movable object.

When it is withdrawn the clothes pin shuts and the electric cir-

•cuit is completed.

A trigger of this type can be used to make a time delay

mechanism

in many different ways. The wedge may be connected by

a loose cord to the end of a spring which is also attached to a

tin can.

Above this a second tin can fuli of sand or water is

placed with a hole in the bottom so that the contents gradually

fall through into the second can. When the weight of the lower

can becomes enough to stretch the spring sufficiently the wedge

will be pulled from the clothes pin. As an alternate method the

spring may be already stretched out and held there by a second

cord attached to some other solid object. The cord holding the

spring could be placed through a candle so that it will be burned

in two when the candle burned down a certain distance. An active

Imagination can devise countless ways for activating this type

of trigger either by instant action or delayed action.

A clever derivative of this simple trigger is used in the

"British book trap". In this case a book is hollowed out to

contain a small baitery and a quarter pound block of INI which

is detonated by an electrical blasting cap. The circuit passes

through two contacts attached to opposite pages of the book but

are held apart by some insulating material which is attached to

the back of the bookcase.

If the book is withdrawn from the case

the contacts come together and the INT is detonated.

A British ball bearing contact switch is shown in Figure No.

3. This type of contact is very useful in placing charges entirely

within a movable object.

For example, a suitcase could be laid

on its side with the contact positioned inside in such a way that

when the suitcase was picked up the ball bearing would roll forward

and complete the contact. Similar electrically activated booby

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traps could be y

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closed gasoline cans, ca

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ammuni-

tion boxes or do

ther objects which an ener

d place

right side up befuse opening.

A plastic or glass test tube

•could be used instead of a metal case by sticking two wires through

the cork in such a manner that the ball bearing would come in

contact with both of them.

A surprisingly accurate timing device can be made with a

tube of this type. Holding the tube with the open end up, first

pour in a quantity of dried peas, then a measured amount of

water, drop in the ball bearing (in this case a wad of tin foil

could be used as weil); finally put the cork in the top with the

wire sticking down through.

The water will cause the dried peas

.. to swell which will push the ball bearing (or wad of tin foil)

up until it makes contact with the two wires to complete the

circuit.

The time can be regulated from a few minutes to several

hours depending on the length of the tube, the amount of water, and

the quantity of peas used.

Far more sophisticated types of electrical triggers are manu-•

factured some of which operate by photoelectric cell or even more

difficult to recognize mechanisms. These may be used to safeguard

record centers, important military or missile bases, etc. but are

seldom encountered under battlefield conditions.

MECHANICAL TRIGGERS. These may be operated either by impact

or by friction. The ordinary hand grenade employs an impact

trigger.

When the handle is isleased a spring operated lever

snaps

against a cap (similar to the priming cap in a shotgun shell)

which in turn starts a short fuse to burn.

This fuse leads to a

blasting cap centered in an explosive charge.

The trigger mechanism of a "potato masher" hand grenade

operates much like the firing pin of a bolt action rifle. In

this case a spring activated plunger strikes a detonator. The

plunger may be released by pulling out a pin as shown in Figure

No. 4, by cutting a wire as shown in Figure No. 5 or by applying.

pressure

slotted key as shown in Figure No. 6.

Explosion of the primer cap alone is not sufficient to de-

tonate most military explosives.

Generally a booster chaige of a

fairly sensitive explosive is detonated by the primer and this in

turn detonates the main charge. In military use INI is by far the

most common explosive used in the main charge of booby traps

so called "plastic explosive" or "Composition (-3- contains 78

percent RDX and 22% plasticizer made up of mixture of dinitrotolune,

INT, nitrocellulose and dimethylformamide. RDX is cyclotrinethy-

lenetrinitramine which is manufactured by nitrating hexamethylene

tetramine (which is obtained by the reaction of formaldehyde and

ammonia).

Booster charges where necessary are usually tetryl or PETN.

Common explosives used in primers are lead azide, lead styphnate

breckto

all but.

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or the now largely

discontinued mercury fulminate.

Characteris-

•tics, uses and manufacture of explosives will be dealt with in

another chapter.

A very simple device can be made from a screen door spring

that will explode an ordinary rifle cartridge when activated by a

trip wire. Although the "explosion" is almost harmless it can be

very nerve racking to an approaching enemy.

A more deadly booby trap consists of a short piece of pipe

which is driven into the ground. A plunger type trigger mechanism

is dropped into the pipe and an ordinary rifle cartridge placed

point up in the pipe so that perhaps one-half inch is exposed

above the ground. The weight of a man stepping on the bullet

releases the trigger and fires the cartridge which will penetrate

well up into the leg or the body.

Some mechanical triggers are activated by friction just

like striking a match on the rough material of the match cover.

Figure No. I shows a cut-away drawing of the U.S. Army firing

device, pull friction type M-2. The coated wire is covered with

a gritty substance much like the strip on a book of matches.

When this is pulled out through a container of flash compound

(chemically similar to the match heads) the friction ignites the

BEDER

flash coupound which may be used either to light a fuse or. fire

& blasting cap.

A crude but effective friction device can be prepared by

sticking the end of a fuse in some small cylinder filled with

match heads through which is placed a small strip of tin or heavy

cardboard with a friction strip from match books glued to both

sides.

In field use the friction type ignitor can be hidden in

many ways connected with trip wires or attached to movable objects

to set off either instant or delayed charges.

• THERMAL IGNITORS. In some cases the ignitor, (fuse or primer)

can be used as a trigger mechanism.

For example in World War II

the Germans were known to tear down fireplaces and cement them

back together with hidden charges that would ignite when a fire

was built.

A simple hand grenade or mortar shell hidden in a

hollow log by a burned out fire would, of course, explode if the

log were used as fuel without being inspected.

A common trick is for a retreating army to leave behind coal

o11 lamps or lanterns filled with gasoline.

An unthinking person

who touches a match to such a lantern will nearly always be burned

to death.

CHEMICAL TRIGGERS. These are more frequently used in the

construction of time bombs than in booby traps. Figure No. 8

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shows an Italian chemical delay igniter. The upper chamber

contains acetone.

When the piercing pin is pushed downward it

penetrates the lead disc and allows the acetone to flow into the

lower chamber.

The acetone gradually dissolves the celluloid

washer which holds back the striker.

The time delay can be varied

by placing different numbers of cellophane washers on the striker

rod.

In several similar types of delayed mechanisms the striker

is held back by a thin metal wire which is gradually dissolved

when a solution of acid is allowed to surround it.

Other types of delay mechanisms may. be constructed where a

liquid is allowed to drop through a small hole into a lower con-

tainer having a reactive substance attached part way up one wall.

The liquid level in the chamber gradually raises until it comes

• In contact with the reactive substance which is the igniter.

suitable combination is sulfuric acid for the liquid and a mixture

of potassium chlorate and sugar for the solid. Another suitable

combination is plain water for the liquid and metallic sodiun for

the solid. There are many other combinations which a chemist might

improvise from materials at hand.

There are some explosives so sensitive that they can be used

as trigger mechanisms.

Ammonium tri-iodide can be made from

ordinary household

antonia and lodine crystals. It the zodine

crystals are not

available they can be obtained by evaporating

sufficient volume of tincture of iodine in a flat glass dish.

Place two or three teaspoons of iodine crystals in a piece

of kleenex and wet thoroughly with strong ammonia solution.

small amount of ammonia may be added from time to time making

certain that it does not have the chance to dry out. After three

or four tablespoons of ammonia solution have been absorbed and

partly evaporated from the iodine it can be left to dry out. While

wet ammonium tri-jodide is reasonably safe to handle. When dry,

It is so sensitive that it detonates at the slightest touch. It

may 'be exploded by a person

walking on a wooden floor several feet

away of a door being closed in the same building. The amount

described above will produce a violent explosion and should be

treated with extreme caution.

Several

sinilar compounds will be

mentioned in the chapter on explosives.

One or trio teaspoonsful of mercury fulminate

of silver

fulminate mixed (very gently) with ten percent coarse sand can

be placed in a small packet of paper and attached to the upper

side of an automobile tire with adhesive tape.

When the tire rolls

over

it the fulminate will explode with sufficient power to destroy

even a husky truck tire. These combinations also are very danger-

ous

to handle.

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READY MADE BOOBY TRAPS

All national armies are supplied with a variety of

manufactured trigger devices, charges, etc. to be used

specifically as booby trap material.

Most firing devices

are threaded on one end with a standing size that allows them to

be used either with prepared charges or with improvised charges

made from mortar or artillery shells. Figure No. 9 shows a

simple firing device attached to a hand grenade.

An antipersonnel mine of French manufacture is shown in

•Figure No. 10. The apparatus at the left side is a trigger

mechanism that can be operated by a trip wire.

When it is fired

the flash

passes through the "y" tube which propels a 60mm

grenade into the air and at the same time ignites a 1/5 second

delay pellet. The grenade explodes a few feet off the ground

to shower metal fragments over a wide area. Total weight of

mine is 5-1/2 pounds.

Guerrilla bands have sometimes used artillery shells or

mortar shells in demolition work by placing them in a large

pile of wood or other combustible material and building a bond

fire around them until they exploded.

For booby traps use, however,

the projectile of an artillery shell is the only part of any

value.

Useful sizes include 75mm, 90mm, 105mm, and 155mm.

In

those artillery shells where the priectile is attached to the case,

it is generally best to remove the projectile and discard the case.

Artillery shell projectiles may be fused either in the. nose or

in the base.

For most efficient use, the regular fuse must be

unscrewed and a standard firing device (Ml0 Universal destructor)

püt in its place.

IMPROVISED BOOBY TRAPS

• Standard hand grenades can be used alone in booby traps

•in a number of methods. The simplest is to carefully remove

the handle and wedge the grenade between two heavy objects

strong enough to hold the spring in the cocked position.

Another trick is to cover a hand grenade with wet mud with

just the safety pin ring sticking out. After the mud has hardened,

it will hold the handle in place and

the safety pin ring can be

withdrawn.

These harmless looking clumps of mud scattered along

a dirt road will, of course, break open when hit by an automobile

tire which will release the

handle and fire the grenade. A similar

trick is to place grenades in glass jars tight enough to hold the

handle in place when the safety pins are withdrawn.

At night these

may be strung on a wire across a road and may not be seen by a

car traveling at night with its lights off.

When the bottles

break the grenade handles are released and they soon explode.

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r.?"

"It seems doubtful that man's ingenuity vill ever be

exhausted when it comes to improvising traps of various types.

A rusty nail stuck to a board left where it will be stepped

on by a running enemy may be just as deadly to that one indivi-

dual as an atomic bomb.

Open pits (sometimes with sharp stakes

ai the bottom) covered with flimsy camouflage is much older than

the bow and arrow, but were still used by the Japanese in World

War II.

-"Dead falls" made from heavy tree limbs that fall when a

victim releases them by tripping over a jungle vine can still

be useful in guerrilla warfare.

Leaving behind poisoned food or bottled drinks is common.

Alcoholic deinks are easily diluted with wood alcohol (temporary

•type antifreeze) equal to 1/4 their content of ethyl alcohol

without detection. A

. total intake of 2 or 3 ounces will cause

blindness or death in a few hours. Soft drinks can be easily

poisoned with ethylene glycol (permanent type antifreeze) at

the rate of 2 ounces per bottle.

This dose is usually fatal

and once symptoms develop there is no known antidote.

When five parts of potassium permanganate is mixed with

one part of powdered sugar it forms a combination that will

either explode (if confined) or burn with a flash if ignited in

the open. A new idea might be to put three or four tablespoonsful

of this material in an ash tray covered with a thin dust of cig-....

aretie ashes.

The first person to put his cigarette out in that

particular ash tray would be burned bad enough to be out of

commission tor quite some time.

Black powder, if available, would

actually explode if used in this way.

USE OF BCOBY TRAPS

It is obvious that the use of booby traps favors an army in

retreat, and one of their greatest uses is to slow down pursuit.

For most efficient use the laying of booby traps must be done in

planned and coordinated method. When time permits the entire

area to be booby trapped should be reconnoitered and the placement

of available material planned in such

a way as to confuse the enemy,

impede his progress ,and cause maximum number of casualties.

'Generally speaking a large number of small booby traps are

preferred lo a few large ones.

Ins or more triggers may be

autached to a single charge.

Variety of types and settings is

essential to effective use of booby traps in isige numbers.

In the event that friendly troops of your own personnel

may re-enter such an area later on, it is desirabie that a written

record and detailed maps be kept as to where boody traps are

placed. When U.S. Army troops discover a place that is booby

trapped they mark it with a sign which consists of a red triangle

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printed downtai

booby traps painced

a white circle in the midc

in white across the top.

nd the word

When anti-vehicle mines are placed by regular army forces

It is common practice to booby trap the mines so they will ex-

plode wher being removed by pursonnel attempting to clear the

area.

The use of booby traps is very adaptable to boch guerrilla

and counter-guerrilla activity. Guerrilla warfare involves two

• basic types of action: ambushes and raids. When the guerrillas

ambush regular army forces, they are the ones that will make use

of the booby traps.

In raiding an enemy garrison or supply depot

they must beware of booby traps that the regular forces have

placed to protect their fixed positions.

The ambush may start when the leading vehicle of an enemy

• column strikes a mine or drives on to a tridge which is dynamited.

Perhaps time delay booby traps activated by the first vehicle in

-the column may be used to destroy other vehicles several positions

behind.

Iroops riding in a truck convoy may be expected to seek

cover in ditches beside the road or other points of natural pro-

tection.

If these ditches have been booby trapped beforehand, they

will be killed in the very process of seeking shelter.

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Before making any raid on a fixed enemy position, guerrilla

forces should carefully consider

the potential danger of booby

traps. When regular army forces

are being harrassed by guerrillas

they may be expected to leave supplies badly needed by the guerrillas

in slightly protected warehouses as traps.

These supplies may be

heavily booby trapped and counter guerrilla forces may be waiting

a short distance away to take pursuit.

To guard against these

things, the guerrilla should attempt to keep their target under

surveillance for several hours or days before making the raid.

They should observe the coming and going of enemy personnel.

the enemy is very careful to always come and go by the same route

It may mean that other routes are booby trapped. If the supplies

are not added to or

taken from regularly, this may indicate that

they are being used

to bait a trap. By scouting the general area

guerrilla forces should guard against surprise by other enemy

forces waiting within danger distance.

After making either a raid or an ambush, guerrilla forces

should place booby traps behind them to slow up pursuit. Real

booby traps can be interspersed with imitation traps.

To be

safe the enemy will have to go around or de-activate the imitations

and take just as much time doing so as if they were real. If the

enemy beccmes

careless in handling your imitation traps, he will

run the danger of getting killed by a live one. In planning the

path of their retreat guerrilla forces should booby trap alternate

routes which enemy forces might use to cut them off.

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Piease fill out and return to your assigned mail drop as quickly as possible. If you

have not yet been assigned a regular mail drop, Mail to: P. O. Box 5791, San Diego,

California 92105.

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ing each program.

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Other Materials Needed:

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(Recruiting forms. Historios, Etc.)

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DESCRIBE BRIEFLY YOUR ACTIVITIES PERTAINING TO THE ORGANIZATION DUR-

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

(7) SA0 UNDERGROUND BULLETIN - MARCH, 1972.

WHICH DISCUSSES THE ORGINIZATION OE N

UNDERGROUND GROUP

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

-UNDERGROUND BULLETIN

-GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

MARCH 1972

"He who accepts evil without protesting it is really cooperating with it."

— Thoreau

organizing your underground group

The most effective underground movements are built step-by-step. They begin with

-intelligence networks and the dissemination of propaganda. Gradually the movement

includes passive, then active sabotage. Finally it develops into full time underground

warfare. There may be times when surprise attack or special circumstances may

require immediate armed resistance but such resistance cannot be fully effective un-

til the intelligence and propaganda services can be developed to an equal extent. If

proper sources of information are developed prior to military action many possible

traps and expensive mistakes can be avoided.

Once a country is at war or occupied by an enemy, recruiting new underground men -

bers is a very hazardous occupation. Suspicion and fear lie like a blanket over the

people. Neighbors are afraid to be seen talking together. Even friends become

guarded in their talk.

These are the reasons why we advocate forming your group now - while you can still

do so in comparative safety. It is like insurance purchased in hopes that you will never

collect. Il the need for active combat never comes this will still not be time wasted.

You will surely gain true friends. You will surely profit by a better understanding of

your neighbor's point of view. You will certainly add to your appreciation of the

courage and dignity of your fellow Americans.

It is best if your group can be made up of people who have known each other previously

and who already respect one another's ability and loyality. Unfortunately this is not

always possible. So long as personal existence is possible most people will try to

"exist" under the joke of slavery. Only here and there will you find a person with the

courage and conviction to join in active resistance against the enemy.

The communists are well aware of these facts. They are constantly trying to ferment

distrust among the peoples of the free world.

Even here in the United States many in-

telligent and responsible people are losing their confidence in one another, in their

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law enforcement agencies and in their government itself. This is not said with

the

• intention of being hypercritical. It is merely a statement of fact.

During the past thirty years our nations "foreign policy" has repeatedly played right into

the communist's hands. As a result one free nation after another has been handed to the

reds on a silver platter. Time and time again these "mistakes" have been concealed

from the people or have been white-washed by persons in high government office. How

can anyone blame the American public for beginning to wonder?

All too often people who have tried to call attention to these facts have themselves been

smeared as "fascists", "extremists"', and worse. The following is quoted from the

American Legion Magazine, November 1961:

"Although Americans generally have no use for communism, many

protest vigorously whenever an attempt is made to expose or dis-

credit communists.... No sooner is an anti-communist organization

launched than it is attacked, hissed at and spat upon. The same is

true of INDIVIDUALS from the moment they assail the twin evils of

communism and communists.

Why do so many Americans join the never ending campaign to dis-

credit and destroy those who are fighting their battles against comm-

unism for them and in the process, risking their reputations, their

livelihood, their health, and even their LIVES. How is the phenomenon

of perversity to be explained?!!

How indeed? Yet this situation does exist and added to the suspicion that has developed

among our countrymen, it makes people reluctant - even afraid - to exercise their rights

of free speech and peaceable assembly.

During the past few years thousands of "study groups" and similar anti-communist

organizations have come into existence. As those who belong to them know, many

people are "too busy" even to inform themselves as to the true nature of the communist-

socialist menace. With this in mind you might imagine it would be very difficult to get

people to spend their own money for arms and then get them out in the open where

they can train in the use of such arms.

Strangely enough, we have found it much easier than you might think. It may be that

people have developed a sense of futility about writing their congressmen or working

for political candidates (presidents come and presidents go but the old bureaucracy

just keeps rolling along).

Since World War Il billions of words have been spoken by the negotiators and the prop-

agandizers in the "cold war". Still the free world is losing steadily. The people have

lost faith in words. Few believe in the power of words anymore.

If you approach them in such a way as to prove that you are yourself sincere, you will

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find among your own aca

aces many who are tired of talk a a who will be glad to find

some constructive action which they can enter into.

AS YOU FORM YOUR OWN GROUP KEEP THESE FACTS IN MIND:

(1). The underground needs all kinds of people, young and old, men and women. Those

who the enemy "would never suspect"' can act as spies and messengers. The underground

needs many different things in addition to fighters : sources of supply, lines of commun-

ications, a multitude of skills that can be supplied by many different kinds of people.

(2.) To voluntarily start training in the use of arms, especially in the absence of a de-

clared state of war, requires a deep personal conviction that this must be done now for

the salvation of ourselves and our country. If you do not believe this yourself you will

never be able to pass the necessary conviction to other members of your group.

(3) A small group that is resolute and dedicated will be more effective than a large

group containing people that my doubt the importance of their cause.

For a batallion of men to attack the enemy in the face of gunfire requires courage. For

one or two men to fight alone in the dark requires bravery. For the wives of such men

to spend the night waiting and wondering requires even greater bravery. These are the

type of people you MUST collect about you.

It is natural for living things to want to keep on living.

The kind of bravery we are talk-

ing about is not something people are born with. It is something that a person must de-

velop within himself. It comes only from the absolute belief that our cause for freedom

is more important that anything else in this world.

Where can you find such people? You find them among your neighbors, among the people

you work with, among your friends and your relatives. You might never guess it as you

move among these people in their daily lives but there are countless numbers of Amer-

icans who share this belief with you.

- This does not mean that such people are going to be immediately enthusiastic about

forming an underground. Some may, but others may never have had an opportunity to

learn the true facts about our national and international situation. That's where you

come in. You must be able to convince such people that they cannot afford to wait until

the last minute before the get prepared.

To convince others you must first be sure of your own facts. The organization has sev-

eral pieces of literature available which exposes the communist threat inside America

as well as books on guerrilla wariare.

Remember, the formation of a group should first start with intelligence and propaganda.

Don't mistakc what we mean by "propaganda". Some people have the idea that this re-

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fers only to informati

is false and misleading: Prop.

refers only to the use.

of information to attract people to your way of thinking. Truth is the best possible kind of

propaganda.

Here then are the step-by-step suggestions on how to go about forming your own group:

1. Know the truth. Be able to back up your view of the current situation with facts

and references.

2. Make a list of everyone you know even casually: friends, fellow workers, neigh-

bors, lodge or church members and relatives.

3. Renew old acquaintances. Get to really know these 'people. Feel them out on

current events, politics, and world affairs. Let them know where you stand.

4. Do not choose people just because you think they would be willing to join your

group. Choose instead those that you want in your group. Remember that if fight-

ing actually starts these people will be closely associated with you and themselves

fox long periods of time. Eliminate the braggarts. Pick the quiet confident people

that won't get on each others nerves when the going gets tough.

5. After you have decided on a list of five to twelve people you are ready to give

them your "sales talk". You can do this with each one individually or you can get

them together as a group for this purpose. If you talk to them singly you can main-

tain a greater degree of secrecy about other members of the group.

Group discussion has the advantages that each prospect is more likely to take your

viewpoint seriously if he is sitting down among other people who seem to be taking

it seriously also. Since you wan't be taking up anything too secret during your

first two or three meetings, there will be plenty of time to eliminate any doubtfuls,

or more likely, they will eliminate themselves.

6. Whether you tall to your prospective group members singly or as a group, your

first discussion should convince them of these things:

a. That the free world is losing the cold war against communism.

b. That as things are now going we will keep right on losing and that sooner or

later Amcricans may be forced to defend their own property and their own

• families by whatever means are still available to them.

c. That your small group may not be able to do anything to change this situation

but in any event you should get together regularly for at least a few meetings

to examine any possibilities that may exist.

d. Be willing to admit that things may not actually be as bad as you believe but

get your prospective group members to at least admit that they owe it to them-

selves to discover the facts.

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e. Get your prospucts to do some reading. Loan them books and pamphlets. Use

anti-communist and U.S. Government literature to back up your own arguments.

f. By all means set up a definite place and schedule for future meetings.

7. If you decide to begin the organization of your group by having them all meet

together for your "sales talk", here are some additional points that have proven

effective many times in the past for other members.

a. Hold the meeting in your own home if possible. Otherwise, reserve a room

in one of the downtown hotels or motels well ahead of time.

•b. Give your prospects an invitation at least two weeks ahead of time and ask them

to confirm at least a week before the meeting that they will be there.

c. Do not tell them exactly what the meeting is about except that it is a matter of

"mutual importance". They should be told that if they come it must be with the

understanding that they will arrive on time and will not leave before the meeting

is over.

d. Where a married person is invited the invitation may include both husband and

and wife and they should both be urged to attend if at all possible. I one is absent

he or she will not understand the importance of the project and may object to the

time or money which the other will spend on future activities.

8.--When. you get your group together, start the meeting off promptly and in a busi-

ness like manner.

It is certain that there will be a lot of questions about your plans and objectives. If you

are organizaing as an affiliate of the organization, they will want to know more about

the parent organization; how and why it was formed, and they will need to be convinced

that they are not going to be considered radicals for entering into this preparation.

Here is where jour own knowledge and skiil is all important. You must assure them

there is nothing illegal about this activity. We are urging them to act only as individuals

under their own constitutional right of fee speech, peaceable assembly and the right to

own and bear arms.

If you feel that your group is not completely sold on your presentation, it may be best to

postpone much discussion of the organization until a second meeting.

After your first small group is formed further members should be recruited on a selec-

tive basis. In this way you may include the many different skills needed without the size

of the group getting too large. By each member having a special task to do their interest

and enthusiasm will be maintained at & high level.

Remember that an underground needs many things in addition to fighters. Your fighters

alone without proper spy networks, supply lines, and community support would soon be

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all know each other, you should enlist the assistance of many other people who are

sympathetic to your cause and willing to help in their own way although they should

know no more abcut your members or operations than necessary to gain their coopera-

tion. They will form an auxillary force to work with the individual group member who is

responsible for their special activity.

The group leader, if he is to successfully maintain his position must by one means or

another make certain that all six of these activities are provided for.

ORGANIZATION:

The organization of the group is primarily the responsibility of the group leader. He

must interview personally each new prospective member and make certain that they are

• suitable material. This means more than simply being loyal to the United States. The

prospective member must be impressed with the fact that he is undertaking a grave

responsibility. He must be made to understand that even though he has joined the group

on "faith" rather than from complete knowledge of its overall activity, that withdrawing

from the group will not be easy and that if he should in the future withdraw from the

group that he will ever after be considered as suspect by the other group members. The

• prospective group member must be a type that will get along well with other people.

He must not be a braggart or a show-off. Under no circumstances must he become in-

toxicated or loose-mouthed. He must be a willing worker and ready to assume his share

of the load.

The group leader should determine the skills and interest of his members. He should

talk over with them the various tasks that need to be performed and ask for volunteers

until each member has a responsibility that they are interested in and that they are

capable of fulfilling. Since membership in the organization is essentially voluntary the

group leader cannot force any member to perform any activity against his will and

should not attempt to do so. When a member assumes responsibility for a certain field

of activity he must realize that he will be expected to fulfill that task successfully re-

gardless of any other conditions that may arise. If a member is unwilling to assume

responsibility on this basis, he should be given another responsibility that better fits

his capabilities.or should be gracefully eased out of the organization.

INTELLIGENCE:

Intelligence includes all types of information that may be of value at either the national

or local level. Scraps and bits of information that may. seem of little value alone may

eventually fit into a pattern that will someday provide important information for either

defensive or offensive action, either propaganda or open warfare.

The group member in charge of intelligence should enlist the assistance of several

non-combatants to help gather this information. One or two of these should read all

the local and regional papers carefully every day. It's surprising how much information

can be picked up from these sources concerning individuals that may be active in commu-

nist front activity. If one or more members of the group are union members, they should

provide the union papers for examination.

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Other auxillary member

d take part in church and PTA

vities to guard against

communist infiltration in these areas.

A reading and study group should be set up to

study school textbooks and teaching methods in your area for collectivist-socialist-

communist slanting.

An auxillary member should carefully evaluate all of the "Letters to the Editor" that

appear in various papers in the area. Those who express especially patriotic senti-

ments and those who are outspoken in their defense of the American constitution and

way of life should be truned over to the recruiting officer who can contact them as poten-

tial members or auxillary members. Those who advocate collectivism in any form should

be turned over to the security officer who can look up their full names, addresses, etc.,

and file them away among the potential turncoats.

The intelligence officer should evaluate all the information sent to him by his auxillary

members to determine the sentiments of people in his area especially those in politics

or in a position to influence other people. He should pass on to the regional headquarters

any information that involves national or international figures or organizations where in

turn it will be compiled with other information and sent on to the national headquarters.

SECURITY:

The security officer mustbe responsible for secrecy within the group and about the

group. We have learned that those members whose membership or identity becomes

known will in all probability be subject to abuse and harrassment from the liberals

and communists. Therefore, one major duty of the security officer is to prevent the

identity of the group's actual members from becoming known.

He should also review from time to time the methods of communications between members

of the group. He should insure the secrecy of the meeting places and the training sites.

He should arrange for at least two or more secret addresses for receipt and delivery of

mail between groups and particularly the regional coordinator. He should be careful

that the amount of mail, frequency of meetings, number of parked cars and similar cir-

cumstances do not draw attention to the group or its activities.

One of the security officers most important projects is to arrange for a number of "safe

houses". These are people bothin city and rural areas who have no contact with group

members at all and who are quite ordinary in their daily life and yet have a strong sym-

pathy for the organization. They must be willing to care for wounded members or pro-

vide hiding places for group members that have been discovered by the enemy. If the

communists take over this country from within it is quite possible that the underground

and its members will be declared outlawed and it is also possible that individual members

. may be "framed" with false charges. To hide out a fugitive under these conditions would

require a great deal of faith as well as courage. Unfortunately a great percentage of the

great American public has neither. Even so, the obtaining of such refuge houses may be

essential to the groups ultimate survival and must be arranged for at all costs. Only

the group leader, the intelligence officer and the security officer should know the loca-

tion of these "safe houses" except for the individual member who may put the group in

touch with individual locations.

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• PROPAGANDA:

-Until such time as fighting might actually break out we must expect to engage in a con-

tinuous propaganda warfare against the communists, communist sympathizers and dupes

within our-borders. Our ultimate victory or defeat may depend on the outcome of the

propaganda battles that we are fighting right now.

By planted newspaper articles and by slanted programs over radio and TV the enemy is

-even now trying to "smear" us out of existence. They are also starting an all-out cam-

paign to outlaw the use and ownership of firearms by civilians.

During the cold war period the propaganda officer should act as a public relations man

for the organization in his locality. It is important that this individual make a good per-

sonal appearance and be able to speak and write well. Without actually admitting that

he is a member of the organization, he can still contact various news media, television,

etc. and ask them to find out the true facts about the organization before blindly re-

peating half truths and insinuations that come over the wire services or that they read

in-other papers and magazines..

Whenever local papers carry articles detrimental to the organization, he should have

-all members, auxillary members, their friends, relatives, and associated groups flood

that paper, radio or TV station as the case may be with both signed and unsigned letters

demanding a retraction.

• In cases where some particular news media makes a habit of slandering the organization

or when some particular news commentator or TV personality does so repeatedly, then

the organization should write repeatedly to the companies that place advertising with

them to demand a retraction.

Articles or comments which are actually libelous should be forwarded to the regional

headquarter's for investigation and the possibility of law suits against the offending per-

sons.

The propaganda officer should prepare himself to speak publicly and should arrange to

give talks to various civic organizations on the importance of the citizen's right to self

defense.

RECRUITING:

The recruiting officer should discuss with other members of the group what additional

skills are needed and with their help should attempt to enlist the assistance of people

who have such skills. He should cooperate with the security officer to determine whether

or not prospective members are loyal to their country and have ideals in keeping with

our organization. He should receive from the intelligence officer names of prospective .

members or associates and contact them to evaluate their possible usefulness to the

group. If new groups or new group members are recruited through advertising, he

should work with the propaganda officer to prepare effective material. A recruiting

officer should make a special effort to enlist the cooperation of a reputable attorney to

advise the group as to its legal rights and defend these rights in court if necessary.

With other members in the group the cooperation of a doctor should also be arranged

fOr.

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Together with the security

icer he should attempt to find a priter locally who will

supply the group with literature on an absolutely confidential basis. All of the other

members of the group should be contacted by the recruiting officer and passed on by the

security officer after checking an y information known about the prospective member with

the intellignece officer.

MEDICAL:

-This man may be a doctor or one skilled in first aid. In the latter case, he should make

contact with a physician who will work with the group to provide necessary drugs, medi-

cal supplies and confidential assistance in time of need.

This member will also be responsible for obtaining medical supplies and keeping adequate

reserves on hand. He should give consideration to the general health of all group mem-

bers and should encourage each member to maintain a maximum degree of physical

fitness for their age and circumstances. A medical officer shouli make all group mem-

bers keep on hand a large amount of special drugs or medicine each member must for

his health.

COMMUNICATIONS:

• "-

This member of the group should have or obtain a working knowledge of all radio equip-

-ment, field telephone, codes and signals. If he is not an amatuer radio operator himself,

he should work with the recruiting officer to enlist the aid of one or more amateur radio

operators either as group members or as associates. He should be responsible for pass

words and other words of identifying friendly supporters. He should arrange suitable

code phrases by which essential information can be given over the telephone between group

members without giving it away in case the phone is tapped.

ARMAMENT AND DEMOLITION:

The armament officer, with the assistance of other group members should see that

all of the groups equipment is safe to use and kept in good repair. He should have suf-

ficient knowledge of firearms and weapons to instruct other members in their use and

maintenance.

He may designate other members to become specialists-in certain types

of weapons and so forth.

At least one group member should make him self an expert in the use of all types of

explosives, booby traps, time fuses, and similar material. In cooperation with the

armament officer and other group members he should determine both immediate and

future needs and sources of such materials along with means to obtain such items and

also the raw materials from which these items can be quickly manufactured.

SUPPLIES:

The supply officer should keep in mind that the organization has no legal status except

their rights as individuals. Group ownership of firearms or supplies could be con-

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strued as raising an ariuy

which would be a violation of the law.

Although he may coor-

dinate the stock piling or obtaining of material, it must be clearly understood by all that

each individual item is owned by some individual member. The supply officer is pri-

marily responsible for the storage of reserve materials.

Each group should prepare a number of escape and evasion kits. These should be of

three types:

1. A very small kit which each member can carry on his person.

2. A suitcase size kit that can be kept in the car or home at all times.

3. An inexpensive kit that can be buried at strategic places or hidden in other

- strategic localities.

TRAINING:

The training schedule may be arranged for by the group leader or he may elect to

assign this responsibility to a training specialist. In either case an inventory should

be made of the various skills, talents, and knowledge of each member. All members

should discuss together the thrity different parts of the initial training program. They

should divide these sections up among themsleves so that some member can read and

study each subject prior to the training session and be prepared to instruct the other

members in his own speciality.

FINANCES:

Although the individual group members must be self sustaining as far as their individual

equipment is concerned, there will be many expenses that must be met collectively. To

fight the propaganda war requires printing, postage, travel, and so forth. Although the

individual group members may be able to meet this expense to a minimum degree they

will not in most cases be able to finance the maximum effort that is required. The fin-

ance officer should therefore consult with the other group members as to means of rais-

ing additional money. One possible source will be from people who will agree with the

aims of the organization in theory but who are unwilling or unable to take an active

part in the program. Such people may be willing to set up a series of regular monthly

contributions to help finance. our fight against communism.

In small groups one member may have to double up on two of these duties. In larger

groups, the division of responsibility may be spread among a greater number of indi-

viduals and still other duties may be assigned to individual members.

The important thing is to meet regularly and discuss your mutual problems. If each

member has a job he is interested in and keeps busy at, morale will stay high and you

will really get things done. Without such team work the group members will soon lose

interest and become discouraged.

There are a great many. ways in which women' can be a valuable aid to the group either

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-as, members or associa

each group should obtain by all .

cans the part time service

-of one or more secretaries who can type up literature to be printed, articles to the

newspapers, communications between groups and so on. Much of the intelligence work

-can be handled by women. They can assist the propaganda effort by handing out litera-

ture, giving talks to women's clubs, PTA associations and so forth.

"It is felt that it would be a mistake to set down hard and fast rules for the group's con-

duct and activities. To do so would run the risk of making each group a carbon copy of

every other group and possibly of stifling individual ingenuity. One of the greatest ad-

vantages that an underground has is the simple fact that the enemy never knows what he

is up against.

The group leader must continually merit the respect and confidence of his members. This

respect is the only means he has of maintaining discipline. Before taking any action,

all members of the group should have an opportunity to voice their opinions. But it must

-be mutually understood that when the discussion is over, the group leader must make the

final decision. His decision must be complied with and in return for the compliance, he

..--must bear responsibility for the groups ultimate failure or success.

Past experience has shown that the successful underground leader must possess certain

minimal qualifications:

1. He must have a strong personal conviction as to the righteousness of the cause

for which he is fighting.

2. He must have the ability to infuse other members of his group with this same.

conviction,

3. He must be able to exercise effective command over his group through personal

loyalty and political enthusiasm when no other means of discipline are available.

4. He must be able to keep secrets and organize even quite important actions so

that as few people as possible know his plans.

5. He should be a born conspirator, capable of deceiving not only the enemy but

even his members of his own group if this is necessary to insure absolute security.

6. He must be able to act inventively and imaginatively so as to constantly seize

the initiative away from the enemy.

7. He should have risen to his position of leadership through his own abilities and

execution.

8. He should be physically vigorous and self-denying so that he can accommodate

himself to primitive surroundings.

9. He should have no addictions or strong habits that might distract him at some

crucial moment.

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10. He must have the bulldog tenacity to see that important tasks are completed

no matter what difficulties or obstacles may be placed in his path.

11. He must have the patience to remain inactive when such is the best course and to

wait for exactly the right time to strike.

12. He must have the moral courage to accept full responsibility for his own actions

and those of his group.

You should think these requirements over carefully. How do you measure up? It's best

if we admit our weak spots to ourselves and start now to strengthen ourselves for the

trials ahead. With advance preparation, self-discipline and a firm resolve we can meet

the test.

The human race is much inclined to wishful thinking. Even though the communist have

told us that they will never rest until they have conqured the whole world, most people will

no allow themselves to even consider this possibility. As war clouds gather on the horizon,

most people focus their attention all the more on other things and hope that if they just

ignore the threat of war it will somehow disappear.

When the time for underground warfare suddenly comes there will be a hundred civilians

wanting to fight for every one that is trained or equipped to do so. Under these conditions

each member of our organization and similar groups that are making ready for this

emergency will surely find himself acting as leader of an underground group. As a part

of your self-training it is thus necessary to give some thought as to how you can quickly

train new recruits, how you can maintain discipline and security. In short, you must give

some serious advance thought as to your own abilities and possible short-comings as an

underground leader.

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZZTION (SAO)

(8) SAO UNDIRGROUND BULLETIN FOR APRIL, 1972,

WHICH DISCUSSES FORCED ENTRY INTO BUILDINGS

AND USE OF AMMONIUM NITRATE AS AN EXPLOSIVE.

(PAGES 66 = 75)

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

UNDERGROUND BULLETIN

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

APRIL 1972

"A tyrant would not come to the United States from across the sea.

If he comes, he'll

ride down Pennsylvania Avenue from his inauguration and take up "legal" residence of

the White House."

Abraham Lincoln

Fellow members,

. .

The main subject that will be covered in this month's bulletin will be the forced entry

into buildings, as it applies to underground warfare. A two page article on the use of

ammonium nitrate as an explosive is also covered in this bulletin.

We have several points that need to be covered in this bulletin and not much space if

we are to keep our postage bill within reason. On the surface, the lives of the American

people seem to be going on about the same as usual. So long as most of them have enough

to eat and a few luxuries of life,

they continue to ignore the undercurrent of treason with-

in our own borders which is rapidly washing away the foundations of our American Heritage.

Those who have taken the time to inform themselves as to the true conditions realize

that our country is rapidly reaching a point of no return in its downhill fight against the

forces of freedom.

The time is past when the SAO can consider any but a military answer to the problems

that face our country. We must act as quickly as we can to develop internal discipline

and definite chains of command. Il we are going to be a fighting unit, then we must be

ready to fight when the time arises.

Il we loss those among our organization who are unable to face reality or unwilling to

make the sacrifice necessary to add to our strength rather than to detract from it, then

the organization as a whole will be better off for it.

New combat teams, groups, and networks will be forming within the next 90 days.

Assignment of new members to these new units will be made as soon as they have finished

their basic training programs. All leams and groups are urged to expand their local

units and keep them active on constructive local projects.

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THE

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OF AMMONIUM NITRATE IN HIL

¿ EXPLOSIVES

Ammonium nitrate is a common fertilizer used on farms throughout the United States

and most foreign countries. It is readily available from farm agencies, general stores,

fertilizer companies, etc. in most farming communities.

Most people know that ammonium nitrate can be used as the basis for various high

explosive mixtures. Little information has been available as to the best proportion,

uses and means of detonating these mixtures.

Depending on the method of manufacture ammonium nitrate may occur as irregular

grains, flakes, small crystals or small round "prills". Any of these types can be used

but prilled ammonium nitrate is most efficient. Fortunately, the prilled type is aiso

the most common.

Explosive mixtures may be made by mixing ammonium nitrate with such organic

compounds as fuil oil, powered coal, lamp black, etc. Its quite possible that powered

sugar, starch, and many similar compounds could also be used but further experiment

ation is needed. Ammonium nitrate itself is extremely difficult to detonate.

The most common and probably the best all round mixture consists of 94% prilled

ammonium nitrate and 6% fuel oil. In this case the term fuel oil can include No. 2.

diesel fuel, kerosene, light lubricating cil, etc. The only requirements are that it be

thin enough to be readily absorbed by the rather porous prills of ammonium nitrate and

on the other hand it must not be so volatile as to evaporate easily.

The amount of fuel oil can vary from 2% to 13% and the mixture will still explode

provided that a strong detonatel is used. Maximum explosive force is achieved between

5% and 6%. These percentages are figured by weight. Presumably the best percentage

of lamp black or finely powered coal would be approximately the same.

Because these mixtures are comparatively insensitive they all require a rather

strong explosive to start the detonation. In nearly all cases a one pound stick (2x8 inches)

of 60% dynamite will suffice. The dynamite itself must, of course be detonated by a

suitable blasting cap. One stick of 40% dynamite does not have enough power to detonate

an ammonium nitrate-fuel oil mixture reliably. If this is all that is available, three

sticks tied together should be used.

The shape as well as the size of the detonater has an effect. For example, if an

eight inch stick of dynamite is cut into four inch pieces and these are tied together it

effectively decreases the length and increases the diameter of the detonating charge.

This will increase its reliability over that achieved by a single eight inch stick.

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'Several other fact

entect the efficiency of AN-FO (ar

sium nitrate-fuel oil)

mixtures.

Among these are the amount of explosive used in a single charge, degree

of confinement, moisture content, particle size temperature, etc.

AN-FO mixtures are commonly used in mining rock or ore from large open pits.

In this application, holes are drilled back into the rock and the AN-FO mixture is poured

into the holes. Normally, the ammonium nitrate and the fuel oil are carried separately

to the mine and are mixed together just before they are used. The holes into which the

AN-FO mixture is poured are usually several feet long. In this case the diameter of the

hole has considerable effect on the explosive force generated. A hole diameter less than

three inches will not explode with sufficient force to carry itself along the bore hole. The

maximum detonation velocity requires that the bore hole be at least six inches diameter.

In using smaller amounts of AN-FO mixtures the charge should be kept approximately

equal in its length, width and depth. In practical application a container about the size

of a five gallon gas can is as small as can be used. Charges the size of a 55 gallon drum

can provide much more explosive force in proportion to their weight. A small amount of

AN-FO requires just as strong a primer to detonate as does a larger amount.

Close confinement is required to achieve maximum explosive force from AN-FO

mixtures. In mining operations the rock surrounding the charge provides this confine-

ment. To be exploded above ground the AN-FO mixture should be confined in an iron

pipe not less than three inches in diameter and preferably larger. Since these mixtures

are "pushing" type explosives rather than "shattering" types they must be properly placed

to achieve useful results.

• Suppose the objective was to destroy a large bridge. A dozen five gallon cans of

AN-FO mixture are available to do the job. If these are set in the middle of the bridge

or between the girders and "exploded" little if any real damage will result. In this case,

a tunnel should be dug through the dirt behind the concrete abutment at one end of the

bridge. Depending on the width of the bridge all twelve cans of explosive could be packed

tightly together or they could be spaced three to four feet apart. In either case each can

should be provided with its own primer and all the primers should be tied together with

two lengths of prima cord.

Moisture content of the ammonium nitrate is very important. This chemical absorbs

moisture from the air quite easily. After being mixed with the fuel oil it is protected

from this to a considerable extent. For maximum explosive effect the AN-FO mixture

should contain no more than 4% water and if the moisture content exceeds 7% it may not

explode at all. If it is suspected that the AN-FO mixture may be damp, double the size

of the detonater.

For military use, suitable charges could be made from dry ammonium nitrate mixed

with the proper amount of fuil oil and then placed in water tight containers. These con-

tainers should provide some means of quickly placing the detonater into the approximate

center of the charge just before it is to be used. The usual cost of ammonium nitrate

is about $6. 00 per 100 pounds.

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5.

If the bolt is exposed and isn't the "deadiu.ng" type it

can be easily worked back into the dous with nothing moro

than a knife blade. Just push or pull the door in the diract

Ion of opening thus putting a small amount of foroe on tho

bolt. Now insert your knife blade as olose to the striker

plato as possiblo.

After cutting ever so slightly into the

motal latch trist the knife torara the edge of the door,

forcing the bolt back into the door.

You may have to repeat

this proceduro several times depending on how far the latob

exionds into the striker plato.

Check the hinge pins. Many doors aro installed ith cheap

hardware. The hinges on outrard stinging doors will have

easy to remors pins arposed to the outside. All you necd here

is & pair of good vise grip pliers.

%

Safety chain latches on doors can undone with a tool showa

an F1go 10

8

Sliding arcadia doors are espacially vulnerable to being

Lifted out of their track at the botton with a tiro tool

or large screwdriver.

The latch of nost key in knob door locks extends into tho

striker plate only about 1/8 1n. These doors are oasily opened

by use of a jiry bar, tire tool, or by using a suall outo

jack and a piece of 2x4. There is enough give in the door

frames that you can forge or lack then apart enouga for te

Latch to clear the strikes plato.

10. A lot of doors ara consüructed with 2 ploces of masonito

with random spsced blockes seperating then. It quite easy.

to cuit, saw, or knock a hole in a door like this. Once

done you can raach in and have access to the locking wech

a322 510•

11.

Window glass Is ospectally vulnerable to being out or brokon.

To cut a small opening in a window procede as follows:

Using a glass cutter or a carbide scribe tool scratch &

groove around the perimeter of the opening you desire.

Completely cover the opening area and beyond the scratch

Lines by. about 2 In. with nasking tape.. Carefully tap the

opening area and along the scratch lines. The glass will

probably break into several small pieces all hold together

by the masking tape. Now carefully peel the tape and brokon

glass away exposing the opering. With some practico this

can bo done neatly with little noise.

Get an old window

frame and practice on it. After cutting the opening you

may wish to cover the exposed edges nith some nore masiding

tape before reaching through.

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FORCED ENTRY OF BUILDINGS

In this bulletin we shall study this subject as applicable

to underground warfare. In our advanced training lessons we will

deal with more specific subjeots such as picking, pick guns, key

Impressioning, etc.

feel that every guerrilla fighter and every underground

meinber for that matter should at least be familiar with the fund-

amentals of quickly gaining entry to buildings occupied by the

onemy.

Our attention is directed toward the speed and noise of the

entry with little regard to the damage done. In later lessons we

will deal with the more discreet mothodes of ontry. The 007 type

movies and TV have glamorized and distorted the entry of locked

buildings the same way they have done weapons and ballistics. It

1s no mora unroal to quickly dial your way through a 4 tumbler

combination lock in 30 seconds than it is to fire 250 rds from a

BAR after you have loaded it with an 8rd Garand clip. They have

done both on TV !

Basically a lock does 2 things. It makes the intruder make

noise ard axpend time.

There is no such thing as a buglar proof

locking devise or building.

Some are just more difficult than

others.

LOOK FIRST FOR EASY AND OBVIOUS WAYS OF GAINING ENTRY.

Some examples are given:

1a

It Is sumprising how nany people hang an expansive pad lock

on either a cheap hasp or a hasp that has been installed with

the screws

axposed.

Only a screwdriver is needed to get

through this setup.

200

First make sure that the lock is actually locked! Don't

waste your time forcing an unlocked door! Don't laugh 1t

has been done. Many times people will set the lock but not

shut the door hard enough fox the latch to drop into the

. striker plate.

3. One of the quickest ways past a pad lock is with a good pair.

of bolt cutters.

Usually the hasp is the weakest part so

cut it Instead of the lock. Soma locksmiths use a "lock

popper" as shown in fig. 4.

Such a tool isn't hard to make.

4

Look for unlocked windows - burglars do. As a matter of fact

most illegal intry Is through an unlocked window.

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12. ' Most

ich cylinders are attachod i

lock mecha

anism by 2 screws. By wrenching the cylinder these screws

are oither bent or broken and the entire body of the cylinder

is turned to actuate the mechanism or the cylinder 15 ra

moved and the lock mechanian is actuated by a serendriver

inserted into the slot where the tail piece of the cylinder

WaS. .

A large pair of vater purp pliers work nicely in

most cases;

Kost cylinders have a stsmped sheet metal

bezol nich can ba crushed with the pliars while grabbing

the cylinder rim. Sometimes you will find That an attempt

has bean made to burglar proof a cylinder by replacing the

sheet metal bezel with a harden steal one. Of course this

will not crush and will also turn without the cylinder. A

tool as described in fig. 5 can be employed in such cases.

Use the 2 holes as a drill jig to drill 2 - 3/16 dia holes

into the lace of the cylinder. Insert the pins in the other

end of tho tool into the holes in the cylinder and using

the t00l as a spanner wranch the cylinder can now be turned.

130

Drilling the pins of a cylinder lock is illustraied in fig. 3.

Use a 1/8 in, high speed drill bit and drill through the pins

at the shear line. Aftos drilling through all the pins

(most locks have 5) remove the drill and drive a flat screw.

drives into the keyway and turn the cylinder. Sometimes

a drilled pin will drop down and block the tuming. If this

happens just redrill and try again.

We hava now covered tha more basic and most common ways of forco

ing entito All are sonenbaï crade and make noise to some degree.

If your objective is in an islated area then noise may be of

Little or no concern. However, most objectives will be in an

urban aroa and noise can bo of vital importance. Hore is three

way to improve the situation sonowhat.

1

Develope your techniuues and sicills. Confidence in

yourself will allow you to procede more suraly and

consoquently nore quite.

200

Muffle sounds by various mothods. When cutting some

thing with wire cutters or bolt cutters wray the object

being cut with clots (jour hanukerchief) or a piece of

self sticking foam rubbar weather stripping workes

nicely. If drilling with an elactric drill wrap it

with foam plastic liko used for upholstering. The air

cooling is now blocised but for short durations it

won't get too hot.

Socure the foam with masking tape.

This same schniqus could ba applied to any noise

emitting t00l.

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3.

Cre,

/ diversionary noise. An exampi.

sould be as

follors: An automoblo has a similatod 1lat tira or

other trouble. The clanging of tools, radio playing,

poople talking, etc. would create an excellent cover

while an accomplice entors an ajacent building. In

making diversionary noise don't do any thing that would

appear out of the ordinary and attract undo attention.

Thero are sevsial obstacles that we have purposely omitted up till

This was done so as to not confuse the actual entry method.

These are important and must be considered. There is many but the

most connon are the following:

1o Dogs a both the noisy land and the bitting kind.

2o Guards

3o Alaru systems.

Those all deserve special attention and we mention the here only

to bring to light an impoziant puint and that is the importanco

of intelligance or if you will "casing tha joint" befozo hand.

If at all possiblo know as much about your objective as possible.

Use any arcuse io observe as much of your objective as possiblo.

Door to door carrasing os selling, even go trick or troating with

some kids to the irori door of you objeotives house. You'll get

a good look at the Iront door l0ck plus a piece of candy.

An old Mis Fosce slogan comes to mind . WHAT' YOU DON'I KNOW WON'T

HURT YOU • • • II HILL KIII, YOU !

Practice some of the opening tochniques (at least the non-destruct

ive ones) on your own home.

While tisiting frionds obsorve their

doors, windows, and locks.

For practice try to figure out the

best and quickest way to ontor it.

The purpose of this bulletin has boon to present is every member

of tho SAO with basic infornation.

Advanced training will be made

avajlable to thoso who have the sk1ll end desire to advance into

more sophisticated methods of entry.

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COAT HANGER WIRE•

FIG 1

2.X4

AUTO. JACK

FIG 2

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FIG 4

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IN

APPROX

'x1

STEEL

-½2

3/166% 1 DOWEL PINS

FIG 5

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

(9)

SÃO UNDERGROUND BULLETIN - JUNE, 1972,

WIICH DISCUSSES FON IO PREPARE GUNS FOR

STOR GE AND BURXING, AND PRACTICAL

SECURITY MEASURES

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

UNDERGROUND BULLETIN

GENERAL HIEADQUARTERS

JUNE 1972

" The people never give up their liberties but under some delusion". Edmund Burke

Fellow members,

At a recent meeting of the SAO General Staff a very important problem was discussed

and the decision to issue a new Organizational Directive made. The problem is that of

new members who join our organization and then immediately become totally inactive.

Typically these new members submit a well qualified application form together with

...their membership fee.

Unfortunately, after being accepted as provisional members

they never pay a month's dues or send in any report forms. It would really help us to

know why some of these people have acted in this way. Did our organization turn out.

to be something different than they expected ? Did they expect a fancy uniform and rifle

to be handed to them on a silver platter? Or did they suddenly become afraid to stick

their neck out ?

Whatever the reasons, it isn't fair to our good members to waste time and money on

those who do nothing to help or support the organization. Therefore, effective immed-

iately,, the following rules shall apply to such cases as mentioned above.

1. If, three months after submitting an application to the SAO and being accepted as

a provisional member, the new member has not begun the basic correspondence training,

submitted monthly report forms, paid monthly dues, of provided a reasonable excuse

for not having done the above, their file shall be turned over to our Intelligence Section

for special attention.

2. If, after six months, the member in question dosen't respond they shall be dropped

from our rolls and their names shall be circulated to all members as a potential security

risk.

We don't mean to imply that a member can't resign from the Secret Army Organization.

However, we do require that a member notify us of there intent and reasons for doing so.

If this new Organizational Directive applies to any member in particular let him take notice

and govern himself accordingly.

GENERAL STAFF - SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

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HOW

PR

"ARE GUNS FOR STORAGE "

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Although cosmoline can be purchased in many surplus stores, it may be more

practical to make your own from the following directions. One advantage to making

your own preparation is that it is much easier to apply while it is in a warm state.

Heat non-bleached petroleum jelly (ember-vaseline) in a small pan or can. Add

30 or 40 weight motor oil to obtain the proper consistency.

Using an inexpensive

throw-away paint brush as an applicator, brush the warm solution over the weapon.

While the solution is still warm it can also be poured into those hard-to-get-at-areas.

One large jar of petroleum jelly and approximately one-half quart of motor oil

is sufficient to prepare several weapons.

When the solution has cooled it will set and form a protective coating over the

weapon which should then be wrapped in sheet plastic ( available in most hardware or

paint stores ) or in a G. I. plastic gun case (available in most surplus stores ). Wrap

well and seal with black electrical or plastic tape. It is also wise to enclose a small

sack of silicagel crystals to keep the moisture out. These crystals can be purchased

at any industrial chemical house or most applicance stores will give them away as they

come with cartons of appliances when shipped and they usually have an abundance on

supply.

Long guns which cannot be easily torn down can be stored in surplus rocket type

boxes readily available in most surplus stores.

Try to obtain aluminum or stainless

steel containers since they will not tend to rust when buried. 20mm ammunition cans

are adequate and a convenient size container for burying smaller weapons and other

items. They should be well sealed. The cans should be wrapped in plastic to prevent

rust.

Buried containers should have at least one and a half feet of earth over them. One

should be careful also in selecting an area to bury material. Areas that could be flooded

during even the most unusual weather conditions should be avoided.

Buried containers should be in such a position that they can be found easily and

quickly without the use of maps. This can be done by correlation between two or more

specific points that will remain in tact, such as trees, large rocks, etc. To assist

your memory, paces should be marked off by using the day, month, and year of your

birth or that of some family member which you can easily remember.

Another suggestion would be for burying containers along or near roadways which

are marked with numbered signs indicating the footage of road per county. These signs

are permanent, but it must be remembered that the state has a 500 foot right away onl

most roads which means the brush may be cleared or the existing road might be widened.

All material which is buried should be checked within three to six weeks for settling

or sinking of the ground.

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¿ACTICAL SECURITY MEASURES

: 1. Use deceptive measures. Subscribeto one or more left-wing periodicals

or get on the mailing list of some "peace movement: This will keep the postal in-

specotrs guessing as to which side you are really on. While doing this our members

can be of great assistance in searching this left-wing literature for names and ad-

dresses of fellow travelers and forwarding this information for our Central Intelli-

gence files. We desperately need people to assist in this work. Please inquire as

to detailed instructions for such activity.

2. Always use two envelopes in sending mail to any patriotic organizations or

to any other member of our own organization. Do not put a return address on the

outer envelope. Put your return address on the inside envelope with the words,

"return postage guaranteed".

3.. Place some opaque material such as tin foil, carbon paper, etc. between

the inner and outer envelopes to prevent your mail from being read by infra- red

cameras.

4.

are not known.

Send all letters from corner mail boxes or from post offices where you

5.

Be careful in the use of the telephone. Avoid telephone calls to known

members of the organization as much as possible.

•6. Prepare telephone codes

ahead of time for future protection.

7. In recruiting new members always learn as much as you can about the

prospective recruit and make sure he is not an infiltrator before you identify your-

self as a member of the organization.

8. Members of the organization in each area should be divided into four

groups:

A. Those who have been identified publicly or by law enforcement agencies

as members of the Secret Army Organization.

B. Those persons not known as members of this organization but who are

generally known as being patriots.

C. Those persons who have kept their political beliefs hidden.

D. Members who profess to be liberal for the purpose of infiltrating enemy

organizations.

All members should be very careful in making contact with persons in a

different category than themselves. For example, people in Class D should be

very secret in their contacts and communications with persons of Class A or Class

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B. Each member mu res

the security of every other

any circumstánces, idi fy one member of theorganization e

without his expressed permission on each and every occasion.

Do not, under

n to other members

9. Avoid loose talk. Do not discuss organizational plans in public places

where you could be overheard. Do not even hint at such a discussion in the pre-

sence of non-members.

10. Do not write patriotic letters to newspapers or magazines under your

own name. To do so achieves very little except to identify you to the enemy.

• .

11. If you are already known as a patriot, or as a member of this organiza-

tion you may find it advisable to spread the rumor that you have become disillusioned

with the right-wing or for you to pretend a gradual loss of interest.

12. Classify your various members addresses, you communications and

your other activities as "top secret", "secret" or "restricted". Use your most

secret lines of communication only for the most important messages rather than

flooding them with unimportant material.

13. Demand obedience to all security measures from all members. Per-

sistent disregard fox security measures should be cause for disciplinary action.

14. Check your lines of communication from time to time by sending phoney

messages to make certain they are not intercepted.

15. Change mail drops, meeting places, etc. frequently.

16. Prepare secret rendevous points, mail drops, etc. now that may be

used in time of some future emergency.

17. Each unit should assign some member the rank of Security Officer and

should set up a system of fines or other penalties for failure to comply with secur-

ity precautions.

18. Observe the "need to know" rule. Each member should be given only

that information which is needed by him in the performance of his duty or which

he will need in cooperating with other members of the unit. No member should

feel "left out" because he is denied such information. Instead every member

should willingly avoid information which he does not need.

19. Be careful that you are not followed in going to and from meeting places

or in making contact with other members of the organization.

20. Keep all records and correspondence carefully hidden and in a manner

that they can be casily destroyed. Records should be kept in code whenever possi-

ble.

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

(10) THE COMBAT TEAM - GINBRAL QUILINE

(PAGES 81 - 83)

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THE COMBAT TEAM

General Outline

The "Combat Team" is the smallest organizational unit used by the Secret

Army Organization. When organized in the proper manner it is capable of opera-

tional initiative when detached from the parent organization. When developed to

its highest degree of efficiency the Combat Team is almost totally self-sufficient

and able to perlorm any one of several missions. To attain these aims the follow-

ing elements are essential:

a.

Equipment should be well-chosen and standardized as much as pos-

sible.

Communications, internal and external, must be capable of rapid

transmission, be varied in nature, and be exercised with prime

emphasis on security.

c.

Internal coordination should be automatic in response. Confidence

among members of the team must be developed.

Selection of each position cn the team should be based on psycholog-

ical aspects as well as technical competence.

e.

Training of the men in each function should be at regular intervals

and continuous.

Field problems should be given dry runs in detail:

The logistics problem should be studied with care, and made simple

and direct.

g.

Each team will have a 'leader" (Lieutenant) and an'"assistant leader"

(Sergeant). These men shall be given special training by the Secret

Army Organization at "leadership seminars".

h.

Team "marshalling points" should be selected in advance and be

• .

well defined. Practice "alerts" will determine the team's efficiency

in response and security.

i.

Terrain familiarity within the expected operational radius of the

team must be developed.

Weapons familiarity must be obtained throughlive firings at various

targets. Team action must be stressed as well as individual com-

petence.

k.

The team leader should see that a constant flow of information is

provided to team members on the ideological struggle. This will

help induce the proper frame of mind in each member.

Team missions and targets must be identified and the proper train-

ing equipment made available for each assignment.

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leaders will be responsible for intaining the overall

security of the unit. Personal feelings should not affect decisions

involving reprimand or dismissalof men from the team for reasons

that endanger its operation or security.

n.

Intelligence gathering as an important part of each team member's

duties should be stressed. Information on the location and move-

ments of local communist and left-wing enemies of the organization

should be sent to either Regional or General Headquarters.

The team leaders will be responsible for maintaining contact with

- higher command and for the transmission of orders from same.

ORCANIZATION

The "Combat Team" will consist of six men. These six men will be divid-

ed into two sub-teams (Sections). Number One Section wiil consist of the Team

Lieutenant and two other team members. Number Two Section will consist of the

Team Sergeant and the two remaining team members. When completely assembled

the unit will act directly under the command of the Team Lieutenant. When split

into sections the Team Sergeant will carry out the orders of the Team Lieutenant

during missions but will be in immediate command of the Number Two Section.

In the absence of the Team Lieutenant the Sergeant will take command of the Unit.

TRANSPORTATION

Transportation of the Combat Team will be effected by the use of two car-

riers. Interception and/or destruction of one carrier will not, then, immobilize

the team. In addition, each carrier can serve as a scouting element for the other.

Motorized carriers should be as inconspicuous as possible and still serve their

purpose. Jeeps and pickup trucks should be used only where such vehicles are

owned and used commonly by the general population or where the terrain makes

their use necessary. Most often an ordinary passenger car will suffice. The

model selected should have a good road clearance so it can be used on dirt roads.

Tire chains (if needed), hydraulic jacks, extra gas, water, and suitable tools

should be stored in the vehicle.

TRAVEL PROCEDURES

Underway, Carrier #1 will lead and Carrier #2 will trail, The "interval"

will vary with conditions. In cities close-aboardtrailing willbe used. Open road,

by day, will require an interval of approximately 300 yards. At night this will

be reduced to approximately 100 yards. During travel, all equipment (especiaily

arms and ammunition) should be kept out of sight. Special team equipment and

weapons should be locked in the trunk of the vehicle until needed. The trunk key

should be carefully hidden so as to make it difficult to search the trunk in case

law enforcement agents should stop the car on some pretext with the intention of

searching it illegally.

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VEAPONS AND EQUIPMENT

Selection p weapons and supplies should give the combat Team maximum

flexibility to meet any condition that may be encountered in either rural or urban

warfare. Consideration should be given to all possible situations that may de-

velop relating to both traditional guerrilla warfare and modern underground war-

fare techniques. It should be kept in mind that the Combat Team is a functional

part of a resistance network. It's activities should be coordinated with other

teams to take maximum advantage of its striking powers.

Disregarding the inclusion of weapons peculiar to a given mission, the

standard distribution of men and weapons could be as follows:

#1

(Team Lieutenant) AR-180 Assault Rifle, automatic pistol, sheath

knife, flare gun, and binoculars. 300 rounds of ammunition load-

ed in clips should be carried for the rifle, plus 50 extra rounds of

ammunition for the pistol.

#2

(Team Member) Riot Shotgun, automatic pistol, sheath knife, and

wire cutters (with insulated handles). 100 rounds of No. 4 Buck-

shot in pouches for the shotgun, and 50 rounds of pistol ammunition.

#3

(Team Member) AR-180 Assault Rifle, automatic pistol, sheath

knife, and smoke grenades or flares.

300 rounds of ammunition

in clips for the rifle, and 50 rounds of pistol ammunition.

#4

(Team Sergeant) AR-180 Assault Rifle, automatic pistol, sheath

kuife, flare gun, and binoculars. Ammunition requirement is

the same as #1 man.

#5

(Team Member) M1903 Springfield Rifle with sniper scope, auto-

matic pistol, sheath knife, and entrenching shovel. 100 rounds of

AP ammunition in bandoleers for the rifle, and 50 rounds of pis -

tol ammunition.

#6

(Team Member) AR-180 Assault Rifle, automatic pistol, sheath

knife, and 30 feet of climbing rope with grappling hook. Ammu-

nition requirement is the same as #1 man.

ADDITIONAL MATERIAL

In addition to the weapons and supplies already listed each team member

should have the following basic equipment:

a.

. b.

c.

d.

€.

f.

g.

Sleeping bag and waterproof ground cloth

Canteen (1 quart army type)

Survival rations for three days

First aid kit

Gas mask with extra filter

Flashlight with extra batteries

Fatigue or camouflage clothing

Combat or paratrooper boots

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SECRET RECIPES - BOMBS

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SECRET RECIPES

HOME-MADE EXPEDIENTS

CHERRY BOMB

12 powders from cherry bombs

1 fuse from cherry bomb

one snuff can 2" high and 1" across

about 50 bebes

After powder and bebes are in can, put lid on. Take ice pick, punch hole in top of lid. Slip fuse

in. Then cover can completely with airplane glue around the base of the fuse to hold in place bet-

ter when thrown.

PLASTIC

Potassium Chlorate

Petroleum Jelly (Vaseline)

A round wooden stick or rolling pin

gyet the buss hem horate thin polar sulace, l the ou poto i in so the

powdered Potassium Chlorate and one part of vaseline, and knead them together until a uniform

paste is obtained. Delonate with a blasting cap or with a . 30 caliber fused blank.

BLACK POWDER

Potassium Nitrate - 25 parts

Charcoal - 3 parts

Sulphur - 2 parts

Dissolve the Potassium Nitrate in an equal amount of water. Pulverize the charcoal and sulphur,

and add the Potassium Nitrate solution to obtain a thoroughly wet paste. Allow to dry.

FAST BURNING FUSE

Twist soft cotten string into three strands. Moisten black powder to form a paste and rub the

paste into the twisted string. Burns 30 to 40 inches per minute.

SLOW BURNING FUSE

Dissolve one part of Potassium Nitrate or Potassium Chlorate and one part of sugar (granulated)

in two parts of hot waler. Soak the string in this solution. Twist the string into three strands and

allow to dry. Burns about 2 inches per minute.

FUSES

Fuses can be made by soaking course paper in a solution of gun powder and acetone (nail polish re-

mover) overnight, then drying. Cut strips and twist together. Also, by coating a cotton string with

a sticky substance, then dipping into gunpowder, coating all surfaces. A time delay fuse that can

be used without a match is made as follows: Make a small pile of potassium permanganate and make

a small pile of it on the ground, making a hole in the center.of it. Next pour in the hole about an

equal amount of straighi glycerine. A flash will occur in about one minute. This method is best

used when gun powder has to be used as a fuse... or for starting fires.

PACKAGE BOM3

mouse trap

electrical wire

box or package

The mouse trap is the trigger. When the box is opened, the trap will close and contact on two elec-.

trical wires.

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JELLIED GASOLINE

-Pour the contents of one bottle (1 pint 3 oz.) of Dynamn concentrated liquid laundry detergent into a

bucket or large mouthed can of about two to five gallon size. Fill the detergent bottle twice, shaking

well to rinse it out with gasoline (any grade) and add it to the detergent. You will now have about

3 1/2 pints (57 oz) of material in the bucket. The detergent will be at the bottomandthe gasoline on

the top. Stir this rapidly with a wooden or wire paddle so as to mix in as much air as possible. Soun

the mixture will take on the appearance of soft vasoline.

Now add in a gallon of gasoline and stir again until the mixture thickens. At this point, transfer the

mixture to clean containers. No return type beer and soda bottles are ideal. For chemical land

mines, use two gallon oil cans. The container should be filled approximately one third full of the

mixture. Finish filling the container with gasoline leaving a little air space at the top. Place your

finger or hand over the opening and shake well until the gasoline and mixture amalgamate. You can

verify this by looking at the finger or hand occasionally to see if a film of jellied gasoline about an

eighth of an inch thick clings to it. When proper consistency is reached, the bottles may be capped or

_corked. Cans should have tight fitting lids screwed on. This may be stored up to two weeks. Tie

a rag around the neck of each bottle being careful not to leave the ends of the rag too long or too loose.

If necessary, this mixture can be "cut" 50% with gasoline or other petroleum product. The tendency

to "cling" will suffer slightly, but consistency can be maintained by pouring off the excess gasoline

whenever the detergert refuses to "take"' any more.

To use, saturate the rag with gasoline or the mixture from the bottle. Keep the flamable material

off of your person and clothing. Light the rag with match or cigarette lighter and immediately serve.

Throw hard against a solid object such as masonry, concrete. or metal.

In using the mixture in

a chemical iand mine, wrap three or four wraps of pri macord around a two gallon can and tie the prim-

acord under the can around a pound of explosive. This may be exploded either electrically or by a per-

cussion such as a booby trap device or anti-personell fuse. Do not contact wires to the blasting

machine until after you have carefully removed all traces of your work and camouflaged the position.

Never us any plastic article in contact with the above misture.

ARMOUR PIERCING BULLETS

Reloaders can drop a 25 caliber steel ball bearing into a . 30 caliber bullet mould and thus have an

armour piercing bullet. It.is also a duples bullet as the ball bearing will keep going after the lead

has stopped.

SHRA PNEL MINE

Length of stove pipe

nuts, bolts, buck shot, etc.

wood

dynamite

F'6.

fuse

Block both ends of the stove pipe with wood after the stick of dynamite has been placed in the center.

and the nuls, bolts. and other shrapnel material has been placed around the dynamite. Hang from it

tree.

NOTES:

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

BECAUSE OF THEIR PROPENSITY FOR COLLECTING FIRE-

ARMS AND HAZARDOUS EXPLOSIVES, ALL NEMBERS OF THE SECRET

ARMY ORGANIZATION SHOULD BE COMSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions

of the FBI.

It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to

your agency; it and its

contents are not to be

distributed

outside your agency.

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MUS SD PLAIN

• COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

1030PM NITEL 9-1-7÷

TO:

ACTING DIRECTOR

FROM:

SAN DIÉGO (157-2815)

SEP 2 1972

( 157-23577) CATTENTIONDID)

TELETYPE

TIST TOI

Mr. Boxer

Mr. Barlos

Mx. Bishop

Mr. Callaho

Mr. Chr. Mand

Mr. Conrad

Mr. Dalbey

Mr. Jenkins

Mr. Morshall

Mr. Ponder

Mr. Soyars

Mr. Walters

Tele. Room

Mr. Kinley

Mir. Armstrong

Ms. Herwig

Mrs. Noenan

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

SAO; EXTREMIST MATTERS.

WETT

RE SAN DIEGO NITEL AUGUST TWENTYONE LAST

THE HEARING IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT, BEFORE

HONORABLE GILBERT HARELSON IN THE CASES INVOLVING YAKOPEC, HOOVER

AND MR. AND MRS. FLEURY IN CONNECTION WITH THE SEARCH WARRANT

AFFIDAVIT IS NOW UNDER WAY. SA EARL M. PETERSEN DID NOT TESTIFY

THIS DATE AND IS ON STANDBY FOR POSSIBLE TESTIMONY ON

SEPTEMBER FIFTH NEXT. DEPUTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY BRIAN

MICHAELS, FORMERLY AUSA SAN DIEGO, RAS ADVISED THAT SA

PETERSEN. WILL PROBABLY. NOT TESTIFY UNLESS JUDGE HARELSON

CHANGES HIS MIND FROM PRESENT ATTITUDE.

• • TODAY DURING THE HEARING A MOTION WAS MADE TO CONTINUE

CALIF

• INE TRAIL OF GRORGE MITCHELL

HOOVER FROM SEPTEMBER SEVENTH NEXI

• TO OCTOBER TWENTYFIFTH NEXI.

AT THE REQUEST OF DEPUTY DISTRICT

*ATTORNEY JOHN A. HEWICKER, 11, SAM DIEGO COUNTY, THE TRIAL

WAS LEFT ON THE CALENDER FOR SEPTEMBER SEVENTH IN ORDER THAT

WITNESSES CAN APPEAR ON THAT DATE AND CAN BE INSTRUCIED

TO APPEAR ON OCTOBER IWENTYFIFTH NEXT. THIS BEING DONE 10

AVOID SERVING OF NEW SUBPOENAS.

EX-116

REG-33

157-235

MICHAELS HAS ADVISED THAT FORMER SA STEVEN LA CHRISTENSEN E.

WILL NOT APPEAR UNTIL OCTOBER TWENTYFIVE AND THAT HE HAS BEENSEP 6 1972°

SO ADVISED THROUGH HIS ATTORNEY KEVIN MCINERNEY OF SAN DIEGO.

:-47

SEND

PENDING

arn/er

By WEP 9/5/52

Admin icktat.

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Assistant Actorney General

Internal Security Division

Acting Director, FBI

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EXTREMIST MATIERS

Septenber S, 1972

1 - Mr. D. W. Dalbey

1 - Mr. W. C. Patterson

MDM

This is to confirm that on Agust 30, 1972,

Kevin I. Maconey, Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Internal

Security Division, advised Special Agents William C. Patterson

and James 4. Willianson of this Bureau that authority was granted

£OT

Special, Agent Earl M. Petersen to testily in Superior Court,

Ser Diego County, San Diego, California, as a witness in the

trial of Willian

Francis Yakopec, which

begins September 6, 1972.

Me. Maroney was made aware of the proposed questions to

be asked by the prosecution and the answers of Special Agent

Petersen. These concern Special Agent Petersen's relationship

wich former Bureau informant Howard Barry Godfrey. Mr. Maroney

authorized Special Agent Petersen's testimony in line with the

above. If Special Agent Petersen is questioned concerning other

chan as discussed, he is to advise that in accordance with Code of

Federal, Regulations, Title 28, Section 16.12, such information

acquired while in the performance of official duties as a Special.

Agent 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 info-ltion is to be disclosed.

157-23577

2 - San Diego

SEP 5 - 1972

(15722815)

R671 / 51 23522-46

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61972

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NOTE FOR SAC,

SAN DIEGO:

ReSDtel 8/29/72.

This will confirm that authority has been obtained for

the appearance of SA Earl M. Petersen in Superior Court, San Diego

County, San Diego, California, as outlined in this letter.

1 - Personnel File of SA Earl. M. Petersen

HCP :aso (8)

SEE NOTE PAGE TWO

TELETYPE UNIT

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Assistant Attorney General

Internal Security Division

NOTE:

William Francis Yakopec, a member of the paramilitary,

ultraconservative, anticommunist Secret Army Organization (SAO),

was identified by former Bureau informant Howard Barry Godfrey as

the individual responsible for the bombing of a San Diego,

California, movie cheater on 6/19/72. This information was

furnished the San Diego Police Department (SDPD). On the basis of

information furnished, Yakopec was arrested on 6/26/72 and charged

with attempted murder

and possession and improper storage of gun-

powder in excess of 20 pounds without a license. The informant

Godfrey was turned over to the SDPD in order that prosecution could

be undertaken of Yakopec and other SAO members who have been

arrested on the basis of information furnished by Godfrey.

SA Petersen was the alternate Agent contacting Godfrey for the

past two and one-half years and was assigned this informant since

*7/6/72. This matter has been coordinated with SA James I. Williamson,

Office of Legal Counsel.

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

Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTIET.

FBI

Datg:/ 28/72

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Prioricy)

TO: ACTING DIRECTO?, FBI (157-23577) .

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

GECKET ARMY ORGANIZATION (S20)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

Re San Diego teletypes 8/21

and. 23/72; and San Diego

airtel 8/24/72.

The hearing for 8/25/72, for which SA EARL Mo

PETERSEN

was

subpoenaed has been continued to 2:00 PM, 9/1/72.

Deputy

District Attorney JOHN A. HEWICKER, II, San Diego County,

advised on 3/25/72, that Defense Attorneys for WILLIal FRANCIS

LYNN DAVIS have now joined with the defense

for GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER in this hearing.

'Deputy District

Attorney BRINT EDUARD iNCH: 3US,

fornerly AUSi, San Diego,

advised SA PuTENSEN on 3/25/72, that he will attempt to

confine testimony at the hearing to the search warrant

affiant, Detective RUBISN

BRANDON, San Diego Police Department.

He stated that the judge hearing the case might order sA

PETERSE to testify over the Da's objections.

SA PEPERSEN

will bo

available for test.ony during the hearing, Unca,

as previously advised.

The following aditional subpocnas have been receivea

Egents

u Souza Be the san Diego Office:

Bureau

- San Diego (2 - 157-2315) (520)

(1 - 157-3017 HOOVEr)

REC-23

EX-114

5%

3542

(1 - 157-1820 AKOP&C)

(1 - 157-3001 DAVIS)

SE AUG 31 1972

EMprejt

(7)

Pati

S

Approved:

11, 1972

Special Agent in Charge

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Sent

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SD 157-2315

SA EARL M. PETERSEN for testimony for the prosecution

on 9/6/72 in the trial of WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC.

SA JORDAN C. NAYLOR and SA PETERSEN for testimony

for the prosecution in the trial of GEORGE MITCHELL

HOOVER On 9/7/72.

It is noted that former SA STEVEN

I CHRISTENSEN has been requested to appear for the

prosecution on 5/ 1//2=

SA PETERSEN for testimony for the prosecution at the

trial of JERRY LYNN DAVIS On 9/13/72.

San Diego will forward to the Bureau a list of questions to

be asked by the prosecution insach of the trials named above.

These questions and the answers to be given by the Agents

subpoenaed will be forwarded to the Bureau as soon as available

in order that approval of the Justice

Department can be obtained.

San Diego will maintain contact with the United States

Attorney's Office in San Diego regarding the above described

testimony.

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Superior Court ol the State di Collierio

FOR THE CSUNTY OF SAN DIEGS

No.

26644

To Fesple pi the Siste di Callicnxie,

Plaintiti

VE

(REACE ALLOW FOR FILS ETAMEY

WILLIAM PRANCIS VAROPEC

SUSPENA

DUCES

TECUM

(Sriminal?

Detendané....

THE PEOPIE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA 70:

EARL. PETERSEN

tora

any catammaded to appear before the Honorable ROBERL W. CONKENS

a Judge of the Superior Court of the State of California, in the County of San Diego, in Department

12

.., of said Court, at the County Courthouse, 220 Rest Broadway, San Diego,

California, on

... AM., as a witness in à criminal ection

prosecuted by the People of the State of Califomia against the above named Cefendant.......

YOU ARE FURTHER REQUIRED to bring with you and produce, at said time and place, the

books, papers and documents or oiher things in your possession or under your control, described

(in tho stret

hed declaration/cilidgrit in support of subpeno duces terum, reference to

which is made/in exhibit "§

pisasted hereto/as foilows: (describa looke, ete telligibly) ).

Disobedience io this subpeña, or a refusal to be swom or to lestify as a witness, may be pun-

ished as a contempt by the ahose entitled Court. A witness disobeying a subpena issued on the part

of the defendant, unless he show good cause for his nonattendance, is liable to the defendant in the.

sum of one hundred dollars.

By Onder of the Court:

(SEAL)

SUPERIOR COURT

September 14, 1972

jesse

Osuna

IDATE

KLANES: Clerti

By:

-CIsricis EADaan

SUSPENA DUCES TECUM (Criminal)

(fensl Code See, 1927, 1328)

Deputy Clerk.

157-23577

file

5-U0

157-23577-

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Superior

FOR

No. 268464

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF

CALIFORNIA

is State

of Coll

NTX OF SAN DIEGO

Plaintiff.

1S.

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAROFEG

Defendent.

GECLARATION FOR SUSPENA DUCES TECUM

FREDERICK LETTER

decleres:

That he is aitomey of record for

defendent

in the above entitled action; that aaid cause has been

duty set down for trial on. Septenber

... 19.72

_a10:00., in Department...

12.

of the above entitied court.

Alliant alleges that..FARL PETERSEN,

Special 482n6.

F.8.L, 3211 Fitch Avenue

has in his possession of under his control the foilowing documents

matters,

(Desianace anà specity the ezact msiters or thinga to be facanced)

of things:

All secorde.

notes:

reports, or

and other material, regarding HowARD baik.

GoDFat'S employment.

as an F.Bolo Laformant, 20012019E2

but not liniced

Boy bis 10111al application sod letter of rasianation.

***=*^*

Affiant states that the above documents, matters, and things are material to the proper pre-

sentation of his case and that good cause exista for the production of the above-described mallers.

and things

for the following tessoas:

(State in full detail the materiality to the issue lovolved)

Said

document vill be used to prove derain allegations of defendant,

and cisprova-sertala-aspected allogations.of.plaintiff.

WHEREFORE affiant prays that Subpens Duces Tecum issue, - ..

I declare under penalty of perjury that the fosegoing is true and conect.

Executed on Septenbar 14, 1972

•at San Dleza, Californlo, Califomia.

DECLARATION FOR SUBPENA DUCES TECUM

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FT:36 (Rev. 5-22-64)

Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

FBI

Date:

8/24/72

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Priority)

TO:

FROM:

RE:

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2315) (P)

OSECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER has been scheduled for trial

in the superior Court of the State of California in and for

the County of San Diego, on 9/7/72, on charges of Attempted

Murder.

This charge involves the shooting of PAULA THARP

who was a guest in the home of radical Professor PETER

BOHMER.

Assistant District Attorney JOHN A. HEWICKER, II,

San Diego County, advised on 3/24/72, that he has directed

STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

at Post Office Box 2, Kanosh, Utah, requesting that he

appear in san Diego on 9/7/72, at

9:00 a.m., as a witness

for the

prosecution in this trial.

Mic. HEWICKER explained

that CHRISTENSEN could not de suipoenaed by the court to

senda, Inaemuch as he le lIving outside the state of Calle-

Mr. HEWICKER advised that

he

has received the

following letter from CHRISTENSEN:

- Bureau (RM)

- San Diego

(1-157-3017)

EMP/gar

(5)

REG-471 / 52-73522=44

4 AUG 28 1972 . :

56 SEP 8

-1972

"proved:

Special Agent

• Charg

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SD 157-2315

"Kanosh, Utan

August 15, 1972

"John A. Hewicker II

"Deputy District Attorney

"County of San Diego

"Dear Sir:

"I have received your letter of August 10, 1972.

As regarded in your letter, I will testify. However, I do

so reluctantly for several reasons.

extremely critical financial situation and my time and

presence in this area are o= utmost importance to me in

getting re-established. Furthernore, I am not happy about

the prospect of having my identity and location generally

As you are probably well aware, several close

associates of memiers of the Secret Army Organization live

within a few miles of me. This situation has caused my

wife to become extremely distraught, and she refuses to

remain here alone with the children,

without adequate

protection.

Needless to say, I am not presently financially

able to take my family on a lengthy or time consuming trio.

Another thing to be considered is that school vegins here

on August 25th and my children would need to be here to

enroll and attend classes.

"It has also occurred to me that, as in the Grand

Jury proceedinge, it will be unlawíul for

me to testify

without prior elcarance from the U.S. Attorney General's

Office.

Your lettor did not indicate whether this had

already ieen taken care of.

"And then there is the problem of my testimony

itseli.

It would possibly implicate me in violation oi

the

and I do not wish to spena even a part of my

life being concerned with such

a prospect.

"There are also other questions, such as anticipated

date of testimony, length of stay, and whether my return

would ie required

for suisequent

trials.

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SD 157-2315

"My telephone number is 759-2401.

"Respectfully,

"S/STEVEN I. CHRISTENSEN

P.0. Box 2

Kanosh, Utah

With regard to questions asked by CHRISTENSEN in his

letter, HEWICKER stated that he has conferred with CHRISTENSEN'S

attorney KEVIN MC INERNLY regarding the question of possibly

furnishing immunity to CHRISTENSEN for his testimony. He

advised that CHRISTSNSEN will not be granted immunity and he

has advised MC INERNEY that he and former SA CHRISTENSEN

will have to rely on his word that no action will be taken

to charge CHRISTENSEN as a result of any testimony that he

might give.

CHRISTENSEN's expenses including his transportation

to San Diego and his expenses while in San Diego will be paid

by the county. No action will be taken by the county to

transport Mrs. CHRISTENSEN or their chilaren to San Diego or

to provide protection for them in Utah during the course oi

the trial.

CHRISTENSEN will probably be needed for approximately

ono week, boginning 9/7/72, inasmuch as HIWICKER feels that

CHRISTENSEN will be needed for rebuttal testimony.

Me. HEWICKIR it proparing a set of questions which

the prosecution will ask CHRISTUNSEN auring direct testimony

during this trial.

These questions will be furnished to

the San Diego Office, possibly on 9/25/72, for transmittal

to the Bureau and to

the Justice Depariment.

Assistant United States Attorney (AUSA) ROBERT H.

FILSINGER will ve furnished a set of the questions which

will be

asked former SA CHRISTENSEN and the Bureau will be

advised of any comments he might have concerning CHRISTENSEN's

testimony in this case.

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

VUNICATIONS SECTION

AUG 2 3 1972

NR DS... SD PLAIN

S35PM URGENT 925-72 LLO

TO ACTING DIRECTOR: (157-23577)

FROM SAN DIEGO

(157-2815)

TELETYPE

(ATTN: D I D)

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO, EXTREMIST MAITERS.

Mi. Felt

Mr. Baker

Mr. Dates -

Mt. Elsaop

Mi. Bollahón ::-

Mi. Clevóland -=

Mr. Conrad

Mi. Dalbey -

Mi. jenkins -

Mr. Marshall .

Mr. Miller, E.S.

Mi. Ponder

Sir. Soyars

Mr. Walters

Tele. Room

Mr. Kinley

Mr. Armstrong

Ms. Herwig

Mis. Neenan

RWit

RESDTEL AUSUST TWENTYONE LAST.

AUSA ROBERT FILSINGER HAS ADVISED SA EARL M. PETERSEN

THAT LEIF TESSEM, ESQUIRE, DEFENDER'S INCORPORATED WHO

Helgion

HAS BEEN APPOINTED TO REPRESENT DEFENDANT HOOVER HAS INDICATED

THAT QUESTIONS DIRECTED TO SA PETSASE ON AUGISE TENTIVE W: BUTTE

NEXT WILL BE IN CONNECTION WITH THE CREDIBILITY OF THE

LINFORMANT AND AS TO THE ACCURACY OF

THE FACTS CONTAINED

IN AN AFFIDAVIT FOR SEARCH WARRANT FILED ON JUNE TWENTYSIX,

NINETEEN SEVENTYTWO, BY OFFICER RUBIEN BRANDON OF THE SAN DIEGO

& POLICE DEPARTMENT (SDPD) .

ALISA FILSINGER IS AGREEABLE TO TESTIMONY BY SA PETERSEN

AS TO FACT THAT INFORMANT HAS FURNISHED PELHABLE

PEC.55

INFORMATION IN THE PAST AND THAT FACTS CONTAINED IN

THE

AFFIDAVIT ARE ACCURATE. THE AFFIDAVIT IS LARGELY BASED UPON

THE AFFIDAVIT IS LARCELY BASED 5O 23577 43

INFORMATION FURNISHED BY HOWARD BARRY GODFREY RELAYED TO A MO

OFFICE BRANDON BY SA PETERSEN..

ED AUG 30 1972

END PAGE ONE

8 SEP 1 1972

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PAGE. TWO

SD 157-2815

AUSA FILSINGER OR OTHER AUSA WILL ACCOMPANY SA PETERSEN TO

THE HEARING ON AUGUST TWENTY FIVE.

SHOULD SA PETERSEN BE 4SKED QUESTIONS OTHER THAN THOSE

AS STATED ABOVE, HE WILL ADVISED THAT IN ACCORDANCE WITH

THE CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS, TITLE IWENTYEIGHT, SECTION

ONE SIX ONE TWO,. SUCH INFORMATION ACQUIRED WHILE IN THE

PERFORMANCE OF HIS

OFFICIAL DUTIES AS A SPECIAL AGENT OF THE FBI CANNOT BE DISCLOSED

UNLESS APPROVED BY THE ATTORMEY GENERAL.

HACB SA PETERSEY WILL APPEAR AND

TESTIFY AS DESCRIBED

ABOVE.•

P

END

Ce.

MAR. TRAINOR

ROOM 712 A 9&D

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## Page 1176

28-104

He ma te

August 28, 1972

noting DirEctor, +8115723577-1122

1. ~ Mr. D. W. Dalbey

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

1 - Mc. H. N. Bassett

EXTREMIST MATTERS

1 - Ms. W. C. Patterson

This is to confirm that on August 24, 1972,

Kevin T. Maroney, Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Internal

Security Division, advised Special Agent Willian C. Patterson of

this Bureau that authority was granted for Special Agents

Earl M. Petersen and C. Jordan Naylor to testify in Superior

Court, San Diego County, San Diego, California, as witnesses

in a criminal action against George M. Hoover.

Testimony is to be restricted to answering questions

regarding the credibility of former Bureas informant

Howard Barry Godfrey and the accuracy of infomation supplied

an officer of the San Diego Police Deparcment. If the above

Agents are questioned concerning other than the above, they vill

• advise thät in accordance with Code of Federal Regulations,

Title 20, Section 10.12, such information acquired while in the

periochance of 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 Deparcent in order that consideration can be given as to

whether such information is to be disclosed.

P.9843

157-23577

AUG? 31972

SEE NOTE FOR SAC, SAN DIEGO

2 - San Diego (15/ 2815)

PAGE TWO

- Personnel File of SA Earl M. Petersen

1 - Personnel File of SA C. Jordan Naylor

WCP: aso (10)

SEE NOTE PAGE TWO

(x2)

Felt

Baker.

Bates

Bishop .

Callahan

Cleveland

Conrad

Dalbey

Jenkins

Marshall

Miller, E.S.

Ponder

Soyars

Walters

Tele.

Room

Mr. Kinley

Mr. Armstrong-

Mss. Herwig

Mrs. Neenan -

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& SEP 1

MAIL ROOM LI

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Assistant Attorney General

Internal Security Division

NOTE FOR SAC, SAN DIEGO:

ReSDtels 8/21 and 8/23/72.

This will confirm that authority has been obtained

for the appearance of Special Agents C. Jordan Naylor and

Earl M. Petersen in Superior Court, San Diego County, San Diego,

California. Bureau is to be kept advised regarding progress of

prosecutive action in this matter.

NOTE:

George M. Hoover, a member of the paramilitary, ultra-

conservative, anticommunist Secret Army Organization (SAO), was

identified by former Bureau informant Howard Barry Godfrey as the

individual responsible for the wounding by shooting of Paula Thaip

on 1/6/72 in San Diego, California.

This information was

furnished the San Diego Police Department (SDPD). On the basis

of information furnished by the informant, Hoover was arrested

on 6/26/72 by the SDPD and charged with attempted murder and

improper storage of gunpowder in excess of 20 pounds without a

license.. The San Diego Division has advised that a search warrant was

obtained by the SDPD based on information furnished by the informant.

Special Agents C. Jordan Naylor and Earl M. Petersen have been

subpoenaed to appear as indicated above as witnesses.

Special

Agent Naylor originally opened an informant case regarding the

informant Godfrey but has not contacted Godfrey in past five years.

Special Agent Petersen has been the alternate Agent contacting

Godfrey for the past two and one half years and was assigned this

informant since 7/6/72. This matter has been coordinated with

Inspector John A. Mintz, Office of Legal Counsel.

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15-1130 69-29-65)=

Domestic Intelligence Division

INFORMATIVE NOTE

8/22/72

Date

Special Agents C. Jordan Naylor and

Earl M. Peterson of San Diego FBI Office

have been subpoenaed to appear in Superior

Court, San Diego

County, California, on

8/25/72, as witnesses in a pending

criminal action against George Hoover, a

member of the extremist, paramilitary

Secret Army Organization (SAO).

The defense has subpoenaed Special

Agents indicating intention to attack

credibility of former Bureau informant

who furnished information incriminating

defendent Hoover:

Hoover being tried for

shooting of Paula Tharp on 1/6/72.

Assistant U.S. Attorney, San Diego,

plans to accompany Special Agents to

courtroom. Domestic Intelligence Division

will obtain authority from Department of

Justice and will coordinate with our

Office of Legal Counsel.

•DiM

GCM

RPE : ekw

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¿DERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

AUG 2 2 1972:

TELETYPE

:. NR 23

SD PLAIN

11:20 PM NITEL 8-21-72 LLC

• TO ACTING DIRECTOR (157-23577)

FROM SAN DIEGO. (157-2815) P

(ATTN: D I D)

Mi. Folt -

Mr. Bates -

Mr. Bishop

Mr. Caliahen

Mr. Cambis il

Mr. Cleveland

Mr. Conrad

Mr. Dalbey

Mr. Jenking

Mr. Marshall

May Miller,, EiS.

Mr Fonder

N. Soyars

Mr. Walters

Tele. Room

Mr, Kinley

Mr. Armstrong

Ms. Herwig

Mrs. Neenon

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO), EXTREMIST MATTERS.

14/1

SPECIALICO JORDAN NAYLOR AND SPECIAL AGENT

EARL M. PETERSEN HAVE BEEN SUBPOENAED TO APPEAR IN SUPERIOR

COURT, SAN DIEGO COUNTY, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, AT IWO P.M.

*ON AUGUST TWENTY FIVE, NEXT, BEFORE HONORABLE GILBERT

¡ HARELSON, AS WITNESSES IN A CRIMINAL ACTION AGAINST

GEORGE M. HOOVER. SUBPOENAS ARE ISSUED AT THE REQUEST OF

LEIF TESSEM, ESCUIRE, DEFENDER'S INCORPORATED, WHO HAS BEEN

APPOINTED TO REPRESENT DEFENDANT HOOVER.

THIS MATTER HAS BEEN DISCUSSED WITH AUSA ROBERT

FILSINGER, AND FILSINGER HAS CONTACTED ATTORNEY TESSEM

REC-65

REGARDING PURPOSE OF SUBPOENAS. TESSEM

SANS

HAS INDICATED HIS INTENTION TO DISQUALIFY THE CREDIBILITY

OF FORMER BUREAU INFORMANT, HOWARD BARRY GODFREY, ON GROUNDS

END PAGE ONE

1 to

1523571-42

90 AUG 30 1972

m concert

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de

PAGE TWO

THAT GODFREY SWORE IN AN AFFIDAVIT THAT HE HAS BEEN IN

CONTINUOUS CONTACT WITH SPECIAL AGENTS PETERSEN AND NAYLOR

AND FORMER AGENT STEVEN LO CHRISTENSEN

FILSINGER INDICATED ON AFTERNOON OF AUGUST TWENTY ONE,

INSTANT, THAT RECONTACT WITH TESSEM DETERMINED. THAT SA

NAYLOR WILL PROBABLY NOT SE CALLED TO TESTIFY DUE TO THE

EXTENDED PERIOD WHICH HAS ELASPED SINCE SA NAYLOR WAS LAST

CONTACTED BY GODFREY.

IN EVENT SPECIAL AGENTS PETERSEN AND NAYLOR ARE

CALLED TO TESTIFY, THEY WILL BE ACCOMPANIED IN THE COURT ROOM

BY AUSA FILSINGER AND ANY TESTIMONY WILL BE GIVEN IN

ACCODANCE WITH CURRENT INSTRUCTIONS .

UNDER CURRENT EXECUTIVE ORDERS AND

OF AlISA FILSINGER, lACE.

PENDING.

FOLLOWING THE ADVICE

. •

LAR HORNET

•...

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1. N-36 (ReT. 5-22-61)

Transmit the following in

Via

JAIRTEL

FBI.

Date:

3/18/72

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIRMAIL - REGISTERED

(Priority)

TO:

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

FROM:

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

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

Mr. Felt.

Mr. Bates

Mr.

Bishop

Mr. Callahan

Mr. Campbell

Mr. Cleveland

Mr. Conrad

Mr. Dalbey

Mr. Jenkins

Mr:

MarshallA

Mr. Miller, B.S.

Mr. Ponder

Mr. Soyars

Mr. Walters

Tele. Room

Mr. Kinley

Mr. Armstrong -

Ms. Herwig

Mrs. Neenan

colore

Re San Diego letter to Bureau 8/15/72.

Enclosed for the Bureau is one copy of "Door"

issue of 8/17 - 9/17/72.

The secret Army. Organization (SAO) is an

anti-communist, 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.

Enclosed copy of poor", a local radical and New

Lett publication, carries a lead article on Page 1 captioned,

"F3I Linked to SAO Ierror", concerning the recent arrest of

SAO members and alleging activities of the FBi in support! i

of narassment against "left wing subversives".15/24

Page 1 and 1 - 9 contained

Met lated article

alleging that the SAO was manipulated and guided by feAUG 2U 1972.

FBI and police and informants of coth of these agencies.

1052789876

The enclosed newspaper is for the: Bureau's

information inasmuchas inquiry may be received from other

news

Lost dig the articles.

in this publication.

En Bureau (anc

1) (AM-RM)

2 - San Diego

LEN:ejt

Approvad

Special tent 1

I 65994 Docld:32989524 • Rage 118

Sent

_ M

Per

#U.S.Government Government Printing Office: 1972-455-574

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandumi

TO

: ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI

DATE:

8/16/72

AROM : SAC, LOS ANGELES (157-7318) (RUG)

URUCT SEGET AUR URCANIZATION (8A0)

EM

Re Los Angeles letter to Bureau dated 5/18/72.

Enclosed for the Bureau are 8 copies of a

letterhead memorandum concerning captioned organization.

One copy of this letterhead memorandum is being

disseminated to the U.s. seeret Service, Los Angeles, due

to the propensity for violence displayed

by the Secret Army

organization, a group which reportedly advocates arming

against a communist conspiracy.

Sources utilized in this letterhead memorandum are

as follows:

Source One

Source Two

iNfORMANTS

Source Three

According to sources that have been contacted,

there is no Secret Army Organization in the Los Angeles

area.

Investigation has failed to show that SAM NAPIER has been

connected with the Secret Army Organization and, through

interview, he has denied any connection with or

with the Secret Army Organization.

going investigation for his possible activities in the

National Socialist American Workers Party (NSARP).

In view of the absence of the Secret Army Organi-

zation In the Los Angeles area, this case is being rUC'a.

-CLOSURE

REC-65

Bureau (Enc. 8)

(RM)

2 - San Diego (Enc.

2) (RM)

9X-004

152-23577-40

1. - Los Angeles, ce

HLG/met

(5)

ISD

, CC

55

166806911

362 Distroged

4 AUG 2:3 1972

DOCTORINA

innisthat

SEC.

8/28/72

5Y AUG 28 1972 c/ Bond Regin on the Persol Saing

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In Reply, Please Refer so

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Los Angeles, California

August 16, 1972

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EXTREMIST MATTERS

Source One and Source Two, both of whom have

furnished reliable information in the past, advised on

August 3, 1972 that no such organization as the Secret

Army Organization exists in the Los Angeles area, as far

as they are able to determine. All of their information

•concerning such a group comes

from newspaper articles,

which reflect San Diego has such an organization.

Sources

added there is no past information concerning such a group.

Both sources advised they could furnish no information

that one Sam Napier might be connected with the. Secret

Army Organization:

Source Three,

who has furnished reliable infor-

mation in the past, has previously advised that Sam Napier

had joined the Secret Army Organization and was reportedly

one of the assistants in helping Jerry Lynn Davis organize CALlf.

the Secret Army Organization in the Los Angeles area.

On June 19, 1972, Sam Napier, Jr., was interviewed

at his residence, 4806 West 137th Street,

Hawthorne,

California by Special Agents of the Federal Bureau of

Investigation.

Napier advised that in the past he had belonged

to a group called the American Nazi Party and that they had

changed their name to the National Socialist White People's

Party (NSWPP) and that he had resigned from this party in

1968.

At his resignation, he directed a letter to the NSWPP

local chapter, a copy to the National Headquarters of the

NSWPP, and

a copy to the Los Angeles Federal Bureau of

Investigation.

154-3:017-40

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

The National Socialist White People's

Party, also known as the American Nazi

Party, American Nazis, and the George

Lincoln Rockwell Party, was organized

on February 26, 1956 at Arlington,

Virginia, based upon the concept of an

international "National Socialist"

movement as espoused by the German

Nazi Party headed by Adolf Hitler.

The

organization supports and follows

the

line of hatred against Negroes; Jews,

and communists through various pro-

media seeking a legitimate

dominant political party in the United

States and foreign countries.

Napier said he wanted out of the National Socialist

White People's Party because of the Party breaking into

splinter groups.

He also objected to the leadership of the

National Socialist White People's Party.

Napier was questioned about any information he

might have concerning possible secret groups being formed

in the Los Angeles area and he stated he had heard about

a group called the Secret Army Organization that was in

San Diego, but this group had not come to Los Angeles.

Napier claimed the only contact he had with the Secret Army

Organization was from a pamphlet he had received from this

group, setting forth the aims and ideas of the organization.

He said they are strictly anti-communistic and Pro-American

in their approach.

Napier denied that he had any affiliation

whatsoever with the Secret Army Organization.

This document contains neither recommendations nor

conclusions of the fBI.

It is the property of the rb and is

loaned to your agency.

It and its contents are not to be

distributed outside your agency.

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UNITED STATES CO'- INVENT

Memorandon

TO

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577) DATE: 8/15/72

FROM

•SUBJECT:

1/Q15e, sa Mi (159-2018)

SECRET ARITY ORGANIZATION

EXTREMIST MATTERS

On 8/14/72, Deputy JIM MURMACK, San Diego County

Sheriff's Office, advised Agents, of the FEI in san Diego

that he had just surfaced froma six month undercover assign-

ment,with his department.

Daring

this assignment he was

New Left publication.

son tet guntieted math i the pool,

• a local radical and

MURMACK advised that an issue of "The Door" in

UNTT

the near

future is to deal with the FBI's involvement

with the S40. He advised that "The Door" staff believes the

FBI is working with the SAO against the New Left.

RETAINED 8

the proposed article, "The Door" staff is conducting interviews

at Godfrey's iNfoRmaNT

going to attempt to interview STEVIN L. CHRISTENSEN, who they

learned terminated his employment as a special Agent of the

COPY

FBI.

PERSONNEL RECORDS

MURMACK said that in order to obtain background for

previous place of employment and is also

HURMACK does not know where "The Door" staff octained

this information.

separate letter has been forwarded to former SA

CHRISTENSEN requesting that he advise the San Diego Office

of the FBI if and when he is contacted by any individual regarding.

the above.

The above is being furnished for the Bureau's informa-

tion and San Diego will follow any action taken by local dissident

groups regarding above matter.

Bureau (AM) (RM)

San -0120-266; - 157-2815)

EX 101

REC-58.

AJM: ejt

(5)

154-2-514-39

aan...

PERS REC UNTAN

DU3. AUG 18 1972

EXT. INTE

SEP 14979 US. Sawing: Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Sawings Plass

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S-11355 (9-29-65)

-..

• Si

Domestic Intelligence Division

INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date

7/26/72

Summary

Previous data has been furnished re-

garding arrest of four white extremist.

Secret Army Organization (SAO) members

being arrested by San Diego Police Depart-

ment (SDPD) based on information furnished

by San Diego Division extremist informant.

Charges range from attempted

murder to

illegal possession of explosives.

Attached indicates additional arrests

Division extremist informant of two members

of the SAO by the SDPD on charges of posses-

son of explosives, receiving stolen property

and possession of

illegal tear gas gun.

In addition a San Diego gun dealer was

arrested by the Alcohol Tax and Firearms

Division for selling illegal automatic

weapon-conversion kits.

Weapons, exposines

and ammunition were confiscated during the

arrest and searches of residences.

Investi-

gation continuing regarding possible stolen

weapons recovered.

Copy of attached sent to Internal

Security Division of the Department.

Pertinent parts included in summary

type to White House, Vice President,

tele-glar

Attorney General, Secret Service and

Defense

Intelligence Agency.

WCP: aeh

ENT

06440 196

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

JUL 2 6 1972,

TELETTE

NR

11 SD CODE

11:3 7PM NITEL 7-25-72 GKF.

TO

ACTING DIRECTOR

FROM

SAN DIEGO (157-2815) 7P

NTL: 192-254

Hi, Betes

Lút: Bishoy

Mi. Cutlanan

Mit, € 'mphall

Mi. Govoland

Mf,

Contad

Me. Dalley

Ms, Jenklas

Mi. Matchall

Im Begato

Mr. Wultera

Tele, Rosa

Mr. Kilay -

VS. AtRATORE

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

BAO>, EXTREMIST MAITERS •

Jameshy.

JUNE TWENTY ONE , NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO, AN UN-

IDENTIFIED ASSAILAND FIRED IWO SHOTS INTO THE RESIDENCE

OF PETER BOHMER, A RADICAL PROFESSOR AI SAN DIEGO CAVEF.

BULLET STRIKING PAULA

THARP, AW ASSOCIATE OF BOHMER, IN

#/IF

THE RIGHT ELBOW. M

ON JUNE NINETEEN, NINETEEN SEVENTY WORE@@gUNIDENTIFIED

SUBJECI PLANTED A BOMB IN THE GUILD MOVIE

THEATRE, THREE*

EIGHT TWO SEVEN FIFTH AVENUE, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA,

CAUSING EXTENSIVE DAMAGE.

ON JUNE IWENTY ONE, NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO, INFORMATION

PROVIDED THE, SAN DIEGO POLICE DEPARIMENT (SDPD) FROM SAO

MEMBER HOWARD GODFREY, A LONG TIME INFORMANI FOR THE

END PAGE ONE

712

KBER OF SUBIECI ORGANIZATION

FT. AUG 3 1972

Tnở VH.15

NO HIGE

i KITTEY

-8199.

, AUG 1 0 1972

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PAGE TWO

SD 157-2815

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (FBIS REGARDING THE

ABOVE TWO CASES AND OTHER PERSONS INVOLVED WITH THE SAO

RESULTED IN SEARCH WARRANTS BEING SECURED AND EXECUTED

FOR THE RESIDENCES OF WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC, GEORGE

MICHELL HOOVER AND RICHARD AND GENEVIEVE FLEURY • AS

A RESULT,

THESE FOUR INDIVIDUALS WERE ARRESTED AND CHARGED

AS FOLLOWS:

RANGER OF SUSIECE GAUACIZATION

YAKOPEC WAS CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED MURDER, BOMBING

AND POSSESSION OF EXPLOSIVES • HOOVER WAS CHARGED WITH

ATTEMPED MURDER AND POSSESSION OF BILLY CLUB • RICHARD

AND GENEVIEVE FLEURY WERE CHARGED WITH POSSESSION OF

EXPLOSIVES •

THE SECRET ARMY. ORGANIZATION (SAO > IS

A PARA - MILITARY ORGANIZATION FORMED DURING -

THE EARLY PART OF OCTOBER, NINETEEN SEVENTY

ONE, BY FORMER MEMBERS AND SUPPORTERS OF THE

END PAGE TWO

2

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PAGE THREE

SD

157-2815

MINUTEMEN ORGANIZATION, FOR THE PURPOSE

OF REPLACING THAT ORGANIZATION, NOW

CONSIDERED DEFUNCT • WITH ITS HEADQUARTERS

LOCATED

. AT SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, THE SAO

INTENDS TO WORK. TOWARDS BECOMING A

NATIONWIDE ORGANIZATION•

AS A RESULT OF INFORMATION FURNISHED BY GODFREY,

THE FOLLOWING ACTION WAS TAKEN BY LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES

IN SAN DIEGO:

RENDER OF SUBSCE ORCANIZATION

, ON JULY SEVEN, NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO, JERRY LYNN.

DAVIS, A CALIFORNIA SAO COORDINATOR WITH THE RANK OF

CARTAIN WITHIN THAT ORGANIZATION, WAS ARRESTED BY THE

SAN DIEGO POLICE DEPARIMENT FOR POSSESSION OF EXPLOSIVES

AND RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY •

ON JULY TWELVE, NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO, THE SAN DIEGO

COUNTY GRAND JURY RETURNED TRUE BILLS ON YAKOPEC, HOOVER,

AND RICHARD AND GENEVIEVE FLEURY •

END PAGE THREE

3

power

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PAGE FOUR

50 157-2815

ON JULY EIGHTEEN, NINETEEN SEVENTY IWO, THE GRAND

JURY RETURNED A TRUE BILL ON JERRY LYNN DAVIS. SECOND

INDICIMENI WAS RETURNED ON ROBERT MEYERS, SAO MEMBER FOR

PERJURING HIMSELF DURING THE GRAND JURY HEARING OF JULY CALIF

TWELVE, NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO.

TENER Of SUBCT ORGANIZaTION

ON JULY TWENTY ONE,

NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO; A SEARCH

WARRANT WAS SERVED ON VAHL, BOYLES, RESIDENCE FOUR FOUR

FOUR THREE UPLAND STREET, LA MESA, CALIFORVIA, BY THE

SAN DIEGO POLICE DEPARTMENT, FOR WEAPONS, EXPLOSIVES,

AND MILITARY DRUGS • MRS • BOYLES IS THE MOTHER OF TROY

VAUGHTON, A LEADER OF THE SAN DIEGO MINUTEMEN ORGANIZATION,

SAN DIETL

CAi;

WHO MYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARED

IN NINETEEN

SIXTY SEVEN

A SUBSTANTIAL QUANTITY OF MILITARY DRUGS AND MEDICAL

SUPPLIES WAS FOUND BURIED BENEATH THE BOYLES' RESIDENCE.

EXPLOSIVE PARAPHERNALIA AND MINUTEMEN LITERATURE WAS

P

ALSO DISCOVERE•

THE MINUTEMEN IS. A PARAMILITARY •

GROUP ORGANIZED IN JUNE, NINETEEN SIXTY,

BY ROBER B . DE PUGH IN NORBORNE,

END PAGE FOUR

4

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SD 157-2815

PAGE FIVE

MISSOURI, AS A RESISTANCE TO THE

SPREAD OF COMMUNISM IN THE UNITED •

STATES BY USE OF GUERRILLA TACTICS.

DE PUGH IS CURRENTLY INCARCERATED

IN A FEDERAL PENITENTIARY FOR VIOLATION

OF THE FEDERAL FIREARMS ACT .

THE PATRIOTIC PARTY HAS BEEN THE

POLITICAL ARM OF THE MINUTEMEN.

WEBER OF SUBJECT ONCANIZATION

ON JULY IWENTYTHREE, NINETEEN SEVENTYTWO, A SEARCH

WARRANT WAS ISSUED ON THE RESIDENCE OF HOWARD FRANCIS

@ARK, ONE ZERO EIGHT ZERO SIXTH STREET, RAMONA, CALIFORNIA,

FOR EXPLOSIVES, AND ILLEGAL WEAPONS. CLARK WAS ARRESTED

BY THE SAN DIEGO POLICE DEPARTMENT FOR POSSESSION OF

EXPLOSIVES (TWO COUNTS), POSSESSION OF AN ILLEGAL TEAR

GAS GUN, AND RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY. THOUSANDS OF

ROUNDS OF MILITARY AMMUNITION WERE SEIZED ALONG WITH

DEACTIVATED LAND MINES, ASSORTED MORTAR ROUNDS, NUMEROUS

END PAGE FIVE

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SD 157-2815

PAGE SIX

RIFLES AND HAND GUNS, AND SAO LITERTURE. CLARK ADMITS

BELONGING TO THE SAO •

• ON JULY IWENTYFOUR, NINETEEN SEVENTYTWO, THOMAS

FORREST, A SAN DIEGO GUN DEALER, WAS ARRESTED. FOR THE

SALE OF SEVERAL ILLEGAL. AUTOMATIC WEAPON CONVERSION KITS,

TO UNDERCOVER SAN DIEGO POLICE DEPARTMENI OFFICER • HE •

WAS ARRESTED BY THE ALCOHOL, TOBACCO AND FIREARMS DEPARTMENT

ATFD).

ON JULY IWENTYFOUR, NINETEEN SEVENTYTWO, SAN DIEGO

COUNTY SHERIFF'S INVESTIGATORS SEIZED A CACHE OF

WEAPONS AND EXPLOSIVES IN THE CUYAMACA PARK AREA.

INCLUDED WAS A FLAME THROWER, LAND MINE FUSES, A QUANTITY

OF EXPLOSIVES, AND PRIMER FUSES OF THE TYPE USED IN THE

BOMBING OF THE GUILD MOVIE THEATRE IN SAN DIEGO.

ON JURY TWENTYFIVE, NINETEEN SEVENTYTWO, NEWS

MEDIA IN SAN DIEGO, INCLUDING KFMB, CHANNEL EIGHT

TELEVISION, AND KGIV, CHANNEL TEN TELEVISION CARRIED

A NEWS STORY REGARDING THE QUOTE PROBE OF SECRET

ARMY AND QUOTE, REVEALING THAT GODFREY, AN FBI INFORMANT,

END PAGE SIX

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PAGE SEVEN

SD 157-2815

HAD TESTIFIED BEFORE THE GRAND JURY AND THAT A TWENTY

• FOUR HOUR PROTECTIVE SURVEILLANCE HAD BEEN PLACED

AROUND HIS HOME BY THE SAN DIEGO POLICE DEPARTMENT.

ON JULY TWENTY FIVE, NINETEEN SEVENTYTWO, DETECIIVE

REUBEN BRANDON, SAN DIEGO POLICE DEPARIMENT, ADVISED

THAT HE DOES NOT BELIEVE FURTHER ARRESTS WILL RESULT

FROM THE CURRENT INVESTIGATION OF THE SAO.

ADMINISTRATIVE:

SAN DIEGO HAS CLOSELY FOLLOWED ACTIVITIES INVOLVED

IN THE SAO

PROBE BY THE SAN DIEGO POLICE DEPARTMENT AND

OTHER LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES FOR POSSIBLE PROSECUTIONS

FOR VIOLATIONS OF FEDERAL LAW BY THE FBI. ANY WEAPONS

RECOVERED WHICH ARE POSSIBLY STOLEN MILITARY WEAPONS

ARE BEING MADE THE SUBJECT OF CURRENT INVESTIGATION,

BY THE SAN DIEGO OFFICE•

END

BJM FBI WASHDC

ACK FOR NRB19 & 911

CLR

MR. TRAINOR

ROOM 712-A 92D;

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San Diego, California

August 10, 1972

San Diego File:

Bufile:

• 157-2815

157-23577

APPENDIX

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

communist, paramilitary organization formed during the

early part of October, 1971 in san Diego, California, bj

former members and supporters of the Minutemen Organiza-

tion and for the purpose of replacing that organization,

which was considered defunct in the san Diego area.

on January 7, 1972, according to a source, the

SAO intended to conduct intelligence-type operations

and offer training in urban guerrilla warfare to be used

against "Ieft-wing Groups" and suspected enemies of the

United States.

The SAO is headquartered In San Diego, Califor-

nia, and intenas to become a nationwide organization.

APPENDIX

Source: INfORMANT

furt

157-23577-

NOT RECORDED

3 AUG 17 1972

evisionna

APPROVED

Date 67 AU62 91972

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•san piego, calliornia

August

10, 1972

San Diego File:

Bufile:

157-2815

157-23577

BRIEF DESCRIPTIVE CHARACTERIZATION

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

The Secret Army Organization (SAO) is an

anti-communist, paramilitary organization formed

in 1971 in San Diego, California. It intends to

conduct intelligence-type operations and to offer

in urban guerrilla warfare to be used

against "Ieft-Wing Groups" and suspected enemies

of the United States.

BRIEF DESCRIPIIVE CHARACTERIZATION

Source: iNfORMANT

not frie

157-23577-

NOT RECORDED

3 AUG 17 1972

Date

DAPROVED 8/30

6IAUG29.1972

6540)

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SAS, San Diego (157-2815)

8/7/72

Acting Director, FBI (157-23577)

OSSORES ATRA OREANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

1 - Mr. W. C. Patterson

ReSDiel 7/25/72 that furnished a summary regarding the

arrest of SAD members in the San Diego area by the San Diego

Police Department and Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division.

In connection with these arrests, it was noted that

rifles, handguns and various other weapons

and explosives vera

confiscated.

It was mentioned that searches incidental to the

errests located SAD and Minutemen Iiterature. San Diego obtain

from San Diego Police Department copies of this literatuze, lists

of weapons confiscated, and copies of any photographs taken. 0....

weapons confiscated.

Submit this naterial as attachments to a1

LHi which should explain the circunstances and location where

found. Such information will be of pertinence to ous invest.i..

MAILED 21

AUG4 - 1972

gation of the SAD and will be of assistance in the Bureau's

training program.

• Follow local prosecutive action regarding the SAD members

and insure the Bureau is kept fully apprised of developments.

Remain alert for possible violations coming within che jurisdiotis

of this Bureau and insure appropriate action is taken.

WCP: aso (4) 65º

NOTE:

EX-114

REC 44/57-23577-37

SAO is an anticommnist, ultraconservative, paramilitary

organization which was formed in San Diego in 1971. Referenced

teletype furnished a summary of information regarding arrest of six

Felt

Bates

SAO members by the San Diego Police Department and the Alcohol,

Bishop

Tobacco and Firearms Division. The charges against those arrested

Callahan

Campbell

ranged froll attempted murder to possession of explosives. San Dies

Cleveland

Conrad

has not furnished copies of literature confiscated during arrests

Dalbey

Jenkins

Marshall

or submitted a listing of weapons confiscated This Iterature

Miller, E.S.

and photographs of weapons confiscated should be of interest in

Ponder

Soyars

training program.

€ AUG S 1972

Haltera

Tolo.

Room _

Mr. Kinley

4

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502924 SCANNES

Mr. Armstront:-

Is. Hewie L2- MA ROOM E MELETYPE UNIT

Neenal -

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SSC Request 1/20/76

Item 2 Ke:

Howard Berry Godfrey)

Volune IV

Retain

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*Cove- Shaer for Informant Report or M

FD-BN6 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date received

2/9/71

repeive iron firebal number)

VD

455-R

Method of delivery

(check appropfiate blocks)

in person

by telephone

by mail

orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

2/19/71

Transcribed 2/23/21

_"G. Kamen

Authenticated

by Informant

2/24/71

Brief description of activity or material

Cintact w/ Isaac Cantrell

Date prepared

2/24/78

Received by

sisterenh: Chustensen

• recording device

Date of Report

2/9/11

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

2/8/21

File where original is located if not attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infonnation recorded on a card index by

on date.

Reinanis:

157-179% (MM)

= 1.

170-2864-167

157-2224 (Cantrell)

5149x

100 913149 (DePrah)

41: 3149%

159-9119 (Warke

es Patrick Peyson on indek)

1760oak sas la A 7-6

SEARCHED...

SERIALIZED

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On February 9, 1971

By JEROME

I contacted the mystery man last night at

Denny's Restaurant and it turned out to be ISAAC CANTRELL.

He told me that he previously lived in Arizona and

because of some trouble or difficulty there, moved to

Los Angeles, California.

He said he believed he had been followed to

Los Angeles.

He subsequently moved to the san Diego area

and is now living in Alpine.

We talked about his recent

arrest on charges

of violating firearms laws and he said the charges

against him have been dismissed. He said he thinks

the local authorities are still watching him, and that

they may try to arrest him again if they get

the chance.

He said he still has most of his stuff for

working on firearms but indicated that the articles which

were confiscated

at the time of his arrest had not been

returned to him.

As an additional note of interest, he told me :

he had been in contact with BOB DE PUGH and WALTER PEYSON

at Phoenix, Arizona, approximately three months before

they were arrested.

I plan to proceed slowly in my contacts with

CANTRELI as he may be a set-up for the local or state

authorities.

perome

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Date prepared

2/24/71

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

Received by

2/11/71

(fittines

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

→ by mail

If orally

recording device

7 written by Informant

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date of Report

Dictated

2/19/91

- 6. Kamen

2/11/71

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed —

2/23/71

Authenticated

by Informant

2/24/71

Brief description of activity or material

2/10/71

Into re Deraick, Macsis,

Barrell,

AC EXP

File where original is located ifnot attached

100-15462

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infomation recorded on a card index by

_ on date .

Remarks:

157-2178 (Domenicle)

170-286A-1T

100-14297 (davis)

100-15356 (Herver)

100-15462 (NCEMP)

100-14427 (MIC)

Block Stamp

06-2811-97

SEARCHED.

SERIALIZED

FILED 1-

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On February 11, 1971

By JEROME

The photograph of RONALD TIMOTHY DONENICK

is not familiar to me.

However, I will scout around

and see if I can find out something about him:

I was talking to SAM DAVIS yesterday. He told

me he recently came close to killing a police officer

and explained that he and GEORGE HOOVER were hauling a

trunk full of machine guns in one of their cars when

they were stopped because they had a bad headlight.

DAVIS said he got out to mee the officer and

and had a .45 calioes pistol under his belt on his back

• that or cer

and a hand grenade in each pocket of his jacket. He

said HOOVER, who stayed in the car, was covering him with

a Thompson sub-machine gun. He said if the officer had

tried to look in the car they probably would have had

to kill him.

CANTRELL and I have set up a method whereby

there will be a five minute period of time each week

during which I can contact him at a specified telephone

number.

Attached are some printed materials from the

National Center for the Exploration of Human Potential.

These items were obtained a while ago by the Minutement

from the files of the Message Information Center.

some

-NW 65984-Doc/d+92989524-Page-1201-244pmen

THE FREEDOM. INTIMACY AND

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THE NATIONAL

NIER FOR THE LAPLUMATTONE

Registration

f 7199

Name

Address

City

State

Fee is tax deductable

• $31 Per Person

$55 Per Couple

• D $20 For Full Time Students

Meals included.

Zip

20% reduction in program cost for Center Members

ie National Center for the Exploration of Human Potential

180 El Paseo Grande, La Jolla, California 93037

NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION

U.S. POSTAGE

PAID

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA

PERMIT NUMBER 747

National Center for the Exploration of

Human Potential

—. 53

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La Jolla, California

TORREY PINES INN

November 20, 21, 22

MODEL COMMUNITY

ZEST OF A

THE FREEDOM, INTIMACY AND

EXPERIENCING

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EXPERIENCING COMMUNITY

THE TORI EXPERIENCE

The TORI community starts with several

experiences designed to build a sense of com-

munity, and to deepen personal growth.

Stemming from these experiences, the

community unfolds and emerges. Each mem-.

ber has an opportunity to participate in this •

process and to influence the unfolding' in

significant ways. The community becomes

. a powerful medium for personal change.

Members live an opportunity to relate in-

tensely and openly to many others in a variety

of situatione. They are free to try out new

ways uf being and doing. Each participant

is responsibia for his own learning, and has

a variety o: options and choices during the

weekend. Each person, in a significant sense,

creates his own experience and his own com-

munity environment.

The TORi experiences (trust, openness,

realization, and interdependence) emerge

from the community interaction. They are

seen as central to the growth of the person

as well as to the development of community.

The basic TORI theory will be presented by

Dr. Jack R. Gibb as it is applied to the build.

ing of a sense of community in classrooms,

neighborhoods, congregations, families, and

the total school or business system.

Sandra La Boon, who will be conducting

the workshop, has worked with Dr. Gibb over

the past two years in a wide variety of group

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experiences. She has conducted groups with

the Center, Y.M.C.A.'s of Los Angeles and

San Diego and with the Methodist Church.

She is currently conducting research with Dr.

Gibb on the TORI theory.

DESIGN

The community is built upon 24 hours of

experiences over a three-day period. Parti.

cipants should plan to attend for all 24 hours.

No observers will be admitted although parti-

cipants will have fredom to participate in an

experience or not. We start after dinner, 7:30

PM on Friday. The Experience ends 5:00 PM

on Sunday. It is not necessary to stay over

night at the Inn.

CLOTHING

The dress should be comfortable and in-

formal, so you can sit on the floor and go

barefooted or wear socks.

SCHEDULE

Friday night from 7:30 pim. - 11:00 p.m..

Saturday from 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.

Sunday from 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

MEALS

Meals are an integral part of the experience

and participants should plan to have all meals

with the group. There is no additional charge

for meals.

Cost of the training is S25.00.

The training will be in the evening November 22, 23, and 24th, 7:30 to 10:00 P.M. at the National Center

8080 El Paseo Grande, La Jolia, California.

in order to be eligible to take the leader training it will have been necessary for each potential leader to

have experienced a complete TORI weekend.

For the first time we will be providing a program to train laders in conducting the TORI Community

Experience.

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNIT

OR GROUP LEADERS

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NATIONAL CENTER FOR

,50 El Paseo Grande

La Jolla, Californis 92037

ji MPLORATION OF HUMAN P

IAR

(714) 459-4463

center

OCTOBER, 1970

• TORI WEEKEND WITH SANDRA LA BOON

by Ann Sturgis

Mari Murdock, Editor

Bonnie Weber, Arrist

November 20, 21, and 22

• Friday evening, Sat. & Sun.

This is an adventure in a community of high trust living. The experien:

of the weekend are based on the theory formulated by Dr. Jack R. Gibb, his

WiFe Lorraine,

associates. The program has been given for national con.

ferences, staff and management of companies, college faculties, congregatio:

freshman orientation programs, high school student bodies, and other groups

Sandra La Boon has been working with DI, Gibb for the past two years and do:

research upon the effects of the TORI experience upon participants and thei:

organizations. She is warm, charming, and competent as a leader.

WHAT CAN HAPPEN IN A TORI WEEKEND?

Trust can emerge, chasing away a lo:

of vague anxieties and insecurities.

You can get in touch with your freedor

and self-determination. Experience an openness and sense your flow in life.

You can explore your own feelings about. touching and being touched.

Become

more aware of your own initiative.

Shed

the bondage of a role, become spont

OUS.

You may experience, as some participants have, transcendental or mysti

experiences.

Take part in a celebration.

Recapture the pleasure of being

alive and human.

For reservations or further information, contact the Center.

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MODEL. PECTECTS REPORT

Parent and Farly Childhood--Three meetings have alrearly been held with future

meetings scheduled weekly.

The last meeting was ecstatic and productive,

breaking up after midnight. Contact Jan Hickman (454-5915) for information!

Senior citizens--One meeting has already been held. Winnie Yee (273-4838)

is coordinating temporarily, but we need a permanent coordinator.

Teen Program--Dee Thiera is coordinating. The first meeting was held October

For further information, contact the Center.

Parent-Teen Cormittee --No meetings have yet been held. A coordinator is need

If interested, please call Al Lewis at che Center.

Business and Industry--Dave Perlis and Jay Singh are coordinating. One meeti

has been held and Dave and Jay are eager to involve more people. Contact the

Center, or try Jay at home, 488-4128.

Churches--A committee is being formed to work with the churches. Several

ministers have indicated interest. Please contact Al Lewis for further infor

mation.

Women's Program--Nari Murdock--I am interested in contacting anyone who is

Interested in working on the development of a pilot program aimed at helping

women move away from the sex-role steroetype and into. a greater realization c

our own identity, strength and creativity. as human beings.

I have contacts

with the Women's Studies Program

at San Diego State College and a rather com-

prehensive bibliography of the literature in this field which may be of some

I'd like to begin meeting with a group of female members and friends of the

Center as a first step in the effort to identify what points we'd like to

cover with the pilot program. While the initial rap sessions may be limited

to women only, men are welcome at the committee meetings.

If interested,

please give me a call at home (583-1563)

or leave your name with someone

the Center..

at

WOMEN

If you are interester in any of these committees, please contact Al Lewis or

the respective coordinators.

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DOES FROW DUR NEW ME. ERSHIP DIRECTOR

Dear Fellow Member:

As your new membership director I would like to tell you how excited

am about the exciting things that are happening at the National Center..

But, before I go into that, let me tell you how I became associated with

A DPP on September 26

and 27, led by Al Lewis and Winnie Yee, convi

me of what. I har increasingly come to believe over the last two years--t

the ultimate beauty in the world is the human being--you and me--each of

raw material for the most beautiful works that can possibly be created.

I came to the Harvard Business School from New Delhi, India, in May,

with the intention of acquiring the skills to go and capture for myself

treasures of the outside world.

Oh! I was determined to be relentless

my seeking, and if someone got hurt. of had to be hurt, it was going to t

all in the line of business.

Now, having gotren my MBA and having started work on my Ph.D. in Leac

. ship and Human Behavior at USIU, I'm realizing that there is something e

more important: for me to. do, and this is to strive to tap more of my owi

: inner, infinite potentialities,. to strive for growth as a person, to mar

The real treasure lies within me, not

... outside of me:

Well, I'm embarked on this journey-on this adventure ir

becoming more of a person.

But I have realized too, that I can do this only with the help of oti

people. I can only actualize my infinite potentialities by helping othe

actualize thirs.

And so, I accepted the responsibility that Al Lewis i

quested me to take up--and I have launched the 1970 Fall Membership Drit

My goal is to double our present membership, i.e., to increase the numbe

of Participating Members by at. least 240 by December, 1970.

That's the

very least the Center must do. That's the smallest increase my conscier

will allow me. Our long range goal is to reach out to the millions in

Diego, in the U.S.A., and elsewhere around the world.

And

in this, I need your help. Will you join with me in this progra!

• to reach out to more people?

would like to suggest this to each memb

Reach out to one person in each of the last three months of 1970 and as!

him to become a Participating Member of the National Center.

Also, ple.

renew your own membership if it's about to expire.

AT And

I have devel

a list of privileges for members (see articles on membership and Fsalen

ranes), but these are all insignificant relative to the inner joy of

helping people to become everything. they are meant to be.

Two other important programs, the Community Action Program and the

Model Projects Propram, have been launched.

The National Center is goi

forwaid.

This is due to you and other members like yourself.

• I'm

asking more of you--to help us reach our objective of at least another.

240 members by December, 1970.

240

• Thanks, and Love to all of you.

Jay Singh

Membership Director

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080 El Paseo Grande

& Jolla, California

92037

(714) 459-4469

MOMBERSHIP INFORMATION

he National Center offers the following membership opportunities:

YPE OF MENBERSHTP

COST

NDOWTNG

PONSORING

$1000 or more

per year

$500 or more

per year

ADVANTAGE.S

1. All arvantages of Participatir

Member

2. 12 scholarships (to any $33.00

program

1. All advantages of Participatir

Member

2. 6 scholarships

USTAINING

$100 or more

per. year. :

1. All advantages of Participatir

Member

2. 2 scholarships

ARTICIPATING

(a)

FAMILY

$40.00/year

1. All advantages of mailing list

membership

2. Borrowing privileges from

(b.)

(c)

REGULAR

$25.00/year

FULI.-TIME

STUDENT

$15.00/year

Center cassette tape library

Human Potentialities book

library

3. All Center programs available

to you at 20% discount

4. Opportunity to participate in

Center Model Projects Progra

5. Opportunity to actualize your

• own potential and help other

actualize theirs through oth

activities determined by you:

and the Center.

AILING LIST

$3.00 per year

1. 2 page BULLETIN of behavioral

science research findings to

aid your personal growth

2. Newsletter

3. Schedule of programs

4. Information

on all growth cen

ters and human potentialitie

programs upon request

ut, above all,

the opportunity to work with us, to join us in reachinp, out

o more people in San Diegn, the United States, and beyond, is the MOST

MPORTANT ADVANTAGE.

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,AF. MATTONAL CENTER

8080 El Paseo Grande

-La Jolla, California

THE EXPLORATION OF HUMA

OTENTIAL

92037

(714) 459-4461

TAPES FROM ESALEN

The Following tapes have been ordered from Esalen. They should be availat

for ise of members anty by the middle of November, 1970. The tapes will t

available on a library-loan basis, the details of which are being finaliz

SURVEY AND BACKGORUND OF HUMAN POTENTIAT. MOVEMENT

ABRAHAM MASLOW: Farther Reaches of Human Nature

CARI, ROGERS: Intensive Group Experience

RICHARD MARSH: Beyond Games

WILSON VAN DUSEN:

Interview by Michael Murphy

GORGE LEONARD: Stens Toward Utopia

MICHAEL MURPHY: From Dream to Reality

WILLTAM SCHUTA: Theory for Esalen & Microlab Experience

FREDERICK S. PERLS:

Dream Theory & Demonstration

FREDERICK H. STOLIER: Interview by Connie Goldman

EDWARD MAUPIN: Guired Meditation in Body Awareness

AJAN WATTS: Divine Madness

JOSEPH CAMPBELL: Freud, Jung, & Kundalini Yoga

SIDNEY JOURARD: Human

• Ises of Behavioral Research

ROBERT GERARD: Psychosynthesis

VIRGINIA SATIR: Family Communication & Growth

DONALD JACKSON: New Methods of Working with the Family

JACK & LORRANINE GIBB: The Emergent Group

17 titles

BROAD SCOPE OF THE FUTURE & CAPACITY FOR HUMAN GROWTH

USA 2000: THREE ALTERNATIVE VIEWS: Rogers, Watts, Kahn

GEORGE LEONARD: Predictions for Education

MICHAEL MURPHY: A Survey of Currert Programs

GEORGE STEINER: Critical Comment

SUZUKI ROSHI: Teachings & Disciplines of Zen

ALAN WATTS: The Diamond Way

JOSEPH CAMPRELL & HUSTON SMITH: Tibet

Ro Do L411G: Introductory Tape on Sanity

JOHN PERAY: Journey into Archetypal Myth

STANISIAV GROF: LSD Therapy

POETRY OF MADNESS: Perry, Watts, Naranjo, Ginsberg

HARVEY COX: Religion in

the 2lst Century

ABRAHAM MA.SI.OW: Psychology of Religious Awareness

WILLIAM SCHUTZ: A Guided Fantasy Demonstration

DANE, RUDEYAR & CLAUDIO NARANJO:

Symbols of Unfoldment

JOIN C. LILY: Learning from the Dolphins

16 titles

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NEEDS AND WANTS

No you have any of the following lying around collecting dust, or do you knor

of anyone who might be persuaded to part with their treasure in the service

good cause? We still need

filing cabinets (one legal size and one regular)

vertical and horizonal files

:.a small desk

sturdy table for typewriter

books for Human Potentialities

Library

New Members

Anyone willing to donate 25 square yards of carpeting for the group room at

the Center?

Face lifting at the Center offices is proceeding rapidly. Have you seen the

new table and shelves built for us by Al Attig of San Diego Product Engineeri

We've decided on a color scheme and are looking for people willing to make

drapes and help with painting.

If. you have skills and/or enthusiasm, please

contact Brax Millard (277-6442). Brax is our "artist"

, also a gardener and

landscape designer by profession who is looking for additional free lance wot

The Center's new bulletin board and the DPP posters are

samples of his creat:

vity and competence.

".." ..

We still need a large house or equivalent, preferably in the San Diego area,

which can be made available for Center residential programs. Suggestions,

offers or questions should be directed to Audrey or Al at the Center.

REPORT ON FUNDING PROPOSAL -- Len Chase • •

An NCEHP preliminary resume was prepared. It contains a description of t

Center's programs and plans, organization and cost projection for a three yee

period. Copies are being made available to certain agencies and foundations.

By this means, funding for the support of current and on-going programs is

being solicited. Efforts are now being turned toward the expansion of resume

data and the start of special purpose funding proposals.

•arityne

MESSAGE TO DPP TRADERS

Leaders who have been trained by DI. Otto still need to

lead several prar

cums before their training is considered complete:

Any leader who wants add:

tional practicum experiences, please contact Winnie Yee at home (273-4838) o:

at the Center.

REPORT ON PRACTICIN WEEKENDS -- Winnie Yee

Since July, a total of 50 learers trained from the Summer Institute and

previous training sessions have led practicum (training) weekends. Approxim

200 individunls from the San Diego cummunity have participated

in

these week.

They come from all walks of life with ages ranging from 15 to 60. Feedback

indicates that these practicums have been growth experiences for both leader:

and participants.

It is anticipated that leaders undergoing training will hi

an opportunity to lead every 4-o woeks with a greater number of the parricipi

coming, from the various college in the area.

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FD-30 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date received

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2/12/71

501/5S

Method of delivery

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in person

by telephone

by mail

Morally

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Dictated

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__to .

KeWilson

Transcribed

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Authenticated

by Informant -

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Brief description of activity or material

Into re billiam Cantrell

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* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

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_on date .

Remarksss

138-2224

(Isase Cantrell)

70-2864 - 1í

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Block Stamp

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82

February 42, 1971

BY JEROME

I have made arrangements whereby I can contact

ISAAC CANTRELI at a pay telephone during a five minute period

of time once a week.

The next scheduled contact period

for the middle of next week.

He wants to be contacted at

that time as he wants to have some phony identification

made up for him, He feels he needs this extra identification

in order to hide out or conceal himself in the event it looks

chough the authorities are going to try to bust him again.

willing to trade a completed model of this machine gun for

the phoney identification.

perome

learnt!

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lover, Sheet for Informont Report or M

1-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date received

Roceed ges are or symbol number!

2/18/71

51015%

of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

I in person

_ by telephone

_ by mail

forally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Dictated

2/19/41 6. Kamang

Transcribed

2/23/11

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by Informant .

= /24/71

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SinC sale

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2/24/71

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SA Steven I: Christensen

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2/18/71

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• written by Informant

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100-13847

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_ on date s

Remarks:

157-1798 (MAR)

Inder: Peoples Peace

170-2864-117

Treeing (100-459423

180-13847 (smc)

100-14495 (AlanStancief)

100-14646

(Crie Standliff)

100-14485 (Willians)

100-15507

(Nustorm)

100-

100-14297 (Darr's)

(Ir. George

Abbott

Block Stamp

100-14892

(MDM)

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DISHY WIEG

100-11836 (YSA)

119-26-79y9

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on February 18, 1971

By JEROME

I was present at the SMC sponsored rally

yesterday. It looked as though 250 persons were present.

Most of the well known cadical names were present such

AS ALAN SLANCLIFES CONNIE STANCHIES BILL WILLIAMS,

Bo J. MYSTROM, DR. GEORGE ABBOTT and others.

Nothing specticular happened, and I was unable

to listed to the speakers as I was forced to leave early.

This was because B. J. BYSTROM, who knows me very well,

was circulating around and I did not want to be recognized.

I was talking to SAM DAVIS last night and he

told me an interesting thing.

Minutement have discovered that their fingerprints can

tha that

He said that some of the

be temporarily disfigured or obliterated simoly by

spraying then with this new clear spray bandadge or. by

rubbing white glue like Elmer's Glue on them.

Attached are the leaflets I obtained yesterday

at the sally.

ferome

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CLASSES

I N

REVOLUTIONARY SOCIALISM

LE YOU ARE CONCERNED ABOUT THE STRUGGLES GOING ON IN TILE WORLD TODAY AND IN MAYS TO

HELP THESE STRUGGLES CULMINITE IN A BETTER SOCIETY COHE TO THE INFORMLL CLASSES

SPONSORED BE THE YOUNG SOCIALISI ALLIANCE.

KE OFFER A MARXIST ANALYSIS OF WHAT'S

HAPPENING TODAY AND A CONCRETE PROGRAM FOR CHANGING SOCIETY.

Feb. 10 REVOLUTION IN THE UNITED STATES?

Beading: Eow to Make & Revolution in the U.S. by Peter Camejo

Feb.Ig

THE SIATE AND REVOLUTION

Reading: The harrist Theory of the State by Ernest Handel.

Feb.24

THE STRUGGLE FOR BLACK LIBERATION

Reading: Transitional Program for Black Liberation

How & Minority Can Change Society by George Breitman

M85.3

WHAT IS CAPITALISA?

Reading: The Teachings of Karl Marx by V.I. Lenin

TRE. 10

TRE REVOLUTIONARY POTENTIAL OF FEMINISH

Roading: Problems of Women's Liberation by Evelya Reed

Mar. 17 THE CHICANO LIBERATION STRUGGLE

'Reading: La Raza! Why Chicano Party? Why Chicazo Studies?

Mar. 24

HOW TO DEFEND THE VIETNESE REVOLUTION

Reading: War and Revolution in Vietnam by Doug Jenness

Liberalism, Ultraleftism and Mass Action by Canejo

bar. 31 SOCLALISH AND THE FOTENTIAL OF HUMAN BEINGS

Reading: Socialism and Man by Che Guerara

WEDNESDAYS at 7:30 p.m.

San Diego State College

Aztee Center, Room N

Tase alen by the

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OZZIE NEVER WAS A NICE DAY..

Some judge in Oregon gave Ozzie Osbon a choke

DO YOUR, TIME IN IHE JOINT

OR, DO 4 YEARS IN INE MLITARY

Ozzie thought he might be getting a good deal...

A chance to make himself into something Laman

Ozzie hated the corps.

He and 15 other GI's

skipped out on their company

in a slave revolt. Ozzie was

a delinguent just like

back home.

Ozzie Joined the

saw that instead of

ne

trained to

trained

fine Corps, he looked around.

to be canon fodder...

But this time he didnt feel like he was

all wrong and they were all richt.

He felt strong and joined up with other Gi's

who felt the way he did about the service.

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Being inside the Corps

is hard enough. Fighting

it from the inside takes

a super-together-head.

So Ozzie took a

vacation in Kanada

to get ready before

he came back again to join other Gi's in resisling

the military and the War in Asia.

When he tried to return Ozzie was busted. But hë was set

Remember

Osborne? Talked

15 men into going

AHOl. last y car.

So? lic was

causing trouble.

Good thing

he left

Well, listen up

chen. He's back

Caught at the border

Said he was on his

way back.

free to await

I know. That's

what I'm afraid

of

his court-

martial for

Unauthorized

Absence. You

see, the lifers

in charge had

misplacedhis

records...

When Ozzie's

file caught up

Gisa

with him, they

found out what

his political beliefs.were; put him in the brig and charged him with desertion

Ozzie was shafted. He now

faces a General Court

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ELS PEACE TREATY MEETING & RIDAY AT 7:00 IN THI: AZTEC CENTER

IND OUT HOW YOU CAN HELP IMPLEMENT HIS TREATY AND IRING AN END TO THE WAR

or further information call: from 10 to 4 p.M. call 286-6460

from 5 to 7 0.m. cal1 291-9487

jubstantive parts of the motion on the People's Peace Treaty

We move that this Association (organization, institution) endorse a people's

reaty with the people of Viet Nam,

• The President of the Association (organization, institution) shall appoint a

onmission with a mandate

(A) to communicate this motion to the Vietnamese people

(B) to engage in discussions with representatives of the Democratic Republic

I Viet Nam, the Provisional Revolutionary Governmoth, other popular forces, and

cademic colleagues seeking peace and independence in Viet Nam in order to engage

n academic cooperation and exchange, and

(C) to study and recommend ways and means to withdraw the resources of this

ssociation (organization, institution) from further support from this war.

Prior to May 1, 1971 (a year and a day after the U.S. invasion of Cambodia) this

onmission shall report to the membership on the progress of its work and of pro-

osals for further action implementing the motion.

xplanatory Material

In opinion polls and in direct tests on the ballot, most recently in Detroit,

ie American people have shown themselves to favor immediate and total withdrawal

rom Viet Nam,

Furthermore, the Nixon Administration, aware of this growing majority, has consis-

intly claimed to be ending the war. But the facts arc disheartening. Two years

ive passed. American bombing of Laos has sharply increased. American troops

ive invaded Cambodia and then leit the AVN to continue oven warfare in that

eviously quiet country, with massive air support from U.S. forces. The devas -

ition of South Viet Nam has continued. And playing, upon the anxiety of Americans

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the prisoners held in the" irth, the U.S. Government has t.in increased the

mbing of North Viet Nam, as weal as initiating commando raids

Bombs with de-

ructive power two and one-hale times that of the Hiroshima atom bomb are dropped

1 Visi Nam everv weok. Hoparently the Administration has defined "ending the war"

lowering the level of American bättle casualties and the number of American ground

mops in Viet Nam to a point that the American people will accept.

But this defin

cion permits the indefinite extension if suffering and destruction in Indochina

rought by American aerial hombardment aid other technology, and ground fighting

y Asian mercenaries and conscripts,

At the same time the Nixon Administration has misrepresented the highly volatile

olitical developments in the U.S. - held cities of South Viet Nam, where there has

een rising and open opposition to the Thieu-Ky-Kiem regime and to the American pre-

ence, by students, war veterans, women, workers, intellectuals, journalists, Buddhists

nd others. These groups are openly willing to communicate with the NIE, and to enter

Into a coalition with the Provisional Revolutionary Govt, of South Viet Nam (PRG)

For that reason it is urgent that the PRG proposal (Paris. Sebt. 17, 1970) receive

fair consideration. It sets forth the following principles as the basis for a just

and honorable peace: (1) the total withdrawal of all U.S. military forces from Viet

Jam by a date to be specified by the U.S. - porhaps June 30, 1971, as in the

Hatfield - McGovern amendment; (2) total withdrawal of all U.S. military and econom-

ic support of the Thien-Ky-Kiem regime: (3) total non-intervention by the U.S. in the

intrissal political affairs of Viet Nam. When these conditions are met the Vietnamese

will (1) form a Provisional Coalition Goverment reuresenting all independent and dem

ocratic forces and hold free general eloctions in all of S. Viet Nam: (2) release im-

mediately all captured soldiers and political prisoners: and (3)refrain from attacking

U.S, forces in the process of withdrawal.

The U.S. loverument has not taken these steps, nor has it even taken the uroros-

als seriously, so far as anvoue klows. The neoule of Viet Nam and the neople of the

U.S. both want U.S. withdraval; with the U.S. Governnent preventing it, it seems

necessary for citizens and for elous to cease devending on the Government and

to attempt divout contait with the Victiamese. The endorsement of the Peonle s

Peace Treats, as provused in this motion, is the natural way to proceed toward that

enri.

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* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

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_on date .

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9065189-1995

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On February 18, 1971

By JEROME

Yesterday I checked the Minutemen Post Office

Box in Spring Valley and found an answer to the letter

we sent to the new Minutement group in Elgin, Illinois.

The envelope was post marked February 8, 1971, and so

has probably been in the Post Office Box for several

days. The contents were wrapped in true Minutement

fashion and copies are attached.

I will have to have

the original back for future business.

I showed the letter to SAM DAVIS last night.

He was fasinated and excited by the letter and immediately

called JIM POTO who is back in town from Phoenix, Arizona.

POTo, in turn, is suppose to have tried to make arrange-

ments for myself, poto, and DAVIS to contact EV MOORE,

Saturday, February 20,

1971, at the Gun Show in Juma,

Arizona.

MOORE, who resides in Phoenix, is suppose to

be a big Minutemen leader who was close

up under dE PUGh.

He may possibly nave been the counter part of TRoy

HOUGHTON which would have made him the regional coordinator

of the Minutemen organization in Arizona.

He is said

to have some excellent contacts on the east coast.

If it is not possible for us to meet at Yuma,

we will then call on MOORe at Phoenix some time

in the

next couple of weeks.

POTO, who I understand just barely returned

from Arizona,

has advised that MoOre has been wanting

to make some

contacts in the San Diego area.

According

to poto, possible reasons for this would be that-pera MoORE

Is tied up with the new group at Elgin, Illinois, and

does not want the DE PUGH family to regain control of

the organization. Furthermore, it does not appear that

the new Minutement group has a regional coordinator for

the Southern California area at this time and MOORE

may be wanting to find someone to nominate.

Jerome

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on February 18,. 1971

By EROME

I understand from talking to SAM DAVIs that

we will have access to a printing press large enough

to print full size newspapers. This press

apparently.

belongs to BILL CLAY and is the one which was stored

In DAVIS' garage for a long time. I do not know where

It Is now, but Poto claims to know of a secure garage

which we can sent for $o a month to set the press up in

and begin printing. We will see what happens.

I will contact SAM DAVIS again to night before.

leaving for the Yuma Gun Show. . I am suppose to see ISAAC

CANTRELL at the Denny's Restaurant in El Cajon at 7:00 p.I.,

on February 22, 1971.

ferone

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1971

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Spring Valley, Cal1f. 92037

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UL CLUNIRY

Mational Leaders Praise V.F.W.'s Dedication To America

122:

Vice President Agnew admires the V.F.W.

Americanism Award presented to him by

Commander-in-Chief Gallagher on behalf

of the organization.

(E-7)

A SERIES OF SPEAKERS repre-

senting the nation's top leadership

appeared at the 7ist National Con-

vention of the V.F.lY. at the Fon-

tainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach,

Fla,, a reflection of the organica-

tion's stature.

Heading the list was Vice Presi-

dent Spiro

r..

Agnew iho called

for the V.F.IV.'s assistance in de-

feating the McGovern-Hatfield

Amendment that would hasten

withdrawal of American troops

from Indochina.

Sen. Alan. Cranston (Calif.),

Chairman of the Senate's Subcom-

mittee on Veterans Affairs, ex-

plainea the need

jor incrcased

funds for the VA to operate its

system of 166 hospitals.

Donald E. Johnson, Administra-

tor of Veterans Affairs, praised

the V.F.W. for its role in using

that veterans benefits be increased

and related the strides being made

by the VA in caring for the na-

tion's war wounded. (Sce page 22

for additional details on speeches

of Sen. Cranston and Johnson)

Neil Armstrong, recipient of the

V.F.W. Space Award, said that "I

ans no gardener and placing the

Flas on the moon was the first

thing 1 hare successfully planted."

OCTOBER, 1970

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Armstrong was the first human to Carpenters District Council there.

walk on the moon.

"I cherish this honor above all

Mo., Police Chief

Clarange Al. Kelley, who received

the others I have received," he

said. "When I read what was going

the J. Edgar Hoover Gold Medal

on and the way some of our mis-

Award at the Distinguished Guests

guided youths had taken to the

Banquet Aug. 17, pledged that

streets, I thought the

average

police would stand at the side of

American was too complacent and

the V.F.W. in protecting the United

States.

we should do something.

"Those of us who

were born

"Thousands of officers some-

under that Flag and will die under

times face the withering fire of

assassins," Kelley said. "Some are

it bought every Flag in New York

subjected to taunts and derision

stration. of them-or our demons

and are tested as few are. We ac-

cept a changing society, but our

Johnson

said. the right of dis-

forebearance

does not extend to

sent "does not give anyone in this

treason or revolution.

land the right to disgrace the na-

"We won't stand by idly and let

tional

our society crumble from apathy

Flag."

emblem, the .

American

and pernicious permissiveness. We

are going to maintain a posture of

dignity and protect this matchless

land

"We in law enforcement will be

right beside you in the V.F.W. in

protecting our beloved country."

Kelley said he accepted

award

"not for myself but for

the thousands of fine officers who

dedicate their lives for peace and

tranquility."

Peter J. Brennan, president of

the New York Building and Con-

struction Trades Council-one of

the

"hard hats"-was presented

the Gold Medal of Merit.

In accepting the Award,

Bren-

A battery of TV cameramen and newsmen

were on hand

for

the Joint Opening

Session.

(10-5)

nan said the march of the "hard

hats" in New York last May "had

the support of many other unions

and just plain Americans.

"America will still be the gient-

country in the world, despite

our weaknesses."

Brennan said that the New York

parade, which won worldwide at-

tention, consisted of 210.000 per-

sons

downtown

Manhattan,

while 500,000 watched.

Another New York labor leader

who was honored with a Gold

Medal Award was Charles John-

soul, Jr., president emeritus of the

When it was pointed out that

Johnson had recently undergone

heart surgery, he said "I would

have walked here to receive this

award."

Harold Russell, il disabled vet-

eran of World War II and now

chairman of the 'resident's Com-

mittee on

Employment of the

Handicapped,

presented

(10182-

mander-in-Chief Raymond A. Cal-

lasher with a citation

from

President Richaud Al. Nixon ior

the V.F.W.'s work on behalf of

(Continued on nert page)

13

"Man

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Mr. Jerry Moran

PO.B0X76

Spring Valley, California,

9200%

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"MINUTEMEN"

P.O. BOX 896

ELGIN, ILLINOIS

February 8, 1971

MT, Jerry Morgan

P.O. Box. 76.

spring Valley, Callifornia.

Deas Mr. Morgan:

We are most happy to hear from you and to find out that

there are still some loyal members left in the sandiego area.

we are the same organization minus the lanily oi bob depugh

and a fen of the parasites who moved in on the old National

headquarters at Norborne. So there is nothing to do really

other than pick up where

you left off and continue

to work

along our original goals.

We have had to increase security somewhat but not too

much I hope to prevent us meeting some time in the future.

I enclose a febauary bulletin for your files, Keep us informed

as: to the

situation In your area.

Yours for America,

Tom Demain.

Thomas R. DeMain.

Secretary, National

Coordinating Center.

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" MINUTEMEN'

P.O. BOX 896

ELGIN, ILLINOIS

JANUARY BULLETIN

A new year is upon us and there is much to report both good and bad concerning

our struggle for a free America.

We will dwell shortly on the bad news first: Many of you have inquired about

the fate of Tromas K. Stewart who has been indicted on several counts of Armed

Robery stemming from a series of very successful raids against the socialist

Worker's Party and The Young Socialist, Alliance. The trials on all these charges

are still pending and Mi. Stewart Is out on $30,000.00 bond at this time. The

arrangements of legal council and tactics have kept a number of the staff here at

the National Coordinating Center busy for quite some time. The cost of all this

as you can well imagine nas been very high, but it is our sworn duty to do all we

can for Patriots such as Tom Stewart. As for more information about the case,

the legal aspects are better if we make no public comment. at this time,

Suffice it to say that the cases are heavy on our minas at this time.

The good news is somewhat more extensive, and is as follows:

The recruiting drive up and down the east coast is going very well and

we will soon be over our goals there.

2. The reaganization of the regions is nearing completion with only several

Regional direcrous left to be appointed.

3, The printing and reprinting of material is proceeding at a slow but

steady pace.

As of this time the two most important considerations we have are security

and recruiting. We urge all members to try and finish their training Phase as

fast as possible, but for the interim we will enclose as part of this Bulletin a copy

of Practical Secutily measures which we feel all members should read and put into

practice as soon as possible.

The full report on the S.D.S. Convention which was hold in Chicago on

December 27th through December 30th, This exiensive report will be available

io ail members for the cost of printing alone.

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ne who wishes t

event: identification as a mem

of this organization should

se use of checks

Jostal money orders. In moder:

sanking practice all checks ar

ilmed and such records are kept for years. Ordinary cash is the best thing to send

use the risk of a small finarcial loss In the mail is much less than the possible loss

your life when the communists take complete control.

2. Use deceptive measures. Subscribe to one or more left-wing periodicals or get on th

mailing list of some 'peace movement'. This will keep the postal inspectors guessing as

• to which side you are really on, See the December issue of On Target for names and addr

• Of many left-wing organizations or write to National Headquarters for this information. W

doing this our members can be of great assistance in searching this left-wing literature fo

names and addresses of fellow travelers and forwarding this information for our Central

Intelligence files. We desperately need people to assist in this work. Please inquire as

detailed instructions for such activity.

• 3. Always use two envelopes in sending mail to any patriotic organization or to any

other member of our organization. Do not put a return address on the outer envelope.

Put

your return address on the inside envelope with the words, "Return postage guaranteed"

4. Place some opaque material such as tin foil, carbon paper, etc. between the inner

and outer envelopes to prevent your mail from being read by infra-red cameras.

5. Send all letters from corner mail boxes or from post offices where you are not known.

6. Be cardful in the use of the telephone. Avoid telephone calls to Natiónal Headquarte

or to known members of the organization as much as possible.

• 7... Prepare telephone codes ahead of time for future protection.

8. In recruiting new members always learn as much as you can about the prospective

recruit and make sure he is not an infiltrator before you identify yourself as a member of

the organization.

9. Members of the organization in each area should be divided into four groups.

A. Those who have been identified publicly or by law enforcement

agencies as members of the Minutemen,

B. Those persons not known as members of this organization but who

are generally known as being patriots.

C. Those persons who have kept their political beliefs hidden.

D. Members who profess to be liberal for the purpose of infiltrating

enemy organizations.

All members should be very careful in making contact with persons in a different category

than themselves. For example, people in Class D should be very secret in their.con-

tacts and communications with persons of Class A or Class B. Each member must respect

the security of every other member, Do not, under any circumstances, identify one membe

of the organization even to other members without his expressed permission on cach and

every occasion.

10. Avoid loose talk, Do not discuss organiza'lonal plans in public places whore you

Nebers beos erneater. Page led even hint at such a discussion in the presence of non-member.

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¿Do not write patriotic letters to newspapers or magazines under your own name.

To.

so achieves very little except to identify you to the enemy.

12.

It you are already known as a patriot, or as a member of this organization you may

find it advisable to spread the rumor that you have become disillusioned with the right-

wing or for you to pretend a granual loss of interest.

13. Classify your various members addresses, your communications and your other ac-

tivities as 'top secret'

, 'secret' or 'restricted'. Use your most secretlines of communica-

tion only for the most important messages rather than flooding them with unimportant mater-

lal,

14. Demand obedience to all security measures from all members, Persistent disregard

for security measures should be cause for disciplinary action.

15, .

Check your lines of communication from time to time by sending phoney messages to

make certain they are not intercepte.

16. Change mail drops, meeting places, etc. frequently.

17. Prepare secret rendezvous points, mail drops.

etc. now that may be used in time of

some future emergency.

18. Each band should assign some member the rank of Security Officer and should set

up a system of fines .or other penalties for failure to comply with

security precautions.

19, Observe the 'need to know" rule. Each member should be given only that information

which is needed by him in the performance of his duty or which he will need in cooperating

with other members of the band. No member should feel 'left out' because he is denied

such information. Instead every member should willingly avoid information which he does

not reed.

20. Be careful that you are not followed in going to and from meeting places or in makir

contac: with other members of the organization.

• 21. Keep all records and correspondence caréfully hidden and in a manner that they can

be easily destroyed. Records should be kept in code whenever possible.

22, Important as secrecy may be, It is not the only essential factor in a successful

underground movement. Morale and efficiency are equally important. Elaborate security

measures aiways. reduce efficiency to a greater or lesser degree. Unnecessary security

can Create an atmosphere of suspicion that is devastating to the esprit de corps of any

organization. Find a proper balance between security and efficiency.

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Monthly Report Form:

I.D. No. If assigned by now coordinator.

Name if not assigned I.D. No.

Address if different than one used to mail this letter.

If you desire to join send name address and phone No.

1. Summarize your activities on behalf of the Minutemen during the last month:

2. What are the needs and requirements of your group; that Headquarters might

be able to assist you with......

3. Do you have any remarks or suggestions......

4. Have you any New prospective members for the Minutemen, if so give their

names and addresses............

5. How can Headquarters assist you in becoming more active in the operations

of the Minutemen? And to help you advance our objectives?.........

• . .

6. Are your monthly dues current?

We have available at this time all of the training phases for $2.00 per

copy or $8.00 for the set of five. Also all manuals and bulletins from

Norborne since 1961. We are printing every day so if there is some special

Itam you want let us know and we will do our very best.

• Enclosed $..

• for.

Monthly dues.

Postage

Legal defense.

Other.

TOTAL.

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SAE,. SAN DINGO (157-2177)(P)

3/15/71

SA JOIN O, TRETENNET, MR.

THOMAS ICE FORFEST, aka

SM - 126

romant

on 3/5/71, 55155R advised SA SISVEN I CRISENEN

that subject definitely associates with known nembers of the

Minutenen organization in the san Diego area,

is ultra-right

In his poilties, is Involved in purchasing and selling of

automatic weapony and possibly in the nanufacture of them

and that he would be hostile to any attempts by FBI. Agents

Go interview hi.

2 • 157-2177

- 100-12451

100 170-280--A

J0I/zar

(4)

giu

Here

122

SEARCHED

SERIALIZED

.8

_ INDEXED.

FBI - SAN DIEGO

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Date received

Date prepared

3/260/71

Received by

5x Steven. Christenie.

2/23/71

Method of delig

(checheeppropriatershock

1155-€

LA in person

by telephone

by mail

& orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

one 5/16/11 mince Elegices

recording device

Date of Report

2/23/71

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed -

3/23/71

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Contact with Isaac Cantrece

a Dave Know, Yusa, Arizma

weekending

2/23/11

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

Remarks:

157-2224

(/saac Caufreez)

190-2864-47

157-1798

(MM)

100-15400

fem

ery Oeyer,

_ on date -

Index: Dave Knam

t0157-1798: Bob

Kyle + Lam Storks

1o Geyer's file,

172 Bodi: San A - 82

SEARCHED.

SERIALIZED.

ilei.d

DEXED 7-

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ON FEBRUARY 23, 1971

BY JEROME

ISAAC CANTRELL was contacted last night. He said

he would make available, 5 or 6.45 caliber machine gun

barrels. He said these can be picked up Friday, the 26th

of February, from another person, not CANTRELL.

He said

he will also make contact with a person in Nevada who

own's a mine and who can furnish large quantities of dynamite.

CANTRELL still appears to be paranoid and claims

he is followed about three days a week-by someone driving

8, red Datsun or Toyota automobile.

CANTRELL did considerable talking about police

officer BUD BENNETT.

This is apparently the officer

responsible for CANTRELL's recent arrest and CANTRELL

hates him intensely.

He said he wants to acguire all

available information regarding BENNETT such as his home

address and telephone number and the license number and

description of the automobile which he drives.

CANTRELL also claimed he has a case of dynamite

buried in the vicinity or Indio, California.

A right wing individual named DAVE KNORR was

contacted last week.

He claimed to know of the existence

of a group of Minutemen (MM) at Alpine, Califomia.

He

said these persons are always interested in purchasing

weapons.

While at the gun show at Yuma, Arizona, last weekend,

he met an individual named BOB KYLE who is supposed to be

JERRY GIYER's best friend. KYLE had

several magazines for

the Russian AK 47 automatic rifle which sold very fast.

KYLE's wife is named GINGER. KYLE is about 5'7" tall,

30-35 years old. He may work

seems to have excellent

access to parts to military weapons.

It was mentioned that

he does some dealing with Marines at Camp Pendleton.

Another of GEYER's friends who was at the gun show

was LARRY STORCH (PH) who had a fairly large number of

weapons to seel.

He was about 30 years old,

6'2" tall, or

taller, dark brown hair.

(Possibly identical with LARRY

STORTS, a former San Diego police officer who left the

department to go to law school.)

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Cover Sheet for Informant Report or !!

joi

EL-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date received

3/9/71

1155 R

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

• in person

I by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Duff

Dictated

3/23/7110÷

3/206,

/71

by mail

orally

Folegine

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into se

Troy

•Hogliton

Date prepared

3/29/71

Received by

Se Steven I. Chustenre

recording device

Date of Report

3/9/71

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

3/1/11

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGN NTED BY AN ASTERISK *) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIUNARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by .

on date -

Remarks:

100-14015-

78-2861-83

100-14297

100-14819

Block Stamp

770-2867-82

42 155-1

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MARCH 9, 1971

BY JEROME

About 3/1/71, BARRY GODFREY WaS in contact

with SAM DAVIS.

Apparently, DAVIS and GODFREY were

discussing the disappearance of TROY HOUGHTON.

DAVIS

mentioned

that at

to a man who he did not identify.

some unspecified te claimed to have

he had tarked

been present when HOUGHTON was killed.

DAVIS said this

man told him HOUGHTCN wes poisoned with cyanide somewhere

in Louisiana and then his body was left in the swamps there.

perome

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Cover Shoot for Informant Report or l

FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

rial

Date received

3/11/71

iSS-R

method of delivery

(chechappropriere flocks)

i in person

by telephone

J by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

3/3/71. Elegies

3/26/71

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into re SO PAC

Morally

Date prepared

3/29/71

Received by

sy Steven. Chi

nsteiter

recording device

Date of Report

3/1/71

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

3/10/71

File where original is located ifnot altached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by —

_on date"-

Remarks:

100-129413

180-2864-871

(Son Digs Race Achion

1005/4293

100-44914081 Cohn Somerrille

Block Stamp

120-286617-83

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MARCH 11, 1971

BY JEROME

I was in contact with Bill CLAY yesterday, who

rumnished me with copies of some literature of the San

Diego Peace Action Coalition. All leaflets are signed by

JOHN SOVERVILLE and had the address 1426 Merritt Drive,

El cajon, calitomia,

telephone 447-1641.

The literature

indicates this san Diego group is affiliated with the

National PAC and furthermore, invites recipients of the

literature to a meeting on 3/7/71.

Jerome

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 1236*

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Cavor Sheet for Informant Report or

FD-306 (Rov. 9-30-69)

rial

Date received

Reggied on in is bi Number)

3/10/71

1SS-R

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

_by mail

If orally furnished

and reduced to writing by Agent:

Korally

leguis

Date prepared

3/29/11

Received by

5x Steven Clusture

_ recording device

Date of Report

3/18/71

Date(s) c. activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

3/260/21

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

3/9/71

+ MM autivitise

Reler Raplinge

File where original is located if not attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by .

_ on date

Remarks:

152-1798

170-2861-85

100-73387 (Peter Replings)

100-15337

157-594

Block Stamp

170-28617-85

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MARCH 10, 1971

BY JEROME

PETER RUPLINGER was contacted yesterday and

the photograph of MORRIS STARSKEX was shown to him.

said that fox sometime now, he has been trying to find out

Who STARSKEY is and has even been following him from time

to time looking for a chance to pick up his briefcase.

RUPLINGER said he has also been following LEON NOWERS

the campus, the last time being the day before yesterday.

He said on

that day, NOWERS went to the Student Placement

Office, where he reviewed the files maintained there on

FBI and CIA employment.

NOWERS was looking for names of students who are applying

or have applied for work with these Government agencies.

There is a rumor going around that the Minutemen

may try to stage some opposition to any San Diego area

anti-war activities to be held on 4/15/71.

I'o the best of my mowleage, I have not heara of

any Mu or other righü wingers being involved in a Confederate

skirmish unit at Ramona, California, as reported in yesterday's

Evening Tribune.

perome

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FD-300 TREV. YOUDYI

Date prepared

3/29/71

Received by

Date received

3/9/71

Receiya repeate i symbol number)

- k

Method of del

(check appropriate blochs)

in person

XI by telephone

by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

3/23/71 0-

Elegeno

3/26/71

Morally

recording device

Date of Report

3/9/71

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Macticities at Guismoke

Ranch

3/7-9/71

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_on date

Remarks:

1507-1798 (m

120-2861-86

100-14297

100-15356

100-14610 (Stan MeDade)

100-14819

100-14015

108-14016

100-15666 (RogerWillis)

Block Stamp

120-2867-86

SE LALIZED.

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MARCH 9, 1971

BY JEROME

was doing a lot of talking about shooting people. :

He said

even Il he eventually leave this area, he will make some

trips back for the purpose of eliminating some people.

He then said that at one time, he almost killed a girlfriend

Of GEORGE HOOVER.

She was then living at the ranch with

HOOVER but returned to Germany, where she was born, when

they broke up.

DAVIS said he was in favor of killing her because

she apparently knew too much and wanted to set up a shooting

accident at the ranch to get rid of her.

GEORGE HOOVER

vetoed. the idea however, and they. let her retur to Germany.

Last sunday, at the Gunsmoke Ranch, It was observec

that a complex range

system has been set up there.

There are

many people who come there frequently to practice and

sometimes

there are as many as 50 persons present.

Iast Sunday, STAN

MC DADE and his son, BARRY GODEREY, ROGER WILLIS, & FRANK LNU

and 4 other people were there practicing.

It was observed that

several of these people are quite proficient on the range

and in the handling the use of their weapons.

He observed

"that STAN MC DADE and BARRY GODEREY, while digging through

a pile of junk on the range, came across a piece of a 50

caliber machine gun, which is interesting.

It is known that BETTIE HOUGHTON has always wanted

to be interviewed by FBI about the disappearance of her husband,

TROY and now might be even more willing to discuss matters

relating to her husband and to DEPUGH.

gerome

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4/7/71

50155-

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in person

_ by telephone

by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated®

to

Date prep

4/13/71

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systwvenh.@hristeucem

If orally

recording device

Date of Report

4/7/11

Date(s) of activity

I written by Informant

Transcribed

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by Informant

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4/24/11 Denneste San Frainerisco; Sees

4/9/71

File where originalis located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK 6*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOTBACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

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-on date .

Remarks:

170-2869-87

Inder: Howan Clevelang

100-14356 (Rubichaer)

10 100-14610

600-15575 (Anti-War Deinons frasion,

san Francisco, 4/24/71)

100-14610 (MeDade)

100-14939 (John Bush)

100-14819

(Godfrey)

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April 7, 1971

Report of Jerome

PETER RUPLINGER was contacted this morning.

He

claims that there will be nine buses going from

San Diego

State to the anti-war demonstration at San Fransisco on

the twentyfourth of this month. He said he will find out

later from where and when they are leaving and how many

people will be on the buses.

He knows about the $900 given

the demonstrators by the school and will try to find out if

they get any more money from other-sources.

STAN MC DADE was also contacted this morning and

was accompanied by RUMARD CLEVELAND. It was learned that

NC DADE and HOWARD GODFREY were at Camp Pendleton yesterday

ELLEST

looking at the scrap parts pile of the Ordnance Disposal

They believe there may be several complete

weapons of various kinds which could be made from the scrap

parts. For this reason they are considering submitting a

bid on the some forty tons of scrap which is to be sold.

It was learned that JOHN BUSE is also going to enter a bid.

MC DADE and CLEVELAND indicated they are going to

the deseret in the morning to spend several days doing some

shooting and exploring.

Jerome

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F'D-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

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4/27/71

30/155-R

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4/27/76

Date(s) of activity

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by Informant

4/26/71

Brief description of activity or material

-

Sam Dants; Bittie Hergh

Don Cerey

File where originalis located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

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100-14297 Darts)

600-1014. (Haughton

100-18/3 N6

157-1798 (MUM)

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180-14298

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April 27, 1971

BY JEROME

SAM DAVIS was contacted yesterday. He had been

to BETTIE HAUGHTON's place and had received from her the

complete list of former Minuteman members which was in her

possession.

She is also going to give him all the field

manuals she has, several cases of them,

and her medical

supplies.

said he also believes he knows the identity

the man who helped InOY HAUGHTON bury his caches of

weapons and supplies in the Sierras. Included in this

stuff is supposed to be an entire packaged Army field

hospital which was allegedly stolen from the military. saM

said he will try to get acgauinted with this person.

: A person named DON CAREY has come to my attention.

He is also known as DON VON BECK and HENNING VON BECK. He

•clams to be the son of a World War. II German general named

VON BECK. He works as a blaster for Canyon Rock and Gravel

Company and has told people he has a cabin near Campo and

three rented garages in which he has stored a lot of weapons,

Lotta tRo I will try to rind out more about hima

ammunition and explosives. He is believed to be a

Jerome

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Date received

5/17/71

Method of delivery

Rogers ere had symbol numberl

5415570

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77 in person

by telephone

-J by mail

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Date

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5/25/71

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5/17/81

Datels) of activity

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Into re Ron Zane kAR

Seles

5/17/71

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÷ INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

→ Information recorded on a card index by .

Remarks:

170-2869-89

100-19297 (Davis)

on date

Indek: Ron

Zaree,

gapsales +0 100-14297

188-2179 (TomForrest)

100-14296 (Conde)

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170-2564-89

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May 17, 1971

Report of Jerome

SAM DAVIS was overheard to say that an individual

named RON ZARiCkis one of the biggest weapons suppliers in

the San Diego area and can usually get anything that saM

asks him for. This is supposed to be one of SAM's contacts

who is trying to get him a grease gun or a sten gun.

It was also learned that a woman named LILLIAN

(INU) is coming down from Los Angeles next week. She is

the wife of the owner of A R Sales and will be in town to

take an order from SAM for some M-15 comversion kits. A R

Sales allegedly has a huge inventory of weapons parts and

Is also supposed to be dealing in automatic weapons.

• SAM claimed to have purchased $500 worth of M-2

conversion parts from TOM FORREST last month. He indicated

that most or all of these parts would go to the Cuban

refugees through LOU CONDE.

Jerome

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Cakarineét for Informant Report or t

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Date received

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5/21/71

50/153-€

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

→ in person

by telephone

by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Date prepared

5/25/71

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sA stevenh.Christensen

orally

Dictated

_ to

recording device

Date of Report

5/21/71

Date(s) of activity

] written by Informant

Transcribed

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by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Geng Gegen; Lessay gone

billian Kenned

Baus

5/20/71K

5/21/11

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (**) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

Remarks:

190-2864-98

100-15400 (Geges)

158-2178 (Forrest)

on date

Indes:

Lilliant Kernest

100-14297; Bob Kile to

100-15400 (Geyer).

100-14297

(Darts)

100-14819 (Godfrey)

100-14286

(Conde)

Block Stamp

170-2534-90

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May 21, 1971

Report of jerome

It has been learned that HOWARD GODFREY waS at

Gerry Geyer's house yesterday.

GLYER gave GODFREY siX

booby trap sirulators. He hinted he has a contact who

may have stoln 3000 Army manuals on booby trap devices

being used in Viet Nam.

GEYER seems to get most of his

material from 305 KILE and ICH FORRE3T.

I am to contact SAI. DAVIS tomorrow norning and

then so with him to BEttIn hAUGaroN's house to pick up the

field manuals and other sugglies she has.

We will sort

through the manuals for those we want and then sell the rest.

any money made from these sales will be given back to BETTIE.

An individual named GENE BROWN is supposed to come

down from the Los Angeles area tomorrow afternoon.

We will.

meet him at the Zoo entrance at about 2:00 pm.

This is for

the purpose of making contact with some of the Right Wing .

sympathizers at Los Angeles.

The woman from A R Sales is LILLIAN KARNES.

Sales is making an alloy receiver for the .45 auto pistol,

and there was a big write up on the company and the

receiver

in the last issue of "Guns and Ammo" magazine.

It is rumored

around that her husband was picked up at one time with 500

machineguns in his

possession, so the business is now in

the nare of his wife and allegedly being run by her.

LILLIAN KARNES is supposed to be a Puerto Rican

and SAI: thinks she and her company are supplying weapons

and other items to the Cuban refugees. This has made SAN

interested in contacting the Alpha 56 group, and he wants

to go talk to LOU CONDE to see if this can be arranged.

Jerome

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Cavor Stret for Informant Report or Me

FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

.. ...

Date received

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6/9/2

0155-€

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by telephone

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Date

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Date prepared

6/15/71

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so steven h. Christensen

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Date of Report

6/8/21

Daters) of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

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by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

"Doe Roberts; Beny Godfrey;

# Dellefield

6/2÷8/71

File where original is located ifnot attached

# INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

Remarks:

170-2864-91

100-15900 (Gera)

1070-14819

(Godficy)

_on date

Inder: Do@ Roberts to.

100-15400 (Geyer); Al

Delefield +0 100-15061

100-15061 (YEL)

Block Stamp

170-25664-91

SLMIALIZEU

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Armant Roport or M

Report by Jerome

June

8, 1971

A person I have heard about before named "Doc

Roberts" was in town yesterday morning with 15 assorted

milltary machine guns to deliver to an unknown person.

JERRY GEYER was the middle man on this end of the trans-

action and the deal took place in Lakeside, California.

It is not known where or, to whom the machine guns went.

_It was also learned that BARRY GODFREY will

deliver some M-2 parts to JERRY GEYER's house this

evening which will be turned over to ROBERTS.

.It has also been learned that AL DELLEFIELD Of

Los Angeles, California, will be in town on June 11, 1971.

He is described as the press secretary for the Southern

California Young Workers Liberation League. He is to delives

a speech presented by the Peoples World and sponsored by

& group known as freedom of the Press Committee located

in El Cajon, California, with telephone number 442-5843.

DELLEFIELD will speak about the Peoples World and ways

to increase the circulation of that paper.

A speech is scheduled for Room 11 of the Conference

Hall, Balboa Park, at 8:00 poIl. on June 11, 1971.

Jerome.

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6/17/21

1155-€

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_J by mail

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Date prepared

6e/23/21

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written by Informant

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6/1/71

Date(s) of activity

6/17/21

Setse Woun

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* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a card index by .

Remarks:

170-2064-971

100-14287 (Douss)

158-1614 (Haug

10- 11 chan

_on .date .

Inder: Ron Zance to

6000-14297; Loseph

Plotton to 45655157-1813

(Haughtora)..

168k28 (ANP)

105 - 3220 (Stakes Rights Panty)

to- 1813

(laughter)

162-157-

02921

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170-2861-92

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June 17, 1971

BY JEROME

"nie today.

He is employed in the

Garden

Sou:: store

in El Jajon.

His home phone

number

idiote

turned citie

"I.

is offered me an li-2 kit which I

'*Indiontod he is a big dealer in ammunition.

SAY. DAVE: YEA

is Is siso a good contact for all types

of weaço.:

go 111020d

supples. ZARIC doesn't know I an

acquainted. corde

i sapoors to have considerable money. He

talked ass::

ho upsaning sun show in Pasadena and

werned

that the i i may attorpt to make some arrests there.

I am

planning to

53 +0

,she show as there are supcosad to be some

meetings

resplo associated with the NSWPP and the SRP

afterwards.

Si SAVES mentioned the other day he had been

talking to ===226 KATiATON and JOSEPH COTTON who runs a

Right

wing

" uno aos ingeles area. BEllIl still believes

=iis to havo beon responsible for the death of

TROY HAU.:-

she Indicated she has some witnesses and

allegedly cas illos out an affadavit recently with every-

thing but tre iltrestos! names.

She wants to file charges

DE PUGH

and save fir. tried for TRoy's death.

Jerome

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SAC (174-428) (P)

7/6/71

SA EARL M. PETIRSEN

JERRY LYNN DAVIS, aba;

EUGENE BROWN;

BOMBING MATTER

€ 8:25 a.m. 7/5/71, the writer contacted SD 1155-R at whic

time he stated that he had just gobten off work at 8:00 a.m. after

working an eight hour shift.

He said he had read in the paper

the article concerning the bombing of an IRS office at San Jose,

California but that he has heard nothing from DAVIS or BROWN.

During the forenoon of 7/5/71: STEVE LOGAN Of ATFD, IRS,

telephoned and asked the writer to contact source and have him

contact DAVIS to see what DAVIS had to say and to see If he was

in San Diego. After clearing this with Supervisor #4, source

was contacted and he said he would contact DAVIS on some pretext.

Informant drove to DAVIS 's house and enroute he was stopped

by the Highway Patrol who checked out his identification.

They

then source parked about & block from DAVIS's

•hours, & San Di: go County Sheriff car drove up and checked his

License plate by stopping behind his car.

This was observed by

DAVIS and his mother who was misstakay visiting him.

When sourca

entered the DAVIS residence, the mother stated that she hau told

her son that she figured source was a friend of his sinco he

brought "the fuzz"

with him.

DAVIS and source had a long conversation about whether BROWN

had participated in the bombing of the IRS building in San Jose.

They observed that he had said he only had black powder and firg-

bombs but felt that plenty of ammoniur nitrate was easily available

and that he could possibly have used this explosive. Neigher of

then had any first hand information concerning the bombingo

DAVIS suggested that they lay low for a while because of the

bombing in San Jose®

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EriP: emp

(3)

1727-285101

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FD-J06 (Rev. 9-30-69)

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Date received

leceirod igom thame or symbol number

1/14/71

SQ/55-E

Method of delivery

(check approprate blocks)

_ in person

• by telephone

by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

to

I orally

Date prepared

7/10/71

Received by.

SA Steenh. Christen

recording device

Date of Report

2/14171

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

Dictated

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

1/14/71

Sam Denis: ANP; Stan MeDade

Troy baughbos; Bettie tangapon

File where original is located ifnct attached •

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

In fomation recorded on a card index by —

.on date

Remarks:

170-2864-94

150-14297 (Daris

157-28

(AND)

100-14610 (Melladle)

157

105 1614. (Harghton)

15 - 1813

6 6

Block Stamp

170-24-14-04

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July 14, 1971

REPORT BY JEROME

I was in telephone contact with SAM DAVIS today.

He appears to be very hooked on joining the American

Nazi Party.

STAN MC DADE is the one who is pushing the

I understand that DAVIS

and MC DADE

will get together to look for office space

for the Nazi Party headquarters in the San Diego area.

DAVIS also said he is going out tomorrow to

for this purpose.

He said

financial help from the Nazi Party at Los Angeles.

DAVIS also advised he knows of the whereabouts

of one of TRoY HaUGhtoN's old hideouts.

He said this

hideout is still in tact and usable and that he, DAVIS,

might have to make use of it himself if things get to

hot for him in San Diego.

He mentioned that HAUGHTON stayed

in this hideout for a long period of time on one occasion

when the police department was looking for hiw.

thought that he was not in town because they had been unable

co fina him. DaVIs said,

location of the hideout is now known only to him and BETTlI

i a via bin 1.

It was

to the best of his knowleage, the

HAUGHTON•

Jerome

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FD-308 (Rev. 9-30-69)

al

Date received

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1/1/71

50155-6

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(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

| by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

- to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

If orally

Date prepured

1/16/71

Received by

Sy stevenh. Christensen

] recording device

Date of Report

11l71

Date(s) of activity

I written by Informant

1/1/71

thef of (alleged) Nany knives

File where original is located if not attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

= Infomation recorded on a card index by .

_ on date

Remarks:

170-2864-960

-2177 (Forrest)

Bob Kyle to

100-15400<6

100-135900 (Eep)

17007864-96

Block Stamp

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July 1, 1971

REPORT BY JEROME

I learned today of the recent theft of a large

number, more than 2,000, or U.s. Navy Mark I sheath

knives.. It was indicated to me that TOM FORPEST has 300

of these knives, ski's swap shop (owned by FlU sALBONsAL)

near 40th and University, bought a large number of them

and has a few personally

and openly on display.

BOB KYLE

reportedly sold

Shop.

several 100 to the Patch and Ball Gun

An individual known as "Little Joe" is said to have

several 100 of these knives and JERRY GEYER says that he

has a lot of several 100 of the knives staked out which he

is attempting to acquire.

Gerone

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DITIONAL FOOM NO, 10

MAY TIME ELITTON

G5A 5.89188 (11 CT1) 181-11.6

UNITED STATES G

RNMEN'T

Memorandum

TO

. SAC, SAN DIEGO (174-4280

DATE:

8/3/71

FROM :

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

SUBJECT:

JERRY LYNN DAVIS, aka;

EUGENE BROWN

BOLBING KATHER

unforcent

On the evening of 8/2/71 SD: 1155-B-Was

contacted at

which tire he advised that subject DAVIs had told hin that day

he was temporarily unerployed and was ind desperate need of

money. DAVIs indicated that he would bi willing to sell. nost

of the explosive materials given by him to the informant at

the following prices:

Box of 50 electric blasting caps

Box of 100 fuse blasting caps (two)

I pound bax block of INT

ễ pound block of INI

plastic bag of TNT

prills

Hand grenade fuses

- 18 € 94.50

12 trip levers - 35 € $2.50

Rifle grenade • empty

RiIde grenade - charged, yellow smoke

$20.00

10.00

(bọth)

6.00

30.00

5.00

81.00

• 87.50

4.00

2. 00

41100

$276052

225,50

Informant advised that DAVIS would want returned

to

him the camorlauge uniform, the bladting cap crimpers?

the

three

military electire blasting caps for detonating composition "g"

explosives, the fifteen loose, time delay, electric blasting

caps, and the remainder of the fix rifle parts.

on 8,3/71 Special Investigator STEVE LOGAN, ATED,

was contacted regarding this matter and whother ATFE would

be

willing to allow the return of the foregoing items to DAVIS

through the informant, with the blasting caps being deactivated

or irert caps substituted.

LOGAN then telephonically contacted

his supervisor,

RICHARD JORISON, AGFD., Santa Ana.

it was the

concurrent opinion of both JOrliSoN and LOGAN that the items

which hasis DAVIS will want returned to him, with the exception

of the blastinn caps, do not represent any violation of law

under the jurisdiction of AirD, and, under normal circumstances

would be roturned to the owner

anyway.

With regard to the

blasting caps, in view of remote possibility of prosocution

174-251-

- SD 174-128

SEARCHED.

SD 170-235A

SERIALIZEN

- SD 100-111297

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in this mattor, they interposed no objection to returning to

DAVIS deactivated or inort blasting caps, feeling that the

record of their possession by the Government and disposition

would serve as

well for evidence purposes as having the caps

themselves.

On 8/3/71 SGT. WILLIAM BIRCH, 70th Ordnance Detach

ment (EOD), Fort. Rosecrans, San Diego, Calffornia, advised

that thore is no effective way that the blasting caps in

question could be deactivated without extreme danger to the

attempting this action and without it being obvious that

the caps had been tampered with. ST. BIRCH advised that the

manufacturers of all such blasting caps make inert caps iciza

for training and identification purposes which are indistin

said that in his opinion

the best course of action would be to obtain such inert caos

to substitue for the ones now in the possession of the

Govern-

ment.

He said that the best sourca of information

as to where

to obtain these substitues would be the Institut of Hakers

Explosives, 420 Lexington

Ave., New York City, 10017.

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TO

FROM :

EsA rear (a crin) 111-118

UNITED STATES GU • ERNMENT

Memorandum :

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14297)

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

DATE:

9/20/71

SUBJECT:

JERRY LYNN DAVIS, aka

On this dote

HOWARD CLARK

and one ED ANDREWS. .

Among other things discussed

spurce learned that

Subject apparently obtained from CLARK the residence address

Of SA ARNOLD W. O'BRIEN, Which information DAVIS has long

sought. Source is not aware how CLARK may have obtained this

address

or whether it is in fact SA O'BRIEN's correct addross.

He said the information was soparently over. one year old.

He

said he believes he will be able to obtain this address from

DAVIS within the next day or two.

:

= SU 100-14207 (JERRY LYNN DAVIS) •

SD 170-286

1 - SD 157-

(HOGARD CLARK)

1 - SD 157-

(ED ANDREWS)

SIC/S IC

(4)

170-2564-99

SEARCHED

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810 01n8

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GSA FPMA (11 671) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES G

INMENT

Memorandum

TO

:SAC, SA'T DIEGO (1D7-2224)

FROM : SA STEVEN L. CIR ISTENSEN

SUBJECT: ISAAC WILLIAMS CANTRELL

B- MIM

DATE:

10/6/71

on 10/5/71,

Se 1155ue advised he has been attemiting

to contact the subject,

unsuccessfully, and has come to the

conclusion CANTREll has left the san Diego area.

a change from Alpine, California, to P.O. Box 1104, Fabens,

Texas

79331.

Foregoing submitted for information only.

- SD 170-286 €

SD 157-2224

SLC/slc

(2)

114-2860-A-

SEARCHED

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FOL-SAN DIEGO

Mir-

Bug U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Pyroll Savings Plan

5010-114

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Cover Sheet for Informant Report or li

FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date received

3/26/71

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

I in person

] by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

→ by mail

[Jorally

Date prepared

3/29/71

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

I recording device

Date of Report

I written by Informant

3/26/71

Date(s) of activity

3/26 and 27/71

• Dictated

_to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Info regarding JERRY LYNN DAVIS,

HE DADE And PAUL RÜPLINGER.

File where original is located ifnot attached

# INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

/ Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date

Remarks:

100-14297

DAVIS

100-14610 MC DADE

100-14301

RUPLINGER

170-286A - 101

100-14819 GODEREY

Block Stamp

170-2864-101

HostEs

SE MANZED RIED 7)

nir,

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JEROME

3/26/71

I was in contact with PAUL RUPLINGER. He continued

to be interested in creating disturbances and offered to

take Right Wing leaders for a drive along Interstate 8 to

show them where they could use dynamite on underpasses and

overpasses to create the most disruption.

It has been learned

that SAM DAVIS and BARRY GODFREY may drive up to Los Angeles

tomorrow to contact the people who own and run AR sales,

for

the purpose of finding out about the availability of military

manuals and various weapons:

DAVIS, GODFREY and MC DADE continue to talk about

setting up a new organization to handle Right wing activities

in the San Diego area. Arrangements have been made for them

to meet soon at a drive-in restaurant to talk about ways

and means of setting up such an organization with a legal

defense fund, a newspaper or bulletin and harassment

activities.

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Cakos Shoot for Informant Report or li

-PD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date prepared

4/9/71

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

Date received

3/31/71

SD (1155-E

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

7 in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

.to

by mail

# orally

recording device.

Date of Report

3/31/71

Date(s) of activity

3/31-4/4/71

7 written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

American Legion March in downtown-San

Diego on 4/4/71.

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_on date

Remark's:

170-286a - 102

157-1798 (minutemen)

170-2864-102

Block Stamp

SENALIZED.

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JEROME

3/31/71

I have heard there will be an American Legion

march in downtown San Diego on Sunday, 4/4/71, to protest

the court-martial of It. WILLIAM CALLEY. This march

is being sponsored partially by Radio Station KSON and all

Right Wing groups in the San D.ego area are being urged

to join in.

A call has been put out for 50,000 participants

and to the best of my knowledge, no parade permit has been

obtained from the san Diego Police Department.

I was in

contact with one of the women who is pushing the march.

She

has telephone 276-6648.

According to her, the march will

start about 12 NOON from the Navy Recreation Field at Harbor

Drive and Market Street, will proceed up Harbor Drive to

8th Avenue,

from there to Broadway and then back to Harbor

Drive and

the Recreation Field for a rally.

The woman

told me they have received 3700 phone alls

since last

night.

she said the march seems to be getting much support

from the military, adding that two Generals and three Colonels

have indicated they will participate in the march in full

uniform.

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"Goverfleet for Informant Report or li

FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69>

Date received

4/2/71

Received from /rame or symbol number)

SD

55-E

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

by mail

Date prepared

4/9/71

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

X orally

Dictated

_ to

recording device

Date of Report

4/2/71

Date(s) of activity

4/1 and 2/71

J written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

INFO LE JERRY LYNN DAVIS

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Inforation recorded on a card index by

_ on date

Remarks:

270-2867 - 103

100-14297

DAVIS

171805stan SA -103

Mattle!!

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JEROME

4/2/71

I was in contact with SAM DAVIS last night.

He claimed to have received a call earlier in the

evening from the Klu Klux Klan in Mississippi. The

only explanation he would give is that something he was

involved in there broke open and he is afraid he may be

arrested soon.

It so, he says he knows who is responsible

and he will take care of them later. However, he is very

shaken up and has been talking about going underground until

the problem blows over.

been involved in robberies, burglaries, and illegal weapons

deals which may account for what he is afraid of now.

-

However, it he is still in town on sunday, he

will join in the march protesting the trial of Lt. CALLEY

and may try to start a confrontation if people show up to

demonstrate against the march.

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ED. 306 PRev. 9-30691

Date received

ymbol number

4/4/71

1155-E

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

_ by mail

Dictated

" to

Lso orally

Date prepared

4/9/71

Received by

SA STEVEN Lo CHRISTENSEN

• recording device

Date of Report

written by Informant

4/4/71

Date(s) of activity

4/3 = 4/71

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

• Brief description of activity or material

INFO rE travel of JERRY LYNN DAVIS

and GEORGE HOOVER to Arizona

File where original is located ifnot attached

# INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by .

_on date

Remarks:

170-286A - 104

100-14297

DAVIS

200-15356

100-14293

HOVER

CLAY

100-14819

GODFREY

2 - 100 - Ev mOonE (OLA)

INDEX U

EV MOORE to

€

Block Stamp

170-286A-184

S5.1040 ritate

SEXIALIZED LEILES

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JEROME

4/4/71

It has been learned that SAM DAVIS and GEORGE

HOOVER left yesterday morning to go to a construction

project in Arizona.

They intend to make use of this trip

to make contacts with people they know or have heard of in

Las Vegas, Phoenix, and El Paso.

They are supposed to call

back after making these contacts. DAVIS left his brief-case

with BARRY GODFREY and because of what happened in Mississippi,

was talking about the possibility of going underground but

sneaking back to the San Diego area later on.

The person to be contacted in Phoenix is EV MOORE.

DAVIS claims that of the Right ving groups that

are still intact, the one at Las Vegas is the best run

and is already functioning. He said it is supposed to have

Mafia connections and is also the best source of many kinds

of supplies.

DAVIS wants the San Diego area Post Office Box

which was rented in BILL CLAY's name dropped and a new. Post

Office Box rented so that CLAY cannot get at the mail:

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Sorr Shoot for Informan: Report or 1

FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date prepared

5/11/71

Received by

SA CHRISTENSEN (STEVEN)

Date received

5/5/71

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

. in person

→ by telephone

I by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

to

50 orally

recording device

Date of Report

5/5/71

Date(s) of activity

5/4 and 5/71

IJ written by Informant

Dictated

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into re firearms activities

Of JERRY LYNN DAVIS and BARRY GODEREY

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

I Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date

Remarks:

1170-2864 - 1055

100-14297 DAVIS

157-3524 LUBETTIE HAUGHTON

157-1798

Minuteman

100-14819

GODFREY

157-2177T0m Förrest

2-157-

DON CAREY, ONE (OLA)

DON CAREY, aka

Don Von Beck,. Henning Von Bed

#le: 157-037328

+57-1795557

170-2867-105

Block Stamp

Mativit

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JEROME

5/5/71

I was in contact with SAM DAVIS yesterday.

He had come from BETTIE HAUGHTON's place.

She gave him

the entire former Minuteman membership list which

she had in her possession, along with cases of field

manuals and other literature as well as a large quantity

of medical supplies and items. DAVIS seems to think

he knows the name of the person who helped TROY HAUGHTON

bury many of his supplies in the Sierras, included among

which is supposed to be a whote packaged Army field

hospital which they stole somewhere.

I have come across an individual named DON

CAREY.

He is also known as DON VON BECK and to some people

as HENNING VON BECK. He claims to be the son of the

German World War II General named VON BECK. He is a blaster

for Canyon Rock and Gravel Company. He impresses, me as being

a big talker but claims to have a cabin at Campo and three

rented garages full of weapons, incluäng machine guns,

weapons parts, ammunition and explosives.

SAM claims that he can order me a.Sten gun for $100.

$500 worth of M-2 carbine parts from FORREST for the purpose

of making short M-2 "enforcers".

According to what DAVIS has been saying, FORREST

appears to have contacts wich military personnel at Camp

Penâleton through which he makes weekly raids on armories

and the supplies there.

DAVIS has apparently asked BARRY

GODFREY to go with him

to Camp Pendleton to show him the

.location of the scrap parts pile of the ordnance disposal

unit on that base.

DAVIS continues to talk about and work on the Right

Wing organization he wants to establish.

His idea is to

contact people he knows in Phoenix, Seattle, Portland, and

Las Vegas and have individuals in all those

cities give out

a press release announcing the formation of the new organization.

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In addition, leaflets and stickers will be put out the same

day and post office boxes for the organization retned in all

these cities on the same day so as to completely disguise the

location of the national headquarters which will be in San

Diego, with DAVIS and GODFREY running the thing. He wants

to structure the organization along military lines with

military ranks and training for the purpose of creating a

Right wing organization to overthrow the government in this

çountry.

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## Page 1273

Cover Sheet for Informant Report or A

-7D-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

dal

D

Date received

Receive

rom name on fymbol number

11/4/71

SD

Method of delivery

(chech appropriate blocks)

in person

[Xy by telephone

by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Date prepared

1/10/71

SA Steven KiChristuce

orally

Dictated

_ to

recording device

Date of Report

1/н/ч1

Datels) of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

11/3-4/71

lu to re Harver, Melade, Naz.

Party, Reu, Coale, Marge Me Vicketi

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-286A

MO ME: OH RENATELY NANA ERe NOT BEER A NETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE

Information recorded on a card index by —

on date.

Remarks:

110-2864-104

9-823

100-14879 (Godfrey)

157-18/8 (MaNichoes)

100-14610 (reflade)

1ão (Parati Perty s

157-1798 (MIM)

157-78 (Nazilarty)

100-15356 (Hoover)

100-15355 (Busch)

157-201. (sunith)

2- Los Angeles

Indek:

Reverend Gale o

z.n"

ai sia 282eo MeNichols to 1577-

1818

Block Stamp

1 71525171-106

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Vovember 4,

1971

By "Jerome

I was told by Barry Godfrey that he and George

Hoover went by Peace House #1 at 2143 Market Street last

night. Godfrey said the place appeared to be unoccupied

at the time and when he and Hoover looked inside, saw it

to be tull of books and other literature, and all kinds

of materials.

the corner of the street.

Jerry lee Bustre went to ated that Hoover a me spath, and

Nazi Party group last night. Hoover was wearing the uniform

of the new group he is trying to organize.

This organization

will be a branch of the Missionary Church of Jesus Christ

headed by Reverend Gale at Los Angeles, California.

While at the meeting, because of some internal

trouble, and because they liked Hoover's uniform better

than the Nazi uniform, most of Smith's group decided to

leave the Nazi Party organization and join Hoover's new

group.

I don't know anything about a Reverend Pike or

Peak, but the Reverend Gale may be the same one who is head

of Missionary Church of Jesus Christ at Los Angeles.. Gale

comes to town about once a month to fulfill a speaking

assignment here. He has Nazi and anti-Semitic tendencies

although he is not known to me as being a member of the

Nazy Party.

Also, I have heard nothing about threatening

telephone calls being made by anyone locally to obtain the

release of the Patriotic Party members in Michigan; however,

Margaret L. McNichols, who lives at 2113 Whispering Pines

Drive in Julian, is closely acquainted

with the individuals

in Michigan named Freed. At one time, she told me she

and Freed both belonged to some German club and showed me a

photograph of her and Freed together. at a meeting in Santa

Ana, California.

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McNichols claimed to have been the Secretary-

Treasurer of the Western Region of the Patriotic Party,

• covering 11 western states and is also a close associate

of Robert Bolivar DePugh.

McNichols is also acquainted

with Reverend Gale, who has been connected with the Patriotic

Party.

McNichols and her husband, Leo, own and operate

a grocery store on Main Street in Julian named the Mountain

Market.

Leo McNichols is, or was employed by the FAA at

• Julian.

I believe that Margaret McNichols is the type of

person who might make threatening telephone calls in behalf

of members of the Patristic Party, but do not know if she has.

actually done this.

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 1275

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## Page 1276

Cover Sheet for Informant Roport or Ale

FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date prepared

1/6/72

Received by

Date received

Eceived from trans symbol numberl

6/14/21

DISS-E

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

I by telephone

by mail

If orally furnished and reduced, to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

- to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Morally

I recording device

Date of Report

e/14/re

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

6/13/21

Godfre

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by .

Remarks:

100-14819 (60dfa)

100-14297 (Davis

_on date

Perfinant into preciously

157108614. Henchton

160-15350 (roover

153-1813 (Bettie Waughton)

657-1728 (MM)

lordex: Paul. Aunt,

Dennis Mower, Many

Tollerton to 159-1614

180-2868-181

Block Stamp

(20-2861-107

JANG

151c.

MISE OHIN WISH

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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 movemen't 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 a right wing groups, one, an open group which

would conduct 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 HOUCHTON 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 by

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

Of WALTER PEYSON.

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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 thai he knows of a

total of live 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 HUNI for a period of about six months

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

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

If he had to marry her.

According to DAVIS, it is his belief HOUGHrON 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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## Page 1279

Covar Sheet for Informant Report or hir

TE-SUS (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date received

Date prepared

1/5/71

Received by

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

DISSE

in person

_ by telephone

_J by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

orally

Dictated

to

....?

Transcribed

so...

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into re hon Zarick: NSWPP

NSRP

recording device

Date of Report

6/15/71

Date(s) of activity

] written by Informant

6/15/21

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (**) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by —

_on date

remarks:

Reatinent into

6ce018et

dissembratee

157-28 (NSUPP

100-14299 (SarDars)

105- 3220 (NSPP)

157 - 8928

(MM)

100-14819

(Godfray)

170-2864-108

Block Stamp

120-2864.108

S=

JANÖ

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## Page 1280

June 15, 1971

BY JEROME

This morning, I met an Individual named RON ZARICK

who was attempting to sell military ammunitions of several

calibers. I will try to find out more about him later.

I also lcarred that there were 12 members of the

NSWPP at the anti-war demonstration at NEI Center yesterday.

SAM DAVIS may also have been there as he appeared to know

..a lot about it. DAVIS has had a project going to get himself

fired from his job and may already have been successful. If

so, He will go on unemployment and then on welfare in order

to be able to devote full time to his right wing activities.

He has approached me about going to a meeting at Los Angeles

in the next few days with representatives of the Minutemen

organization, the States Right Party, and the NSWPP for

the purpose of discussing the possibility of an alliance of these

groups. He mentioned that the national leader of the States

Rights Party may be at the meeting. I will try to find out

more about this also.

• I also learned that DAVIS wants to set up a course

of insruction in the use of explosives which would start

off with a group composed of BARRY GODFREY and two men selected

by him and SAM DAVIS and two men selected by him

Zerome

.:.

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Cover Shoot for Informant Report o

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Date received

Rogera rope rene glimbol numbers

6/21/71

501155-5

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

7 in person

I by telephone

_ by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

forally

Dictated

to

Date prepared

- 1/5/72

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157-2832(Don Carey)

158 7-1820 (Frank Yacopec)

100-19292 (Brinker)

100-14610 (MeDade)

100-14939 (John Bush)

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June 21, 1971

BY JEROME

The person I have recently come into contact

with is RON HUNICUTT who llves on 37th Street in San Diego.

He allegedly has some .45 caliber automatic pistol receivers

with the serial numbers ground off. BOB ROBINSON, a telephone

company employee, had one which he looked at not too long ago.

Apparently, HUNICUTT is a big dealer in guns and i known to

SAi DAVIS by a different name..

Another person who issatore associate of SAM

• DAVIS IS DON CAREX, 29

Individual by the

name of RICK

a SDPD officer

is a friend of bolk

LINDSAY who has ben acting as cabetween for

ROBINSON

and CAREs, who iskenounto Divis

be

another name.

ID also understand that CAREY took an examination

' for employment with the U.S. Border Patrol not too long ago

He has been hinting of knowledge of the whereabouts of M-60

machine gun which he described as a good riot gun. He is

also trying to become "friends" with DAN DWYER, who operates

a gun smithing shop On Washington in San Diego and who is

well known to SAM DAVIS.

ALEX RAPIDPRINT has been doing the plates for some

of the new forms and other printed material for the local right

wing group.

FRANK YACOPEC continues to do well after having been

in the hospital for removal of kidney stones.

"sid cat", in mes.

• =!

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June 21, 1971

BY JEROME

I was at STAN MC DADE's place on Saturday and

JOSEPH BRINKER showed up there.

I was also in touch with JOHN BUSH who offered

me an action for an anti-tank rifle for $45.00.

Jerome

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VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

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Remarks:

100-14301 (Ruptingen)

600-142991 Dauss

=5212 (Ron zarick)

700-14819 (Godfrey)

157-28 (NSWRTS)

180-14305 (Walton)

_on date .

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+0 100-14301.

Peott Winchester.

159-28-a45e

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JUNE 23, 1971

BY JEROME

I was in conversation with PAUL RUPLINGER and

General LEMLEY yesterday.. LEMLEY said he has some M-16

rifles and has been giving weapons to all of his neighbors

for self defense.

IMMLEY is extremely militant and I understand

that:he, RUPLINGER, and perhaps SAM DAVIS refused to fIll

out the U.S. Census Forms which they received and expected to

be arrested shortly and placed in jail.

LEMLEY says that lots of weapons and other items of

military equipment are coming down to the U.S. out of Canada.

LEMLEY was extremely upset at the arrests made by ATFD and

local law enforcement officers at the Pasadena Gun Show on

6/19/71. He said he was going to contact the headquarters of

the John Birch Society (which he is deeply involved in) at

San Marino, and have that organization check into the arrests.

PAUL RUPLINGER was also very upset about the situation.

It should be noted that in talking with RON ZARICK

before the gun show took place, he warned me to be cautious

at the gun show. as he had received word that the ATFD and

State officials were planning to make arrests at the show.

It has come to my attention that both SAM DAVIS

and BARRY GODFREY are fairly well acquainted with SCOTT

WINCHESTER, leader of the Nazi Party Group, Bishop Faction,

at Los Angeles, California.

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JUNE 23, 1971

BY JEROME

WINCHESTER appears to be a near kook. He was one

of the more active participants in the anti-war demonstration

sponsored by MDM at Oceanside, California, in May, 1970. He

was running around like a roving idiot and screaming, "fascist

pigs" at the police.

SAM DAVIS says he heard that the NSWPP at San

Diego might favor a split from the NSWPP at Los angeles

which is headed by (FNU) TOMASCO and Join up with WINCHESTER'S

groụp. If this happens,

It will take place through the

efforts of VIC WALTON

BERTRAM COMPARET.

Joe tomas i

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600-88297 Danis)

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158-28 (NSUPP

disseminated.

100-14819 (Godtra)

Inder Scott Wincheste

15% 18166 (amer Pat

American Socialis! Work

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100-14610 (Mc Dade)

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157-201

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190-3868-111

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170-2867-111

JANU

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JUly

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 iI DAVIS could not be more reliable, he, the boss,

would have to find someone else to do the Job. DaVIs

then told him to go ahead and find someone else whereupon

his boss hung up.

DAVIS said he has another job to go

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

This

job will last approximately one month following which

DAVIS will be laid off and then can claim unemployment

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

therefore,

buy these other materials and also to help the Nazi 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 Party (NSWPP), 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.

If and when this takes place, the name they

apparently will use for the new group is American socialist

Workers Party.

DAVIS is all excited about buying uniforms

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

duty.

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

including GEORGE HOOVER, STAN MC DADE, JAMES

POTO, BARRE CODARY, ROGER MELIS and "AL" (INU) tO J01n

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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. IS.

what is called a section leader.

the leader of this active group, is apparently only

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

on 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 said 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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100-141818 (Goatra.

158-208 (Jo

157-78 (NSWPP

100-14610 (MeDade)

730-256412

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July 20, 19%1

By JEROME

SAM DAVIS says he has an operation in mind for

this weekend. He said he wants BARRY GODFREY to provide

six men; DAVIS will provide another six and the NSWPP Will

furnish 12 men to conduct a raid on a faculty office at UCSD,

where a Viet Cong Flag is supposed to be hanging. The pur-

pose of the raid will be to seize the flag, take it out on

the campus, and burn it in front of as large. a crowd as they

can get.

DAVIS said he is also trying to get ahold of a.

white phosphorous grenade for another project he has in

mind for the weekend, but would not even hint as to what

he is thinking of using it for.

I went to a recent meeting of the NSWPP with

STAN MC DADE. GERALD I. SMITH was speaking. One of the other

people at the meeting had a medal for what is referred tọ

by the American Nazi Party as the "Virginia Campaign", which

occurred in 1958. These medals were awarded by GEORGE LINCOLN

ROCKWELL, which would indicate that the person I saw at the

meeting must be a longtime Nazi Party member. This individual

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said he is going to Los Angeles soon with MC DADE and

SMITH to meet with Nazi Party Officials there.

MC DADE has been gathering a big list of Jews

for the NSWPP and was asking about - the location of a

good uniform shop as he wants to buy a Khaki Uniform to

wEaT

to meetings.

gerome

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Remarks:.

100-14356 Chuptinger

Pertinent in to precion ly

100-14819 (Gastrey)

disseminated

157-2177 (Rom

Forrest

Inder Dick Gould

15752-5212 (Ron Zarick)

Kang Broam, Bili

1170-2864-113

Swiette, Chrcke

Pierce t 157

Block Stamp

170-28A-113

JANO

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July 21, 1971

BY JEROME

...:....

It appears that PETER RUPLINGER has a friend

in a small arms arsenal or depot on one of the local

Navy Bases. He has been offering the sale of four M-2

conversion kits, and says he thinks he will be able to

furnish all the small arms including grenades and possibly

a light. 30 caliber machine gun that anyone would want.

He was asking BARY GODFREY if GODFREY could obtain a tear

gas grenade which RUPLINGER wants for the purpose of throw-

Ing into the "Bedroom",

a local night club offering nude

entertainment.

I saw TOM FORREST yesterday and while there

observed a .45 caliber grease gun with two full magazines.

Some time ago I met a person named DICK GOULD.

Yesterday I saw him again and he offered me a sawed off

shotgun and another shotgun. which had been made into a

pistol. He wanted $50 for both of the weapons but did not

have them with him for me to look at. I will try to find

out more about GOULD.

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Another person I have heard a lot about is

one LARRY BROWN. He apparently used to live close to

me and some friends were telling me at one time about

what a nut and raving maniac he is. He apparently has moved

to Poway. Iêsterday while I was at Bulls Eye Gun Shop

BILL GUIETTE was telling me about some work he was doing

on a nine millimeter German Schmeitzer. Today I was in

Bulls Eyes again and met this LARRY BROWN and talked to

him for about one hour. He was telling me all about his

nine millimeter German Schmeitzer and hinted that he may

have some other automatic weapons. Very likely the Schmeitzer

GUIETTE was working on belonged to BROWN. I will also

try to find out more about BROWN.

• CHUCK PIERCE, thesan Diego John Biach Society

Loades, lives at 8527 Goldenridge Road, Lakeside, California,

and has telephone number 449-4176. He and BILL GUIETTE

have been talking about joining the U.S. Army, Special

FOrCES,

Reserve Unit in San Diego, purely for the purpose

of seeing what items of equipment they can steal.

This reserve unit is already supposed to be

very heavy with right wing nuts and there are rumors that

a lot of weapons and other equipment are already coming out

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of that outfit. I was also in contact with RON ZARICK

again. He offered to sell me 2000 rounds of •30-06

ammunition at 5$ a round and told me that he also has

30,000 rounds of •30 carbine ammunition.

gerome

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150-

(Rick Bums) rewif no file)

170-28688-11

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JHIO

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July 13, 1971

By JEROME

It has come to my attention that there is

an individual who may be of interest who works for the San

Diego Fire Department and is assigned to Station 13 in La

Jolla. His name is RICK BURNS and he has been overheard

to make statements which are highly pro-Russian and pro-Com

munist China. He saves up his money and vacation time and

travels to Russia each summer.

• BURNS apparently lives in the La Jolla area as he

walks to work every morning. He is about 27, 5'11", 180

husky build. He has light brown hair, a ruddy complexion,

wears reading glasses, is married and has a collie dog. He

allegedly served in the U.S. Marine Corps and has been with

the Fire Department for about four and one half years.

Jerome

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170-2864-115

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+5 100-86556

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July 13, 1971

REPORT BY JEROME

Yesterday I was in contact with PETER RUPLINGER.

He is still self employed as a wholesale diamond dealer.

He

said one of his customers is allegedly an Italian who has

connections with the local tuna fishing association and with

the Mafia.

He said he had acquired from this person a

rifle with a silencer which he told RUPLINGER was a Mafia

assassination weapon.

He obtained this rifle from RUPLINGER

yesterday evening for $20.00.

The rifle is a British

a .303 caliber. It has been

butt stock and the parts of the receiver assembly missing

exposing the internal working mechanism. The rear sight

1s. also missing.

The breech ends of the receiver and barrel on this

rifle are usually threaded with a square cut thread.

However

on this rifle, these parts both have a regular toothed

machine thread which was obviusly done to allow the viile

to be disassembled into two pieces.

The forestock of the rifle is also missing and

a device, reported to be a silencer, has been added to th€

breech end of the barrel. This device is approximately

2" in diameter and 5" long and cylindrical in shape.

There is a ¿" diameter aluminum tube extending from

forward bottom part of this device along the barrel almost

to the muzzle. . Attached to the muzzle is the regular issue

British flash suppressor for use on the Enfield •303 caliber

carbine.

coated with black lacquer.

When

assembled, the rifle does not headspace

properly which is aprarently due to the threads being worn

ôr a necessary shim missing

I recontacted RUPLINGER this morning and learned

that the individual he obtained the rifle from is one...

California.

weapons including Thompson submachine guns and M-2 carbines

which he will sell. RUPLINGER also said that the silenced

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Ilfle which he sold me was supposedly delivered to SALUATO

by the Mafia for destruction or permanent disposal. He

siaà SALUATO, who 1s apparently eager to make a fast buck,

apparently decided to sell the weapon rather than destroy it.

From my knowledge of RUPLINGER, I suspect it is

very likely he enlarged considerably on this story.

Jerome

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100-14297 (Douris)

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(Pato)

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JULy 28, 1971

BY JEROME

It has come to my attention that one of the mois.

NSWPP organizers in San Diego County is a person named

(FNU) ROTH. He has been described as a uniformed and

card carrying member of the Nazi Party and has allegedly

done much organizing for that group in the Oceanside,

California, area.

I have also learned that SAM DAVIS and JIM POTO

have been asked to go to Arizona within the next few weeks

to meet with some

unnamed person there.

persone

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July 26, 1971

By Jerome

I was In contact with SAM DAVIS again yesterday

and he mentioned again his favorite project which is to

Illl 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 leave the

San Diego area without completing this project. •

DAVIS continues to be extremely interested In the

local NazI Party group and said 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 said 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 said the results would be better

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

the NSWPP and others he is associated with are suppose to

have some LAWs (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..

BILL GUIETTE, who runs the Bullseye Gun Store was

set up in that business by his father who is a Sergeant with

the San Diego Pollce Department. GUIETTE was telling me.*

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

saw there many parts for varlous machine guns. Yesterday

SAM DAVIS sald he

was

at ZARICK's 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 1s

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

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 is

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 ADL.

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Loye.

Sheet for informant Rosort or Me

FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date regeived

9/9/71

Receife-from hame or symbol numberi

$ 1155

Meshod of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

_by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

to

B orally

Date prepared

1/24/72

Received by

Sosteven h. Chistensen.

recording device

Date of Report

9/9/71

Date(s) of activity

I written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

?.:

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Current

Info re actinities of Galage

Bile Clay,

Dan's, Harver, Me Tade

File where original is located ifnot attached

NSWIPI

170-286

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

Remarks:

oi, date

170-286 A-18

Inder: National Justice

158-28 (1SWFP)

Found ation to 100-14819.

100-14819 (Gadtree)

168-61289 Daus

10015356 (Hoover)

72305 (Clay)

100-14610 (McDide)

100-16200 (Calrep)

2- Los Angeles

I- Jacramento

Block Stamp

170-2564-118

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JEROME

Soptember 9, 1971

In talking with BARRY GODFREY, I Learnod

of the formation of a new organization mown as

the National Justice Foundation. This organization

is supposed to be a group of lawyers from the Los

Angeles and Sacramento areas whose purpose will be

to counteract the work of the ACLU.

I also learned that the groups which are

protesting the sailing of the USS Constellation

are going to set up polling booths outside various

city polling places and at other locations in an

attempt to get people to vote on whether the USS

Constellation should sail.

I also was told that the Bishop faction

of the Nazi Party is now known as the National

Socialist American Workers

Partys

and is putting

out a new newspaper named "Attack". Apparently,

this newspaper is being published and printed at

Los angeles, calliornia.

GODFREY also told me he was recently

Interviewed by a San Diego County Deputy Sheriff

Ramed. D. Q. MARTIN, regarding GODFREY's involvement

in Minuteman and other right wing activities.

HARTIN was apparently under the impression that

GODFREY was one of the leaders of these activities

and would be able to furnish much information as to

names, addresses, and activities of other people who

are involved. GODFREY denied any knowledge whatsoever

of such activities which caused MARTIN to become

extremely aggrivated and to make some veiled threats

against GODFREY. However, he eventually gave up and

Afterward, GODFREY discussed this matter with

DAVIS, MICK HOOVER, and a few other people.

was their feeling that

• MARTIN'S vISit tO GODFREY was

probably caused by BILL CLAY. CLAY has suddenly been

around contacting people, asking questions and trying

to find out what is going on. ChAY even made a

personal appearance at the Gunsmoke Ranch and, while

there, apparently caused some friction as HOOVER has

nor been asked to leave the ranch. The questions in

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these poople's ninds now Is whothor CLAY has turned

informor for the Shoriff's Offico and was the source

of information for MARTIN rogarding GODEREX's

activitios.

It sooms that DAVIS, HOOVER, and STAN

MO DADE are now not as intorestod in the Nazis

as thoy formerly were. However, they will continue

to cooperate with that group.

DAVIS appears to ba

very chuhusiastic about the coning Republican National

Convention. He thinks that this will be his big

chance to do sonothing that will be remembered in tho

world... he said he is working on plans to organize

a series of meotings of oight to ivolve peopie to make

plans for and obtain pleages of financial support

for right wing harassment activitles during the

convenuion.

persme

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Gazar shoot for Informant Koport or f

FD-300 FRev. 9-30-69)

Date received

8/13/71

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(check appropriate blocks)

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Date

e or symbol number!

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Received by

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by mail

@ orally

...

Dictated

to

recording device

Date of Report

9/13/21

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Right Wing detrities in Ven

Diego + L0

5s Argates

Carrent

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-280

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a card index by

on date

Remarks:

420-28611-1191

M4n9:

Index: Fell wincherter

157-38(NSWPP)

10 157028. Joseph

100-14297 (Davis)

Tomasi to 157-28.

157-201 (Smith)

100-14303 (Walton)

EBoga +8157-13864

100-14610 (MeDade)

157-1813

157-2305 (Clan)

157-

(Whet Guine) (openneus)

#L1:-17461-138

15%

100v 182944

(Clark)

157-1614

(Naughion)

157-2388

(litchester

Block Stamp

T- 2564-1697

SEARCHED AT NO EXED.

SERIALZEB INFILED

JAN:!

= Los Angeles

1L8157

27157-5565 ScotWincheste

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JEROME

Soptember 13, 1971

I was in contact with SAM DAVIS this

morning.

He told me that he has joined the Nazi

Party and that today he rented Post Office Box

5791, San Diego, California, for the Nazis.

He said he has been assigned to act as a storm

Trooper

group leader in the San Diego area and has

begun actively organizing for the Nazis.

He explained that he went to see SCOTt

WINCHESTER at Torrance, California, yesterday.

He said he met WINCHESIER at a place named The

Bavarian Alpine Village where WINCHESTER's group

has relocated. He said that the activities of

WINCHESTER's group are very open and that there was

a lot of Nazi. Literature and posters in plain view.

He said he observed many people giving the Nazi

salute and handing SCOTT WINCHESTER mOneY.

DAVIS said there were several thousand

people present at The Bavarian Alpine Village with

hundreds of them dancing around outside the Nazi

Party headquarters.

He said the crowd incluäed

many Ilthuanians, Estonians, and Arabs, as well as

Germans, most of whom appears to be pro- Nazi. DAVIS

said one Arab was introduced to him as the leader

of the Al patah Group at Los Angeles. He said that

another person who was introduced to him claimed to have

worked for the HITLER Youth Ss and was wearing a gold

ss ring. DAVIS himself is now wearing a silver sS ring.

I also Learned that GERALD L. SMITH and one

of his Lleutenants went into the "Peace House" at

2143 Market Street, early last Friday afternoon to get

some of their literature.

They were dressed in full

Nazi uniform and when they went into the house, they

found a meeting of about fifty persons in progress.

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Their appearance in Nazi unirorms caused a great doal

of consternation among those people at the meeting..

Also, It has come to my attention that.

SAM and his associates have been asked to set up

a printing press for the Nazis in Vic Walton's

guest house and have taken this request under

favorable consideration.

GERALD I SMITH LOCal Nazi Party Group,

Los Angeles, and is working with STAN MC DADE TO

engineer a switch of SMITH's group from the TOMASSI

group to the WINCHESTER grOUp. DAVIS said that

MC DADE and SMITH are on very friendly terms.

The Right Wing Activists In the San Diogo

area have three printing presses.

One, which belongs

tO BETTIE HAUGHTON, Is located at the residence of

WALT and EDITH CEYER on Massachusetts Avenue in La Mesa.

Another, which is owned by BIll GLAY, Is located at

the residence of HOWARD CLARK at Ramona, Californias

and the third, which balong's to ED BOYD, TROY HAUGHION'S

step-father, is in the possession of STAN MC DaDe.

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Graper Shoot for Informant Ropori or Mi

FD-306 (Kev. 9-30-69)

Date received

leceived.rom.(n

or symbol number)

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

_ in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

• by mail

If orally

Dictated

to

Date prepared

0/24/71

Received by

sisterenh. Christeusen

recording device

Date of Report

9/20/71

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description ofactivity or material

Quiete

en son Diago are

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-7860

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by —

_on date

Renares:

170-2862-1773

100-14297 (Daris)

160-14294 (Clark)

100-15356 (Moorer)

100-15355 (Basch)

100-14610 (MeDade)

17C Biod Stamp A - 170

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JEROME

Soptomber 20, 1973

I was in contact with SAM DAVIS last night.

I learned from him that HOWARD CLARK is driving a

new light colored Pickup Truck with a camper shell

on it.

Furthermore, GEORGE HOOVER is now living with

JERRY BUSCH. BUSCH lives with his mother in an

apartment house at the corner of McLintock and El Cajon

Boulevard. This apartment house is the first one on

the right as you go north on Mclintock. BUSCH's

apartment is the upper rear.

I also learned that STAN MC DADE has leased

& cabin somewhere on Mt. Palomar to be used as

hideout if necessary.

Jerone

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Date received

" Received from (name or

lymbol numberl

9/16/71

150

vana

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

1 in person

_ by telephone

by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

E orally

Dictated

to

Date prep

6/

24/92

Received by

stevenh. Christence.

recording device

Date of Report

9/16/71

Date(s) of activity

written by informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Paren

Brief description of activity or material

Info re Right Wing actinitics

Diego asca

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-286

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

1 Information recorded on a card index by -

on date

Remarks:

+90-28664-1217

loader 0.1PAteranden

100-14297 (Ducrs)

10157-2815.

800-14819 (Godtrey)

157-1820 (Yakopees

157-1813 (Haughton)

157-2815 (SNO)

Block Stamp

11 701-286-14-121

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JEROME

September 16, 1971

I was in contact with SAM DAVIS yesterday

and he was

explaining to me some of the plans he

has for the new organization he is trying to

establish.

He said ho wants to try and have the

application forms and some of the training materials

printed this weekend.

He also said he will get a new

San Diego post office box tomorrow.

There will be

two membership lists maintained which will be

recorded on microfilm so they will be easy to hide.

One of these lists will be kept by DAVIS and the

other will be held by BARRy GODFREY. There will be

monthly literature mailouts with DAVIS and GODFREY

responsible for the maliouts on alternate months..

However, the mailouts will be made from GODFrEY's

The supplies for the mailouts and other

materials are to be kept in FRANK YACOPEC's attic.

SAM said that BETTIE HAUGHTON has a large

quantity of training literature and other supplles

in her possession which he will attempt to obtain

Iron her. He said that ALEX (LNU) of Alex RapId

Print has agreed to donate a part of the printing

costs for this literature.

In addition, DAVIS said that when the

organization gets going specialized training tapes

will be made up for advanced trainees. He said he

thinks that when the organization is in full swing

the literature mailouts and training aids will cost

at Loast $100 a month.

gersone

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Cover Sheet for Informant Report or M

$3-306 {Rev. 9-30-69)

Date received

928/71

Method of delivery

41155-€

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date propared

124/22

Received by

i Stevenh. Christenken

by mail

P orally

recording device

Date of Report

written by Informant

Dictated

to

9/28/00

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

"'a:

i. s

durant

in Sense

Diego

File where original is located ifnot attached

190-286

- INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

_ on date .

Remarks:

190-2867-1282

180-14297 Dans)

2-15%=

(Boga repean eaves)

100-14294 CClark

170 12517-122

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JEROME

Soptomber 28, 1971

Early this mornings I was contacted by

SAM DAVIS whO was looking fOr

someone to help him

when a project.

I told him I had other commitments

for the day and he said he would try to find someone

else to holp him. Later on, I talked to hin again

and he told me ho had wanted someone to help him to

move several hundred pounds of explosives from the

residence of one ROGER (LNU) at 2003 Dartmoor 1n

spring Valleys California.

DAVIS claimed that these

explosives included INT, C-4 Plastic Explosives,

and rifle grenades. DAVIS would not even hint as to

where these explosives had been moved but did make a

statement to the

effect "some day we'll have to move

the master cache". I got the impression that HOWARD

CLARK may have been involved in this project. I

understand that the individual named ROGER. Lived

with a Mexican woman and several children at that

address.

I have never heard of this ROGER before

but will try to find out more.

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Cover Sheet for Informan't Report or Hi

TD-300 (Rey. 9-30-69)

Date prepared

1/24/72

Received by

Date received

Reteive isom (name symbol number)

Method o

delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

_ in person

_ by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

_by mail

Led orally

Dictated

to

I recording device

Date of Report

10/8/28

Datels) of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of aojivity or mutariel

Into softer Right.

Wing activitierin San

Diego

File where original is located ifnot attached

190-756

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Remarts

Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date

130-2864-12

180-16342 (Rick Burns)

108-14159 CirCeste Abbott

10013):

180-15443 (Herbert Navon Gindter)

100-14610

(MeDade)

157-2815 (SAO)

180-15356 Hoover

166-15355 (Burch)

17L BlockSt A-123

100-14297 (Davis)

100-14818 (Eat)

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JEROME

October 8, 1971

ASTRIDE

It has come to my attention that the

individual I told you about previously named

RICK BURNS, who is a fireman at San Diego Fire

Department station Numoer 13 In La JOla,

continues to make extremely sympathetic statements

about communism in Russia and China.

In adaition,

whide at work, he always has a copy of the "Door"

or the "Street 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 name HERBERT GINDLER on the wall at the

fire station near the telephone.

I was in contact with STAN MC DADE earlier

today. He said he has had one thousand copies of

the new membership 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 be $5 and there will be a $3 per month dues

assossed 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 payments. He also

allegodly been on some of the local reservations

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

robberlos of houses of prostitution and similar

establishments where there would be little 11k1lhood

of the theit being reported.

The purpose of these

robbories, of course, is to obtain money to finance

right wing activities.

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Lastly, I loarned that BARRY GODFREY IS

supposed to see

SAM DAVIS this afternoon and

furnish him with 3,500 rounds of .45 and

.0223

caliber ammunition.

persme

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Date received

Roceived from (namerorsymbol number)

10/20/71

Mothod of delivery

1300

(chech appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

J by mail

A orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into re Right Wine activities

But Sena Det

20: 1

Date prepared

1/24/22

Received by

51-Stweul.Chuisteapen

recording device

Date of Report

10/20/11

Date(s) of activity

7 written by Informant

Cument

File where original is located ifnot attached

190-28

MOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

] Information recorded on a card index by -

omarks.

140-5868-174

57-2815(540)

57-1713 (Hugh nd mine)

30-142971 basis

80-14819 (Godfrey) o

(Robert5.Mayer)

50 - 14610

(Me Dade)

70-14301

Kublinger,

52- 1816

Poto

30-15350

(Hoore

10-15355 (Busch)

57-28 (NSWPP)

57-301 (Smith)

57-217,7 (Forrest)

Indek: Bill Guiette, term

Brown @healer Kinner,

(ENuS neGill, Ralph

Lannie

Reed, Dickbeise,

Block Stamp

170-2561-124

SE LANZED AFILED

JAN":: 15/i.

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100-14180% (Geyer)

157-2832 (Caray)

157-1820 (Yakopee)

2- Las Vegas

2 Los Agates

o- Seattle

2- Phoenix

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REPORT BY JEROME

October 20, 1971

Attached is a copy of the new letterhead stationery

of the Secret Army Organization (SAO). This letterhead was

printed approximately two weeks ago along with a large

number of sheets which are information bulletins and a so-called

history of the organization.

Some stickers advertising for

support of the SAO were printed about one week later. All

of the printing has been done on BETTY HAUGHTON's Offset

press either by her or by wALt GUYER.

In line with the decision to go ahead and set up the

SAO organization, SAM DAVIS and BARRY GODFREY have been out

contacting people in an attempt to get new recruits.

So faIg..

• FRANK YACOPEC, PAUL RUPLINGER, ROBERT MAYER, SIAN MC DADE,

and JAMES EVAN POTO have been approached and appear to be

Easonably disposed to joining the new organization. Two

GEORGE HOOVER and JERRY LEE BUSCH,

apparently are not to know about the organization for the

time being.

However, they have been asked to do some

intelligence-type investigations and reports on some random

,Left Wing activities which are involved in the project to

attempt to keep the uss constellation from sailing on 11/1/71.

So thy hay type and at it the Layout oệ the building

Its occupants, the police coverage, and other areas

of interest.

HOOVER and

BUSCH are supposed to be busy at

the present

time on a similar report on another groups.

In adadition to the individuals named above,

there are probably several other people in the san Diego

area who would be supporters of, or sympathetic, to the

Sau who nave not ver been oillclally contacted.

As previously reported, SAM DAVIS and GEORGE

HOOVER and STAN MC DADE were very much interested in joining

the local Nazi group, the National Socialist White Peoples

Party (NSWPP). However, they recently discovered that the

official Nazi

Party policy is very nuch anti-American Indiar

and they are now very disenchanted with the Nazis as DAVIS is

one-quarter Indian and HOOVER is one-half Indian. In addition,:

this policy has cost GERALD L. SMITH. one of his best

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Lieutenants (name not known). This person was Living with

a girL who is part Indian and when SMITH ordered him to

stop seeing her, he left the organization instead. It is

possible that he may join the SAO.

This interesting turn of events may have been

one the important factors which caused DAVIS to try and get

the sAo off the ground.

Many of the SAO organizational histories and news

bulletin sheets have been sent out and are being sent out to

other people who have been known in the past to be Right

Wing sympathizers.

be

Those individuals frow the San Diego area known to

Right Wing sympathizers who attended the recent gun show

at tuma, Arizona, included the following:

STAN MC DADE

SAM DAVIS

BARRY GODFREY

BILL GUIETTE

TERRY BROWN

CHARLES KINNEL

JERRY GUYER

(FNG) MC GILI

TOM FORREST

DON CAREY

RALPH HUMPHREYS

WAYNE HUMPHREYS (SON Of RALPH

TOM WEBSTER

LANNIE REED

DICK GEISE

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GRANNY MARTIN

and others.

Everett

CY ANDERSON, from someplace in the seattle,

Washington, area, as well as DARD MOORE and his wife,

who are identified as Miami leaders in the Phoenix,

Arizona, area, were also in attendance.

In addition, the Angrifi Press DON SIsCO's group,

was well represented end had set up a table on which were being

sold all kinds of manuals and literature on explosives and

incendiries.

They were also selling blasting cap crimpers

and American Nazi Party Christmas cards.

The people sponsoring the gun show expected only

about 200 individuals to show up.

However, there were 200

-ables set up

on many of which two persons were displaying

heir merchandise, plus many spectators for a total of a

least 500 individuals at the show.

Included among these

were many Yuma County Sheriffs and city police officers

who were taking an active part in the show. I belleve some

ATED Agents showed up at the show but were afraid to make any

arrests or take any other action due to the large numbers of

people at the show and the obvious lack of support they were

getting from the local law enforcement officers. I honestly

believe there would have been a big shootout it the Aliz

Agents had attempted to take any kind of action such as make

an arrest or seize some piece of merchandise. Mostof the •

people at the show seemed to be in a very bad mood toward

the Alib.

One of the hottest items at the show was

50 caliber

machine gun ammunition.

BILL GUIETTE took a large quartity

of this ammunition to

sell and got rid of all of it.

There was

a Pro-nationalist Chinese individual there, who was well known

to CY ANDERSON, who was buying all the .50 caliber ammunition

and magazines and parts he could get.

1 was told that he is

supposed to be Illthy rich and to have a stupendous arsenal

located on his ranch somewhere in Southern Arizona.

Following the

gun show

a meeting involving ha

MOORE, CY ANDERSON, SAM DAVIS, MC DADE and GODFREY was held

to discuss the SAO. The news bulletin and history sheets of

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the SAO were passed around and MOORE and ANDERSON agreed that

their respective groups would join in with the SAo as they

felt that some cohesion among Right Wing groups has become

necessary due to the power vacuum left by. the Minuteman

organization.

After the show, SAM DAVIS drove to Las Vegas,

Nevada to contact some people there, among them a person

named JACK DOYLE Who is supposed to

have Mafia connections,

to determine if they

were interested in the SAO and if so,

what sapport or assistance they can give.

En route to the gun show, CY ANDERSON broke down

somewhere in Nevada and he had been forced to hire san eone

to bring him on

ANDERSON brought with.

number of U.S. Navy survival kits, some Army sleeping bags,

an AR 180 rifle in a .223 caliber and some miscellaneous gun

parts for the KARNEs of AR sales at Los Angeles, California,

who were also at the show. ANDERSON appeared to be good

friends of the KARNEs.

While at the gun show, ANDERSON was overheard to state

that his group had recently lost 5,000 feet of primacord and

10 machine guns in a raid by the ATFD on a friend's house.

ANDERSON said he was not too concerned about the machine

guns but he really hated to lose all of that Primacord.

permit with which he can obtain most of the coumercially

available explosives that he wants. ANDERSON said he was

He said the

last week of this two-week period would be spent in San Diego

helping to get the SAO started.

In addition, he indicated he probably would return

to the San Diego area in about two months at which time he

would bring more weapons to sell.

jerome

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

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Date received

10/6/3

Received from (rane embol number

5" E

Herhod of delivery

50

(check appropriate blocks)

• in person

• by telephone

by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

_ to.

Ajorally

Date prepared

1/24/72

Received by

sAsteren hi Cho

eistenten

I recording device

Date of Report

10/26/71

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief descriptiong i activity or material

Anto re Right Wing Hesitier

Carreut

File where original is located if not attached

199-286

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date

Remarks:

170-286A-148

Inder: Cy Anderson to

180-14297 (Daris)

157-58135.

153-28/5 (SP)

157-28 (NSWPP)

100-15356 (Hoover)

I- Seattle

Block Stamp

170-2564-125

SERRLZED FILED.

JAN?,, 101é.

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& EROME

October 20s 1971

SAM DAVIS called last Saturday night to

tell me he had finally roturned to San Diego.

Re said he got more involved at Las Vegas in

organizing and contacting people than he had

expected to.

It looks as though some of the

people he met at Las Vegas will be joining the

SAO grOUp.

This morning, we are supposed to go

to all of the post office boxes and see if there

has been any response to the mailing out of the

first literature on the SAO. We also are going

to order insignia patches to be sewn on the berets

that SAO members will wear. These patches will be

obtained through CY ANDERSON at Seatcle, Washington.

SAM also wants to start work on organizing some

urban Guerilla warfare squads.

He said he wants

so form these squads with six men to a squad. and

two cars to a squad.

I also learned from him that there will be

& White Power rally in Balboa Park on October 30,

1971-

This rally will be sponsored by the local

Nazi Group.

I am also supposed to go with GEORGE HOOVER

this afternoon to help him begin recruiting his.

six man squad.

ferosive.

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Cover Sheet for Informant Roport or Me

-SD-305 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date prepared

1/24/72

Date received

Received from /name of

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Received by

10/27/21

sAsfach. Christensen

Method of delivery

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in person

by telephone

by mail

Corally

written by Informant

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Transcribed

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by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into re Right Wing achinities

larea

Crucit

File where original is located ifnotattached

120-28%0

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (* ONLY ATTENDED A MELTING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

on date

Remarks:

170-2864-176

Inders:

Cy Anderson,

150-15356 (Arres

100-15385 (Busch)

100-14610 (MeDade)

100-84297 (Davis)

10157-2815

+57-2531-E6948tWr

100-14819 (Condi)

159-2815(SA0)

157-2177 (Forest)

157-2921 (zanick)

159-18160 (Poto)

Block Stamp

120-25611-126

2- Las Vegas

2- Phoeni

2- Seattle

2- Los Augefer

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JEROME

October 27, 1971

I was in contact with GEORGE HOOVER

yesterday afternoon.

He said that the Nazi

sponsored White Power rally will be hold in

B9100g Park at the House o1 hospitality on

October 30, 1971, a Saturday, at noon.

He said.

he and some of his associates have been thinking

of directing some incident against the United

Nations Building in Balboa Park In retaliation

for recent actions taken by the united Nations

with regara to Nationalist China. He said some

of the things that have been considered are

picketing the United Nations Building in the

park,

entering the building and taking down the United

Nations flag and burning 1t.

People who might be

Involved In this incident if it takes place would

be HOOVER, JERRY BUSCH, and some of the Nazi Party

menbers.

They may attempt to draw supporters for

chis incident from the White Power rally which will

take place the previous day. HOOVEP was also talking

about trying to get some members of the Chineso-Amorican

Association down to help.

HOOVER and STAN MC DADE are presently on

• a religious organization kick and are associated with

the Missionary Church of Jesus Christ run by Reverend

GALE at Los Angoles.

blue uniforms to go along with their Involvement. in

this group. I understand that SAM DAVIS and BARRY

GODFREY have decided to stay away from this group.

The individuals with whom SAM DAVIS was in

contact at was vegas are dack Dolle, teLephone number

042-4407, and El (LU)s post office box 2191, Las

Vegas, telephone number 304-2040.

CY ANDERSON, who has been in Texas since he

went to Las Vegas with SAM DAVIS from the Yuma..

gun show, is supposed to be in town this Friday

afternoon.

I have learned that he is an old friend

Of RON ZARICK and TOM FORREST.

I also learned that

SAM DAVIS and BARRY GODFREY want to go to the

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Phoenix gun show in December for the purpose of

making contact with EV MOORE.

It has also come to my autention that

JIM POTO has lost a lot of weight and also has

joined the SAO.

perome.

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averaget tor informans koport or in

'D-300 TRev. 9-39-69

Date received

Received trom

same or symbol number)

10/28/71

Method of delivery

01155-€

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

_ by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Dictated

to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of aegivity or material

i orally

Date prepared

1/25/72

Received by

SaStavenk. Christenter

7 recording device

] written by Informant

Date of Report

10/28/71

Date(s) of aclivity

Cuirent

hi Wing activities

San Diego a

File where original is located if not attached

50170-286

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_ on date

Remarks:

075-2867-127

anderson p157

100-15356 (Horder)

228/5

100-15355 (Busch)

157-2921 (Zarick)

100-12444 (Melvin @rain)

157-249 94(Nower)

100-14297 (Davis)

157-2815 (540)

157-2179 (Forest)

2- Seattle

Block Stamp

176-256-17-127

SEARCHED FOR INDEXED

SERIALED IN FILED-

JANCE ISH

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JEROME

October 28, 1971

I was

In contact with RON ZARICK

earlier

today..

He claimed that he had some explosives

he wanted to sell and asked if I was interested.

• I also understand that there ware some spies,

probably GEORGE HOOVER and JERRY BUSCH, watching

ROD BURTON's house at 1511 29th Street, yesterday.

Apparently, some kind of meting was taking place

there and one man had been stationed out front as

a watchman.

Automobilesknown to belong to MELVIN

CRAIN and LEON NOWER were observed parked at the

residence.

A person I have mentioned before, CY

ENDERSON, W11] be at SAM DAVIS' house tomorrow.

It is my understanding that ANDERSON was originally

introduced to DAVIS by TRoy HAUGhION.

Furthermore,

I was told that SAM DAVIS met TOM FORREST through

CY ANDERSON. It looks as though ANDERSON may be

one of the biggest right wing operators and dealers

In firearms in the west.

The trip which ANDERSON

made to Texas actually took him to El Paso. He

apparently made contact there wit several individuals

whose identities are known to DAVIS but who would not

aivulge them to me.

The following is a rough physical description

OI CY ANDERSON:

Race

Sax

Height

Weight

Build

Ago

Eyes

Hair

Complexion

Marital status

Occupation

White

Male

682" - 684"

approximately 275 pounds

Largo

30 to 35 years

Blue

Blond and worn in a

butch hair cut

Pale

Married (his wife was

with him at the Yuma

gun show)

Probably a mechanic

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Coyce stroat for Informant Roport or Mo

FúS:306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date prepared

1/25/72

Received by

Date received

Recenged one or symbol number

11/н/r1

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

7 in person

_J-by telephone

_ by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

asterse

Kj orally

': :

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to

l recording device

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11/4/38

Datels) of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Riots Win

activities ian

• Diego

Carrest

File where original is located ifnot attached

50198-286

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorced on a card index by -

on date

Remarks:

170-2864-1253

100-15356 (Horren)

100-15355 (Busch)

187-1441 (Stuley Don Me Dade)

159-28 (NSuppY

z-. Las Angefes

126:- 256-1-125

Block Stamp

SEARCHED ME IDENED

SERIALZED FILED

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JEROME

November 4, 1971

I have Learned from GEORGE HOOVER, STAN

MC DADE, and JERRY BUSCH attended a meeting of

GERALD I. SMITH'S Nazi Group last night.

mentioned before, HOOVER has become involved in

the activities of a semi-religious group named

The Missionary Church of Jesus Christ.

This group

Ls run by a Reverend GALE at Los Angeles, California.

GALE claims to be a rotired Colonel and a former aid

to General MC ARTHUR. GALE comes from Los Angeles

to San Diego to speak approximately once a month.

He is very anti-semitic and has Nazi tendencies

although I doubt he belongs to any Nazi organization.

HOOVER is in the process of trying to get himself

ordained as a minister of this church.

Ho has made

hinself up a fancy blue uniform which he wore to the

Nazi Party meeting and, apparently, so impressed

the other members of the group at the meeting, that

many of them wanted to join HOOVER's group, as he

had a better uniform than. the Nazi uniform.

This has

apparently caused SMITH a great deal of consternation

and he is now busily trying to re organize his group.

I went by. the "Peace House" last night and

took a pook through the windows.

No one seemed to be

home and I observed the house to be stacked full of

Literature and other printed materials.

gerane

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tins: (8326811710118

GaA deMII (11 C8T0) 101-11.7

UNITED STATES GO

KNMENT

Memorandum

TO

• SAG, SAN DIRGO (157-nGW)

DATE:

1/31/72

TROM :

SA SILVEN I. CHRIATEISDH

SUBJECT:

LOTTIS RAYMOND CONDE

EM - HIG

On 1/28/72,

DAVIS bad gone that

1900 icadeny in the

Pandasurea of san Diego.

the Subject's residence at

Purpose

of the visit was to solicit linuncinl support for the sao

from couse.

CONDE agreca

to turnish shen,

along with other

assistance and contacts,

in return for 840 support in his

campaign for the seat on the County Board of Supervisors

which

is now held by wALTER SHIDFuL (PH). One form of

support sAo will give is to print campaign liternture

for

CONDE On its printing presses. Source said ColdE has the

• support of both the la Jolla Town Council and the Clairmont

Pown Council in his

campaign, and is well thought of

Republican Party circles for

his campaign offorts in bebalf

of Governor RONALD REAGAN.

It is noted that when first contacted, source

asked the writer if he was acquainted with

a former FBI

Agent named OB STUDQUIRK or something similar to that

name.

uniter asked

source is suidorist was close enough

and source replied that was the

name he had in mind.

He

explained that in the conversation wish conte, ne mentione

he had been obteining information from SuNrOlISt for the

benefit of Right Wing activits.

Sorce raid CONDE then

took two chocks fron his donk and showedthem to source and

DAVIS.

source observed the amount on one of the checks

was

$200.00. CONDE indicated STUNTIST hau become indebted

to

him at an undertmined time in the post for a considerable

sum o? roney and had attempted to pay him off with worth

less checks.

CODE said he had used the threat of exposure

or prosecution as alever over SUNDOUIST to force hin to

furnisa inforration.

Source advised he was not aware o? the total

amount of money owed conde by sundorist, the period of time

involved, or the nature of the relationship beticen the tuo..

Re said he

was

inpressed that CONDE had gained this acvantore

2 • I57-naw (DONTS RAYEOND COUDE)

#+0-2-81-14-112

MARCHED.

WINDLAEL

- 15700

(JUNKY TIN DAVIS)

SERIALIZED

1?9-2869

5.2 50-7

1/518

(1: )

Bus U.S. Sawings Bonds Regions on the Peproll Swings Plan

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over stmeuter prior to the time of the latter's

retiroment

from the 213I. lle did not linow the nature of the information

furnished, if any, to CONDE.

Source said CONDt then told them that StDaTiSt

is presently working for him, apnarently doing some type

of boat

repair work.

It. was source's understanding that

SUNDONIST is doing some work on CONDE's personal boat.

He said he does not know cractly where SUNDUIST works or

for how long he has

been so employed.

Source stated ho expects he and DAVIS to maintain

close contact with subject for the furtherance of the SA0.

He said ho would be alert for any additional information

pertaining to this matter.

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Coyer Sheet for Informan: Roport or Mr

FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date prepared

22/72

Date received

leceived from (name of

11/9/71

A 4-2/4"

Received by

SA Steven hi Christensel

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

_ in person

by telephone

_ by mail

L orally

written by Informant

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

to

recording device

Date of Report

11/9/21

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by informant .

2/2/72

Brief description of activity or material

Current

Information ne SAO, Star MaDade,

NSWPP, Frank Yacopse, Robert

File where original is located ifnot attached

OR VIRULES DOENATORY AN APARE ME ENDY DISCARED A MERING AND DID NOX ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

Lu Andersone,"

Jama du's

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

1 Information recorded on a card index by -

on date

Remarks:

157- (5A8)

Index:@harlesManleresCu

170-286A-13

Anderson 16 157-2815

157-2305 (Clay)

157-2393 (MaDade)

+1 57-7518-75

157-2610 (Wakefield)

157-201 (Smith)

157-28 (NSUPP)

157-1820 (Yacobee)

157-2931 < Mayer

157-3001 (Davis

1 70-28619-131

Block Stamp

2- Phoenix

1-157-

1=157.0

(SAO)

(Charles Manleve)

SERIALIZED MAnSILED.

1- Seattle

1-1557-

(CyAnderson)

Christen em que

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JEROME

November 9, 1971

.

The SAO has received its first response

from the mailouts which were mado in october.

this came fron an individual named CHARLES MANLEVE,

2930 North Seventeen Drive, Phoenix, Arizona, 85015.

manhave wrote his letter about two weeks ago expressing

Interest in the SAO and requesting more information

about 16.

Incidentally, we are about to lose BILI.

CLAY's old post office box at the Grossmont Post

Office Station. The building where the station is

located is to ba torn down and the post office boxes

are to be vacated by the 2oth of this month. It would

be helpful to obtain another post office box somewhere

else in CLAY's name to facilitate the forwarding of

mails.

In talking with STAN. MC DADE, I have Learned

that MICKEY BURTON WAKAFIELD is no longer associated

with SMITH's Nazi group.

WAKEFIELD is oither married

to or has been Ilving with a Mexican girl. The

official Nazi Party policy is that people wich American

Indian blood, Including Mexicans, are an inferior race

and therefore Nazi Party members should have nothing

to do with them.

I understand that WAKEFIELD was ordered

to dump the girl he was living with because of this

policy, but refused to do so.

Consequently, he either

guit or was thrown out of the Nazi Party by.

• SMITH.

MC DADE claimed that this same attitude on the

part of the Nazis toward people with Indian blood as

well as some other things which have happened has cost

SMITH most of the membership of his group.

MC DADE

said that many of the Nazi Party members had Mexican

wives or girlfriends and that SMITH has been telling

the members to get rid of them which has created

hard

feolings.

I was also talking with FRANK YACOPEC and

from him learned that his friend, ROBERT MAYER, IS

quito knowledgeable about radio communications.

MAYER

has been investigating the broadcasting set up of radio

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station KSON.

Apparently this station has its

broadcast antenna located at some distance from the

radio station itself. It has a repeater and

amplifler arrangement at the antenna to pick up,

amplily, and re-broadcast the relatively weak

signal which comes from the radio station Because

of this set up, MAYER claims that with the proper

ham radio equipment in a truck or car, most of which

he already has, it would be possible for a right wing.

group to drive this vehicle in the vicinity of soN's.

broadcast antenna, jam the signal from the base

station, and put out its own fifteen minutes propaganda

tape using KSON's broadcast antenna. YACOPEC and

MAYER said they are going to work at setting up the

/ necessary: equipment to do this.

I have also been talking with SAM DAVIS.

He told me. that he and CY ANDERSON have made

tentative plans for a trip which will start about

December 1, 1971.

If the trip is made, DAVIS and

ANDERSON will meet in san Diego and from there go to

Phoenix, Arizona, where they will leave SAM's car.

They will then go on to Juarez and Mexico City,

Mexico. After returning from Mexico, they will then

travel to Denver, Colorado, and also to places in the

state of Montana, with the

fellow from Iss Vegas,

Nevada, named ED (LNU). The whole trip 1s to take

two or three weeks and will be made for the purpose

of making contacts in the various cities visited with

people who are known to them as Right Wing Extremists

or dealers in firearms, ammunition, and other equipment.

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Cover Sheet for Informant Report or tr

FD-305 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date received

11/10/71

Method of delivery

Received from (name,

1150-E

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

symbol number)

by mail

Dictated

to

A orally

Date prepared

2/2/12

Received by

sA Stevent.Christensen

recording device

Date of Report

11/10/41

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

..?

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

2/2/1220

Brief description of activity or material

Info ra Stan Me Dade

Ourrent

File where original is located if not attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_ on date

Remarks:

157-2933 (McDade)

170-2864-132

Block Stamp

170-786A-132

hite diule

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JEROME

Novembor 10s 1971

STAN MC DADE Is a very miserable and

bitter individual. He has a strongly anti-semitic

attitude, and blames the U.S. Government and

Jewish business

people for him being out of work

and scraping bottom.

He also claims that he has

lost all of his friends because of his association

with the Nazi Party.

MC DADE is a former merchant ship captain

and still holds his masters papers.

At one time he

also had a largo boat and a good boat yard too, but

blames Jewish bankers for the loss of these and

also for the fact that he cannot get a new business

going.

However, all he dreams about is going to

sea again and getting away from the life on shore.

He said he has been offered an eighteen-month. contract ..

to sail a ship but thinks he ought to stay home in

order to be able to shoot Jews.

He said he only stays

with his wife because of th children they have but

he does not care much for them either.

At one time, MC DADE supposedly was arrested

and convicted on a charge of illegal possession of a

machine gun.

Allegedly, he received a presidential

pardon in this connection.

right wing cause is hopelessly lost and he is so miserable

in his life that he actually hopes for a confrontation

with the police or with the FBI so that he can end it

all in a big shoot out.

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Cover Sheet for Informont Report or M

FD-308 MRev. 9-30-69)

Date received

11/266/171

Method of delivery

Received from (name or.

Malambol number)

50 H

(check appropriate blocks)

_ in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

_ by mail

Dictated

[ả orally

Date prepared

2/2/12

Received by

sA Steven, Christensen

1 recording device

Date of Report

1/22/18

Date(s) of activity

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by Informant

23/72

Brief description of activity or material

1/21/11

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Into re Sam Dewis, Bany Goldey,

Roger Drapesse

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* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by —

_on date

Remarks:

157-3001 (Davis)

170-2864-13

100-14819 (Godtray

157-3000 (Drapedes)

157-2933 (MeDade)

157-1614 (Haughton)

154-4818

(Haughton)

170-2867-133

Block Stamp

SEARCHED

SERIA YEE

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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

knew 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 them for the night of November 22, 1971,

but did not say what for. Most likely, ho only wants

to sell them to someone.

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

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

Lence for the Balboa Fence Company at the Rincons

somewhere near Santa Barbara.

GODFREY hedged about

going along with DAVIS and said he did not know 1f

could arrange it. DAVIS then said not to worry about

It as he could easily get someone else.

Last Sunday, SAM DAVIS, ROGER DRAPEAU,

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

BREN'T and MARK, went out to the desert in DRAPEAU's

SAM Davis nad obtained some maps Iron BEttLI

and other equipment. The particular map that was used

Sunday, was hard to read; however, It is balieved that

the place marked on the map was actually located... The

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, California.

During this.

week of maneuvers, they supposedly built a cache of

weapons and ammunition on the side of a cliff near the

highway and made a map to show its location. On sundays

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

dug back into the cliff a considerable distance but found.

nothing. It is the intention of this group to chock

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

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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.

grome

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Luts ren Sam Davis, Cy Anderson

James Poto, Frank Yacopec, Robert

Curreut

File where original is located if not attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

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157-3001 (Davis)

Indexi@yAnderson 10 157-30011

+70-286A-13

+157-2-855578

157-28 (5A0)

157-1816 (Poto)

157-1820 (Yacape).

157-2931 (Mayer)

1- Seattle

101577=

'(Cy Anderson)

Block Stamp

170-284A-134

SEINGHED.

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JEROME

November 26, 1971

I have been in contact with SAM DAVIS.

I learned from him that CY ANDERSON resides at

10418 Northeast 168th Place, Bothell, Washington,

and has telephone numbers 206-485-4854 and 206-454-8912.

His wife's name is DEE.

DAVIS claims that he has already spent

$300 of his personal money on printing and materials

for the SAO. He said he is still thinking about

a trip to Phoenix, Arizona, Texas, and Mexico.

He also mentioned that JAMES EVAN POTO iS

gatting ready to go to Illinois. He said POTO 1s

working in San Diego for a nation wide chain of

restaurants and has been asked to go to Illinois to

start a new restaurant somewhere In that state.'

I have also talked to FRANK YACOPEC, who

said he is going to take a vacation trip to Chicago,

Illinois and vicinity in December.

He said he would

drop by Norborne, Missouri, where the Minutemen

Headquarters was

Located, and put SAo stickers up

all over town.

He said he and ROBERT MAYER are working at

setting up a little citizens band radio network and

will try to provide mobile units to put in the cars

of various right wingers.

These mobile units will

probably be stolen.

He said they are also working

on a code to use and are still making plans on how to

take over radio station KSON's Broadcast Antenna in order

to play a

right wing propaganda tape.

gerone

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Cover Shoet for Informant Report or Mate-lal

FD-30S (Rev. 9-30-69)

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Receivectrom (name o

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11/29/71

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100-14427

170-2868-135

170-2867-135

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SEARCHED ....

MSNDEXED..

SERIALIZEB MASHED

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JEROME

November 39, 1971

I have Learned from a contact of mine In

the telephone company that the Message Information

Conter was last located at 2225 A Street, San Diego.

However, their telephone at that location was

recently aisconnected for non-payment.

The Loss

of the telephone service is probably the reason for

Message Information Center going out of busiless.

groone

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Cover Sheat for Informant Report or Mate ' 1

FD-305 Her. 9-30-697-

Date received

Received fron (name or symbel number)

12/9/11

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Date of Report

12/8/121

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

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by Informant

2/2/17%0

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Current

Bill Clay, Samn Daurs, Stau

MaDade, SAO, Bettie Kauglaton

File where original is Iccated ifnotattached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

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Remarks:

157-2305 (Clan

170-2861-136

157-3001 (Davis

157-2933 (MeDade)

157-1813 (Naughton.

57-2818 (SAON

159-300% (Guire)

_on date

Inder: Forrest Rogers te

157-2305 Huck kance to

157-1813;

a Michael Brooks & Ster

O'Neil +o 100-138471

1157-2472-Er Manoe-

#EL 15441-674, 689

157-1614 (Haughton,

100-16200 (CALKED)

100-13847 (sme)

170-2564-136

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1o Los Angeles

157010

(hugh hance) an

Jam BENED.

SERIANED FILED.

1- Phoenix

1-157-

(Ev Moore)

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170-286

JEROME

12/9/71

The information regarding BILL CLAY's

involvement in the Witches Coven on the University

of California at San Diego campus originably came

from SAM DAVIS and STAN MC DADE. He has been in

The Witches Coven for over a year now and I believe:

Apparentlys his

main interest in this group is the sexual promisculty

of the women who are involved.

With regard to explosives, I have no personal

knowledge of any caches buried in the desert or elsewhere

on CLAY's part, although he did claim to have made

such caches.

I have seen him in possession of metal.

cans or boxes full of dynamite and other explosives

which he claimed to have dug up from such a place.

& have also known him to be in possession of other

explosives and believe he still has the rented garage

which I, at one time, observed to be chuck full of

•30 callber carbine ammunition. In addition, SAM

mmuni-vod to

DAVIS told me that at one time he saw at least $500

The current information on CLAY is that he

1s running around with FORREST (FROSTY) RODGERS.

RODGERS is the full-time west coast leader of the

JOHN BIRCH SOCiety.

I was told that CLAY and RODGERS

do a lot of flying together.

BETTIE HAUGHTON iS

doing all of the printing

for the SAO on her off set press which is now located

at WALT GUIRE's house.

She is also helping on

organizational work for the SAl and has provided

contact lists which may contain as many as 600 names

of former contacts of TROY HAUGHTON.

Most of these

names, however, are probably just those appearing on

mailing Lists rather than actual contacts.

In adaition, BElTLE HAUGHION still makes

frequent trips north to the place owned by HUGH LANCE

near Big Pine, California.

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With regard to the 1972 Republican National

Convention, SAM DAVIS told me the other day that ho

is busy setting up an allbi for him to use during

the convention.

His plan is to give the impression

of being out of town during the convention by driving

his car to Arizona and pretending to stay there with

EV MOORE. He will have MOORE cover for him as though

le were in Phoenix when actually he will fly back to

san Diego to commit various acts of harassment,

etcetera, during the convention following which he

will fly back to Phoenix and then drive home.

Two Individuals named MICHAEL BROOKS and.

STEVEN O'NEIL have come to my attention. These persons

are, or were, running the SMC Organization at

Grossmont Junior College.

However, BROOKS may nOw

be attending school at San Diego State College. BROOKS

and O'NEIL supposedly are still residing together.

This information came from-BROOKS' older brother.

ONEILS YOUREER

Jerome

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# INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

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Remarks:

157 - 3017 (Hoover)

Indek: vesse Clanburn Stevens

1170-2864118

157-2815-21500 Robert De Pughs

100-14819 (Goat)

Gleun Jackson, John Zemense,"

157-18-70 (Yacope,

sweets",

', Aler

159-2931 (Mayer)

Rapid Print.

7-5815 (SAS)

Info re sample of metal alleged to

157-3001 (Davi's)

be gold: sables hoon to SA Ro

157-2933 (MeDade)

157-1614 (Naushton

157- 98 NSupp

copper.

100-15450 (Bohmer)

+40-286A-13142b2s

3 mos Angeles

SETHER FOR INDENER

1-151 5

Glenn dockson)

SERIALED MaILED.

106558100

(John Zomance)

1-157-

Camerican Valete ...

Baltimore

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December 20, 1971

By Jerome

GEORGE HOOVER was at my house this morning and

• left with me a sample of the metal which he alleges is

stolen government gold. He said he has come to the con-

• seein

clusion that the metal must be a gold-platinum alloy because

of the high melting temperature it has.

BARRY GODFREY told me that FRANK YACOPEC and ROBERT

MAYER went by the house at 3121 Beech Street in an attempt to

get at the printing press located there to destroy it.

Apparently, they were not able to accomplish anything there as

I have not heard of anything happening.

YACOPE is now gone to los Angeles, california, on

trip following which he will travel to Gary, Indiana, to

visit with his brother. He said he

will try to do some

recruiting for the sAo while there, and will put up SAo

stickers and leaflets wherever he can.

Friday I was at SAM DAVIS' house where I observed

a letter to DAVIS from JESSE CLAYBURN SIEVENS. at Silver Springs,

Maryland. In the letter, STEVENS talked of

how he and his

group hated ROBERT DE PUGH and stated that he was in contact

with GLENN JACKSON and JOHN ZEMANEC Of the American Volunteer

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Group at Los Angeles. STEVENS, who knOws SAM DAVIS only by

the name PATRICK MC DONALD, stated that he was anxious to

get in touch with right-wing groups or individuals in the

Southern California area. He advised he had received some

SAO literature but said he corresponds with several individuals

• In the san Diego area and did not know who had furnished him

With the SAO literature: (Ints was SIAN MC DADE).

• .:

I also observed DAVIS' reply to STEVENS In which he

stated that the SAo was also interested in making contact with

STEVENS' group and other similar groups in the East. He said

that the SAO remains Minuteman at heart and in principle regardless

of the name or form it might take.

The SAO has had printed 200 copies.of an information

sheet on PETER BOHMER, which is to be distributed to right-wing

activists and other individuals in the San Diego area. The

printing was done by ALEX (INU) at Alex Rapid Print House, and

the only charge was $3.50 for the materials. So far, SAo has

spent $140 on printing 1ts literature, most of which has come

out of the pockets of DAVIS and GODFREY.. The stamps for this

SAO mail-out alone will cost $16.

ALEX of Alex Rapid Print Is a former Minuteman who

allowed TROY HAUGHTON to do all of the West Coast Minuteman

print work on his equipment. He has now agreed to do all of the

SAO printing work at cost.

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While I was at work the other day, a colored

individual came in to report a leak in a water main. He

was driving an old pickup truck with California license

M30319 and was wearing a chrome-plated Nazi helmet with an

American flag painted on it. I don't know what significance

this might have.

With regard to the Nazis, I have learned that their

new headquarters is located at 7720 University in la Mesa and

is called the White Power Information Center.

.. .

•I also understand that the SAO may attempt to run a

poster campaign on Camp Pendleton as there are suppose to be a

Iot of good recruit possibilities there.

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* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

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157-3001 (Davis)

Inder: Ed Carville to 157.

1 90-3864-138

157-1813 (Haughton

157-2921 (zanick)

157-2815 (SAD)

- Los Angeles

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12/28/71

BY JEROME

I was in contact with SAM DAVIS yesterday.

He told me that BETTIE HAUGHTON told him she has decided

to remarry soon, probably about June, 1972. DAVIS did

not tell me the name of the person she is to marry but

identified him as the new owner of the Lodge at Big Pine

or Lone Pine, California, which formerly belonged to

HUGH LANCE. DAVIS said that apparently LANCE is now a.

Deputy Sheriff in Inyo County.

RON ZARICK told me yesterday that he has been

fired from the last job he had.

I do not know the person named ED CARVILLE who

received one of the SAO bulletins one PETER GEORGE BOHMER.

Apparently he was just on the membership list which the SAO

got from BETTIE.

re.:

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Remarks:

100-12207-Mauwing)

Inder: "Doe" Robert 10100-14298.

157-2177 (Forrest)

Jesse @lagbur stevens +0157-28131

160-14819 (Godfrey)

157-2815 (SA0)

157-3001 (Davis)

157-1816 (Poto)

157-1614 (Naughton)

157-3006 (Gaire)

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12/29/71

BY JEROME

I received a telephone call last night from LYLE

MANNING at Richfield, Utah. He has telephone number 801-896-

5262, and gave me his address as Post Office Box 412, Richfield,

Utah. He told me he is now employed taking care of the fair

grounds and race track at Richfield. MANNING claimed that he

and "DOC" ROBERTS are trying to form a right-wing activist

group at Richfield and asked me to send him all the Minuteman

literature that I could get for him. He also indicated

that he and ROBERTS will be visiting the San Diego area

about the middle of January, 1972. He said the purpose of

their trip will be to obtain all the .30-06 and .308 caliber

ammunition that they can find. He asked me to. start looking

around for this ammunition for him.

I visited TOM FORREST's place last night and learned

that somehow he is obtaining a large number of the top halves

for M-16 rifle receivers. Apparently the only real différence

between the M-15 rifle, which is semi-automatic, and the M-16

• rifle, which is fully automatic, lies in be top half of the

receivers.

He claims to have no trouble selling all these

items that he can get ahold of and he must have a good source

for suchweapon parts.

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BARRY GODFREY told me that SAM DAVIS has received

more correspondence from JESSE CLAYBURN STEVENS from Silver

Springs, Maryland. In his letters STEVENS agreed to the

formation of an alliance between the SAO and his group.

According to the guidelines which were set up, STEVENS' group

will have control over right-wing activities in the east and

in the south while the SAO will control all activities in the

western and northern states. Both groups will work at trying

to find and establishing a coordinate at or near Chicago,

Illinois, to handle all activities in the mid-west area.

GADFREY said that a good possibility for this job would be

JIM POTO. He pointed out that POTO works for a national

restaurant chain, possibly Howard Johnson in

San Diego, as

a restaurant manager. POTO has indicated that he expects to be

transferred in the near future to the Chicago area to open a

new restaurant and if so, he would make an ideal coordinator

for the mid-west group.

• In addition, arrangements were made in the letters

from STEVENS to trade information between the two groups on people

of interests to them who reside in each others areas.

In

other words, if the SAO has information on a prospective

right-wing contact or other such person residing in the

area controlled by STEVENS' group, this information would be

sent to this group and vice versa.

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• Furthermore an agreement was made to transfer

members of the SAO and STEVENS' group who move from one

area to another.

STEVENS advised that his group has micro-filming

equipment in it's possession. CDFREY claimed that the

SAO will also obtain such equipment as soon as it possibly

can and in the future, all "secure" messages between the two

groups will be transmitted by micro-film.

In addition, STEVENS claimed that his group is

very much opposed to ROBERT BOLIVAR DE PUGH and claimed to

have information pertaining to TROY HAUGHTON's death, indicating

he may know someone who was involved in his murder. He indicated

that he would communicate with the SAO on this matter later

on. GODFREY said in his letters, STEVENS indicated he is very.

anti-police, FBI and informers. He said if he could he would

Kill them all, drop them in a hole in the desert and pore

lye on them. STEVENS offered to travel to San Diego to visit

with leaders of the SA0 and arrangements have been made.

GODFREY said that DAVIS has been working hard

on the next bulletin of the SAO and now has it ready to go

to the printers. This bulltin will be ten pages long and will

consist of eight pages of technical information pertaining

to explosives, booby traps, and other similar items.

The

other two pages will contain general information relating

to news, recruiting, training, etc.

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GODFREY also said that WALT and EDITH GUIRE

have now agreed to do research for the SAO on subjects

of interest to the organization. The GUIRES reside at

4114 Massachusetts, La Mesa, California, where they have

telephone number 463-4648.

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Date of Report

7 written by Informant

16/72

Date(s) of activity

1/4/22

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

! Information recorded on a card index by _

_ on date

Remarks:

157-201 (Smith)

170-286A-1905

157-28 (NSWPP)

157-2931 (Mayer)

#- Los Angeles

1- 157-6836 (NSAWP)

in tie or aty age not.

activities.

1-157-

(NSWPP)

1-157-

(Scott Winchester),

1-157-

(Joseph Tomasi)

Block Stamp

170-286A-140

SEIGHED-

i 1.j!

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1/6/72

BY JEROME

-" =

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION RECALLED FROM MY VISIT

WITH GERALD SMITH OF THE NSHPP.

He always goes armed to the NSWPP meetings as do

all members of the group. I suspect that these people are

generally armed at all times. However SMITH indicated to

me that he and the NSWPP do not believe in violent armed

revolutions at this time.

He explained this position by stating that he believes

that there really are no such things as political questions or

issues. He said he believes the basis for all such political

questions and issues actually lies in racial concerns.. He

said because of this he feels that eventually the people in the

United States will become fed up with racially oriented oppressions

and will vote the NSWPP into power at the polls, hence no need

for a revolution.

SMITH has a weird appearance and is not physically

tough looking as you might expect a Nazi to be.

BOB MAYER is now living at 2204 Mt. Clair Street,

San Diego, California and has telephone number

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284-3697. The house at this address was purchased by him

from CHUCK SPERRY, the local leader of the John Barch Society.

As you will remember MAYER is supposed to marry SPERRY's

daughter soon.

MAYER, who was formerly a Marine, spent

some time in Vietnam and claims to have been wounded there.

The other person referred to is CHUCK PEARCE. He

is a member of the Army's Special Forces Unit in San Diego.

With regard to the two Nazi factions at Los Angeles

I have heard that JOE TOMASI claims that SCOTT WINCHESTER'S

group is defunct, horever WINCHESTER claims his group is still

going and is the most active.

Jerome

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Cover Sheer for Informant Roport or Me

FD-3CS (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date prepared

2/2/12

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

Received by

11/5/71

ISD1155 - EJIn Formant 5A Steven h, Christensen

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

7 by telephone

by mail

A orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

to

recording device

Date of Report

11/5/71

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

2/2/72

Brief description of activity or material

11/5/21

Contact with Sam Davis; info re

Scott Winchester; Contact with Stau

File where original is located if not attached

MaDade

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by .

Remarks:

157-3001 (Davis)

470-286-777

157-28 (NSWPP)

on date .

Indek:

SEE

to

157-28; 0"On Target"to

157-1798.

157-2933 (McDade)

157-1798 (MM)

100-14427 (MIC)

157-28/5 (540)

2= Los Angeles

1- 157-8836 (NSAWP

415157-

(ScottWinchester)

# s olDeRlile: + 170-2845-141

Block Stamp

MAR AI!

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JEROME

November 5: 1971

I was talking with SAM DAVIS this morning

and he told me that SCOTT WINCHESTER'S Nazi Group

at los Angeles has folded up. He said WINCHESTER

apparently aid not think his group was doing anything

worthwhile. I am supposed to meet with DAVIS

tomorrow to discuss our strategy with regard to

DAVIS wants me to go with

him to Los Angeles next Saturday to talk with WINCHESTER

as it appears that WINCHESTER and the supporters he

has left may now be ready to join the sAo.

I was also by the old address of the Message

Information Center earlier today. It looks to me as

though the Message Information Center may have moved

as the building where it used to be is now being

remodeled into a very plush office space.

I was also talking to STAN MC DADE who told

me he had received in the mail a brand new issue of

"On Target" which came from Maryland and which claimed

to be the place of the Minuteman Organization. : I will

attempt to obtain the publication from him.

He said

he has no idea as to how the publishers öf

the paper

might have obtained his name and address, although he

said he did write to a gun parts shop in

Maryland

approximately one week before he received the paper.

feroze

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Car:r Sheet for Informant Report or Mat

Fu-sub (Rov. 9-30-59)

Date prepared

2/8/72

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

Received by

12/15/71

ISD 1155-

InFormant

SA steven h. Christensen

Method of delivery

(chech appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

by mail

Korally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

to

] recording device

Date of Report

12/15/11

Date(s) of activity

7 written by Informant

Transcribed

Automated 2/2/42

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

12/15/11

Into me antee Busch, George Kower

Peter Bohmer, Ron Zerick, Bany

File where original is located if not attached

Godfres

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_on date

Remarks:

100-15355 (Busch)

Index: Scottie Schultz to 151

70- 2864-142

2921-2130 Bud Kitchens

170-26 546-1

5292-9748

100-15450 (Bohmer)

Info re Ron Zaricle d

157-2815 (SAO)

Scottie Schultz furnisheal to

157-2921 CZarick)

SI Lawry Clendinen, ATFO

On 12p/71.

157-3017 (Hoover)

100-14939 (Bush)

100-14819 Godfrey,

ee1597106020

Block Stamp

170-286A142

Sa. CHED.

IT-USED

S80A2228

in FILED.

SHINIEL

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December 15, 1971

By Jerome

It has come to my attention that JERRY LEE BUSCH,

GEORGE HOOVER, and one or two of their friends have been

present at the protest demonstrations sponsored by the

supporters of PETER BOHMER. Apparently, they were taking

photographs and gathering other Information for the use of

SAO. The SAO, by the way, wants to put out a counter-

intelligence üype bulletin on BOHMER for the purpose of

Informing right wing activists in this area as to what is

going on with regard to BOHMER, and also to create a stir

and cause some concern for their safety among the left wing

activists.

.

It has come to my attention by way of RON ZARICK,

who I talked to yesterday, that there is an individuai named

SCOTTIE SCHULIZ in the area. SCHULTZ is known to be an informer

for ATED and is believed to have been responsible for setting

up the arrest and conviction of BUD KITCHENS. He has been

• gone from the san Diego area for a considerable period of time

but is back nosing around again. ZARICK said there seems to

be particular interest in JOHN BUSH on the part of ATFD and

• ZARICK feels BUSH may be the next one to be arrested.

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I have learned from BARRY GODFREY that he and

GEORGE HOOVER went by The Box commune at 5155 Muir last

night. No particular activity was observed; however, the

following vehicles and license plate numbers were observed:

Yellow Ford Van with California

license CHG 687;

Light blue Plymouth valiant two-door

with California license HMJ 385;

Green Dodge Dart two-door with

California

• License RGH 420;

White Chevrolet Corvair (parked in

driveway next to house - license

number not seen);

The telephone number for the telephone at The Box

•15 222-7243.

Jerome

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Cover Sheet for Informant Report or Matcrial

FD-503. (Rev. 9-30-69)

• Date prepared

2/8/42

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

Received by

12/13/21

[S01155-E7InFormant SA Steven 1. Christensen

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

by mail

Al orally

recording device

written by Informant

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

...

Dictated

Date of Report

12/13/71

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

2/2.n2

Brief description of activity or material

Current

Info re Tom Forrest, Sam Davis,

Sten MC Dade, Bany Goefrey

File where original is located if not attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a card index by

Remarks:

157-2177 (Forrest)

410-2864-143

170-26 54b

157-3001 (Davis)

157-2933 (MeDade)

100-14819 (Godfrey)

on date

Index: FNu Larkin to 157-2111

Bill'Guiette + Chuck Pearce to

100-14819, "Minuteman Armory

T0 157-3001.

Information re Forrestand

harkin furnished to SI Larry

lendinen, ATFD, 12/19/116

Block Stamp

170-286A-143

STACHED

INDEED,

SERIALIZER ELS FILED -

Pistone me

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December 13, 1971

By Jerome

1

55719218 IN

I had a conversatich with TOM FORREST yesterday.

He said he had received information that there is a ATFD

informant working in this area again and he wanted to make

....

sure that everyone was alerted. He said this individual 1s

named (INU) LARKIN, 1s about 50 years old, 5'8" tall, 150

pounds, with short red hair and a red complexion. Apparently

ATFD has attempted to use this individual in the san Diego

area

on previous occasions. I was told that LARKIN was trying

to sell 40 machine guns to SAM DAVIS.

SAM DAVIS and STAN MC DADE are attempting to raise

enough money to open a gun shop in this area which will be

called the "Minuteman Armory".

Along the same line, BILI GUIETTE of Bullseye Gun

Shop; CHUCK PEARCE of the John Birch Society; and BARRY GODFREY

of the SAO, are to get together and set up an ammunition dump

somewhere in the desert.

They have also discovered that receivers for light

• •30 caliber machine guns can be easily manufactured with a

regular milling machine from flat pieces of steel which are then

welded together. The "Minuteman Armory" may Involve Itself In

manufacturing some of these receivers.

•сТіт,. »

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Kaur;, Sheet for Informant Report or M

FDA, (Rev. 9-30-69)

dorial

Date prepared

218/17

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

Received by

12/17/11

Method of delivery

ISD 1155-EJIn Formant

Sa Steven h, Christensen

(check appropriate blocks)

_ in person

by. telephone

by mail

Cal orally

• recording device

L] written by Informant

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Date of Report

.?..

Dictated

to

12/11/11

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

712/172

Brief description of activity or material

Currewt

Info ve Right Wing activities

in Sau Diego area.

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by —

Remarks:

157-3017 (Hoover)

17072864-144

180-14301 (Ruplinger,

157-2832 (Carel

100-14807 (Vera Geier)

100-14819 Godfry

170-z6sub.

157-2933 (McDade)

157 - 2439 (Wafferby)

157-28

(NSUPP)

157-3017 (Hoover)

_on date

Info, re thef of Rote pus.

from armory at Sucher tie

Steen Scarpiti, National Cite

PD, 12/28/11. He adwised hit

could find no in formation ret.

ting to alleged incident bit

any thing was learned.

** Block Stamp

170-286A+44

SE. BIED

SOMALIZED .M FIEU_

157-2815 (SA0)

10001-14.19528

105529588

156-14292 Coseph Brinken

NW 6595566era: 1298952 Page His for Walton)

DISHNUIET

rvinion..

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December 17, 1971

BY JErOME

I was in contact with GEORGE HOOVER yesterday.'

He claimed that he, in turn, 1s in contact with some

Individuals, whose identities he did not even hint at,

who claim to have possession of a large quantity of stolen :

U.S. goverment gold.

According to HOOvEr, this gold is in a 55 gallon

drum and must weigh close to 1,000 pounds. He said the gold,

of which he has a sample, is in small pieces which have the

appearance of having been melted. HOOVER said he has been

asked by

these other individuals to help sell the gold. He

said the idea is to package it in ten or twenty pound lots

but did not know what the asking price would be. He said he

would furnish me a sample of this material tomorrow, which

I could take to PAUL RUPLINGER or some other place and have

analyzed. He said the people selling the gold will want as

much for it as they can get.

HOOVER, himself, continues to reside in housing

furnished for him at the wood. King. Wood. Yards on Magnolia

near Santee. He is currently employed making deliveries of

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wood for the wood yards, receiving $5 per delivery. He

claims to be making six to eight deliveries a day.

With regard to DON CAREY, It has come to my

attention that he has recently been spreading rumors designed

to place JERRY GETER, BARRY GODFREY, and others in a bad light

with other right-wing activists. However, most people who

know CAREy do not pay much attention. to him as It 1s generally

held that he is "nuts" and is really flipping out. I do not

think CAREY 1s currently employed. He is described as follows:

Race

Age

Sex

Height

Weight

Build

Hair

White

Approximately 40 (looks younger)

Male

5'7" - 5'8"

150 pounds

Wiry

Very dark colored

He resides with his mother, JEANETE WORDELL, at 4069

El Cajon Boulevard, where he has telephone number 284-7807. He

also claims to have a place at campo for use as a hide-out if

necessary. To the best of my recollection, he drives a gray

Jeep-type Toyota vehicle.

last night I was at JERRY GEIER's house.

The con-

versation got around to the theft, some time ago, of weapons

from the ROIC Armory at Sweetwater High School. GEIER said

that the evening before the theft, he received a telephone call

.+.

n.".

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from a friend (unnamed) who asked him if he wanted some BAR's

and other similar weapons, to which GEIER replled that he did.

His friend said he had a line un a supply of such weapons and

that they would be available the following night. GEIER said

that on the next night he and his friend went to a pre-arranged

location, picked the weapons up and brought them back to GEIER's

residence where they were stored in the garage. According to

GEIER, the following morning when he went to work, a fellow

employee jokingly asked him if he had purchased any machine guns.

GEIER said "what do you mean?", whereupon the other individual

pointed out to him an article in the paper regarding the theft

of weapons from the Sweetwater High School ROIC Armory. GEIER

said he checked the list of weapons reported to have been stolen

against those he had purchased the previous evening and found it

to match exactly. He said he immediately dashed home, wiped all

the weapons down for fingerprints, and returned them to the sourc

from which they had been obtained. However, neither he nor his

friend received any money back that they had already paid for

the weapons.

GEIER said that the source of the weapons was the son

of the Army Sergeant regularly assigned to the ROIC Unit at

Sweetwater High School. He said this individual apparently backed

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a truck into the wall of the room containing the ROIC weapons,

breaking a large hole through the which the weapons were loaded

into the truck. GEIER said that after the weapons

were returned

to the Army Sergeant's son, he took them to the Singing Hills

Golf Course where they were later found laying on the grass.

Word has come to me from STAN MC DADE that WILLIAM

WEATHERBY has either quit or been dropped from the NSWPP.. He

may be the Lieutenant of GERALD I. SMITH who quit when ordered

by SMITH to leave his Mexican wife. I understand that GEORGE

HOOVER is working to recruit WEATHERBY for the sAO.

It has also come to my attention that the NSWPP has

opened a formal headquarters and office space either on University

or El Cajon Boulevard in-La Mesa.. The rent for this space 1s

$125 per month, and I believe is being financed primarily by

VIC WALTON and/or JOE BRINKER.

I have also heard that BARRY GODFREY will be working

with STAN MC DADE and GEORGE HOOVER to compile a llst of the

local NSWPP members. I don't know how many members may be left

following the recent shake-up in that organization.

porone

..: :

.. -

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cover shere or informan: Report er Maiarial

Date received

1/5/72

Method of delivery

Date prepared

2/18/12

Received from (name or symbol number)

Received by

EDUSS-@InFormant

5A Steven Li Christensen

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

_ by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

_ by mail

Xl orally

recording device

7 written by Informant

Dictated

to

Date of Report

1/5/72

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Briet description of activity or material

Into re NSWPP activities

1/4/12

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

In formation recorded on a card index by —

on date

Remarks:

157-28 (NSWPP)

+7072864-145

157-1798 (MM)

157-201 (Smith)

190-14323 (Victor Walton)

1063143235

raciel

46572237-7

100-16200 (CALREP)

157-2345 (Wilson)

157-3017 (Hoover)

157-2933 (MCDade)

157-2920 (Cropsey)

170

1-286A-145

Block Stamp

157-3001 (Davi's

157-2815 (SAO)

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1/5/72

BY JEROME

Last night I went to the NS!PP White Power

Information Center located at 7720 University, La Mesa,

California and spoke with GERALD SMITH, using an assumed

name. This is the first time that I have talked with SMITH

and I found him to be very egotistical, highly talkative

and very much down on the Minuteman organization and related

right-wing activities. He claimed to know all of the Minuteman

leaders and indicated that he and his group went on maneuvers

with the Minuteman organization all the time. He stated

that he thinks the Minuteman organization is comprised

of a bunch of cowards who will not do anything to protect

the country when the time comes. He impressed me as being

really "nuts".

SMITH mentioned VIC WALTON as one of the backers

of the NSWPP and hinted that most of the financing for his

grip comes from out-of-state.

He said that his. plans for the

1972 Replubican National Convention will include picketing

of both the Republican and Left Wing groups.

According to SMITH, the NSWPP holds a meeting

each Wednesday night at 7:30 PM which is open to the public.

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This White Power Information Center is open on

Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings from 6:00 to 8:30 PM

and

on Saturday afternoons.

He said the NSWPP rented the space for the

White Power Information Center under the ruse that it

was to be used for a book store, otherwise the group either

would already have been evicted or never would have been rented

the space in the first place.

While he was there, there was another strange looking

young male individual with SMITH who he beljeved was named

RAY WILLIAMS OF WILSON. He was described as follows:

Race

Height

Weight

Hair

Complexion

Build

Eyes

Dress

White

5'6"

130-135 pounds

Blond

Pale

Slender

Blue

Wearing skin-tight pants and an

Eisenhower jacket with a swastika

on te colar.

I have heard that GEORGE HOOVER is attempting to

wean this person away from SMITH.

In addition, from their conversation it appears

that the NSWPP is down on STAN MC DADE.

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I do not know of the individual named STEVEN

LINN CROPSEY or anything about his involvement in the

NSWPP .

I was in contact with SAM DAVIS who is in the

process of making up a master file on right-wing activities.

Hopefully I will have access to this information.

DAVIS also advised that the new ten page SAO

bulletin has been printed and should be out tomorrow.

He stated that he is anxiousto start preparing another

special intelligence bulletin to be put out by the SAo.

This time he wants the target of the bulletin to be some

nationally known figure in the new left, such as JERRY RUBEN,

WILLIAM RUNSTLER Or ABBIE HOFFMAN.

gerone.

".

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Cover Sheet for Informant Roport or mr tal

FL-306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date prepared

3/14/72

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

1/7/72

LSD 1155-g In Formant

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

• in person

_ by telephone

_ by mail

Xorally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

3/14/72

Dictated

.to.

Ronnie Wilson

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

INFORMATION REGARDING S.A.O.

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

I recording device

Date of Report

] written by Informant

1/7/72

Date(s) of activity

1/6/72-1/7/72

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

on date

Remarks:

1-157-2815 (SAO)

£170-286A-146

1-157-30001

(DAVIS)

1-157-2931

1-100-14819

(MAYER)

(GODFREY)

1-100-15450

(BOHMER)

"...

170-2867-146

Block Stamp

I-SEATTLE DIVISION (CY ANDERSON)

Main mid

Citristensen Me

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January 7, 1972

BY JEROME

:.

i 1

I learned last night from BOB MAYER that he, SAM

DAVIS, and BARRY GODFREY were at San Diego State College (SDSC)

yesterday putting up SAO stickers, particularly around the

office of Professor PETER BOHMER.

I understand that in the evening some harassing

telephone calls were made by SAO members to the residence of

Professor BOHMER.

SAM DAVIS brought to my attention the fact that

CY ANDERSON is suppose to be in town from Seattle, Washington,

next week. DAVIS said that ANDERSON is going to bring a

large quantity of stuff to sell, including the following:

• Military mountain style mummy sleeping bags at

three fof fifty dollars

New military field jackets with hoods at eleven

dollars each and without hoods, nine dollars each

Parachute rifle grenades at two dollars a piece

or six for ten dollars.

Military brass and steel cleaning rods

Two new AR-180's at $210.00 each.

One used AR-14 at $225.00.

One used high stand

.22 caliber pistol at

seventy dollars.

One used Colt Diamond Back .38 caliber pistol

at $90.00.

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One used M-1 carbine at seventy dollars.

One used M-2 carbine at one hundred thifty

five dollars.

One used 1903 Springfield at sixty five

dollars.

One used Model 97 Winchester Riot Gun at

eighty five dollars.

DAVIS claims he has also contacted some acquaintances

of his in Kansas and Oklahoma regarding establishing the

SAO in those area.

He further claimed to have recruited

two unidentified individuals at Carson near Los Angeles,

California, into the SAO. He also advised he has received

letters of inquiry regarding the SAO from the Redding,

California, area, and from some where in the State of Maryland.

.-2.

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Cover Sheet for Informant Report or l

al

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

1/12/72

[SD 1155-E,

InFormant.

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocies)

in person

by telephone

by mail

3 orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

3/14/72

to

RONNIE WILSON

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

INFORMATION REGARDING SAO AND RIGHT WING

ACTIVISTS IN SAN DIEGO AREA

Date prepared

3/14/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

recording device

Date of Report

L J written by Informant

1/12/72

Date(s) of actívity

1/11/72

..::

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED,

→ Information recorded on a card index by

_on date .

Remarks: •

1-157-2815 (SAO)

Cc:

4170-286A-14/

L-157-2931

1-157-2933

1-157-3001

1-157-3017

1-157-1820

1-100-14819

1-157-1813

1-100-15450

6,:

(MAYER)

(MC DADE)

(DAVIS)

(HOOVER)

(YACOPEC)

(GODFREY)

(HAUGHTON)

(BOFNER)

ACTION:

With regard to information concerning TOM DRISCOLL Of

United States Customs, It is noted source advised DRISCOLL iS

known to have worked in the past with ATFD in setting up "shady"

gun dealers and believed this was another similar attempt.

1-LOS ANGELES DIVISION (157-HUGH LANCE)

170-2864147

Block Stamp

1-SEATTLE DIVISION (157-CY ANDERSON)

Mell candidic

SuRLIZED LEM FILED_

Chrict mamm

ND

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January 12, 1972

by JEROME

Yesterday BOB MAYER, STAN MC DADE, SAM DAVIS, NICK

HOOVER, FRANK YACOPEC, "FAT JOHN" LENNOX (who has telephone

number 284-1442) and LENNOX's shadow, a kid named DENNIS

(LAST NAME UNKNOWN), were all at BARRY GODFREY's house dis-

cussing the shooting of a girl at Professor BOHMER's house

and the implication that the SAO was responsible or at least

involved. All those present were expecting to be interviewed

regarding the shooting, and were bragging about what they

were going to do when the police came to call. As usual,

YACOPEC and MAYER were all excited about pulling off some

big stunt.

DAVIS said he had been talking to BETTIE HAUGHTON,

.. Rosane

and according to her, the newspaper publicity which the sAo

got in connection with the shooting incident, has stirred

up a lot of interest among the Right Wing oriented individuals

she knows. She told DAVIS she had received 25 to 30 contacts

from people who formerly belonged to the Minutemen (MM)

Organization who she said were interested in joining the sAo.

She also told DAVIS she had showed some of the SAO literature

to HUGH LANCE, who is suppose to be a Deputy Sheriff at either

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Big Pine or Long Pine, California.

She said he was very

enthusiastic about the SAO and might join. DAVIS said

we will have to make arrangements to contact him.

DAVIS mentioned he has another new SAO contact

somewhere in the Los Angeles, California, area.

STAN MC DADE claimed to have received a telephone

call from TOM DRISCOLL, a Customs Inspector at the Border at

San Ysidro, California. DRISCOLL apparently asked MC DADE

if he knew where DRISCOLL.could purchase several machine

guns. MC DADE said he once sold DRISCOLL a light point

.30 caliber machine gun.

DAVIS said again that CY ANDERSON is suppose to be

down in the San Diego, California, area, sometime in the near

future. DAVIS said ANDERSON had been talking about going to

the Mardi Gras in New Orleans and wants DAVIS to go with

him. However, DAVIS probably will not be able to as he is

currently on unemployment.

Jerome

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## Page 1393

CoveriSheet for Informant Report or Ma lal

FD:306 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

1/14/72

[SD 1155-1

InFormant

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

• in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

] by mail

Exf orally

Dictated

3/14/72

- to

RONNIE WILSON

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

INFORMATION REGARDING SAO

Date prepared

3/14/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

I recording device

Date of Report

1/14/72

Dateís) of activity

] written by Informant

1/14/72

File where original is located if not attached

* INDIVDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

information recorded on a card index by -

_on date

Remarks:

1-157-2815

(SAO)

ACTION:

S170-236A-148

INDEX GENE BOZARTH to

157-2815

1-157-3001

• (DAVIS)

1-157-2933

(MC DADE)

1-157-3017

(HOOVER)

1-157-1816

(POTO)

1-100-14819

(GODFREY)

1-157-1820

(YACOPEC)

1-157-2931

(MAYER)

1-100-14301

(RUPLINGER)

1-157-2769

(ED ANDREWS)

1-157-1313

(HAUGHITON)

1-157-2546

(CLARK)

1-157-3006

1-157-3007

(GUIRE)

(GUIRE)

2-157-M883095

(AL RUPP)

1-157-28

1-157-1917

-

(NSWPP)

(WALT HAYWARD)

1-157-3005

(CONDE)

Block Stamp

SEASE ZENORE

2-LOS ANGELES DIVISION

SCHALIZED LAS FILED

(1-157-SCOTT WINCIESTER)

..i, isie

(I-157-NATIONAL SOCIALIST AMERICAN

WORKERS PARTX)

170-256A-148

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January 14, 1972

by JEROME

The following are San Diego, California, area,

members of the SAO who are known to me:

JERRY LYNN DAVIS

STANLEY DON MC DADE

GEORGE M. HOOVER

JANES EVAN POTO.

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY

FRANK YACOPEC

ROBERT S. MAYER

PAUL RUPLINGER

-...

In addition, I believe that one AL RUPP, a close

personal friend of DAVIS, may also be sort of a hip pocket

member of the SAO.

Specific members and supporters of the SAO include

HOWARD FRANCIS CLARK, who has been given a membership application

form which he has not returned yet, and ED ANDREWS, who has

been contributing finances to the SAO, but says he is not

ready to become a member yet. ANDPEWS talks about returning

to the State of Arkansas, in the not too distant future, and

has indicated he might be agreeable to doing some recruiting

and organizing work there for the sao.

. .

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BETTIE HAUGHTON has been doing some of the

organizational and printing work for the SAO. She has an

off-set press which is located in the garage of the house

belonging to WALT and EDITH GUIRE located at 4114 Massachusetts,

La Mesa, California. The GUIREs are former MN sympathizers,

and are close friends of BETTIE HAUGHTON.

About December 29, 1971, the GUIREs agreed to do some

research work for the SAO:

In addition, DAVIS said that WALT HAYWARD wrote

to him recently about the SAO Offering to help in any way he .

can. However, he claimed he has been out of work for awhile

and is short of money. Furthermore, SAM mentioned he would

like to take BARPY GODFREY and pay a call to LOU CONDE to asis

him for donations and other assistance for the SAO.

SAM Said that SCOTT WINCHESTER, leader of the

National Socialist American Workers Party, faction of the

Nazi Group at Los Angeles, California, is to be in town

tomorrow, January 15, 1972. Apparently the purpose of his

visit will be to discuss the possibility of setting up some

kind of a quasi alliance between the SAO and the NSAWP. •

The name GENE BOZARTH has come to my attention as

a likely source of good information regarding Left Wing

activities on the San Diego State College (SDSC) campus.

:.

.B.:

- 2 -

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BOZARTH, who is suppose to be a State College student,

lives at 6979 Galewood, and has telephone number 583-8219,

and a mailing address of Post Office Box 1566, San Diego,

California.

When I was at DAVIS' house last night, talking

about the visit of WINCHESTER to san Diego, California, AL

RUPP was there, which kind of put the dampers on the discussion.

perome

3

.:..=

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Cover Sha•et for: Informant Report or M

FD 39f ties, 9-30-691

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

1/17/72

ED 1155-EJ InFormant

Hothod of delivery

• (check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

by mail

& orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

3/14/72

RONNIE WILSON

Dictated

Transcribed

:

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

INFORMATION REGARDING THE S.A.0.

Date prepared

3/14/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

recording device

Date of Report

• written by Informant

1/17/72

Date(s) of activity

1/16/72

..a.

File where original is located if not attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

1 informat:on recorded on a card index by

_ on date.

Remarks:

1-157-2815

290-2364-149

1-100-14319

1-157-3001

(SAO)

(GODFREY)

(DAVIS)

:.

Block Stamp

170-2860149

Manenied

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January 17, 1972

by JEROME

Last night BARRY GODRIX told that earlier in the

day two San Diego, California, Police Department, detectives

had come to his house questioning him about the shooting

incident at the residence of Professor PETER BOHMER 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 SAO. 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 BOHNER, 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.

jerome

.. ..

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## Page 1399

Cover Sheet for Informant Roport or M

FD 306, (Rey. 9-30619)

lal

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

1/18/72

[D 1155- InFormant

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

• in person

by telephone

7 by mail

[X] orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agest:

Date

Dictated

3/14/72

to RONNIE WILSON

Date prepared

3/14/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

recording device

Date of Report

L] written by Informant

1/18/72

Date(s) of activity

..

1/17/72

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

INFORMATION REGARDING JERRY LYNN

DAVIS and S.A.0.

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date

Remarks:

1-157-2815

CS:

1170-286A-150

1-157-3001

1-100-14819

(SAO)

(DAVIS)

(GODFREY)

170-2864-150

Block Stamp

Margille

722-1057-6

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January 18, 1972

by JEROME

Last evening BARRY GODFREY told me that SAM DAVIS

had been interviewed by the same two detectives who talked

to GODFREY the day before. He said they asked SAM if he was

a member of the SAO and he said he was. They then asked him

if he was responsible for the shooting incident at Professor

BONER's house or if he knew of anyone who was involved in

the incident to which DAVIS replied no. He then told the .

detectives that if the SAO, as an organization, had wanted to

do something like that, Professor BOHMER would have been leveled

to the ground. They then asked DAVIS many questions about the

SAO to which he answered as truthful as he was able, and

particularly they asked if the SAO intended to put out more

bulletins similar to the one it had prepared on Professor BOHER.

DAVIS told them that the SAO did intend to print such bulletins,

ose

which caused the detectives to ask him if the same number

of bulletins would be sent out or if more or less would be

sent. DAVIS said more and indicated that the next bulletin would

be sent to about three hundred people; the one after that to

about five hundred people and the one after that to about

one thousand people. According to DAVIS, this caused the

detectives to become very upset and they said they did not

think sending out so many bulletins was a very good idea as

....

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this could cause a lot of trouble for somebody.

The detectives then asked DAVIS about the weapons

which he owned and indicated they were aware that he has had

about forty hand guns registered to him, including several

9 mm. weapons. DAVIS apparently told them he does not pre-

sently own any 9 mm. weapons, and satisfactorily explained

to them the disposition of those which he once avned.

gerone

• 2 ∞

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Cover Sanor loi Infurmont Ropon Di Mo

FILSO; (ILOv. 9-3063)

170-286

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

1/20/72

[SD 1155-17 InFormant

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

by mail

If orally fumishe and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Date prepared

3/14/72

Received by

SA STEVEN I

CHRISTENSEN

X orally

J recording device

Date of Repot

written by Informant

Dictated

3/14/72

_to RONNIE WILSON

1/20/72

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

1/19/72

INFORMATION REGARDING RIGHT WING ACTIVISTS

AND GUN DEALERS, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA

File where originalie located ifnot attacied

AREA.

& INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by —

Remarks:

1-157-

(BILL

GUIETTE)

cc: @7170-2567-151

1-157-2177

(FORREST)

1-157-3001

(DAVIS)

1-157-2315

1-100-14319

(SAO)

(GODIREY)

1-157-3017

(HOOVER)'

1-157-2832

(CAREY)

1-170-26 SUB

on date -

157-2177-11

151-28/5-31 )

nomain file

ACTION:

Information regarding the possible possession of barrelled

receivers

for M-14 rifles by TOM FORREST has been discussed with

SA ROBERT G. MOORE who indicated he was aware of FORREST'S

activities and would discuss them with ATFD.

INDEX, JACK I

RICHARDS tO SD 157-3001.

Block Stamp

• LARRY BROWN tO SD 157 file on BILL.

-GUIETTE.

170-2864-151

With regard to information concerning

DAVIS' plan to burglarize and blow up an

explosives magazine, the san Diego

Police Department was advised.

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January 20, 1972

by JEROME

..;

I have learned that the Bulls Eye Gun Shop in El

Cajon, California, has been closed as it was not making much

money. BILL GUIETTE, the former manager, is now hanging around

with a friend named LARRY BROWN at the Jiffy Machine Shop.

Most of the gun shop inventory, including many weapons, is now

located in GUIETTE's garage at his home.

TOM FORREST has a business establishment named

the Tom Forrest Company located in the Midway Industrial Center

on Kurtz Street just off Rosecrans. He is usually there most

afternoons and evenings.

I was at FORPEST'S place last night and learned

that he had many bi-pods fro M-14 rifles, which were probably

stolen. He said he got them from a Marine who had just walked

in off the street with them. Furthermore, I was digging

around in FORREST's bacis room, and found there in the

neighbor-

hood of one hundred boxes of whas appeared to be barrelled

M-14 actions. I opened one of the boxes sufficiently to see

what was inside, and assumed that the rest of the boxes had

the same thing in them. In my opinion, it is likely that these

barrelled actions were suppose to have been destroyed at a

place like Iort Ord, but somehow, got into FORRIST's possession

instead.

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With regard to the shooting incident at Professor

BOHMER's house, FORREST said he had been contacted by two

detectives from the San Diego, California, Police Department.

Apparently SAM DAVIS once had two 9 mm. pistols, and when he

was interviewed by the detectives, he told them he sold one

to TOM FORFEST, and the other to an individual named JACK

RICHARDS, a local "gun nut" type. FORREST said he guessed

the detectives got in touch with him to check DAVIS' story out

and verified that DAVIS did, in fact, seil him one of the two

pistols. However, TORREST conveniently was unable to remember

what he did with the gun after he bought it.. He told me

confidentially he had sold it to a Mexican in Tijuana, Baja

California, Mexico.

FORREST said the detectives seemd to have been

convinced that the weapons used in the BOHMER's shooting incident

was a Browning High Power. They also asked FORREST if he was

a member of the SAO which he denied. They then asked FORREST

if he knew whether BARRY GODFREY owned or had purchased or

sold any 9 mm. weapons, and what he usually bought from FORREST,

when he did business with him. FORREST said he told them

that GODFREY was not know to have any 9. mm. weapons and

aid not particularly like them, that he preferred .45 caliber

pistols and .30 and that those

were the only type he had

purchased from FORREST. The detectives then asked FORREST

whether SAN DAVIS ever came by and who with.

FORREST told

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him he had seen DAVIS in his shop, accompanied by CY ANDERSON

and BARRY GODIREY. FORREST said he was impressed that the

detectives were very excited about the SAO and he told them

he had seen the SAO bulletin which was put out on BOrMER.

The detectives then indicated they might contact GODFREY again

and asked

FORREST if he knew what shift GODFREY worked at the

Fire Department.

I also saw GEORGI HOOVER yesterday. He is still up

in the air about being interviewed by the Police Department

over the BOHMER shooting. He said if the Police Department

came to interview him, he would tell them exactly what he

thought of them. (He does not think kindly of them). He said

1i the Federal Bureau of Investigation attempted to interview

him, he would simply say that he believed the FBI to be an

unconstitutional body and an agent of a foreign power and would

refuse to be interviewed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation,

DAVIS claims he has obtained the keys to both the

-

gate and the fence as well as the door to the explosives

magazine of a sand and gravel company located on Mission Gorge

• Road. He said he also has a complete inventory of the contents

of the magazine and said it appears there are enough explosives

in the magazine to fill a semi-trailer truck. He said he

has a plan, the basis of which is to go into the magazine at

night with a truck, load up as much explosives as the truck

will carry and then go out locking the door and gate behind

but leaving a time delay charge behind to blow up the

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magazine and its contents so no one would ever know how

much, if any, of the explosives were taken..

It should be remembered that DON CAREY was

suppose

to nave been a powder monkey at that location in the past,

however, DAVIS said that JIM POTO was the one who actually

came up with the keys. DAVIS did not explain how or where

POTO got them.

- peromie.

= 4 -

... ...:

.:-;

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TO

FROM:

SURJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO 10

MAT INANUITION

OKAPPHA (11 077) 191-11-8

UNITED STATES

VERNMENT

Memorandum

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2931)

DATE: 3/31/72

SA STEVEN 1.. CHRISTENSEN

ROBERT S. MAYER

EX - SAO

Informant

On this date SD 1155-2 advised that the Subject

had recently married the darchter of bRON c. SPeRSe.

is prominent in the John 3irch Icciety. In addition, YA'se

purchasid the residence at 2204 Montclaid?

san Diezo, from

§PERRY and is living

thare now with his mlie.

Source saic Subject formarly worled in a gas station

in l ission Valley.

i e

is now doing construction work through

the local carpenter's union.

Source said "AYER is believed

to be driving

anew

Ford Falcon autorobile.

It is noted that efforts to locate identifying

information regarding the Subject through CLETS have been

unproductive to date.

LEAD

• Will review marriate records to obtain additional

background infornation on lAYER.

Will determine nautre of present employrent.

Will determine vehicle he drives.

Will obtain shotogranh of Sisject.

170-2864

1.

$D 157-2931

SI,C/ s1c

(1)

176-2567-152

DLSHNDIEGI

mana

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

UNITED STATES GE

RNMENT

Memorandum

SAC, SAN DIEGO (88-4867)

DATE: 4/12/72

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

TAYLOR MORPIS TEAFORD,

aka

UFAP - MURDER, ASSAULT TO COMMIT MURDER

TOP TEN FUGITIVE

Re Sacramento airtel to the Bureau on 2/22/72.

InFormant

on 3/15/72 SD 1155-E, familiar with Minuteman and

related activities in

• this area, was alarted to contents and

requests

O rexE airtel.

Source stated he would discretely

chect around and determine whether he could learn anything

regarding TRAFORD:

Bn 4/4/72, source was recontacted at which time

he advised that the

jubject does not beem to be known in

the San Diego area.

He said he would reamin alert to this

matter and would inmediately contact the writer if he

should learn anything of value.

- SD 85-4.367

SD 170-285 1Y.

SI,C/sIc

(2)

124-256A-153

SEARCHED-

INUEE.

SERIALIZED

ann

Bay U.S. Savings honds Regularly en the Pagral! Savings Ele

п1д-I4

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MATA LL COCODE - cAdr dAd nas END: 609

AOT TO TE ILTUR CALE, SEE FEET TAIL, ONE HUNDRED SEVENT!

URGENT

TELETYPE

TO:

BUREAU

me Me Cho 230h.

AND SAC

LOS ANGELES

jac

MFD

FROM:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-3170)

CALVIN HENDELL FOX; EM DASH SAO

A SOURCE WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE PAST

CALVIA HENDREN FOX,

ADVISED ON MAY SIXTEENTH, NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO THAT, ONE OF THE

MORE RABID AND VIOLENT/MEMBERS OF "THE

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

PAREN SAO END PEREN IN SAN DIEGO BOARDED A PLANE FOR WASHINGTON,

D. C. THIS DATE MUTTERING THAT HE INTENDED TO DO SOME DEMONSTRATING

HIMSELF. HE INDICATED TO ASSOCIATES THAT HE INTENDED TO. RETURN IN

TEN OR ELEVEN DAYS.. FOX IS AN AVID SUPPORTER OF GOVERNOR GEORGE

WALLACE, A PRESIDINTIAL CANDIDATE RECENTLY THE VICIIM OF AN

ASSASINATION ATTEMPI.

FOX IS PRESENTLY ON PROBATION FOR THREE YEARS IN LOS ANGELES,

CALIFORNIA FOR ATTEMPTING TO ATTACK A SPEAKER AT A RALLY AND FOR

ATTEMPTING TO DESTROY EQUIPMENT BEING USED IN THE RALLY, ACCORDING

TO SOURCE.

•FOX OFBRATES A GULF SERVICE SIATION AT SECOND AND MOLLISON,

EL CAJON, CALIFORNIA. HE IS DESCRIBED BY SOURCE AS FIVE FEET TEN

OR ELEMEN INCHES TALE, SLENDER, ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY POUNDS, DARK

HAIR BAKDINE SLIGHTLY BALDING, AGE ABOUT FORTY FIVE, DOES NOT WEAR

GLASSES.

170-2864-454

60-170-296A

EMP: EMP

8

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• CALIFORNIA LAW ENFORCEVENT TELETYPE SYSTEM PAREN CLETS END PAREN

RECORDS INDICATE FOX IS WHITE MALE, SIX FEET TALL, ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY

FIVE POUNDS, BLUE EYES, BROWN HAIR, RESIDENCE TWO FOUR TWO SIX

CAPITAN AVENUE, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, NINE TWO ONE ZERO FOUR.

CALIFORNIA DRIVER IS LICENSE NUMBER IS G SIX ONE ZERO FOUR EIGHT TWO.

HE FORMERLY RESIDED AT NINE TWO FIVE DIAMOND STREET, MONROVIA, CALIFORN

ANOTHER FORMER RESIDENCE IS FIVE WEST HUNTINGTON DRIVE, ARCADIA,

CALIFORNIA. WIFE BELIEVED TO BE GISELLA FOX ACCORDING TO CLETS

RECORDS.

SAO IS A PARA MILITARY RIGHT WING EXTREMIST ORGANIZATION FROM

THE SAN DIGO AREA.

• FOREGOING IS FURNISHED FOR INFORMATION IN VIEW OF SUBJECT'S -

PROPENSITY FOR VIOLENCE. SAN DIGO HAS NO INFORMATION XHEXEXXXHE

THAT

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over. sieet for Intormant Keport or Male

-D-308 < Rev. 9-30-69

=:.

áni

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

2/8/72

LSD 1155-E InFOMEH

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

X in person

by telephone

by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

[X] orally

Dictated

5/13/72

-to Dictaphone

Transcribed

5/14/72

Authenticated

by Informant

4/15/22

Brief description

of activity or material

_ Infare members and activities of SAO

• *

Date prepared

5/15/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

[.] recording device

Date of Report

I written by Informant

2/8/72

Date(s) of activity

Current

File where original is located if not attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date

Remarks:

SD

170-286A - 18

SD

157-1820 (YACOPEC)

1

SD

157-3017 (HOOVER)

SD

157-3001 (DAVIS )

1

• 1

1

SD

100-14819 (GODFREY)

SD

100-14301 (RUPLINGER)

-

SD

100-15355(3USCH)

•1 - SD 157-2815(SA0)

INDEX:

CY ANDERSON to 157-2815.

1157-2815-28

1 - Seattle (CY ANDERSON)

Block Stamp

170-2864-155

SEARCHID

SERIALIZED

MAY 1 7 1972

FBI - SAN DIECC

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JEROME

2/8/72

FRANK YACOPEC and SFORGE HOOVER have been

getting together lately and may decide to start

working together on some of their weird projects.

As I mentioned before, the Yuma Gun show

Is coming up on the 25th, 26th & 27th of this month.

CY ANDERSON will be down from seattle to go to the

bringing down. SAM DAVIS and BARRY GODFREY are also

going to the gun show.

It is expected that EV MOORE

will be there from Phoenix, and that there will be

organizational meetings of the sAo during the gun show.

PAUL RUPLINGER has already put in an order

for $800 worth of the stuff which CY ANDERSON is

bringing down from seattle.

This stuff is supposed to

Include some military-type sleeping bags, rifles, ammunition,

etcetera.

The San Diego Public Library maintains a name

index on all persons whose names figure prominently

In the local newspapers. It appears that someone has

gone through this index and systematically removed the

names of all individuals with Left Wing connections.

RUPLINGER was quite upset about this and said he had a

friend he would check with about it.

SAM DAVIS was also by the other day and said

he was looking for ten fuse-type blasting caps, but

did not say what for.

JERRY LEE BUSCH has become a pain in the neck

for the local people because of the trouble and commotion

he has caused and because of being so untrustworthy.

DAVIS

and others will make efforts to get him to leave town by

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making him think that the Left Wingers are out to got him.

He also indicated that the SAO is giving up

to put out another special intelligence bulletin in the

near future.

gerome

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Cover Sanet tor Informant Report or Mate.

rIDORAREV. 9-30-69)

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

2/14/72

SD 1155-EIn Formant

Method of delivery

• (check appropriate blocks)

Xi in person

by telephone

by mail

If crally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

5/13/72

_to Dictaphone

Transcribed

5/1/1/72

Authenticated •

by Informant

1/ist22

Brief description of activity or material

Activities of SAO and members

X] orally

Date prepured

5415/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

] recording device

Date of Report

written by Informant

2/14/72

Date(s) of activity

Current

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Inforation recorded on a card index by -

_on date

Remasks:

-

SD 170-286A+156

SD 157-2815(SAO)

11- SD 157-3224 (NSAWP)

- SD 157-1813 (HAUGHTON)

- SD 157-1614 (HAUGHTON)

- SD 157-3005(CONDE)

- SD 157-1798(31M)

1 - SD 157-3001 (DAVIS)

No action has been taken at this time

regarding the alleged possession of

weapons by two individuals at Ins

Angeles as their identities are not

yet known and also to avoia compromisir

the informant.

1-

SD 157-2388 (SCOTT WINCHESTER)

2 - Los Angeles

2 - Phoenix

170-B02:51-11-156

SENIALZEO STiLES IT

MAY 1 7 1972

I - SAN DIEG

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JEROME

3/14/72

I was in contact with SAM DAVIS this morning.

He told me that over last weekend, the SAO had received

mail from an individual at Phoenix, Arizona, who is

the area leader there of the National Socialist American

Worker's Party for SCOTT WINCHESTER at Los Angeles.

DAVIS said this individual was formerly a member of the

Minutemen Organization but had lost contact with that

group and had begun associating with the Nazi's.

In

his letter, this individual said he had heard of the

SAO and he

and his entire group were interested in

joining.

DAVIS said he had also. talked to BETTIE

HAUGHTON over the weekend. She told DAVIS she had

been contacted rocently by two individuals from Covina.

She described these persons as formerly trusted leaders

In the Minutemen Organization under her husband. TROY.

She said these persons were interested in joining the

SAO. One of them is supposedly moving to the State of

Oregon in the near future, and indicated he would organize

for the sAO there.

She also told DAVIS that her husband, TROY,

had once borrowed money from these individuals

and

In return had given them, as security, two S1 milameter

mortars with a number of rounds of ammunition and a

case of 36 grenades...

The amount of money owing on these

weapons is about 5100. SAM sald he might sell some of

the grenades at $10 apiece to pay off this debt. He also

claimed that he can get additional rounds for the 81

milameter mortars at $10 apiece, but did not say where or

how .

We should be in contact with these individuals from

covina in the near future, and I will try then to learn

more about them.

It is well known that TROY HAUGHTON had a habit

of borrowing money around from among his friends.

When I

-' was last at LOU CONDE's placa, I saw an I.O.U. there to

him from TROY for $500.

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It is also possible that the two individuals

from Covina may know the whereabouts of the Army Field

Hospital which TROY HAUGHTON 1s supposed to have stashed.

DAVIS also indicated that the SAO may put out

a poster this weekend in the form of a wanted poster

showing President NIxON to be wanted for treason in

connection with his trip to China.

ferome

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Cover Sheet for Informant Report or Mate

HERE(ROV. 9-30-691

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

2/17/72

ED 1155-E/ In Formant

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

X by telephone

[ by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

5/13/72

to

Dictaphone

orally

Date prepared

5/15/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

recording device

Date of Report

written by Informant

2/17/72

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

5/14/72

Authenticated

by Informant

6/15122

Brief description of activity or material

Info re CALVIN 'OX as new member of SAl and

other Right Wing activities in area

Current

File where original is located if not attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infomation recorded on a card index by -

-on date

Remarks:

- SD 170-286A-157

1

1

SD 157-3170 (FOX)

- SD 157-2815(SA0)

- SD 157-3017 (HOOVER)

-

SD 100-14006 (PAULA

THARP)

1

- SD 100-15450 PETER BOHMER)

+0812461-53584

INDFX TO 157-2815:

OSBORNE, CARL NC INTYRE,

TRO, TRUTHAY

TOM

LILABUCK, E,

DICKE DEXTRAZE.

170-2864-157

Block Stamp

SEARCHLU

SERIALIZED

FINSCRE

Sins I

MAY 1 7 197?

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JEROME

3/17/72

I learned this morning from BARRY GODFREY

that he had been in contact with an individual named

CALVIN FOX. FOX has just recently moved to the San

Diego area

from Los Angeles, and is operating a Gulf

Service Station at the corner of Mollison and Broadway

in El Cajon, California. FOX was supposedly a former.

member of the Minutemen Organization at Los Angeles

and has Minutemen Serial Number A60065.

The A on the

serial number may mean that he as recruited by an

Individual named LLOYD PULLEN. FOX claims to have been

married about four years ago to a girl from Yugoslavia

at London, England.

FOX was recommended to GODFREY by his letter

carrier, TOM OSBORNE. It appears that FOX may be the

next new member of the SAO and that OSBORNE may also

join some time in the future.

It has come to my attention that the Reverend

CARL MC INtYRE is coming to town next wednesday, and

will speak at a

rally and picket to take place in front

of the main U.S. Post Office in downtown San Diego, to

protest President NIXON's trip to China.

This appearance

on the part of MC INTYRE is being sponsored by TIM O'HAY,

LILA BUCK and others of the SCOTT Memoria. Baptist Church

In San Diego.

GEORGE HOOVER claims that he got a telephone

call from either/or both the Gunsmoke Ranch and the

Fleury Ranch in Harbison Canyon, that officers from the

San Diego Police Department had

been there looking for

him. He said he was later interviewed at his residence

by these police officers, who told him they had received

an anonymous telephone call informing them that HOOVER

was a member of the sao, and that he had been involved

in the shooting of PAULA THARP at the residence of PETER

BOHMER. HOOVER said he simply told them he was not a

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member of the SAO and that he did not know anything about

the shooting incident.

HOOVER said he suspects that the

anonymous telephone call may have been made by DICK

DEXTRAZE who frequently hangs around the Fleury plac

In Harbison Canyon.

Jerome

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ED-306, (Rev. 9-30-69)

se aditio

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

2/21/72

ISD 1155-77 ENFormant

Method os delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

[X] by telephone

by mail

orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Dictated

5/13/72

Dictanhone

Transcribed

5/11/72

Authenticated

by Informant -

6/15/721

Brief description of activity or material

Info re activities of Secret Army Organization

Date prepared

5/15/72

Received by

SA STEVEN I.. CHRISTENSEN

recording device

Date of Report

I written by Informant

2/21/72

Date(s) of activity

Current

File where original is located if not attached

# INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

Rem

SD 170-236A-L?

- SD 157-2915(SAO)

1 - SD 100-14819 (GODFREY)

1 - SD 157-3017 (HOOVER)

1 - SD 157-1813(POTO)

1 - SD 100-14301 (RIPLINGER )

1

- SD 157-3001 (DAVIS)

1 - SD 157-2831 (EV MOORE)

1 - SD 100-14299 (LYLE MANNING)

INDEX:

- on date

1157-7615577

& ANDERSON, JESSE

AND

*: to 157-2815.

No action has been taken at this

time with regard to the 31 mm

mortars, etc., inasmuch as the

identities of

the individuals

allegedly in possession of them

are not known, and to avoid como

romising the informant.

170-2564-1585

Block Stamp

INULXED

MAY 171072

in, ...'

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JEROME

3/21/72

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 somewhere in the area at about 2:00

in the afternoon.

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

small

camper on the back, and with California license

99704F.

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 finence the

printing which will be done

• 'by BETTIE 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

State of Utah; JESSE CLAYBURN STEVENS, at Baltimore,

Maryland; and of course all over the san Diego area.

Apparently, there was an article 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

needed, I have a copy of that issue of the paper.

gerome

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Cover Sheet for Intormant Report or Mater

FD-ÖOf (Rev. 9-3049)

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

2/22/72

[SD 1155-B7InFormant

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

_ in person

Ly by telephone

[by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

7 orally

Dictated

5/13/72

to.

Dictanhone

Transcribed

5/14/72

Authenticated

by Informant

25/22

Brief description of activity or materiai

Info re activities of JERRY LYNN DAVIS and

Secret Army Organization

Date prepured

5/15/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

I recording device

Date of Report

written by Informant

2/22/72

Date(s) of activity

Current

File where original is located ifnot attached

157-2815

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

I Information recorded on a card index by -

_ on date

Remarks

1

1

1

SD

SD

SD

-

SD

170-286A-157

157-2815(SAQ)

157-3001 (DAVIS )

157-3017 (HOOVER)

- SD 100-15622("0.3. RAG")

INDEX: DICK DEXTRAZE to 157-2815

No action being taken

regarding

weapons mentioned herein as the

allegations have so far failed to

materialize.

quise put copies

or Sto literature in

157-2515

Block Stam

170-2864-159

SEARCHED

SNOEXE

SERIALiZED

MAY 9 7 1977.

FBI - SAS DIEGO

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JEROME

3/22/72

I understand that DAVIS received a telephone

call this morning from the two individuals at Covina,

California, who called to say that they would not be

able to deliver the two 81 milameter mortars and the

box

of hand grenades as arranged. They explained they

had buried these items and were unable to locate them

when they went to dig them up.

They said they would

try to get a metal detector and look for them again.

However, it appears this operation may be postponed

for an indefinite period of time.

The individual named DICK DEXTRAZE, who has

been staying at the Fleury Place in Harbison Canyon,

is again suspected of being an infiltrator. GEORGE

HOOVER: fad DEXTRAZE some phony information to the

effect that local Right Wingers are maintaining a

fully armed war plane at a landing field in the San

Diego area. In less than a week, this information was

printed in

the most recent issue of the

"O.B. Rag

HOOVER and others are talking about making DEXTRAZE

the subject of an object lesson for the Left Wingers.

The President NIXON wanted posters are to go

to press today and to be on the streets Monday.

The

number of copies to be printed has been reduced to

5,000. The format of the posters will be as follows:

At the top will be the words Wanted For Treason,

below which will appear a photograph of the President.

and underneath that a description including his last knowr

address.

At the bottom will be a suggestion that the

President be impeached and be tried for treason by the

proper authorities.

Attached are copies of all the recent publications

and other papers of the SAo.

perome

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CostSheet for Informant Report or Mater

r3-300 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

2/28/72

[D 1155-E] In Formant.

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

in person

7 by telephone

by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

orally

..

Dictated

5/155/72

-to - Dictaphone

Transcribed

5/15/72

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Info re incident at residence of RICHARD

FLEURY

Date prepared

5/16/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

J recording device

Date of Report

7 written by Infonnant

2/28/72

Date(s) of activity

Current

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_ on date

Remarks:

1

1

1

SD

170-286A - 100

-0

SD

157-2933(vC DADE)

SD

157-3017 (HOOVER)

SD XXXA 100-15355 (BUSCH)

INDEX TO 157-3017: RICHARL

FLEURY, GENEVIEVE FLEURY, DICK

DEXTRAZE.

The San Diego Police Department

and san Diego County Sheriff's

Department were appropriately

advised of attached information

at the time received.

It is note

that the Sheriff's Office was

called in to investigate the

altercation .between FLEURY and

his wife.

Block Stamp

170-284-41-160

¿NiALIZZO

RAV 1O•070

FBI - SAN DIEGO

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JEROME

2/23/72

I was talking with STAN MC DADE last

week. We were discussing the situation at the

residence of RICHARD and GENEVIEVE FLEURY in

Harbison Canyon.

According to MC DADE, RICHARD

FLEURY claims that on the morning of Saturday,

2/19/72, he was walking out in his front yard

when someone shot at him four times from across

the canyon. Following this, his wife, already

upset by his friends and activities, came unglued

and hit him over the head with a lamp, following

which a big fight resulted. She told him that

because of his friends and activities, he was going

to get her and all of their children killed. The

Sheriff's Office was called and FLEURY moved out

and went to stay with GEORGE HOOVER at his place.

MC DADE said GENEVIEVE FLEURY later called the

Sheriff's Office and them come and pick up all of

her husband's guns including a •9 milameter pistol,

which they seemed very elated to find. MC DADE

said HOOVER and RICHARD FLEURY ara blaming the

shooting incident on JERRY LEE BUSCH, and DICK..

DEXTRAZE, who sometimes stays at the FLEURY place.

When RICHARD FLEURY went rack to get his guns, he

supposedly found DEXTRAZE there with his wife.

MC DADE fears that HOOVER and FLEURY may attempt to

take some drastic action against DEXTRAZE believing

that he has been breaking the FLEURY family up.

MC DADE said that BUSCH Is apparently leaving

for Canada today to take a job there and may be doing

so because

HOOVER 1s

so angry at him.

Gerone

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Cover Sheer for Informant Report or Mater

FDRI (ReV. 9-30-691

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

3/8/72

SD

1155-E InFormant

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

by telephone

by mail

orally

in person

If orally furnished ana reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

5/11/72

_ to -

Dictaphone

Transcribed .

5/15/72

Authenticated

by Informant

- 115/22

Brief description of activity or material

:.

Info re activities of SAO and members.

Date prepared

5/16/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

7 recording device

Date of Report

7 written by Informant

3/8/72

Date(s) of activity

Cureent

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

_ Infomation recorded on a card index by .

_on date.

Remark:s:

SD

170-286A-161

SD

157-2815(SAO)

SD 157-3001 (DAVIS )

SD 157-3169 (HARTLEY)

1

1

-

SD 157-1816 (POTON

SD

• 157-3170 (FOX)

SD 100-14819 (GODFREY)

1

SD 157-3017 (HOOVER)

1 - SD 100-15355 BUSHC

СВʼя

INDEX TO 17.2975 GIL

ARINGDA.

TO

157-3017: RICHARD FLEURY, GENEVIEVE

FLEURY.

Block Stamp

170-2864-161

tARCHLU

_ANU=it

MINALIZED

ARAV

•FBI - SAN DIEGO

chesters it

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ілоі.і

JEROME

3/9/72

I would estimate that the SAO has received

approximately $300 to $400 now in donations, membership

application fees, and monthly dues.

SAM DAVIS has

been keeping this money and most of it has been spent

on printing and postage costs for the SAo.

DAVIS

told me that DONNA LEE HARILEY of Vista, California,

recently sent $15 into the SAO with a letter requesting

all of the SAO training literature.

Apparently, the plans which JIM POTO had

of going back to the Chicago, Illinois area to open

up a new restaurant there for the restaurant chain

he works for have not materialized. It looks as though

POTO will remain in the San Diego area for the time

being and will help BARRY GODFREY and DAVIS organize

for the SAo.

DAVIS has askea GODFREY to do a new

special intelligence bulletin for the SAo on some

leading figure in the New Left Movement in the San

Diego area.

I have heard no new Information on the

situation at the FLEURY place in Harbison Canyon.

GODFREY DAVIS claims that an individual named

GIL ARRUDA may join the SAO in the near future and

may allow the SAO and its members to use his place

for firearms practice and training purposes. ARRUDA

about 190 acres of open

land up in Wild Cat Canyon

above Lakeside.

DAVIS said he has been thinking about

working out a method of moving up to this place to live

I have been given the assignment of going out

to sign up. CALVIN FOX as a

member of the SAO and will

do so today.

Some consideration has been given to having

GEORGE HOOVER come out in the open as a public recruiting

officer for the SAO. HOOVER claims to have heard from

...

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GENEVIEVE FLEURY that JERRY LEE BUSCH was supposedly

stopped and arrested at the Canadian Border. BUSCH

was going into Canada to work there at a radio station

which is owned and operated by a friend of his.

gerome

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Shect for Informant Reporpior Mare

mo30r TRev. 9-30-69)

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

3/10/72

ESD 1155-E7 InFormant

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

XX in person

by telephone

DX7 orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Dictated

5/11/72

- to .

-Diataphone

5/15/72

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

cofiulez

Brief description of activity or material

Info re CALVIN FOX

Date prepared

5/16/72

Received by

SASTEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

marita

recording device

Date of Report

written by Informant

3/10/72

Date(s) of activity

Current

File where original is located if not attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infomation recorded on a card index by -

_ on date .

Remarks:

1

1

SD

SD

SD

170-286A-162

155-2815(SA0)

157-3170 (FOX)

It is noted that on 5/16/72, LOUIS

VIENS, Area Representative,

Gulf Oil

Company, 3230 Jefferson, San Diego,

advised

that prior to becoming a

Gulf dealer,

FOX had been involved

with a Mobil service station in the

• downtown San Diego area.

It is recommended that Agents be

alerted and cautioned against pur-

chasing gasoline for Bureau cars

at

the Subject's service station.

Chatres

Brep. allazents

saint th

Dime at

Block Stamp

17C-281-167

BEARCHLO

MANIST

NW 65994

2989524

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JEROME

3/10/72

CALVIN FOX was signed up today as a member

of the SAO. He paid his initiation fees and first

months' dues, etcetera. FOX claimed that he used

to work at a mobile gas station located in the 1100

block of 1lth Avenue in downtown San Diego.

He said

that many FBI Agents used to bring their cars there

to gas up and he claimed to have taken down the

license plate numbers of these cars and to have kept

photocupies of the Agents' signatures and credit card

numbers.

Jerome

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 1430

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Casyr Sheer for Informant Réport or

FD-30S (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

3/11/72

ESD 1155-57 InFormant

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

• in person

L by telephone

_ by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

5/14/72

Dictaphone

| orally

Dictated

to

5/15/72

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant -

Brief description of activity

or material

Info re activities of SAO and members.

Date prepared

5/18/72

Received by

SA STEVEN T.. CHRISTENSEN

recording device

Date of Report

3/11/72

Date(s) of activity

Current

] written by Informant

File where originalis located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by —

_ on date

Remarks:

1

SD 157-2815(SAO)

SD

SD

SD

170-2864-463

157-2813 (HATIGHTON)

157-3001 (DAVIS)

-

SD 157-3169KHARTLEYQ

Block Stamp

170-2864-163

1EFSL FELT SAN DIES.

Hunters Mi

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TE ITA

JEROME

3/11/72

SAM DAVIS called me this morning and said

he had been talking to BETTIE HAUGHTON.

Apparently,

she is about ready to leave San Diego and go up to

Big Pine, California, where she will live and

eventually be married.

According to DAVIS, BETTIE

has a miniature Minox camera, which she wanted to

sell for about $50. DAVIS said she went to a camera

store and found she could only get $30 for the Minos.

She was kind of upset about this and said she would

rather let the SAO have it for $25 for the use of the

organization. SAM and I will go by her place tomorrow

I will also find out then

exactly when she is leaving town.

SAM said he wants me to go with him tomorrow

to see the new female SAO member at Vista, named

DONNA LEE HARTLEY.

prome

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Coyer Sheet for Informant Report or Materini

EU-BOssiRov. 9-30691

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

3/13/72

LSD 1155-2 In Formant

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

X in person

by telephone

by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

5/14/72

Dictaphone

Dictated

to

5/15/72

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Info re SAO and activities of members

X orally

Date prepared

5/16/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

I recording device

Date of Report

3/13/72

Datets) of activity

Current

I written by Informant

File where original is located ifnot attacbed

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date

Remarks:

SD 170-2864 - 16)

- SD 157-2815(SAO)

INDEX TO 157-1798: VAL BOYLE, ALICE

DUNN.

1

- SD 157-2933(MC DADE)

1

- SD 157-3017 (HOOVER)

- SD 157-28 (NSHPP)

1.

1

1

1

1

- SDI157-3086 (KOEHL)

- SD 157-1813 (HAUGHTON)

- SD 157-3001 (DAVIS)

SD 157-1816 (POTO)

SD 188-14208 FRED HAWES)

SD 100-14,819 (GODFREY)

regariton

" Hoover turnished.

to Thomas

Clovis, IRS, Jan

Diego, on cpo/ta le

SD157-1614 (HAUGHTON)

157-1798 (175)

- SD 157-3007(GUIRE)

Block Stamp

170-2561-164

SEARCHiN

•ERIALIZED

MAY 1 9 1073

FBI - SAN DIEGO -

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 1433

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• JEROME

3/13/72

I understand that STAN MC DADE aná GEORGE

HOOVER went to El Monte, California, last Saturday

night to hear MATT KOEHL, National Commander of the

NSWPP, speak.

MC DADE also said he was going to

attend the rally at the San Diego NSWPP Headquarters

yesterday, to hear KOHL speak.

Iwent to see BETTIE HAUGHTON yesterday and

got the Minox camera together with four rolls of film

and three gas masks. She said she is going to leave

town within two weeks.

SAM DAVIS was also with me and

she gave SAM some keys to a garage where all of the

old Minutemen camp gear is located. This stuff includes

cots, stoves, medical supplies, etcetera. She also

told

SAM that a large quantity of explosives is supposedly

buried under the house of VAL BOYLE, TROY HAUGHTON'S

mother.

I also understand that JIM POTO and FRED

HAWES know something about this garage and hava some

of their stuff stored there too.

HAWES used to live

with BETTIE HAUGHTON and she and JIM POTO are on very

good terms.

When SAM DAVIS and BARRY GODFREY were at the

Yuma Gun Show weekend before last; they met with EV

MOORE and discussed a few details and plans about the

SAO but nothing very extensive.

Apparently, there is

a rumor going around that ROBERT DE PUGH, former National

leader of the Minutemen Organization, may already be

trying to make a comeback even though he is still in

prison. This rumor is based on the fact that certain

Individuals who did a lot of work for him and for the

Ku Klux Klan in the southwest are now highly placed in

the Liberty Lobby which is now setting up survival

groups and an underground organizational and communications

network. It is believed that all of this activity may

be part of plans for DE PUGH to come back and take over

again. One of the individuals involved in these activities

Is ALICE DUNN, who was formerly in the organization named

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American Volunteer Groups, and also worked for

DE PUGH as a fund raiser.

At the suggestion of EV MOORE, the new

SAO introduction letter and recruiting literature

will be sent out along with a coded coupon which

will have only a number rather than the recipient's

name, for him to use to request more information if

interested in the SAO.

MOORE, who is supposed to be a master locksmith,

Indicated he would write a bulletin for the SAO on how

to jimmy doors and also, an advanced training bulletin

on lock picking and safe cracking:

BARRY GODFREY is to be the official SAO

photographer and a part. of his duties will include

taking and editing photographs of SAO training

sessions to be used for publicity.

WAIT GUIRE'S name was mentioned as one

who might give propaganda lectures.

The SAO will also, in the near future, publish

a bulletin on what members should as when they are

interviewed by the law.

This bulletin will include

suggestions such as keeping a loaded camera by the door

in order to take photographs of the interviewing officials,

obtaining the name and badge number of these officials

and make them wait while the appropriate agency is called

to verify their identity.

BETTIE HAUGHTON has said she

once caught some ATFD Agents using FBI identification in

their interviews. These procedures are also a harrassment

tactic which may hopefully frighten away less serious

minded interviewers.

GEORGE HOOVER claims he has not filod a Federal

Income tax return for several years. It is possible that

some of the others such as DAVIS may also not have filed

returns when required.

HOOVER also claims to have been

married twelve to fourteen years ago, but to have separated

from his wife after living together for only a short while.

HOOVER and DAVIS have known each other for approximately

ten years.

i-2=

gerome

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SAC (160-]ew)

5/12/72

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

UNSUB; ATTDMPT TO STOP TRAINE: 15th STREET.

DEL MAR, CALIFORNIA, 5:00 PM 5/12/72.

FEDERAL,

TRAIN WRECK STATUTE

on this date the Intlowing iniormarion nas been received.

EnFormant

At 9:30 am ESSD 1325-5] advised that he has received.

infoomation from sources who have furnished reliable information

In the

past that Anti-war demonstrators wio have been demonstratin

In San Diego in the past few days will go to Del Mar, California

today at 5:00 pm to try to stop trains passing by the 15th

street area of the city.

InFormant

C. JORDAN NAYLOR

At 10:00 AM

ISD 1273-57

that at a meeting at San Diego State College during the night of

Thursday 5/11/72, a shedule of proposed anti-war activities was

announced.

They included a 5:00 pm meeting on 5/12/72 at

15th street in Dol Mar, C lifornia for the purpose of "stopping

the

train."

InFormant

At 9:50 am 5/12/72, ISD 1155-E) telephonically contacted

SA SLOVEN I. CHRISTENSEN to advise that he had contacted

the

rumor control center at SD3C, telephone 572-4357, and had been

advised that ANTI-war Demonstrators will attempt to stop trains

at 15th Streat, Del Mar, California at 5:00 pm 5/12/72.

Investigator GEORGE, CARR, DA'g Office, San Diero, telephonica

contacted the writer auvising that he had been in contact with

SA STRICKLER, Santa Fe Railroad, Los Angeles, Callfornia, telephon

629-0111 Exto 33652 who advised

him that an SA SKOW of San

Bernardino is enroute to Del Mar iR station to act as representati

for the rallroad in any attempt to stop the trains there today.

SA STRICKLIR advised that their Information is that the demo.

to stop the trains will start at 12:15 pm 5/12/72. He, furnished

train schedule as follows:

Froight train northbound 7:30 pm 5/12/72 carring general

merchandiso - freight will stop at Del Mar today.

2-100:1e0

Passenger southbound marxixi

12:15

1-134-10546-1-153

SEARCHED

northbound

+ 178-4561

northbound

4:30

7:15

MAY 1Ü 111

• 9ir=j

southbound

1-137-

LUNDA (ON: 852)

9:30

_FRA=SAN DIECO

EMP

There will be a small freight train leaving san Diego which

(5)

will not so through vel Mar later in the day.

178-2860-165

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Coger Sheet for Informant Report or Materi

F'D-306 (Kev. 9-30-69)

:

.=.

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

1/28/72

[SD 1155-E InFormant

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

by mail

7 orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Ageit:

Date

Dictated

5/4/72

CAROL HOLMES

to

Transcribed

5/30/72

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

"":"

Contact of LOU CONDE bY SAO fOI

financing

Date prepared

5/4/72

Received by

STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

recording device

Date of Report

1/28/72

Date(s) of activity

1/28/72

[] written by Informant

File where original is located if not attached

INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPAT

IOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSEI

information recorded on a card index by

_ on date

Remarks:

157-2815

(530)

470-2867 2 1 66

157-3005

(CONDE)

100-14819

(GODFREY)

157-3001

(DAVIS)

-- copies continued next page

ACTION:

Index GENE

to 157-2815.

Information pertaining to the RNC was appropriätely

disseminated when received.

With regard to information pertaining to RON ZARICK,

no action has been taken inasmuch as ATFD at San Diego is already

well aware of his activities and due to the fact that it does not

appear specific action in this regard could be taken without

exposing the source.

Block Stamp

1712-2867-1660

MAY ? 1 1972

BI - SAN DIEG

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2-0

(NEUTRALITY MATTERS)

'7:

67 - 30031

(SUNDQUIST)

157-2921

• 45, 1572

(ZARICK)

157-2933

(MC DADE)

157-2546

(CLARK)

157-3169

(DONN' LEE HARTLEY)

157-3017

(HOOVER)

100-16200

(RNC)

100-15355

(BUSCH)

'wer GODeRer that he and SaM.D.vis

157-28

(NSWPP)

157-201

its mining ask him to nely finance

(SMITH)

2- Los Angeles

vane stactes, SONDE conated

(1 - SCOTT WINCHESTER)

(2 - NSWPP)

3- Phoenix

• pros, extrale, the hond ce-ci,

(1. - EV MOORE)

genera-e

(1 - TOM PAINE)

no la in be picked ap later,

pe also eggaeo to seno di 540 some toney and asia lie sala

ana would tir ine Sip in contret with the undergerund Cuban

Recrosa Cronication, sighe 65.

w.."

"taco dot a corpie de local trune car learntone

.. il: Da0 in the Autolen i doug the mla previous

NW 65994 Docld:32939524 Page_1438

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JEROME

JANUARY 28, 1972

I was told by BARRY GODFREY that he and SAM DAVIS

went to see LOU CONDE this morning to ask him to help finance

some of the SAO's activities. When contacted, CONDE donated

a complete "Angry Thirteen" military radio set to the SAO

together with all of the antennas, crystals, the hand crank,

generator repair kit,

etc. This is to be picked up later.

He also agreed to send the SAO some money and said he would

get support for the organization from certain other people

and would put the SAO in contact with the underground Cuban

Refugee Organization, Alpha 66.

Apparently CONDE is running for election to the

County Board of supervisors for the seat now held by wALTER

SCHEIDLE. He claims he has the backing of both the La Jolla

and Clairemont Town Councils. He is also supposed to be

chairman of a couple of local parent associations and is

highly regarded in the Republican Party for his previous

campaign efforts in behalf of Governor REAGAN.

CONDE claimed to DAVIS and GODFREY that a former

Special Agent of the FBI at San Diego named "BOB SUNDQUIRT":,

....n.

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or something similar, had oweà him a considerable amount of

money and that CONDE had been squeezing this individual for

information even before he retired from the FBI. He said

the former Agent attempted to pay him off with bad checks

which came back marked "insufficient funds". CONDE said

he still has these checks and showed DAVIS and GODFREY one

for $200.00. He claimed that the former Agent is now working

for him as a carpenter doing boat repair work which CONDE

has contracted.

CONDE also talked about the publicity he received

in recent months when he offered to outfit and arm a patrol

boat to accompany the american tuna fishing fleet to South

American waters to keep them from being seized by Latin

American Navies. In this regard, he said that many people

came to see him from all over the country volunteering tọ

go and work as crew members on such an expedition.

CONDE indicated that he possessed either an

M-1 carbine which can be converted to fire fully automatic;

or an M2 carbine, which lacks certain parts in order to

fire fully automatic, and asked DAVIS and GODFREY if they

would help him put it together.

DAVIS said he would do

SO •

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DAVIS also offered to use the organization and

facilities of the SAO to assist CONDE in his campaign.

This help would include quietly planting literature for

CONDE on the SAO printing presses and also to assist him

in exposing problems which his opponents may have.

I was in contact yesterday with RON ZARICK. As

usual, he was talking about firearms and other things. He

claimed he had recently acquired an M28 Thompson Submachine

gun and an M.3 grease gun which he offered to sell to me.

He said he wanted to know whether I wanted them by tonight

at the latest. He is asking $200 for the M-28, and $125 for

• the M-3. This is more money than I can come up with.

He also claimed he had possession of some hand

grenade fuses, some practice grenades, and some smoke grenades.

He claimed these things came from a private collection of

an individual living somewhere north of San Francisco who

was going to bring them down if ZARICK could sell enough of

them.

I also received a letter today from GENE BOSARTH,

P.O. Box 15662, San Diego, California, and home address 6979

Galewood, San Diego, who has offered to furnish information

3 -

..:

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to the SAO. He is a student at San Diego State College and

either has ties with or access to information about New

Left activities on that campus. In his letter, he indicated

he had come across some information which he thought might

be of interest to the SAO.

In addition, I was talking to STAN MC DADE this

morning. He told me he and HOWARD CLELANd were driving

out near the Singing Hills Golf Ccurse yesterday when they

noticed they were being followed by someone in what they

described as a yellow 1970 Mustang with California license

823 EIY. MC DADE said he and CLELAND took a round-a-bout

route to the San Diego Fish and Game Association Range

and the yellow car stayed with them all the way. ME DADE

said when they got out at the range, he and CLELAND acted

like they didn't know the other car had been following them.

He said the occupants of the other car also pretended the

same thing and came up to MC DADE and CLELAND offering to

sell them some riot guns. MC DADE said he and CLELAND

were suspicious of a set-up and backed out of the

situation saying they would have to think about it.

I have also talked today with SAM DAVIS. He said

- he believed he had observed a car conducting a noving

surveillance of his house. He said the license number on

the car was YCD 112. He claimed he did not think the car

• .:

• •

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was a police department undercover car and thought perhaps

some Left Wingers had come up with his address. SAM said

this morning he received a Xerox copy of an SAO application

form in the mail from one TOM PAINE (phonetic) enclosing

$5.00. The return address was a Post Office box in Tucson,

•Arizona. If I can, I will get the address later.

EV MOORE also wrote DAVIS and asked if there was

any way he and BARRY GODFREY could make it to the Tucson gun

show this weekend, as there are some people at Tucson he wants

them to meet.

He said he also had some good recruitment •

prospects for the Sto. MOORE is supposed to be a master •

locksmith and has offered to write a training bulletin for

the SAO on lock picking. DAVIS said he would contact HOWARD

CLARK who now has a private pilot's license and see if he

can rent a plane with CLARK and fly over to Tucson to meet

MOORE.

SAM said the SAO had also received a letter from

a woman at Vista, California.. He said he. would give me

her name and address later. In the letter, she described

herself as a widow with two children and stated she wanted to

do something for her country and had been thinking about

-joining a police or sheriff's reserve unit. However, she

said she had heard about the SAO and thought that if it was

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truly patriotic, she would rather join it.

SAM said the SAO had received another letter which

came from "Newsweek" magazine at Los Angeles asking if the

SAo would grant an interview to the magazine. In its Letter,

"Newsweek" said it was preparing an article dealing with

Leftist groups in the San Diego area in connection with the

1972 Republican National Convention. "Newsweek" said it had

Iun across the SAO and would like to do a colum on it too.

DAVIS said he thought he would like to give such an interview

if the meeting could be made secure and if the SAO's Post

Office Box number would appear in the article.

SAM said the S20 had also received a nice letter

from the "San Diego Evening Tribune" which also wants an

interview. He said in its letter, the "Tribune" said the

organization appeared secretive and wondered if the SAO

would allow the "Tribune" to do an article presenting the

organization's views. I understand that this was mentioned

to LOU CONDE when DAVIS and GODFREY went to see him and he

was very happy about it. He said he knows several people

very well at the "Tribune" and would talk to them and get

an

assurance of favorable treatment of the SAo by the paper.

However, DAVIS thinks such an interview might be a little premature

is it!'

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 1444

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as he feels that certain comments made in the interview might

be too much of a slap at the San Diego Police Department.

By the way,

when I was talking to STAN, he said

he would like to bury some more Mauser rifles because they

are cheap. He claims to have already buried some of these

rifles.

He said the Customs Agent who had wanted to buy

• a machine gun from him had been back to see him again.

NC DADE said he thought the Customs Agent wanted to join

the SAO. GODFREY's opinion is that the guy is a real

"Rook".

MC DADE said that he had been in contact with

GEORGE HICOVER. He said HOOVER has been running around •

with RICHARD and GENEVIEVE FLEURY who live in Harbison

Canyon across from the Gunsmoke Ranch. He said that JERRY

LEE BUSCH has been living at the FLEURY place off and on

and has set up rifle and pistol ranges there where they

have been doing some target practice. HOOVER has apparently

been out attempting to recruit some members for the SAO and

has come up with a couple of prospects from the beach area

who are long hairs. He believes these people are Right

Wing-oriented but GODFREY says most likely they are attempting

to infiltrate the sio for the Left.

7

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On Saturday, the 15th of January, SCOTT WINCHESTER

came down to San Diego from Los Angeles. SAM and SIAN met

him somewhere and then went to STAN's house to talk. GODFREY

met them there later. The discussion lasted for several hours.

WINCHESTER advised he was in the process of setting up a

headquarters for his organization at Los Angeles. He claimed

that he wanted to work with the SAo and said he would offer

the SAO the use of his facilities in Los Angeles. Later,

DAVIS and GODFREY said they were cool to the idea of forming

an alliance with WINCHESTER as they think he is an idiot and

is lousy on his security precautions. They said they will

gradually break off contact with him.

During the meeting with WINCHESTER, the participants

took a break once because WINCHESTER said he wantea to go

and talk with some members of the local NSWPP Unit. Because

DAVIS and NC DADE arE well-known to the local NSWPP, WINCHESTER

and GODFREY went, each using assumed names. They talked with

GERALD LEE SMITH, leader of the local NSWPP Unit. During

the conversation with SMITH, WINCHESTER brought his own name

up and SMITH, not knowing whom he was talking to, made many

uncomplimentary remarks about WINCHESTER.

After returning to MC DADE'S house, WINCHESTER

talked a lot about anti-Semitism and how he believed himself

rani: cinderer....

-8=

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to be a perfect specimen of the Aryan race.

No one I have talked to seems to know who it was

who recently passed out SAO literature at the House of Ice

in San Diego.

9

NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 1447

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

MAY TETYDITICTI

GRAPPHT (41 0714) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GO-

NMENT

Memorandum

SẠC, SAI DIEGO (157-new)

• DATE:

6/14/72

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

RICHARD MILLER

EM - SAO

Bureau instructions have been received to investi-

gate background of all members and other individuals from who

members of the SAO obtain weapons which possession of which

may represent a violation of Federal law.

Informant

• On 4/26/72[SD 1155-Eladvised that approximately

six months earlier he had observed JERRY LYNV DAVIS, San Déego

area SAO leader,

in possession of a fully automatic

AR 182

rifle:in .223 caliber. DAVIS indicated he had obtained this

weapon from RICHARD. MILLER, telephone number 583-3078.

Source said he did not know MIlllik's source of the weapon, but

said MIDLER was rumored to have contact with the manufacturer

Armalite Company, through a stockholder of that

of the rifle in the past has been able to get and sell ARiSO

rifles

legal

civilian version of the AR18) when no one else

..could get then.

Source did not know MiLler's address.

On 4/26/72 review of the current San Diego talephone

directory showed a listing for a RICHARD MILLER at 7186

Glenroy, San Diego, with the above elephone number.

on 4/26/72 stinEne

On this date, review of the Polk Directory showad

that RICHARD MILLER at this address is married to PATRICIA

and is employed as a test engineer at Teledyne-Ryan.

In view of the foregoing it is reconmended a new

157 case be opened and assigned.

- SD 157 -new

- SD 170-286A

(3.)

170-3561-167

SEARCHIN

SERIALIZED

JUN 15, 1972

FBI - SAN DIEGO

-*,.

Licencid

810-1X

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TO

:

FROM :

SUBJECT:

OFTIONAL FORM NO 10

MAY 1981 EDITION

ASAPPMA (41 CTR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES G

RNMENT

Memorandum

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-3000)

DATE: 6/20/72

SA-STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

ROGER DRAPEAU

EM - WHG

On 6/16/72 ISD 1155-El advised he had heard that the

Subject had moved from

the San Diego area to Boston, Mass.

On 6/19/72 Miss Jean Harrison, Clerk, U. S. Postal

Inspector's Office, San Diego, advised that as

the Subject had entered a forwarding address of 96 Beverly,

Willimawset, Mass., 01109.

LEAD

Will verify Subiect's

residence and employment in

Massachussettes.

= toaste standinard a i rena

SD 170-286A

1-

SD 157-3000

ST,C/slc

(2)

170-25616-168

JUN?0'97?

FBI - SAN DIEGO

Bay U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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SAC (157-2815) (P)

6/29/72;

SUPERVISOR ANDREW C. GIBSON

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

InFormant

on 6/29/12, LSD 1155-D/advised he had been in

conversation with SAO

Loader SAd DAVIS that noming and bAlli

had indicated to him that throuch a source in the San Dierc

Police Departmont he had Icarned that there is an informant in

S4O, that extensive stake outs had been conducted by the

San Diego Police Department during the period following the

bons oi the Guile Incater, thet the folice Department had known

FLUNK INKOPEC planned to bomb other targats and these targats

had been staked out. That stake out officers had been toid

that YAKOPEC was a psychopath.

DAVIS indicated his source in the Police Department

had been involved in the stake outs mentioned above-

DAVIS said he was attomting to raise bail money for YAKOPEC

in order to get him there he would talk to hiu in an effort

to pin down the identity of the informant.

The above information was furnished to Detective

REUBEN BRANDON,

San Diego Police Department on a confidential

basis on 6/29/72.

3. = 157-2815

1 ÷ 174-531

70110-249.

(3)

1713-256-4-170

INDEREN-

JUNSA107?

FBI - SAN DIEGO

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TO

F1>209 (ROV. 9-8-70)

OPTIONAL PORM NO, 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

G5A 89MR (41 CIR) 101-11.4

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

:

SAC , SAN DIEGO

DATE:

6/22/72

Cl

7 PCI

FROM : SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

UTE

DJPC

7] PSI

SUBJECT: 1SD 1155-27 In Formant

Dates of Contact

6/20/72

File #s on which contacted (Use Titles if File #s not available or when CI provides positive information)

157-1820 FRANK YAKOPEC, BLI - SAO.

. "

KIRX E

UR (Prob)

Purpose and resuits of contact

_NEGATIVE

O POSITIVE

CUSTATISTIC

Information herein obtained confidentially;

informant's name is not to ba disclosse in reyot or

otherwise unless it has been decided definitely that he

is to be a ritness in & trial or hearing.

AN. MADN

Has informint shown any indication of emotional instabilty, unreliability or

furnishing false information?

No.

* Informant certified that he has furnished all infosmation obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

170-235A

-

457-1730

1-

174-531

Si

Coverage 57

170-2544-171

ALIZE E

JUL : :

Filin f. |

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIO

Dole of transcriplion June 22e 1977

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 Zage B-l. He said upon reading the article he

immediately suspected FRZNK YAKOPEC.

Shortly after reading

the paper, he received

a telephone call from FRANK YAKOPEC

who asked

him if 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 bomo was fashioned from a 1/3 pound HPD primer

with a blasting cab,

six feet of safety fuse and an old card-

board type pull fuse igniter. TKOPIC 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 in area

under the stage of the theater. He then walked acout one block

away and waited for the device to detonate.

He indicated that

even at that distance he could feel the shock from the explosion.

Source said TAROPIC seemed to be greatly elated with the results

of the blast and kept sayint, "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 cusiness estaolishments dealing in what

he considers to be pornographic entertsinment.

YAKOPiC is aware of the location and the identity of the owners

of most of such pluces in the jan jiego area and that he has

already "cased" approxinately half of thom.

He said YAKOPIC has available other explosives

incluaing one or two nore 1/3 pound sed srimers,

one or two one

pound wid primers, perhaps a z pound block oi Ca plastic

explosive, and a nuinder of blasting caps, all of which are

commonly available to cacivicals associated wit "ight ding"

activist gioups in tho aces, and a one hundred foot roll of

safety fusc which is not illugal to have.

Intertlowed on_

6/20/72

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

ma El Cajon California

/ejt

_File # 3D 157-192:1

6/22/72

by.

_Date dictated.

This documons contains neither rocommendations nor conclusions of tho FBl, Il is the provarty of the FBI and is loaned lo your agency:

it ond ils contents aro nol to be distribuled oulsido your agency.

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1, 10.-95s

•TIES GOVERNMEVT

30 157-1320 20097

1A6

6/22/72

source said he does notlow of anyone else

True way have tois of his got in the comoing, with

the possible exception of his wife ho was visiting in. ...

los ülgalos at the time, nor did he think there was any.

particular reason that YAKOPEC would have informed any other

person of the incident.

source said this would incluic

other members of the SAU and that this organization was

in no way a party to the bombing, which he described as a

purely individual act on the part of YAKOPEC caused by

his dislike for pornography.

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TO

FD-209 (Rov. 9-271).

OPTIONAL TORM NO, tO

SiAY 1962 EDITION

OSA FEMA (A1 CARS 101-11.d

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

:

SAC SAN DIEGO

DATE:

O TE

6/22/72

Cl

O PI

FROM

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

SUBJECT: SD 1155-B/

INFORMANT

USI

OPSI

Dates óf Contact

6/21/72

File ms on which contacted (Use Titles if File Es not available or when Cl provides positive information)

157-1820

FRANK YAKOPEC, EM

- SAO

EXJE

[JE (Prob)

[JE (Ghetto)

Purpose and results of contact

_NEGATIVE

XiFOSITiVE

_STATISTIC

Information herein obtained confidentially;

informant's name is not to be disclosed in report or

otherwise unless it has been decided definitely that

he is to be a witness, in a trial or hearing.

Has informant snown any indication of emotional instability, unreliability or

furnishing talse information?

Informant certified that he has furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

170-286A

1 - 157-1820

77174-531

SICiejt (3)

-

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Coverag i 57

174-7561-179

B.

JUL

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGAT

veranddum

Dore June 22, 1972

1542

Milit

5/ 22/72

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY,, 738 Graves, El Cajon, Cali-:

fornia, furnished the following

information:

On June 21, 1972,

at approximately 3:30 PM,

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 jan Diego, carrying the bomo

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.

.....

УАОРЕС then indicated he was contemolating doing

another bombing within the next few nights with the following

targets listed in order of preference:

The In Crowd on Cuyamaca Road in Santee;

57÷.171

The Academy Theater on University in San Diego;

1114-

• 5.

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.

ЛТ-.

Do not serialize this FD 302.

SA CHRISTENSEN resigned 7/6/72

before signing attached.

• On: 6/21/72

_a El Cajor

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTEN

by.

This document conlains naither recommendallons !

I and lis contents are nol la ba distribulad oulsido you

•Cy:

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TO

FROM :

SUBJECT:

I MAY IN5E EDITION

OSA PAMA (41 CHIP) 101-11.8

#UNITED STATES G

ILMENT

Memorandum

SAG, SAN DIEGO (157-1820)

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

FRANK YAKOPEC

EM - SAO

DATE:

6/20/72

-:

, ".

....

On this date SD 1155-E advised telephonically that

he had read of a bombing anich had occurred

last evening at

the Guild Theater on Fifth Ave., San Diego,

in the morning

"Union"

, on page B-}.

He said

upon reading

the article he

Immediately suspected the Subject.

Shortly after reading the

paper,

he received a telephone call from the Subject who asked

him if he had read the article and then hinted he had been

responsible for the incident.

Subsequently source contacted YAKOPEC in person at

which time he described the bombing to source as follows:

The bomb was fashioned from a 1/3 pound HPD primer

with a blasting cap, six feet of safety fuse and an old cardi

board type pull fuse igniter, YAKOPEC told source he approached

the theater through an alley or walkway, removed

the screen from

an air vent and threw the device through the vent into an area

under the stage of the theater.

He then walked about one block

away and waited for the device

to detonate.

He idnicated that

even at that distance he could feel the shock from the explosion.

Source said YAKOPEC seemed to

be greatly elated with the results

of the blast and kept saying, "I didit!' I did it!" over and

over.

Source said YAKOPEC, for as longe as he has known him,

has had a hatred for business

establishements dealing in what

he considers to be pornographic entertainment. He said YAKOPEC

is aware of the location and the identity of the owners of most

of the such & places inthe San Diego area

and that he has already

"cased" approximately half of them.

He said YAKOPEC has available other explosives inclu-

ding one or two more 1/3.

pound HPD primers, one or two one pound

HPD primers, perhaps a Z6 pound block of C-4 plastic explosive,

and a number of blasting caps, all of which are commonly available

to Individuals associated with Right Wing" activist groups in

the

area, and a one hundred foot roll of safety fuse which is not

1}legal to have.

176-29444-1713

Source said he does not know of anyone else YAKOPEC

SD 170-286A

SEARCHID

IND.AIU

• ALIZED

- SD

157-1820

SD 174-531

SLC/ 91c

FOI - SAN DEGO

Bay U.S. Savings Bonds Rezularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

8010-N8

it

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may have told of his part in the bombing, with thepossible

exception of his wife who was visiting In Los Angeles at the

time, nor ild he think there was any particular reason

that

YAKOPEC would have informed anyother person of the incident.

Source said this would include other members of the SAO and

that this organization was in no way a party to the bombings

which he described as a purely

individual act on the part of

the Subject caused by his dislike for pornography.

:: :

• NW 65994 Docld:32989524 Page 1457

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TO

FROM :

SUBJECT:

OFTIONAL TORM NO 1A

MAY I87 EDITION

0SA FFMR (41 CTR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES G

iNMENT

Memorandum

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-1820)

DATE: 6/21/72

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

FRANK YAKOPEC

EM - SAO

On this alter date, at approsimately 3:30 om,

source 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

of 6/19/72. 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 Bolice Officer, who showed him his

badge, tatexhi 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 nigits with the following

targets listed in axelaaandexa? 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 developements.

Sonce said Yakipec

has a

SD 170-286A

SD

157-1820

SD 174-531

SLE/s1c

(3)

white Ford Falcon Station Evicen

about 1963, with license RE@l

and a 1956 green dar pictup, isus

T. SAN D'ESO

518-108

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Plan

171-184-1-1744

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FD-209 (Rev. 89-71)

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAT "YOZ TOlION

OSA PPMR (LI CARI 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: SAC (170-286A)

FROM : SAEarl M. Petersen

SUBJECT: (SD 1155-E7 INFORMINT..

Dates of Contact

DATE:

7/12/72

CITE

ПРС

Cl

CIPCI

O PSI

6/30/72

File #s on which contacted (Use Titles if File #s not available or when Cl provides positive information)

157-3001

JERRY LYNN DAVIS, EM - SAO

GI E

DE (Prob)

[JE (Ghetto)

Purpose and results of contact

_NEGATIVE

XX POSITIVE

STATISTIC

Information contained in the attached FD 302 was obtained

confidentially. Informant's name should not be disclosed in report

or ohherwise until such time as he has testified.

Items mentioned in attached FD 302 have been turned over

to Detective Ruben Branden as of this date for possible prosecution

Of JERRY LYNN DAVIS.

Source has testified before San Diego County Grand Jury

on 7/11 & 12/72 and discovery is ezpected to reveal his activity

as an FBI Informant on about 7/21/72. SDPD has agreed to protect

Has informint shown any indication of emotional instability, unreliability or

furnishing false intomation?

* informant certified that he has furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

170-286A

1

- 157 - 3001 DAVIS)

=..

1 - 174-531 (Bombing Guild Theatre)

W&sogs godd 32989524 Page 1459

No

Coverage

Extremist matters

170-254 A-176

SEARCHIN

SERiALIZED

JUl 091079

FBI - SAN DIEGO,

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3-77-097

19. TeTi%

+++++ 118-891 101-18-8

•TED STATES CO

emerandam

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Dal July 6, 1972

!?'

Howard B. Godfrey, 738 Graves,

919-122.

El Cajon, California, made

available the following items which he received from JERRY LYNN

: DAVIS:

'1.1

TEPO EAS

100 foot roll of time fuss

_E/Crestal

time fuze ignitors

4'È pound blocks of INT (military typo)

The above mentioned Items were obtained from DAVIS in about

November, 1971.

152-3002

SPRK DON

03721E

I4 - 6A0

----

10100e mid dashis ni conlock

"NEGATIVE

STA71571C

si:.

infocacdon concuired an the attacord do 302 m*

uncils

dIsciend In 21:19

treades

isr ?113

nathan?

Such has agreed to protect

Tor.

6/30/72

al

El Cajon, California

_Flla $

SD 157-3001

SA EARL M.

PETERSEN

" by.

_Dato dictated

7/6/72

This document conlains nolther recommendallons nor conclusions of, the FBi, It is the properly of tha FBl and is looned to your agency;

Il and lla contants ara nol to be disirlbuted outside your agency.

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ORTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1AXZ ROITION

'ESA FEMA (41 CT) 101-ÍI.A

UNITED STATES

/ERNMENT

Memorandum

TO : SAC (170-286A)

FROM : SA EARL M. PETERSEN

DATE: 7/12/72

na sinitiates

On June 29, 1072, during a meeting between the SDPD, the

source and the writer,

a discussion was had concerning the

possibility of conducting a snarch of the source's home to give

him further protection in connection with information he was

furnishing regarding members of the Secret Army Organization.

In connection with this discussion, source was asked if he had

anything in his home that would make it necessary for the police

department to arrest him if his home was searched. He stated that

he did have certain items

he would like to get rid of before

the search. He requested that the writer take the items from

him.

On June 30, 1972 he made available the folbwing items:

100 feet of time fuze obtained from JERRY LYNN DAVIS 11/71

4 Elb blocks of INT (military typa)

44 Luze igniters

1!

'°

"

".

The above items were turned over to Detective Reuben Brandon,

San Diego Police Department on 7/12/72 Ior possible evidentary use

in the arrest of JERRY LYNN DAVIS. FD 302 concerning these items

• Other explosive items received are:

I Cs Handgrenade (military t-pe) source of itom not recalle.

5 Mine fuze, practice obtained from Bill Clay about 1909.

1 Hand grenade fuze - deactivated

EN FORMANT

The abome mentioned items are storedlat the 70th Ord. Det.,

bunker, Fort Rosecrans, California. LSD 1155-Ebas advised that

chose items can be destroved and s

tickler has been set to advise

the 70th Urd. Det - Lt. Barnett on 7/24/72 that the items can be

destroyed.

This will allow time to determine whether the items

should be disposed of in any other manner.

- 170-286A

- 157-3001 (JERRY LYNN DAVIS)

170-2864-177

- 257- 174-531 (Yakopec - Guild Theatre Bombing)u

- 100-14293 (William Clay)

SERIALIZED

1

-157-3077 . (Hoover)

EIP: emp

FBI - SÀN DIEGO

1 NW 6590

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The following additional items were obtained and are stored

In the firearms vault:

1 - 50 caliber machine gun completely disassembled with barrel

cut into two pieces with welding torch. Only about ten inbbes of

the barrell, base section, is with the gun.

Informant would like this gun returned to him if he can obtain

authority to own it legally.

The gun came off a wrecked world War

II aeorplane that was found in the desert.

One silencer

The silencer was obtained from a garage and was one of a box

of about 40. The others were sold in Mexico by gun dealer TOM

FORREST.

This silencer can be forwarded to the Bureau firearms

man be on a fee to

section.

One sawea off shotgun barrel and stock.

This gun was obtained from GEORGE HOOVEP. about two months ago.

He obtained it from an unidentified individual who got it from his

son who intended to use it in a burglary. This weapon can be

destroyed.

Two rigle grenade launchers.

These were sent to source by one LowNie Lambert, Pandora,

texas. source hould like these returned to him if he leaves the

state

after jestimony as he says these can be leagally owned outside

California.

(TOM FOREST and LONNIE LAMBERT indexed in 157-3001)

.":"..!

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-FF306 (Rev. 9-30-89)

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

1/31/72

SD

1155-E

InFormant

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

XXin person

by telephone

Trol emine nd get to veins by get mal

[Xibrally

Dictated

5/10/72

_ to

LINDA ELEGINO

Transcribed

Authenticated

by informant 8/2/125

Brief description of activity or material

Info re individuals living at FLEURY

residence, Harbison Canyon

Date prepared

5/10/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

recording device

Date of Report

written by Informant

1/31/72

Date(s) of activity

1/30/72

File where originatis located if notattached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Infomation recorded on a card index by -

_ or date

Remarks:

157-2315

7170-2864-178

157-3017

100-15355

RICHARD FLEURY

187-3290

GENEVIEVE FLEURY = 157-3<07

INDEX - DICKUDEXTRAND

to 157-2815

Block Stamp

170-2864-178

SEARCHED

SERIALIZED

Lindalen

AUG - ? 1072

Piter 4

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JANUARY 31, 1972

BY JEROME

I was talking yesterday with GEORGE HOOVER.

He has been spending a great deal of time at the residence

Of RICHARD and GENEVIEVE FLEURY in Harbison Canyon across

the road from the Gunsmoke Ranch.

JERRY LEE BUSCH has also been spending a lot

of time there and lives with the FLEURYs part time.

Another individual who also has been spending

a considerable amount of time with the FLEURYs is a person

whose name is DICK DEXTER OF DEXTRAND. DEXTER is a member of

the Swallows Nudist Camp which is also located across Harbison

Canyon Road from the FLEURYS. DEXTER has apparently been trying

to work a way into some of the Right Wing activities which other

people at the FLEURYs are involved in and is suspected of

being an infiltrator, mostly because of the fact he lives

in Ocean Beach.

Jerome 81132

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:

Cover Sheer for Informant Report or Mater

FD-305 (Rev. 9-30-159)

indi

Date prepared

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

2/2/72

[D 1155-B7InFiment

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

K in person

by telephone

] by mail

(X] orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

5/10/72

LINDA ELEGINO

5/10/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

Dictated

• recording device

Date of Report

2/2/72

Date(s) of activity

I written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant -

8/3/72 G

Brief description of activity or material

CONTACT WITH GENE BOSARTH. VIGILANTE

MEETING AT LAKESIDE. EXPECTED VISIT OF

2/1/72

File where original is located ifnot attached

CY ANDERSON TO SAN DIEGO.

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

_ on date

Remarks:

157-2815

1170-286A - 1

157-2933

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FEBRUARY 2, 1

BY JEROME

Yesterday, I accompanied STAN MC DADE to keep

• an appointment with GENE BOSARTH, the San Diego State

College student who has. indicated a willingness to

furnish

information about New Left oriented activities at San Diego

State College to the SAO. BOSARTH claimed to have written

letters to Governor REAGAN regarding the PETER BOHER situation

at State College requesting that some action be taken against

BOHMER. MC DADE backed off a little when BOSARTH mentioned

he had been contacted by the local office of the California

Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identification and even

went so far as to suggest that we might do the same thing.

Later in the day, I learned from both MC DADE and

SAM DAVIS that there was a type of vigilante meeting in Lakeside

several days ago of local individuals and groups. It appears

this meeting was held to discuss and plan out actions to be

taken to keep hippies and other undesirable individuals out

of the Lakeside area during the Republican National Convention

in San Diego this summer.

It was brought to my attention that the semi-annual

Yuma Gun Show will be held on the 25th, 26th, and 27th of

February. I was told that CY ANDERSON will be coming down

from Seattle to attend this gun show and will come to San

Diego several days in advance to take care of some business here.

Jerome 8h/22

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+ 3C; (ReV. 9-30469)

Date received

Received from (name or symbol numoer)

2/4/72

ESD 1155-27 InFomant

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

Kill in person

by telephone

_ by mail

XX/ orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

5/10/72

-tO_ LINDA ELEGIND

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

8/2/12 7

Brief description of activity or material

NSWPP meeting at San Diego.

Info re

MICKEY BURTON WAKEFIELD

:

Date prepared

5/10/72

Received by

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

] recording device

Date of Report

written by Informant

2/4/72

Date(s) of activity

2/3/72

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infomation recorded on a card index by -

_on date

Remarks:

157-23.

170-286A -152

100-14301

157-3:38(VICTOR WALTON)

a 157-7610 (MICKEY BURTON

WAKEFIELD)

157-3017

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ER

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FEBRUARY 4, 1972

BY JEROLE

PAUL RUPLINGER told me yesterday he was at an

NSWPP meeting last Wednesday night at the San Diego unit

headquarters. He said about 20 people were in attendance

and had come to hear a speaker from Los Angeles, known as

"Captain K" tell about recent confrontations by the NSWPP

and the Jewish Defense League at Los Angeles. He said

VIC WALTON was one of those people he recognized as being

in attendance at this meeting.

I was also told yesterday by GEORGE HOOVER that

an NSWPP member named WAKEFIELD had been booted out of the

organization for engaging in unauthorized ativities such as

throwing bricks through the windows of various New Left

establishments.

Jerome 51/22

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SAC (157-3138) (?)

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

9/7/72

VICTOR WALTON

EM • NSWPP

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CHARLES WILLIAM CLAY, Jr.

EM - MINUTEMEN

Ini

On 9/6/72, HOWARD BARRY GODFREY, Formerly SD 1155-2J advised

that subject has married again but he does not know the name of

his wife.

Clay carries an M-2 carbing behind the back seat of his truck

He had a Bebetta .22 cal. pistol with silencer two months ago.

He allegedly purchased this weapon from ROGER WILLIS at the

Detective RUBIEN BRANDON, SDPD advised.

CLAY SHOULD BE CONSIDFRED ARMED AND DANGEROUS

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SAC (157-28) (P)

9/7/72

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

NSWPP

EM

On 8/28/72, HOWARD BARRY GODFREY, ormerly SD 1155-E,/

was asked how to become a member of subject group.

replied that the best way would be to attend one of the white

power rallies, act enthusiastic, talk to people, act very

impressed with GFRALD LEE SMITH. If possible meet and talk

to SMITH and tell him what a great job he is doing and be very

impressed with him.

SMITH goes for

this.

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UNITED SIATES GOV " ENMENT

Memora

um

DATE:

TO

SAC (157-3228) (P)

9/20/72

FROM

: SA EARL M. PETERSEN

SUBJECT: PAUL ERWIN RUPLINGER

EM

InFawait

On 9/12/72, HOWARD BARRY GODFREY, Formerly SD 1155-F,J

advised

that he

had been contacted by relatives in

Hawaii

who advised him that subject was recently in Hawaii and had

contacted a mutual friend of his.

GODFREY speculated that

possibly subject might be attempting to determine where he

is presently living as there have been rumors that he was

living in Hawaii.

On 9/19/72, Godfrey advised that PAUL RUPLINGER and his

son PETER RUPLINGER will testify for the defense in the trial.

OF WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC not in progress in San Diego County

Superior Court.

In view of the new rules concerning inclusion of subjects

in the ADas, this file should be carefully reviewed and if subject

does not qualify, the file should be closea.

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SAC

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9/7/72

SA EARL M. PETER SEN

CHARLES WILLIAM CLAY, Jr.

EM - MINUTENEN

On 9/6/72, HOWARD BARRY GODFREY, FOrmer sO (155-,J advised

that subject has married again but he does not know the name oi

his wife.

Clay carries an M-2 carbing behind the back seat of his truck.

He had a Betetta .22 cal. pistol with silencer two mont's ago.

• 22

He allegedly purchased this weapon from ROGER WILLIS at the

Gunsmoke Ranch.

Detective RUBIEN BRANDON, SDPD advised.

CLAY SHOULD BE CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS

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SAC (157-1816) (P)

9/20/72

SA FARL M. PETERSEN

JAME EVAN POTO, aka

EM - SAO

On 9/6/72, HOWARD BARRY GODFREY

LEormerly SD 1155-E,] advised

that subject is an SAO member who helded JERRY LYNN DAVIS stash

some weapons at Guyamaca.

He is in Davis's group in the SAO

and is the type that might try to revenge the arrest of DavIs.

POTO is occasionally armed and should be considered dangerous.

CONSIDER ARMED AND DANGERCUS

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UNITED STATES GOV

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TO

SAC (155-1418)(7)

DATE: 9/20/72.

FROM : SA FAPI M. PETERSEN

SUBJECT: JAMES EVAN POTO, aka

EM - SAO

InFirmant

On 9/6/72, HOARD BARTY GODFREY

Eormerly SD 1155-E,] advised

that subject is

an SAO member who helded JERRY LYNN DAVIS stash

some weapons at Cuyimaca.

He is in Davis's group in the SAO

and is the tybe that might try to revenge the arrest of DalIS.

POTO is occasionally armed and should be considered dangerous

CONSIDER ARMED AND BANGEROIS

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SAC 157-2769) (P)

9/7/72

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

EDWARD ANDREWS

EM .

INFORMA:T

On 9/1/72, HOWARD BARRY GODFREY, formerly SD 1155-E,J

advised that he has not seen subject for some time and believes

that he is now in Arkansas.

He does not know if his middle

Initial is S.

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SAC (157-2769) (P)

10/10/72

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

CHANGED

EDWARD SPENCER ANDREWS, JR.

EM - MM * SAO

On October 10, 1972, HOWARD BARRY GODFREY, (formerly SD 1155-7

looked at driver'g

license number H129296 for EDWARD SPENCER

ANDREWS, Jr., 1809 Calla St., Imperial Beach, California 92032

and stated that this license containg a photograon of EDWARD

ANDREWS whO GODFREY had previously furnished information on.

He Is the ANDREWS, GODRREY said had gone to Arkansas.

GODFREY stated that the photograph contained on the

driver's license is a good likeness of EDWARD ANDREWS.

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SAC (157-3148) (P)

9/7/72

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

CHRIS SKINNER

IN FOr: 4.7

On 9/6/72, HOWARD BARRY GODFREY, Formerly SD 1155-E,

advised that he has no new information re subject.

(Information furnished 7/31/72 is in 157-3143-3

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SAC (157-2815) (P)

12/15/72

SA EARE M. PETERSEN

SECRET ARHIX ORGAMIZATION

EM

InFORMAT

On 11/14/72, HOW:RD BARRE CODPUT, FOmerly SD 1255-E7

addvised that on about 11/12/72, RICHARD FLEURY had severly

beaten tis wife GENoVISE.

She was so severely injured that

her cheel bone was pushed up into her eye and ber nose was

broken in two places.

She was taiter to the huspital and

surgery was nessary, including going into the top uf cer head

to correct nerve danage.

Source stated that Mrs. FLEURY has been fooling around

with GBORGE MITCHALE WOOVER and has been visiting him in lail

on a weekly basis. HOOVE, had requested that she bring him

& map of Mexico.

Source speculated that firs FLEURY and BOOVER

might Intend to flee to Mexico if ho is aver released on bond.

Source stated that it is nis understanding that the &DOS)

Intends to arrest FLEURy on barges of felonious assault.

1 - 157-3017 (Hoover)

157-3239 (Genevieve Fleury)

157-3290

(Richard Fleary)

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SAC (157-3282) (P)

9/7/72

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

RICHARD MILLER

EM -

INTORNEYT

On 9/1/72, HOWARD BARRY GODFREY, Formerly SD 1155-E,7

advised

that subject is not affiliated with the Secret Apmy

Organization in any way.

Subject was a friend of JEBRY LYNN DAVIS who was & leader

in the SAO.

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Date prepared

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Date received

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ENFORMANT

5502157 - E(Br)

Method of delivery

(chach uppropriate slocks)

in peryon

by telephone

& by mail

Morally

If orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Received by

Come a Bites

Dirtated

to

recording device

Date of Report

1/9/23

Date(s) of activity

7 written by Irforman

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Infonnan: -

1/9/23

Brief description of activity

or materisi

G Smith Spruch

SASC

Audio page se Son EDI

1/4/73

117/73

File where original is located if not attacned

170-5724

• NDIVIDUALS DESICNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE

VIOLENCE OR REYOLUTIOYARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infomation recorded on a card index by -

- on date

Remarks:

1- 170-5727-44

1-1,57-201 (ferall Smith)

1 - 157-28 (NSWOP)

1- 157-2815 (540)

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Ferd

Loy Sandman

садлату 9, 1973

UBJECT: Activities of Gerald I. Smith.

On Thursday night, January 4, 1973 Gerald Smith spoke to an evening

:lass at San. Diego State College. He does not renember the name of the

professor in charge of the class but says he teaches advertising and public

relations classes. Knowing what I do about San Diego State College, this

neans that the class is probably held in the Business Administration and

lathematics Building, one of the newest structures on campus. Gerald also

stated that the professor had dark curly hair and sported a beard. The

topic of the speech was the organizational structure of the Natioral Sociai

White Peoples Party. Gerald states that he was well received by the class

and that there was no harrassment whatsoever. In fact, an invitation has

been extended to joseph Tommasi via Smith to make a similar appearance

before the same class.

• On Sunday, January 7, 1973 Gene Cubbison of the Independent Newspaper

made a two-hour broadcast over radio station ASDO-San Diego. The broadcasi

inaluded discussions of the secret Army Organization, the

• FBI, Howard Barry

Godfrey and Gerald I. Smith. Ray Wilson notified Snith that the progran

was in progress but smith heard only about the last half hour of it. In

this broadcast, Cubbison was highly critical of the S40 and FBI. Cubbisor

said that Peter Bobmer was being unjustly persecuted by the authorities.

He criticized the FBi for not cracking down on the SAO long before it dia

He challenged Barry

Godfrey to call

in and defend his position. A similar

challenge was also issued to Gerald Smith but Godfrey seemed to be the one

they really tried to bait. This program lasted from 9:30 to 1i:30 a.I.

During the program, at least one person did call in and this person vas

extremely critical of Smith. Smith believes this broadcast is merely an

'attempt on Cubbison's part to sell more newspapers and to dredge up old

right wing bogie men for the larxists to throw. rocks at.

Cubbison was also quite sarcastic toward Judge Froelich. He flatly

stated that the reason the judge delayed the sentencing of Bohmer was

because he was afraid to sentence him. He felt that the presence of the

large leftist crowd in the court room intimidateá Judge Froelich. Gerali

Smith also feels this way about 1t.

That's about all for now. will be in touch when moze develops.

Sincerely,

Fier

are tensen 1-7-73

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FUR REV: 3-1/-691

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Creamers,

crilloonia.

granteet Called 11n

PAUL MUTY SURITNUR mas Intervicuod at hiis tone at

4567 Megsachusetts Atront, can Diore, California.

HE WEB

advised ot the idontity of the Intervionin, ngonts and tuo

purroso si the Intorgion. to furnished the following

Inisination:

to donied ever having boon a merbar of the secrot

Arny Orconization (NAt) but has known HUNAND GOITNEY for

foir or five goors.

He muid to man crorisad ten he

Icaraod that toornes bad been an inforant lor Be 731

• for the ontire period that le has Enor lite

To once not

him as "SAr."

are that courth and sad were lovelrod

with the sAD.

To donied nowing JI ANDiRSON of Seattle,

Washington or that he was invoired in furnishing guns, armunition

and explosivos to fad nonbers.

RIPLI.GEP has from time to time siren sims ot money to

GODFINY for use in linencing bulletina printed and diatributed

by the sAd.

to furnisied this voney becauss pi an interest

In "survival."

At one time re was anon a poster pointed on

83P E L1" paper sintalning a resine of inforation extracted

fron nowspapore rogerilor roaident MiXOll. Inger won bijs

POLEON NES

printod and dintributes, no was nurprised to see

that it was printod on 3f' = 13" raper, containod & photograph

o" Prosidont Mod and indicated tiat he vas vanted

RUPLINER said 11a o :ly Intorest In the BAO was the

organimation's contribution to

"survivals

Fo said he ras

sInkys had an intorost in this matter and

i has written many

pampalets over.

the years dealing with this subjects

at one tico a "survival Consultant." is Latart offort in

tho fiald of survival vas to mostormind an organisation callod

rvirtuos in Aerica.

so mid he had icly In sottin" up the

organizition but lat it rollod untruge of lock of interest.

The organination wes only intorerted in pushing survival activity.

He would i1ko to riorganizo

this ornnis:tion.

If ho 13

to do so he will sivioo tie fuI of hia progrous and rid fumiah

copies of any litorature distributed by him

Оп.

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357-3025

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This document conlalns nailhor recommendalions nor conclusions of the FBI, It is the properly of the FBI and la loaned lo your agency;

Il and lis contenis are not lo be disiribuled oulside your agency.

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He stated

that he is acquainted with General WILLIAN LEILY,

•He met him in

1536 Glorietta Place, Coronado, California nuloorty Armenament

connection

ith an organization called. the

Connittee."

This ins a movement started by one ILLIS StOis

to chanze or connletely eliminate the 16th Anondment to the

,Constitution. Tris nuld elirinate

the incone

tax in

the United

States.

Another foal oi the organization was to get the J. s.

Government out of all the businesses it runs at a loss.

ROPLII? stated that he ras never been a member of the

Minutemen Organization.

He met PROY RATaHTON,

the leader of

this group trice in 1905 or 1906.

The first

time he net HAURhtoN,

"he sou into en argurent with him wen he told hir that the

Minuteren argenization wes inconsistent.

Fe denied knowing

angthing, about the disappearance of FAUCHrO!.

SUPLIOBR stated that he is

rot involved in any activity

against the best interest of the

United States and does not

intend to set involved in such activity.

He said he does not

in his possession explosives or illegal weapons.

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SAG, SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

SA DWIGHT G. GARRETSON

SECRET AFIRE OREANIZATION

EM

7/73/73

•Review of vertinent files reveals the following

information:

Information regarding shooting of PAULA THARP by

GEOREE MITCHELL HOOVER waS originally furnished to SA STEVEN

LEE CHRISRENSEN i HOWARD BARRE GODFREY On 1/12/72.

The

shooting had occurred. on 1/6/72. See memo of SA CHRISTENSEN

dated 1/13/72 and San Diego Nitel to Bureau 1/13/73-

(170-286-90 and 157-3017-20).

The information regarding this shooting was furnished

to CAPTAIN KENNETH D'BRIEN, SDPD by SAS GHRISDONSEN and FARL M.

PETERSEN on 1/13/736 See San Diego Nitel to Bureau 1/14/73-

(170-230-83 and 157-3017-19).

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170-266

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1, 76-281-1-225

SERRITO ME TO FEE

JUL 1

FBI SAN DIEGO

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