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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERN

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20530

APR 1 5 1976

TO :

FROM :

SUBJECT:

John A. Mintz, Assistant Director

Legal Counsel Division

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Steven Blackhurst

Assistant Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coordination

SSC Request Dated April 14, 1976

Attached is a letter from the Senate Select

Committee dated April 14, 1976, requesting clearance

of various

documents relating to Bureau activities

in San Diego.

Please arrange

• for an appropriate

response.

MDR-16

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APR 1 5 1976

TO: John A. Mintz, Assistant Director

Legal Counsel Division

Federal Bureau of Investigation

FROM:

Steven Blackhurst

Assistant Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coordination

SUBJECI: SSO Request Dated April 14, 1976

Attached is & letter from the Senate Select

Conmittee dated April 14, 1976, requesting clearance

of various documents relating to Bureau activitles

in San Diego.

Please arrange for an appropriate

response.

cc:

Paul Daly

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СКАК СНИКЕТ, IDAНИ, CHAIRMAN

JOIN G. TOWEN, TEXAS, VICE CHAIRMAN

PHILY J. HART, MICH.

HOWARD H. BAKER, J

'ALTER F. MONDALE, MINN.

BARRY GOLDWATER, ARIZ.

CHARLES MC C. MATHIAS, JR. MD.

RICHARD S. SCHWEIKER, PA.

ROBERT MORGAN, M.C.

•GARY HART, COLD.

WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR

FREDERICK A. O. SCHWARZ, JR., CHIEF COUNSEL

CURTIS R. SMOTHERE, MINORITY COUNSEL

@Inited Biates Benate

SELECT COMMITTEE TO

STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES

(PURSUANT TO S. RES. 21, 84TH CONGRESS)

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510

April 14, 1976

Michael E. Shaheen, Jr., Esq.

Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination

Office of the Deputy Attorney General

U. S. Department of Justice

Washington, D. C. 20530

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

Dear Mike:

The Select Committee is considering the release

of a report on certain FBI activities conducted in San

Diego, California.

On March 4, 1976, Senator Walter Mondale

of the Committee met with an administrative aide to a member

of the San Diego City Council to discuss this matter.

Attached is a copy of a resolution adopted by the San Diego

City Council in January 1976 and addressed to the Select

Committee.

During this meeting, Senator Mondale agreed to

seek to obtain FBI clearance for release of appropriate

aceton to nator one

documents in connection with this report..

The Committee

believes the attached documents fall within this class..

Therefore, I am requesting that these documents

be cleared with appropriate excisions for the above purpose

within one week.

Additional materials may also be submitted

for clearance within a few days.

RECEIVEU

APR Is 1976

=3

Sincerely yours,

ut. Zelen

John T. Ellift

Director

Domestic Intelligence Task Force

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Intelligence Division

INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date

4/19/76

Attached "Greensboro Daily News,"

Greensboro, North Carolina, newspaper

article advises that U. S. Senator Robert

Morgan of North Carolina has publicly

identified George Dorseit of Greensboro

an FBI klan informant. (Dorsett was

previously identified by the "Greensboro

Daily News"

as an informant which disclosure

at that time was attributed to an unnamed

source on the Senate Select Committee on

Intelligence (SSC) of which Senator Morgan

is a member. Dorsett was in fact a klai

informant from 1/59 to 10/70 and documents

delivered to the SSC, when compared with

each other, do identify Dorsett as an

informant. His informant status has not

been publicly acknowledged by the Bureau

or Dorsett.)

Senator Morgan also reportedly said

that the list of illegalities by the

Internal Revenue Service, Central Intelli-

gence Agency and the FBI was "frightening,

"morally reprehensible" and "shows a lack

of respect for law," all done in the name

of national security which "became the

catch-all for illegal activity."

JDP:lek/klm

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

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(The Director recently met with

Senator Morgan to discuss Senator Morgan's

frequent denunciations of the Bureau.)

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F'D-36 (Rev. 2-14-74)

Pransmit the following in

AIRTICL

FBI

Dale:

1/15/76

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Precedence)

TO :

FROM:

SUBJECT:

0.

DIRECTOR, FBI (157-370)

SAC, CHARLOTTE (157-230)

UNITED KLANS OF AMERICA, INC.,

KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN (UKA)

EM - KLAN

Den Robert Mor

Enclosed for the Bureau is a newspaper article

entitled,

"Morgan Confirms Spy Within KKK"

, which appeared in the

14/4/76,

edition of the Greensboro Daily News, Creensboro, N. C

The

enclosed article indicates that Senator ROBERT MORGAN during a

speech

at Winston-salem, N. C., publicly identified GeORGE

DORSETT

as an FBI informant.

This is the first time that HORGAN

has publicly identified DORSETT as an informant although

information previously' had been leaked by the Senate Intelligence

Committee of which MORGAN is a member.

The article faise

criticizes the FBI and CIA for illegal break-ins and

other acts

which

he terms "morally reprehensible".

The article is being brought to the Bureau's attention

in view of the continuing criticism by senator MORIAN as well

as

his public identification of GEORGE DORSETT as a former FBI

informant.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN-SUNGLASSY SPRAIMRI

DATE/L

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Bureau (Enc.

1)

2 - Charlotte (I' - 157-230) (UKA)

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Approser:

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Special Agent in Charge

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teorge Dorsett

Morgan Confirms

Spy Within KKK

state.)

GREFNSBORO DATTY NEWS

Greensboro, N. C.

BY JACK BETTS

Dally News Staff Wriler

Sen. Robert Morgan, D-N.C., has pub-

icly identified a Greensboro man as a

paid informant on the Ku Klux Klan for

the Federal Burcau of Investigation dur-

ing the EBl's campaign of infiltrating

left-and-right wing hate groups during

the later Sixties, •

In remarks prepared for delivery Sat-

unday nicht in Winstor-Cadeto, Morgan

* idenüified the man as

"the Rev. Mr.

'Dorsett" and said that at the same time

¡ Dorseit was on the l'BI payroll, he was

speaking in "a most inflammatory man-

ner" at Ku Klux Klan rallies in North

Carolina.

Morgan press aide Neil Hill said the

reference was to George Dorselt of

¿ Greensboro, a long time participant in

KKK affairs and the chaplain of the

state Klan.

Dorsett was identified by the Greens-

boro Daily News in December as the

FBI's principal contact in the state

KIK, but until now. his identity has not

been officially confirmed by Niorgan, the,

FBI or the Senate Intelligence Commit-

lee, of which Morgan is a member.

• In a speech prepared for delivery be-

fore an audience at Wake Forest Oniver-

sity's law Day observance, Morgan

detailed several instances of what he

called the federal government's "laws

ALL INFORNATION CONTA NED

DATE LISTLA

preser

Date:

-Edition:

Author:

Ediior:

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4/4/76

Morning

Jack Betts

William Snider

Rev. Dorselt

lessness" in its campaigns against groups

and individuals.

Morgan said the list of illegalities on

the part of the Internal Revenue Service,

ine or the Centre vicine Agency,

Character:

or

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"morally repr tensible" and "shows a

lack of respect for law.

He cited the break-ins of homes of •

Socialists Workers Party members by

the FBI without warrants, and of the re-

ported "organizing of Klaverns of the

Ku Klus Klan" in North Carolina in an

attempt to weaken the influence of exist:

ing Klan groups.

But, said Morgan, many were not

aware that "the Rev. Mr; Dorsett, who

was on the Fol payroll at the time,

spoke in a most inflammatory manner at

one of the largest Klan rallies in the

The Senator quoted Doisett as saying,

at a Raleigh Klan meeting in 1966,

"We

don't intend to have any vioience if we

have to kill every nigger in America."

Commented Morgan,

"For an FBI in-

formant to act in this way is most im-

moral. It sets race against race and is a

preiude to lawiessness."

He also cited the FBI's writing of an-

onymous letters to individuals "in an ef-

fort to break up their marriages."

In one such case,

he said, the FBI

wrote the wife of a Klansman that her

husband "had taken the flesh of another

unto himself," and in another letter to

the husband of a peace activist, wrote

that "your old lady doesn't get enough

at home or she wouldn't, be shucking

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fand jiving with our black men."

Both letters, Morgan said, were "fa-

brications," and the FBI reported the

only "tangible result" was that the hus-

band and wife in one caee separated.

Said Morgan, "Apparentiy our FBI

has forgotten the maxim, 'What God has

joined together, let no man put assun-

i der."

• Morgan was critical of the FBI's ac-

tions in these cases, saying,

"All of this

immoral and illegal activity was carried

out with the excuse that it was in the in-

terest of national security. National se-

¡curity became the catch-all for illegal

But the Constitution, said Morgan,

'"gives no one, not even the president,

: the right to break the law....We must

make it clear that; everyone, from the

president to the snost common citizen,

i must obey the law, that no one is ex-

• empt for any reason. Only then can we

¡ be certain of preserving our freedom."

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Va. T. W Leavitt

F. J. Cassidy

COINTELPROS

B.

Adass

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1 - Vir. D. W, Moore, Jr.

4/6/76

1 - Mr..T. V. Leavitt

1 - lix. J. G. Deegan

1 - Vir. F. J. Cassidy

1 - Vr. S. F. Phillips

1 - Vir. D. Fyan

PURPOSE: To advise of the current review by the Intelligence

Division (INTD) of the revised Senate Select Committee

(SSC) draft of its report on our discontinued Counterintelligence Pro-

grams (Cointelpros).

SYNOPSIS: On 4/1/76, SSC made available the 133-page revised draft

of its report on our Cointelpros. Review of this report

determined the ssC has excluded two items requiring classification,

and report in revised form contains no information which could disclose

sensitive intelligence sources and rethods. SSC staff member Barbara

Banoff was advised 4/5/76 copy of its draft was unreadable as relates

to many citations to Bureau communications and that two names of

supervisory Special Agents should be deleted. She has advised names

would be deleted and in two or three days galley proofs of printed

report would be iurnished FBI Headquarters so citations could be

checked. Although considerably revised, drait continues to includo

most of criticisms in original drait reviewed by INTD representatives,

so no additional notice to the Department regarding our criticisms is

required.

• RECOMMENDATION: None. For information.

ALLINFORMATION CONTAINEO

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Memorandum to Mir. T. W. Leavitt

Re: Cointelpros

62-116009

DETAILS: At 4:30 p.m. on 4/1/76, Mr. Tom Dawson of the SEC staff

made available to the Analytical Research Unit a 133-page

revised drait of the Committee report entitled "Cointelpro: The FBI's

Covert Action Programs against American Citizens. " This report

was to be reviewed to determine if it contained information which

could jeopardize intelligence sources or methods. It is noted this

draft report originally was made available to FBI representatives for

review on 3/2-3/76. At this time the representatives noted two items

warranting classification and so advised the Committee. A statement

was also submitted to the Committee indicating further comment

would not be made because of the distorted nature of the report.

A careful review of this revised edition of the draft report

indicated the two items previously specified as requiring classification

had been excluded.

On 4/5/76 SSC staff member Barbara Banoff was advised

telephonically that the draft of the revised report was unreadable as

relates to many citations of documents. It was pointed out the FBI

was unable to check original information to determine if information

cited in the report could lead to sensitive areas in raw files. Banoff

advised she was unable to furnish a more readable copy of the report

but that upon completion of the FBI review for sources and methods

the report would go to the printer and thereaiter, in approximately

two to three days, galley proofs of the printed report would be fur-

nished FBI Headquarters so citations could be checked.

Banoff was advised that page 19 of the report sets forth

the name of former FBI Headquarters supervisor Russell Horner and

page 120 of the report identifies FBI Headquarters supervisor David

Ryan. Banoff stated she would take steps to insure these names were

excised from the report prior to it being furnished to the printer.

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Memorandum to Mr. T. W. Leavitt

Re: Cointelpros

62-116009

Although this revised drait report is considerably changed

and many editorialized comments and distortions have been deleted,

il is still replete with items taken out of context, distorted or set

forth in a manner to depict the Bureau in a most derogatory fashion.

Our criticisms, based on the review of the original drait report,

were forwarded to the Attorney General by letter dated 3/16/76.

Because these original criticisms stand, it is not believed additional

notice to the Department regarding this revised draft report is

warranted.

On 4/5/76 Miss Banoff was advised the review of the

revised report had been completed and no instances requiring exci-

sions of sources or methods material were located. She was told

the copy of the report could be picked up at any time by Committee

representatives.

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1 - Mr.

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I'. W.

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Cregar

S.E. Phillips

March 19, 1976

1 - Mr. A.J. Duffin

1

Shackelford

1 - HT.

LeE. Brunnick

The /Attorney General

Director, FBI

S. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

ON INTENTENCE ACTIVES (SSC)

Enclosed for your approval and forwarding

• to the

SSo Is the original of & leworandu.

A copy of this

menorandum is also being furnished for your records.

Enclosures (2)

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1 = The Deputy Attorney General

Attention:

Hichael E. Shaheen,

JI.

Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coordination

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ERELLIS INCLASSIFIE

ATE 1-15-00 BYSZARMIRA

2 - Mr- J.

Ilintz

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I ~ Mr. T.W.

leavitt

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W.O. Cregar

- Mr.

S.F. Phillips

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A.бo

Duffin

R.l. Shackelford

I - Mr. LE. Brunnick

Larch 19, 1976

U.S. SENATE SELECT CONTITTEE TO

STUDY GOVERNUENTAL OFERATIONS HITTI

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES

(SSC)

The Chairnan of the S0, by letter dated

December 11, 1075, requested docunents in the possession

of the Departnent of Justice or the federal Bureau of

Investigation

(FBI) relating to FBI practices which

might be considered to be or have the appearance of being

In forwarding this request to the fBl,

Ir. Ilichael E. Shaheen, dro, Special Coutse: for

Intelligence Coordination, U.5, Departnent of Justice,

also forwarded ISI docunents which had been sent to The

Attorney General in connection with his (the attorney

General's) letter of July 22, 1075, which asked for a

description of all activities on behalf of the FBI that

night be called into question or should be sevieved.

It. Chaheen suggested that these documents be considered

for transmittal to the SSC in line with its request of

December 11, 1075.

By FBI menorandum dated March 2, 1976, a number

of FBI docurents

were transnitted to the SSC to satisty

the Decenber 11, 1075, request.

An exception to this was

a saall packet

of documents not furnished but which vere

summarized inasmuch as they dealt with sensitive practices.

subsequently,

the SSC requested that Senator.

Telter

Le Mondale be given access to these sunnarized

documents in accordance pith an agreenent reached between

Senator Frank: Church and The Attorney Gereral in July, 1975.

Assoc. Dir.

Dep. AD_Am.

With the approval of The Attorney General, on

Dep. ADry 2 MarCh 9,

Asst. Diraid

Senator

FBI Inspector Willian O. Cregar net vith

Admin.

Comp. Syst..

Ext. Affairs

Files & Com. - LEB: bm$;

Gen. Inv.

I1)

Ident.

Inspection

intelle

aboratory

Plon, & Evol.

Spec. Pnv..

Training

ORIGINAL AND ONE COPY TO AG

SEE NOTE PAGE THREE

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

= your Committee.

Its use is limited to off; " proceedings by

!'= Crimittee and the content may nut be disclosed to u..ú torized person-

iel without the express approval of the FBI.

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SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

revieved. During this reoting, it was determined senator

Mondale was interested only in docurents which involved

investigative tactics or practices involving United States

citizens and permanent resident aliens. He was advised

that the only document that covered this area was an FBI

memorandun to the Attorney General dated December 30, 1975.

senitor hondale was cranted access to this dacuuent and

he road it in its entirety.

Senator Mondale, at that tire, requested a copy

of this nemoranduri

It was subsequently dotorminod that an excised

version of the FBI's memorandur to Tho Attorney Genoral

dated December 30, 1975, would jeopardize a sensitive

investigative technique

currontly being utilized in

an ongoing investigation.

On larch 17, 107G, fection Chief It, Chackelford

and Special Agont I.E,

Brunnick not with sonator Mondale,

whereupon he agreed to accent a generic description of the

nbove-referred-to investigative technique, as opposed

to an excised version of the FBI's nenorandum to The

Attorney Coreral dated Decenber 30, 1975. The goncric

description is ns follous:

the fil, in lus continuing investigation oi

an organication which may be engaged in activities which

involve or will involve the use of force or violence and

which involve or will involve the violntion of Federal law

for the purpose of ovorthroving the Government of the

being utilized against this organization

involves a source who voluntarily furnishes to the Bureau,

the trash of this organization which is abandoned by it,

The source volunteered to do this after learning of

some of the activities of this group through public source

information.

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SENATE SELECT COITITICE ON INTELLIGINCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

The intornation obtained fron this source has

been of value to the FBI in its ongoing investigation of this

organization.

This infornation Includes details on the

nctivitios of the group, it financos, recruiting efforts,;

and les relationshin with fozoign governments.

The Infor

antion obtained from this technique, for the noot part,

involves U.s. citizons nni sone

perranent resident aliens.

To EBI's use of this technique does not involve

any not of trespass. The source receives no direction

in this process fron fll personnes; le the only person

turniny tho material over to the FDI; expocts no romuneration

for hilo services; and understands ho is doing this

voluntarily in the spirit of patriotisn.

1 - Tho Attornoy General

NOTE:

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Addressee:

Senate Select Committee

OLTR

EX LHM

• Memo

Report dated 3/19/76

Caption of Document: Re 12/11/75 req for documents

relating to FBI practices which might be

considered to be improper.

FBI

- Date: 3/25/76

Return this receipt to the Intelligence Division, FBI

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SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE

BEFORE COMPLETING.

TO:

Intelligence Community Staff

ATTN: Central Index

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

FROM:

FBI

SUBJECT: Abstract of Information Provided to Select Committees

appropriate

term. If a document was made available

review but not transmitted,

so note.)

DOCUMENT

BRIEFING

INTERVIEW

TESTIMONY

OTHER

2. DATE PROVIDED

3/19/76

3. TO WHOM PROVIDED (check appropriate

term;

add specific names if appropriate)

SSC

HSC

4. IDENTIFICATION (provide descriptive data

for documents; give name or identification number of briefer,

interviewee, testifier and subject)

Memorandum

5. My respons robalist date of item, mer afive, suponso

to formal request,

other-

subpoena, etc.)

SSC letter 12/11/75

6. CLASSIFICATION OF

UNFORMAT ON Genter

Codew Sd)

• KEY WORDs (enter the appropriate key words from the list provided separately; if key words not listed are

inderline for emphasis.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINER

Operating procedures

ATE 1-15:00 BY SPALM K

Information handling

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

Infornation regarding FBI practices which might be considered

to be or have the appearance of being improper.

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IN CONNECTION WITH SENSTUDY 75.

TREAT AS YELLOW

5. Ages

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INSTRUCTIONS

•. Type or print clearly in ink.

• Indicate classification of the abstract top and bottom.

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

• "FROM" entry should clearly identify the organization providingthe

information.

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

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

copy of the original abstract, with the change indicated.

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

substance of information and showing relationship to Intelligence Community

matters if appropriate.

Any feedback or evidence of investigatory interests

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

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

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

interviewee is current or former employee, etc. If actual document or transcript

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

Additional

pages may be attached if necessary.

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Senator W. F. Mondale

Oral Request

3-10-76

(Re:

SSC Request 12-11-75)

LHo 3119/26

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Retain

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1 - Viro

3.A. Mintz

(Route

hrough for Review)

CONTI

1. - 115

Y.R. Wannall

TIAle

Mr.

Rob.

Shackelford

as tito

E.P. Grigalus

The Attornoy General

J. - Піх.

Lot.

Brunnick

December 30, 1975

Director, FBI

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATIOL

Unauthorized Disclosure

ORATIONAL CAUCUS OF LABOR COMMITTERS

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

(NCLC)

INTERNAI SECURITY

POACHIRL

The Burenu, in sis continuing investigation of

the violence-oniented, larist, revolutionary organization,

the NCLO, has acquired an investigative technique which

is being utilized in

The

chapter of the NCIC is a

directing

the activities of chapters in

, and is now in direct contact with the National

Office (ND) of NCLC in lew York City via a cormunications

network that includes a teletype system. The Bureau has

develored a

TRASH COVER

SIMILIN 1S

DEC

3 1 1975

trash discarced by the sche,

REC-5%.

110-25)131

source voluntarily con

tacted Spocial Agents (SAS) of our

1. and.: ?, 1975

advisod that nitor reviowing an articla in the "Vall

Street Journal," cated October 6, 1075, he considered

the HIc a threat to the internal security of the

United States. At that tina, the source linished docunents

trash of ICLe.

The source

Aeroe. Diam advised our Agents he vould contimo to nake available, on

Dep. AIr. _a voluntary bicis,

mierirl which come into his

dast. Dir.i.

possession

Admin. .

Comp. Syst.

he has made available

• material on five occasions.

Ext. Affairs

Files 8 Com._100-157751

Gen. Inv. -

-

sdent. -

Inspaction

- 134-28228

intoll. -

CONTEDELTINL

Classified by 7205

Escapt fron

, Categoryca-

Dato of Declassification Indefinita

SET NOTE PAGE FOUR

Laboratory.

Plan. 8 Evel. -

•(10)

Spec. Inv.-

Troining .

Lagal Coun. -

Talophone Rm.-.

MAIL ROOM.

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CONFIDE

NTIAL

The Attorney Gonore,1

Anong the valuable intellirence data obtained

as & result of source's cooperation, is the lollowing:

lembershiy data from each NCIC

region and total nonbership

cinined by the loic a of

Septembor 15, 1075.

Meekly oherating budgets and

other financial data.

A teletype message dated

Ison the

NO to all ROs to obtain

proso racho, aristorits and

tane recordings of Federal

Bureau of Investiration (FRE)

Agonis to use in their local

campaign. (The NCLE bas four

IRISULtI

pending wherein

OffIcials and 8ag of the TSE

are included anong the

defendants.)

Local

chapter

exporses and incone; raports

on local activitios, ircluding

attenpts

to recruit

Bombers.

CONTIDENTIAL

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CONTIDENIEA

The Attorney General

Information regarding an NCIC

i Which

the NCLC characterizes as one

of their pring targets.

' A teletypo from tie NO to =11

FOs regarding NIC's interest

an obirining data regarding

construction of tho Trident

subuarine.

The IsI's use of this technique does not

involve any act of trespass on anyone's part.

The

material, after

by the ncle, is

It is at this point, the material is turned

over to the FBI

Tho source receives

no diroction in this process iron Duronu nersonnel;

is the only person turning the naterial over to e

FBI; expects no remuneration for his services; and

understanis he is doing this voluntarily in the

spirit of patriotism.

It should bo pointed out that this is not

s"trash cover" in the strictest sonse, horever, could

be interpreted is a

"trash cover" over a period of time.

It is the balier of the bureau that this technique

is legal, bereficial, is being administered in a nost

judicious manner, and should be contimed.

this

information is being furnished to you in order for

•you to be arare of any unusual technique boing utilized

by the surcau in its ongoing Internal Security

investigations of organizations and individuals.

1 - The Doputy Attoriay General

CONFIDENTIAL

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The Attorney General

-

2 - Ms

J.A, hintz

(Route

through for Review)

CONFIDANTIALi

1 ~ Mr. W.R. Wannall

1 - hI.

hole Shackelford'

E.P.

Criralus

1 - HI.

Drunnick

Decenber 30,

1975

DEC

Director, FBI

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

ORATIONAL CALCUS OF LABOR COMITIES

(NCLC)

INTERNAL ESCURITY

" DECLASSITIED. EY

ON-

11-15

The Bureau, in its contiruin, investisation of

the violence-oriented, Marist, revolutionary orcanization,

the NOLe, has acquired

an investirative technique which

The Cleveland

chapter of

the activities of chanteis In MOn

your request and

Toledo and toungstovas

is limited to official proceedings

mauthorised persoir-

be disclosed to

tep and is now in direct

contact Wit Ci

Rationa?

Office (H0) D1 FCLO in low Tori City via a conunications

netmork that inciuses

LAST

telette systen.

The tuneau

developed a corsicantial

¿enendently wealthy busineasman who ones several

SOUZOND DORIES HE Ceveland, includior the building

were the 83 is located.

the source hes custodirl auties,

19200 79.

rasponsibility for removing

toren circarcad oy the kaic.

DESIRESS:

he salley ta tha mulding they oscupy.

Fresh

Is then later

TiE brought to

zenored by eunloyees of the source.

a central location, which is also onned

by the source, prior to being talen to a dump

disposal

document is prepared in response to

Its use

Committee.

bout

nation outsire

ver: Committce ail the content man not

approval of the rel.

the earcas

nel without

source voluntarily con-

advised that after revioving an artácle in

Street Journal," inted Letober 6,

1975, he considereda

the ICIC a threat to the intornal security of she

United States.

At that tine, the souce turnished documents

Assoc. Dir.

ho reroved fron the abandored trash of ICaC. The source

Dep. AD Adm. -

advised our

Trents To would continue to sale available, on

Dep aDi. _a vOluntary bucis, discaried, anterizl which come into his

... :

Admin. -

possession iron the licic office.

Since October.

8,1S75j

Comp. Syst.

he has nace available discarded naterial on five occasions.

Ext. Affairs -

Filos & Com. 100-457751

CONTIDEATIAL

Gen. Ine. .

ClasSIed by by -

mapaction _1 - 134-28228

IXEDOC ITON

Intell. cm

Laberorory.

_LEB: bmi

Dato of Declassification

SEE NOTE PAGE FOUR

incefinita

plon, & Eral. -

'(10)

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The AttorIcy General

Anong the valuable intellirence data obtained

as a result of source's cooperation, is the following:

Henbershig date from each NCIS

region and total nonbership

clined by the 1020 as o1

September 15, 1075.

Weekly operatin; budgets and

other financini cata.

A, teletore Iron the Professional

•Organizing Comatice of the

backing perc pollen

A teletype mensage dated

Octoler

N0 10 212

S-1025, 3om the

123

TO COCAIN

photogrants, aifidavits and

tape recordinas pi roderal.

Bireau of investiration Chi)

Agents to use in their lezal

campaign. (a Hole bas tour

Zarsuiis sendint thorein

official and LaS of the FRI

are inciuded anong the

defendants.)

Local (Oleveland) chapter

expenses and incone; raports

on local

activities, ircluding

ttempts

to recruit

nambers.

Information fan Uno triendly-

Yugoslars" rosaradur alleged.

onerations in Cloveland.

(Intonation to unte" Indicates...

the lugoslavs aro attached 4o

The Juros lav Consulate

Cleveland.

the hireru is

Currently investirating tho

Cleveland Ncle chaster for a

Dossibla logistration Act

Violation 16

sodian: +44252557441178 itset

CONFIDONTIAL

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ONEXI

V

The Attornoy General

Information regarding rn NCLC

organizer cell in the-detroit

Dodge Trucl: Division which

the NCIC characterizes as one

0f their primo targets.

A toletypo from the NO to 211

Is regarding NCIC's interest

In Doraining cate regarding

construction of the trident

submarine.

The rBI's use of this technique does not

involve any act o1 trespass on anyone's part.

Tile

material, after diaposed of by the nCLe, is removed

•employces of the source to an area three blocis

3Wa7а

It is

at this point, the material is turred

over

to the fBI by the source. The source receives

no direction in this process from Bureau personnel;

is the only person turning

• the material over to the

FBI; expects no remuneration for his services; and

understands he is doing this voluntarily in the

spirit of patriotisn.

It should ho pointed out that this is not

a "trash cover" in the strictest sonse, hovevor, could

be interpreted as a

"trash cover" over a poriod

of time.

It is tho beliof of the Burezu that this technique

is legal, beneficial, is being adninistered in a most

judicious manner, and should be contimed.

Th ls

intornation is being furnished io you in order for

you to ve aware of any unusual technique boing utilized

by the Direau in its oncolor Internal Security

Investigations of organizations and individuals.

1 = The Deputy AttorDey General

CONTEDENTIAL

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

10"3

C7 RI 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMEN

Memorandum

The Attorney Genernl

Sirestor, 2DJ

INTONAL CAUCUZ DE 2A302 COLITICES

INTERIAL, ONCURITY

RECEIVED

CONTI

STATA TORNEY SCHERAL

OFFICE OF THE

DEC 31 1975

DATE:

Decembe: 30, 1575

(NCIC)

DECLASSIRT

STEELS

PAALM/RW

The Bureau, in lts contiming imectigation o

the violence-oriented, Harrise revolutiomay organisation,

the MCLO, has acquired in investigative technique which

is being utilized

in Cloveland, Chio.

she Cleveland

chapter of the MCLC is a Regional Difice (30), directing

the activitios

of chapters in

Moron, foledo and Youngstown,

onio, and is now in direct contact with the intionni

Office

(70) Of CLC in Her

Yonk City mia a conmunications

network that includes

teletype system.

The Bareau has

developed a contidential source who is & 54-rear-o10,

independenly wealthy businessnan who one several

downtown properties in Cleveland, including the

bnilding

where the

the

n0 15 loonied.

source

ins

custodial queroe, anong which is tho

rooponsibility for removing trach discroned ba the nolo.

Suring the

normal cource of buninens,

the 10i0 leares

ide trash in the hallway in the building they occur. the

trech io then later removed by enployee of the source,

and bronght to

dispos?1.

on October B, lara, the source voluntarily con-

tacted Specinl Igonts

(3AS) 01 0n2 Cleveland Orfice and

advised tini after ¿criewing an article in the "Nall

Street Journal, " dated Detober 6, 1075,

he concidered

the iCLe & thrent

to the internal security of the

Unitod dirtos.

do cone time,

the counce inznished dociments

He 30070d 220n

the spondoned barr of yoid.

adrined on i sorts he would contime to mate anitable. on

dissorded antonin mich rare into his

possescion fron the lord office.

dance Dotober &, 1076,

no has node available ciocarded arterial on sive occanions.

703-157957

count

Clangitior

ENCLASSES

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

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CONFIDDIIAE

The attorney Gcneinl

Imong the valuable intolligence data

obtained

result of source's cooperation, is the following:

enbership data fron eoch NCIC

region and total nenbership

clained by the licio ao

September 15, 1075.

Weekly operating budgets and

other financial data.

A teletype from the brofessional

Organining Connittee of the

Communist Farty of Italy

backing TOLS policies.

A teletype message dated

October 2, 1075, from the

NO •to all

ros to obtain

photogranns, affidavits and

tape recordings

of Fedcial

Bureau of Investigation (NBI)

Agents to use in

their legal

campaign. (The iCiO has four

lawsuits

pending wherein

officials and siS of the

FBI

are included among the

defendants.)

Local (Cleveland) chapter

expenses and income; reports

on local

activities,

including

attempts

to recruit new

nenbers.

Info-nation fron "two friendly

Jugoslavs" regarding alleged

Ustashi operations

in Clovoland.

Infornation to arte indicates

the lugoslavs are attachod to

the lugoglav Consulate ir

Cleveland.

the Lazeau is

porcible segintration ot

violation.)

RIAL

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CONT TO NAT

Tre Litorno. Eoneaa].

Infomation zogarding on FOLC

organiser cell in the Detroit

Dodge Truck Divicion which

the iCic chrracterises ar

21e

of their prime inegois.

I. teletype from. the 10 to 211

Ros regarding ICIN's imerest

in obtaining data rogarding

construction of the Trident

subnarine.

The TBI's use of this technique does nos

Involve ang ast of brechaes on capones pars.

materin, rarer disposed of by the lCho, is

renoved

by enplorees of

the source to an area three

blocks

awar.: I' is no this point, the malevinl is turned

over to

the D3I by the source.

The source receives

no direstion in this procesa from. Bureau persornel;

is the only person surning the naterial over to the

DDI: expects

no remunerntior for

'is sorrises; and

understands he is doing

this voluntarily in the

spirit of patriotisn.

Is should be pointec out that this is no:

a "trash corer" in the striciont mense, lovever, could

be intorpreted as a

"trash coveri

over

a period of time.

It is the belies of

the Bureau that this

technique

is legal, beneficial, is being adninistered in a nost

judicious manner, and should

ise continued.

This

infornation is being furnished to you in order for

you to be aware of any unusual technique being utilised

by the burean in ius ongoing Inteznal Securisy

investigations of orcaniactions and individuals.

1 - the donuty Nitorney General.

carolerat

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Fic

diotney General

Director,

IDI

SErATE SELECE COMMITTEE

ON ENTELLIGINCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

I 02

-.

"Va

Daly)

I = Mir.

~ Mr.

".0.

Crugar

1 - NICA

S.F. Phillips

March 10, Iris

1

_ Mr. Ari. Duttin

Shackelford

1

- Mica

I,D. Brunnick

1:111

Enclosed for your approval and forvarding to ¿ho

SSC is the original of a memorandum,

A copy of this

nemorandun is also being fuznished for your records.

Enclosures (2)

G2-116305

-Ibe leuty Attorney, General

Aitention:

Michael E, Shaheen,

3x.

Special Counsel for

Intelligence Ccordination

LEB: 3*6

(12)

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

On 771580 8 322 unew

REC-89

477.

APR 21 373

ador ma dusts he id rotogram.

,".oc. Dir. ..

Deo. AD AC"

Deo. AD Invis

.. st. Dir.:=

Admin.

Comp. Syst.

axi. Affarrs

Files & Co

Gon. Inv. = 11

Ar PROVED:

Assne. D'r.:

L'op. 10;.

Mi:d

.ir.:

Leonary Co

1. " Coun

inspection"

Intell.

Laboratory

Plan. & Exu.

Spur. lov. - IM

Training -

TO BE KND-DELIVERED BY THE OFFICE OF CONGRESSIONAL /FAIRS

Legal our 1s

Telephone Rm.

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- (I-12

V. Daly)

so a MT.

T.W.

leavitt

W.O, Cregar

— Mr.

S,F.

Philips

A,J.

Dultin

— Mr.

E.Lo

Shackelford

1. - Ncs LI, Erunnick

march 19,

1976

D. &. BENNTE SELEC: COMMITTEE TO

SLUDY

GOVREIENCAL, OIERATIONS KITT

RESPECT TO INTELLICENCE ACTIVITIER

(380)

The Chairman of the S0C,

letcer dated

Decenber 11, 1075, requested docents in the possession

of the Debarement of Justice or the Federal Duroau 01

Investigation (TI) relating to FBI practices which

migh: be considered to be or lave the aprearance of being

impropor.

in forwarding this request to the fil,

Special, Coursel for

Intelligence Sooraznation,

Tichael E. Sheleon, 25°J.S, Department of Justice,

213o forwardad In documents which had beer sons to the

Attorney General in connection with his (The Attorney

Gereral'e) letter if July 22, 1975, which acked for o

description of all activities on behall oi the 35 teas

so collod luso cuostion or should so sevine,

75x.

an in suggested that those documents be comiderid

for cannonittal to the 300 in line with is rogueot sE

Docouber 11, 1078€

By IBI remorancun dated narch 2, 1975, 2 number

0f -Di docurensS

Were

transmitted to the SSO to satisfy

the secerber 11, 1075, request,

in exception to this was

of documents not furnishod but which were

surmarired inasruch as they dealt with sencitiv. peactices.

Subsequently, the ase requested that corrior

Waltor E. Jondale be given acceos to those survized

documento in accordance mith an agroenent renchoa betwee:.

Schator Frank Churcli and The Attorney Canerol iF July, 1075.

Assoc. Dis. -

Dep. AD Admi.

Nich:

the

approval of The Attorney General,

Dep.

March

4558. Dir.:

Senutor

Inspector Willian 0. Cogar net with

andale in order that those docurants coria i

Admin.

Comp. Syst. -

Ext. Affairs

Files & Com. ..LEB: bIS

ORIGINAL AND ONS COPY TO AG

Gen. Inv.

(11)

ident.

SEE

NOTE FAGS THULL

Inspection

intellia

Laboratory

Thes cocoy as menared i response do your regust ana is not for dui.

Plan. & Eval.

?'

your Committer.

mimittee c..

Its ase as linated to off

mrponani..n

Spoc. tav.

Trainine"

Lout the exprcis approval of the FBI.

ile es ent may not be disclosed to u. i intriceit in:-

Legal Coun

talyphone Rm.-

Director See'y -=

MAIL ROOM Li

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SCHATE SELECE COIIIFICS ON INTOLLICIENCE ACTIVITIRS (9SC)

reviewed,

During this vecting, it was determined Sonator

Mondale was interosiod only in

documents which involvod

investigative tactice or practicon involving Unitad Ecsie;

citizens and permanent resident 21i005,

Do was advised

that the only document that covered this area was an FBi

nonorandu to Tho Attorney Gensral datod Docember 30, 1975

Senncos Mondale was grantod access to this documont and

he read

it in its entiraty.

Senator Mondale, ai that tire, roquestod a copy

of this menorandun,

It wos subsequendly determinod that in oxciser

version si the FBE's menorardun to Tho Attorney Genocel

dated December 30, 1975, would jeopazuize a sonative

invertigntive technique curcently boing sillaca 11

an ongoion investigation.

On Herch 11, 1976,

Soction Chlot Hah. Innchelzord.

and Spocial Agont LaE, Brunnick not nith Sonator Hardulo,

whereurn be acres to accept a gonerio description or the

abovo-re orred-to invostigative tochnique, as opposed

to an -raisod vorsion of the FBi's nemorandun to the

Atturnoy cocornt duted Docember se, 1975, the reroric

description is as follows; -

No TB., In Lio continuing Invostigation ol

an organination which nay be engagod in activisico waici

involva or will involve the use of force or violence and

maich involve os mill involve the violation of Fodoral Law

for tho puspose of ovorthrowing the Govezmont of the

U.fo, has required an iovestigasive techniquo, currently

being vilized against this organization.

involvea s source who TOLuDincily quaniahoe to che bucar,

tho tres, of thic organization which is ¿bandoned by ii.

The sourso volunteered to do this after learning or

sons of tle activities of this group thragh public souzze

information.

no 2 essa

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SENATE SOLACE CONMITICE ON ENTCLLIGENOE AGTIVINEES

(sac)

The informtion obtainod from this source has

boon of valué

to tho FBi in its oncoing investigation of this

crganization.

This information inoludes details on tho

activition of the group, its financos, recruiting eisorto,

and its ralationship with

foreign govermones.

mation obtained from this Fochnique, for the nost port,

Involves U,s, citizons and some permanent rocident aliena.

The IBy's use of this technique does not invoive

any act ot trespass.

The soucce isceives no direction

I This ProceSe on none me the only been

turning tho material over to the FBI; exrocts no romunciation

for his servicos; and understands he is doing this

voluntarily in the spirit of patriotism.

1 - The Attorney GeneraJ.

NOTE:

Jaci

See memorandum W.O; Cregar to le. I.W. lorviit.

captiones "senstudy 75," dated 3/9/76, dictated ly Wooena,

f..n

APPROVED:

Assoc. Dir...

Dep. AD Aum.

Dep. AD inv.

-st. Cir.:

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S110 Rev, 1-21-74) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535

Addressee:

Senate Select Committee

C. LTR

DE LHM

Dilemo = Report

dated 3/19/76

Guption of Document: Re 12/11/75 red fOr documents

relating to FBI practices which might be

considered to be improper.

Orig nating Office: -

I'elivered by:

FBI

_ Date:

Reserved by:

Title:

Roturn this receipt to the Intelligence Division, FBI

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

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• OTE: SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REV OE

BEFORE COMPLETINS.

CLASSIFY AS APPRI BLATE

TO:

Intelligence Community Staff

FR.

ATIN: Central Index

131

SUBJECT: Abstract of Information Provided to Select Committees

BEN PREVIOLD

Concea appropriate

If a document was made available

revicw but not transmitted,

30 note.)

DOCUMENT

BRIEFING

INTERVIEW

TESTIMONY

OTHER

2. DATE PROVIDED

3/19/75

3. TO HOM PROVIDED (chec appropriate term; add specific nures il appropreate,.

333

SSC

4.

I HSC

IDENTIFICATION (provide descriptive data for documents;

sive name of identification number of briefer,

interviewee, testifier and subjet)

Memo candum

sound

5.

IN

RESPONSE

wise

state

verbal request

To ¿list date and item number if in responena, ete:)

formal request,

other-

of (name), initiative,

SSC letter 12/11/75

S. CLASSIFiCATION O

NFORMATION CrITE.

U,

S,

TS o.

Codeward)

7. Isedwonder ene

wORcS (enter

appropriate iny words Tron the list provided separately; If key words dor lasted are

er phasis)

Opecating procedures

Infornation handling

8. SUMMARY fuce roverse side beforo completing this item)

Infornation regarding FBI practices thich might be considere

to be pi have the appearance of being improper.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

62-116395

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(4)

ORIGINAL VIA LIAISON TO CENTRAL COMMUNITY INEX

IN CONNECTION WITH SENSTUDY 75.

TRSAT AS VELLOW

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

KitI

379116-751

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Senator W. F. Mondale

Oral Request

3-10-76

(Re: SSC Request 12-11-75)

nor

furnished to

sse

CHo 3/19/26

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

•KeLalI

DATE 74-15-006 15-006Y ACM/Ru

ENGLE: 19A

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-)

IDENTI?.

The Attornoy Generel.

(Route Through iur review,.

HoRo Mannall

1

Rollo

Shackolford

DoPo GrigaLUS

• Mixo

Lot, Brunnick

Decenber 30, 1975

Director, IBi

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMIATIO

Unauthorized Disclosure

ONATIONAL CRUCUS OF LABOR COlITTERS

INTERNAL CECUZITY

(NCLC)

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

DECIASSIMIED EYSTCAIMRA

1- 10-00

The Bureau, in its continuinr investigation of

the violence-oriented,

larist, reyolutionary organization,

the fcLe, has acquirca an investigative technique wich

is being utilized in

The

chapter of the liCLo is a

directing

the activities of chapters in

and is now in disast contact with the National

office (NO) OI HCLC i1 lew York City via a comunications

networi: that includes a toletype syster.

The Direna bas

develored a

TRASH COVER

*=*

trash discaried by tho foLc,

REC-57

100-26"1%

to +007360-809

On

che

SOUICE VOIUNTAZIIY COnO

Encted Srecial Agents (840) of our

and. 1: 19/5

advisod thai nitor revioving an article in the "lall

Street cournal,

tho lcro a threat to the internal security of the

United States.

At that tine, the sourco lunishod docurents

trash oi FiCLe. Tha sourca

6. Do. --acrised

our agents he vould

continue to cala available, en

AD In _a voluntary

matorini which came into his

Die.:.

HOSSOGSION

Since

he has nade available

natorial on five occasions.

ri. Syst.

¿ Allores

s Com.-100-157751

CONTESE CIAL

classified by

35205

aition -.

-134-28223

aratory .

LEB: bmf

, 8 Eroi. -

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s. Inv. -

sining-

du Cour.

sor Sociy --

captero Gsarteroryr2

SEI NOTE PAGE FOUR

Dato ot Declassification Incafinito

MAIL ROOM

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6210125-1504

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CONTIDENTIAIT

The Attorney Conoral

Anong the valuable intellirence data obtained

2s & reGuli dI source's cooperation, is the

folloning:

Membership data from each NCIC

region and total nombership

claimod by the lie is of.

Septambos 15, 1075.

Nockly oheratine budrets and

other financial datzo

A teletype message dated

Iron the

NO to ail Dog torobtain

photorrapho, nicidarito and

tapo rocording of joderal

Burcau of Investination (u21)

Agon's to use in their local

carpaign. (Tue NCLC bas our

Inusuits pending wherein

officials and ths of the

FBI

are included among the

defendants,)

Local

chapter

exporses and income; reports

• 01 Joca]

notivities, irclucing

attenpts

• to recIUlt sOW

19%

E* T

1 лід"

CONFIDENTIAL.

ral.

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CONIDENTE: 1,

The Attorney Genora

Information regarding an NOLo

I Which

the nicLe characterizes as one

of their pring targets.

A teletype from the NO to all

Fog regarding NCLois interest

an obtaining data rogarding

construction of the Trident

The IDl's use of this technique does not

Involve any act of trespass on anyone's

part. The

material, riter

by the iChe, is

It 1s at this point, the material is turred

aver to the FBI

the source recoives

no direction in this proceas fion Duron mersorpel;

is the only verson turnia the matcazai over to tao

FBI; ONDECIS

no renuneration for his services; and

understands ho is doing this voluntarily in the

Spirit O1 patriotiso.

It should bo pointed out that this 1s not

I "trash cover" in the strictest

sonse, however, could

be interprotod as a "fragil cover" over

& pariod of time:

Xi is tho bolker of the cureau thai this cochnique

1s logal, borelicial, is beinz adulnistered in a nost

judicious manner, and should be contimed.

This

Infornation is boing furnished to you in order lor

you to be arre of any unusial technique boing utilizod

by the buicau in its oncoins Intornal Security

investigations of organizations and tadividuals.

¿ = The Doputy Attorrey General

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2 - H5

(ROUT

tars

5.1, hintz

ihrouTh for Review)

CONTESENTINE

wannall

hiT.

Shackelford

1. 35.

DoP. Criralis

The Attorney General

1 ∞ lit.

Loi.

runnick

Decenber 30, 1975

Director, FDI

NATIONAL SECURITY IFONIANIOS

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

ORATIONAL CATCUS OF LADOR COINITTROS

. (NCLC)

INTRINAL COCO ITY

request und

1o official amorecilias

discisin io inauthoriate miss

ON

SLALMIRI

The Bureau, in its contiruinr, investication of

the violence oriented:

taxist, revolutionary casization,

the HOud, ins accuired an investigative technique vici

is being utilined in Cleveland, Cajo.

Gue Clevelad.

chapter of the HOle is a Fogional Giiica (00),

directing

the activities of chaosers in azon, tolsto and counestowss.

-o, and is now in direci contact vita tha lational

OffaCe (20) 01 ICLO in len Tori City via a communications

network that incinces

teletros sister.

The Diseau 225

1975

dovelored a conicantial sotaco who is a Ji-vear-old,

2un10.90

inarencentiz mealth

_ET322995022 920. ONES SEVeREL

≤222607n. 2202erÉieS

in Lieveland,

933r3

"tho is to located:

irplacer the busleise.

tie source

hes custodial cuties.

the co

nail ciacarcad ar the icio.

DICInE the pOrnOl Cource O1 BuGinesS, DeO MOu Ionves...

is

11s trash in tho ballnay in tha basiding doy occuoy,

ts is then later moved to empires on the sance

Sha brount to & central location, musch is aiso oursa

11),

Dy the source, prior to bezng taser to a duay

LE lashanti terraine

a15posa3.

DEC-57

lic-

sourca voluntarily con

Eacted Social Arents

advised that after aerioving an article in the

Street downiel Ented wioner ,1930, le considored

the ICIC a threat to the intoral security of she

United States.

At that time,

the souce turnishod docurents

ho ronoved iron the abandored trash of licit, the source

airiced our

rents ho mould continue to cale available,

ADI. -2 Toluntary Jacis,

discarced Interial which come into his

possession iron the icie offico,

Since CCtober 3, 1375,.

100.5429. -

he bas maco available discarcod naterial on five occasions.

Allairs

• Com. 109-457751

DIL TIAY

• Inv..

Class1110d be 7225

- 131-28228

Escapt icon cuterarr

SEE NOTE PAGE

FOUR

= erran.

1. -

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-, I Evol. -

Dato of Declassification

arethus

fortunti

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•CONFERE

NTIAL

The Attorrey Gonera1

Anong the valuable Intollarence dats obtained

as a reculi. of source's couperaidon, is the following:

Memberstin data from each iCIC

claimod by the

1020 20 01

Septerber 15, 1925.

Teekly operatin, budrets and

other inancia Cata.

A teletyro Iron the Professional

Organiziny CozaTiCe os tho

backing her polloIes.

draine +079751159079

A telesype meagure dated

October Ss

ide, deon the

NO

203 to obtain

D30E0122505, 2211007255

and

cape racording si coderal

OnE)

Agonis to use in soir 10ral

campaign. (a3 10L0 bag

LOUr

dersuits penuin morein

Officiala and is of the

FBX

are irciudad acong the

defendanto.)

Local (Cleveland) chapter

experses and incone; canorts

on local notivities, including

attenots to recruit new

memberS.

Inforation Iron "tro. frioadly

Jugosins" corardina allared

Ustashi orerations in cloveland..

Cutomation to unto indicntes..

Turoslava ato attaclod to

the turoslav Consulato in

Cicielard.

the curesu is

CUTIONElY

Cloveland iCLE cinctor for d

7207a140n0

stares

CONF

DORITIAL

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CONFIDENTIAA

The Attorney General

Infornation regarding

an NCLC

organizer. cell in the Detrolt.

Dodge TZUCH LiviSIOn WhiCh

Cho NCIC characterizas as one

of their prime targets.

A teletype fron the NO to 111

ROs regarding icic's interest

in obiaining data rogarding

construction of the t'rident

submarine.

The rBI's use of this technique does not.

involve any not of trospass on anyonois part.

by the nose,

The

material, auber droposed of by the nose, to renove

by seployees on

the source to an aron three blocis

Its at this point, the material is tuared

avarito the all by the sonico.

The source recaives

no direction in this procoss iron Dureau personnel;

is the only person turning tho naterial over to the

FBI; expecte no r'omuneration ion his services; and

understands he is doing this voluntarily in ihe

spirit of pairiotion,

It should bo pointed out that this is not

a "trash covor" in the strictest sonse, however, could

bo interpreted as a "irasli cover" over

• A poriod of tiro.

It is tho balioi of the Dureau that this tochndque

is legal, beneficial, is boing administered in i most

Judicious nannor, and should do continued.

¡lornation ic boing urgiched to you in order for

you to be amrio oi any unusual technique boing utilized

by the curenu in its ongoing Internal Security

Investigation of organizations and individuals.

I • The Deputy Atiorroy Goneral

CONTSPENTIN®

-/3ta

•1-098FFX9

I.,.

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MONAL FORM NE. "

RA SCH 101-11.6

NITED STATES GOVERNIE

Memorandum

0017

RECEIVED

OFFICE OF THE

•INTAT ORHEY COMERAL

DEC 31 1975

DATE:

Taroner al, 1099

Dircoro:, 271

2070RAT. 61000% 08 2 303 CODIN78 (770)

INIONTAL

07002127

ON_

the bureau, in its contimino incotigation of

on investigative icolinione whic?

is being utilized in Cloveland, Chio.

the Cloveland

chaptor de the NcLe is & regionhl Darice Bo), direction

the activitico se chancero in soon,

soledo and Youngotown,

onio, and in now in direct controt with the intion?

Jifice 10) of 2010 in ic:

Tor City via communications

Dho Baronu has

developed a considential conce 2h0 is & 54-rea2-011,

indenonron l: roclth burinengaon who ovia gerenrl

downtown 2r030-ties

in Clerolend,

inal:ling the

i? do loonied.

lendlood. on tude building,

the sance iea suotodict duraco,

Ping

nich is sho

weaponazall for renoring track riseraded a the 1020.

CaninG CO 1071 S0UR60 03.

2173.11000

rach in the inlany in the antidare sher bocut.

are

trach io then later conored by craloyeec

ot the 301220,

and? broug?"

so a control locction,

whie: is aloo cured

by the couce, mi0? to being taron to r dung for tim?

dionooal.

Cn October ?,

Career Journal,

"dated Detober ?

he comicored

the acre a chrent to due internal sochetty of

Unitod Oscos.

tie counce

Ananicion doannonbo

cooter tron the cornconed tore de told.

comta le rould contime

in make monitosle.

•ance 4340.60091,

materin? on fire

1??,

pearions.

77705905.7

han crablable dircarioi

PotT

richer

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

tutterin

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CO!

ons the valuchlo intollicence dain obtained

is a recult of source's cooveration, is

the following:

emberstig date fron coch Told

rosion and totel conbership

clainca by the lie co of

Septenber 15, 1970.

Teekly oberating budgets and

other financial data.

i teletype fron the lhofessional

Organizing Somittce

of the

Communist Farty of Italy

backing cuc policies.

A teletype message minted

Jacober D, turo, 120:1

the

20 to a11 205 to

obtain

photographs, alridevito end

dare recordinos of reccral

Bureau of Investigation (NDI)

genes to use in their legal

campaign, (rhe MCho has four

lawsuits

nending wherein

officials

and tag of the FeI

are included anong the

defendants.)

Local (Cleveland) chagter

expenses and incone; l'endits

on 10cal activities, including

attempts to recruit nev

senters.

Intonation cron "two triendly

ricoslavo" acgarding alleged

Totesai operations in cleveland.

infortion to ante indicates

the lugoslars are attached to

the

tugoslav conculaic ir

Clevolanc.

Tacott 10

current investicatin

nous chanter for a

202010le epintation dot

riolatior.

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CONCIDSICIAL

Information coscoring

arseniaer co11

2n Che Detroit

Dodge Caret Diricion wiic!

of theza brune cragces.

20s recradins icin's interest

in Obtaining doia regardin

constinction of the

Pricent

submenine.

The FBI's use of thin rochnique does n05

involve aur not of icondog on chrone's

,?aret 015h0g00 o% b7 the 11010,

3s removed

n emplorees of the source to an area three blocks

I: is ni this, point, the matoninl in turned

over to the Tai lo the counce.

The source receives

no direction in this procee. trom Rurenu nerdornel;

is the 02ir

norgon curbing the miorial over to the

aDI; execute no ceauneration don lie serined; and

understruan he is doing this voluntarily in tie

spirit os

patriotio".

I should be pointer out that chia is not •

• "tarol cover" in the strictoot robse, inwever, could

be 1nt0.n0:0d as 8

"trash cover" over

• рогі од

time.

is the

reliez of the sureeu that this technique

is

legal,

beneficial, is being raninistored in a nost

Audacious

"anner,

and should be continied.

This

1nd00n0C0 28 101ng urnisher 10 Hou in Order fou

you to be aware of ang unusual cohniave being utilived

He The Meril 1h Too Ongolnd Taxernal Securier

invertications

or orcaniaction

and indiricuals.

-tee date

Arborney Genera?

wis

DIAR

4201

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

•OPTIONAL FARM NO. 10

5010-106 •)

& OSA GEN.

REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GOV

FERNMENI

Memorandum

Vr. T. W. Leavitt

w. 0. Cregar ol

SENSTUDY 75

Assoc. Dir.

1-Mr. Adams

2-Mr. Mintz (I-Mr. P.V. Daly)

Asst. Djr.:

1-Mr. Leavitt

Admit

Comp. Syst. -

Ext. Affairs

DATE: 3/9/76

Files & Com. -

Gen. Inv.

1-Mr. Phillips

dont - The

Inspection

1-Mr. Cregar

Laboratory

Legal Coun. _

¡Plan. & Eval. —

Spoc. Inv. -

Training

Telephone Rm. -

Director Soc'y -

L/126)

74/51/8

Enclosure

WOC:enm

(7)

1841APR,0711976989589

By letter dated 7/22/75 the Attorney General re-

quested a description of all activities including but not limited'

to electronic surveillance or physical intrusion that might be

called into question or should be reviewed. The Attorney General

specifically requested a description of the types of such activities

now being conducted by the Bureau. In so requesting the Attorney

General noted he felt it was important that the entire Bureau be can-

vassed in order to discover any such activities that took place in the

past as well as currently taking place.

The Chairman of the Senate Select Committee (SSC) by

letter dated 12/11/75 requested documents in the possession of the .

Department or the FBI relating to FBI practices which might be con-

sidered to be or have the appearance of being improper. In forwarding,

this request to the FBI, Mr. MichaelE. Shaheen, Jr., Special Counsel

for Intelligence Coordination, U. S. Department of Justice, forwarded

FBI documents sent to the Attorney General responsive to his letter

of 7/22/75. Mr. Shaheen requested that these documents be considered

• for transmittal to the SSC

in accordance with its request of 12/11/75.

On 2/23/76 Bureau representatives met with Mr. Shaheen

and Mr. Jack W. Fuller, Special Assistant to the Attorney General,

in order to establish guidelines for submitting documents to the SSC

responsive to the 12/11/75 request. Following these guidelines by

letter dated 3/2/76 we forwarded to the Attorney General a letter

enclosing for his approval and forwarding to the SSC the original of

a memorandum designed to satisfy its request of 12/11/75. Being

delivered with this letterhead memorandum were a number of Bl

documents which hacter felected birthp Attorney General for trans. /554

exception to this was a small packet of documents

which were not furnished but which in turn were summarized inasmuch

as they fell into the area of sensitive practices.

APR 21 1976

Subsequently the SSC requested Senator Mondale be*-

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

đAYe

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Memorandum to Mr. T. W. Leavitt

Re: Senstudy 15

given access to these summarized documents in accordance with

an agreement between Senator Church and the Attorney General in

July of 1975.

Following a decision by the Attorney General that

these documents were to be made available to Senator Mondale for

his review Inspector Cregar met with the Senator on the morning of

3/9/76. At the outset of the meeting Senator Mondale advised Cregar

that he was not interested in seeing any documents that involved foreign

officials or persons other than United States citizens and permanent

resident aliens. He stated he was not interested in what investigative

tactics we employed against representatives of hostile foreign govern-

ments and that he did not choose to read any documents in Cregar's

possession which dealt exclusively with foreign nationals. Cregar

advised Mondale that the only document that did not deal with sources

and methods employed against foreign nationals was a letter to the

Attorney General dated 12/30/75 entitled, "National Caucus of Labor

Committee (NCLC), Internal Security."

Senator Mondale was allowed

to read this document in its entirety. After reading it he made the

observation that he did not feel this was an impropriety or an abuse,

but he requested a copy of it be furnished to the SSC.

This letter

on the NCIC, a copy of which is attached, discusses the fact that

the Bureau had developed a confidential source who owned the building

where the Ohio Regional Office of the NCLC is located. As landlord

of this building the source provided custodial duties among which was

the responsibility for removing trash discarded by the NCLC. The

letter further notes that the source voluntarily contacted Special Agents

of our Cleveland Office and made available for their review the contents

of the abandoned trash of the NCLC.

It is believed that with proper excisions we could provide

a copy of this memorandum, classified Confidential, to the SSC.

Senator Mondale asked Cregar if he could be assured

that the materials furnished to the SS'C by memorandum dated 3/2/76,

as well as the materials brought to the meeting by Cregar represented

2-

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Memorandum to Mr. T. W. Leavitt

Re:

Senstudy 75

all FBI practices which might be considered to be or have the

appearance of being improper against United States citizens or

permanent resident aliens.

Cregar advised Mondale that he could

not give him that 100% assurance;

that Mr. Kelley, responsive to

the Attorney General's letter of

7/22 furnished to the Attorney

General summaries of all activities that could be identified

that might be called into question. Cregar pointed out to

Mondale that these documents or these summaries were submitted

to the Attorney General under substantive captions and that

the Attorney General upon receipt of those summaries selected

the documents furnished to the SSC by FBI memorandum 3/2/76,

as well as those brought to the Cregar-Mondale meeting.

Senator Mondale stated to Cregar that he was satisfied

that the FBI had been responsive to the SSC, but that he had

several additional questions.

Mondale asked if the FBI continues

to employ incommunicado interviews at this time. Cregar advised

Mondale that we do not but should the opportunity present itself

in the future, we would only do it with specific approval of the

Attorney General. Mondale asked if during an incommunicado

interview had any person ever been hurt.

Cregar advised Mondale

that on one occasion a female Soviet illegal officer had taken

an overdose of barbiturates

resulting in her death following

interviews by the FBI.

Mondale was advised that in this instance

the victim was not under arrest; was living in her own apartment

alone and was not in any way under any type of physical surveil-

lance or control.

Mondale stated he did not feel that this was

an impropriety and was not interested in this individual as long

as he could be assured that the victim was not an American citizen.

He was so advised by Cregar.

Ene the Bu mau thade, presided vee seque es vee at questions

through the Attorney General.

3-

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Memorandum to Mr. T. W. Leavitt

Re: Senstudy 75

ACTION:

If approved, a copy of the memorandum to the Attorney

General dated 12/30/75 entitled, "National Caucus of Labor Committee

(NCLC), Internal Security" will be furnished to the SSC through the

regular Senstudy process after it has been excised to protect the identity

of the Bureau source.

. pur

the you

4-

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Senator W. F. Mondale

Oral Request 3-10-76

(Re:

SSC Request 12-11-75)

turnished

sse

CHm 3/19/26

Retain

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PTIQNAL FORI

JULY

NO. 1º

CHA!

FAHR 141

0F RI 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

the Attornoy Genernl

RECEIVED

CONFID

OFFICE OF THE

DELAY ATTORNEY CENERAL

DEc 31 1975

DATE: IonOnbe: 30, 1075

N3В3Н

FROM

Direstor; TOI

SUBJECT:

ARIONAT, CAUCUS OF 24307 CORINNERS

INTERNAL. SECURITY

(VOIC)

1-602

конник

The Bureau, in its contiming investigation of

the violence-oriented, larxist revolutionary organization,

the NCLC, has acquired en invesiigative sechnique which

is being utilized in Cleveland, Ohio.

chapter of the CLC is a Fegional Office (30), directing

the activitios or chapters

; In arron, foledo and Youngstown,

Onio, and is now in direct contact with the National

Jitice

(1O) of NCLO in Her Yori City via a communications

network that includes

a teletype system.

The Bureau has

developed & confidential source who is & 54-rear-old,

independently wealthy businessnan who owns several

downtown roperties in Cleveland, including the building

where the no is located.

Is landlord of this building,

the source has custodial dutice, nong zhich is the

respondibility for semoring tragh discreded by the iChC.

Suming the normal course of business,

the NOLC lenres

hallway in the building

they occupy.

The

trach

is then later renoved by employees of the source,

and? brought to

a central location,

which is also owned

by the source,

prior to being talen to a dup for finl

disposal.

ch October s, 1015, the source voluntarily con-

incted special Agents (543) of on Cleveland Office and

adviced that after reviewing an article in the Tall

1275,

the NCIC ?

M un at o there securite cohe

he considered

United Stries.

At thai time, the source furnished doerments

Be 20"070?

fron the abandoned tarrk of loIC.

The source

atrined own igorts he would continue to make arailable, on

a colnntar" brois,

disorded maorirl which care into his

possession fron the neIc offico:

Dance Detober 6, 1975,

he bas nadle available diocarced noterial on five ocencions.

100-457751

TIT.

Clankished Di

3201?

20: GDO

Date

orinani

103027

÷101

Indefinite

30:0.110

ENCLASURE

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

12-111-71"

1554

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CONE PEARA

The litorney General

mong the valuable intelligence data obtained

as a result of source's cooperation, is the following:

Henbership data fron each

IOLC

region and total nenbership

clained by the HOLC 25

0f

September 15, 1075.

Weekly operating budgets and

other financial data.

A teletype from the Frofessional

Organizing

Connittee of the

Conmunist Farty of Italy

backing NCLC policies.

A teletype message dated

October 9, 1975, from the

10 to all Dos to obtain

photographs, affidavits and

tape recordings of Federal

Bureau of Investigation (TBI)

Agenis to use in their legal

campaign.

The ICIC has four

lawsuits pending wherein

officials

and SAg of the FBI

are included among the

defendants.)

Local (Cleveland) chapter

expenses and incone; reports

on local activities, including

attempts to recruit

nembers.

Infornation fIon "two friendly

Zugoslavs"

regarding alleged

Ustashi operations in Cloveland.

Information to date indicates

the Jugoslavs

are attachod

the lugoslav Consulate in

Cleveland.

The Dureau is

currently

investigating the

Cleveland

CLO chapter for a

possible segintration sot

violation.)

COITIDENTILL

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CONTPORITIAL

The Attorne, General

Infomption regarding an FOLS

orgeniner cell in the

Detroit

Dodge Truck Division which

the icic charrcierises es one

of theis prine trugers.

A teletype from the NO to 211

Ros regarding NCIC's interest

in obtaining data regarding

construction of the Trident

subnarine.

The rEI's use of thia technique does not

involve any act of treshags on anyone's pass.

The

material, after disposed of by the liele, is removed

by emplorees of the source in an area

three blocke

away. • It is at this point, sle

material is turned

over

Eo che

JBr by the source.

The source vereives

no direction in this process

from Bureau personnel;

is the onl nerson turning the aterial ovor to the

P3I; expecto

no remuneration

is services; and

understands he is doing this

voluntarily in the

spirit o patriotis.

It should be pointed out that this is not

a Meraoh sorer" in the strictest

sense, however, could

be interpreted as a

"trash cover" over

a period of time.

It is the beliel of

the Bureau that this technique

is legal, beneficial, Is being administered in a nose

and should be continued.

you to be aware of any unusual technique being utilized

by the Duzeau in its ongoing Internal Security

investigations

of orcanizations and individuals.

1 - 12e

Degusy Attorney General

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1 - Mr°

Mintz

(Route Through for Review)

1 ~ HI. W.R. Wannall

1 - Mr.

R.L. Shackelford

1 - HI.

LoP. Grigalus

1 - IT. L.E.

Brunnick

Decenber 30, 1975

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATIO

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

(NCIC)

The Attorney General

Director, FBI

OrATIONAL CAUCUS OF LABOR COMMITTEES

INTERNAL SECURITY

The Bureau, in its continuing investigation of

the violence-omented, marist, revolutionary organization,

the nole, has acquired an investigative tecanaque wilca

is being utilized in

The

chapter of the NCLC is a

directing

the activities of chapters in

,and is now in direct contact with the National

Office (ND) 01 NCLC in New York City via a communications

network that includes a teletype systen.

the Bureau

325

deyelopeda

TRASH. COVER

MAILED

DEC

1975

"trash discarded by the NIC.

REC-5/

100-20"711

sEr-2037 k

On

the

source voluntarily con-

tacted Spocial Agents (SAS) of our

land: & 1976

advisod that after reviowing an articla in the "Wall

Street Journal," dated October 6, 1975,

he corsidered.

the NCLC a threat to the internal security of the

United States. At that tina, the source furnished documents

trash of HOLt.

The source

Assoc. Dir..

Dop. AD Adm. -

advised öur Agents he vould contime to maie available, on

Dep. AD In. _a VOluntary

basis,

material which came into his

Asse, Dir.:.

possession

Since

Admin.

Comp. Syst. _

he has made available

material on five occasions.

Exr. Affairs

Filos & Com. 100-457751

CONTTETNTIAL

Gon. Inv. -

idans. -

Classified y

7225

Inspection.

_1 - 134-28228

Exempt

from

GDS,

Category

SEE NOTE PAGE FOUR

Intell. -

Date of

Laboratory

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CONESOARLAT

The Attorney General

as

Among the valuable intelligence data obtained

a result of source's cooperation, is the following:"

Membership data fron each NCLE

region and total nembership

claimed by the NCIC as of.

Septamber 15, 1075.

Weekly operating budgets and

other financial datz.

À teletype message dated

iron the

NO to a21 Pos to obtain

DROGOrraDES, 221262V155

zed

tane recorcings or badera.

Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

Agenes to use in their legal

campaign.

(The NCIC bas

tOUT

lawsuits pending where in

officials and gAs of the FBI

are included among the

defendanta.)

chapter

expenses and Incone; reports

on local setivities,

including

attempts to recruit new

RemberS.

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CONTEOBATIIAR

The Attorney General

Information regarding an NCIC.

i which

the NCIC characterizes as one

of their prine targets.

A teletypa from the NO to all

ROs regarding NCIC's interest

in obtaining data regarding

construction of tho Trident

submarine.

The FEI's use of this technique does not

involve any act of trespass on anyone's part.

The

material, after

_by the NCLe, is

It is at this point, the naterial is turned

over to the FBI

The source receives

no direction in

this process from Bureau nersonnel;

is the only person turning the materza. over to the

FBI; expects no remuneration for his services; and

understands he is doing this voluntarily in the

spirit of patriotism.

It should be pointed out that this is not

& "trash cover" in the strictest sense, however, could

bo interpreted as 2

"brash cover" over a period of time.

It is the belief of the Bureau that this technique

is legal, beneficial, is being administered in a most

judicious manner,

This

information is being furnished to you in

and should be contimedirder for

you to be aware of any unusual technique boing utilizod

by the fureau in its ongoing internal Security

investigations of organizations and individuals.

I = The Deputy Attorrey Gerera?

CONPEDENTIAL

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J.A. Mintz

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CONFIDENTIAL

1 = Hs.

Hanna1l

1

Rola

Shackelford

E.P, Grigalus

The Attorney General

I..E. Brunnick

DECENDET: 30, 158

Director, FBI

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATIONT

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

ORATIONAL CAUCUS OF LABOR CONMIrIES

(NCIC)

INTERNAL SECURITY

The Bureau, in its contiming

investigation of

the violence-oriented, harist, revolutonaly ganiZatiOn,

the MCLe, nas acouired an imestigative tecanique waich

is being

utilized in Clevelans. tilo

The Cleveland

your

limited to official proceedings

crapter of the fult is a Barional Ofice Bal, darecting

the activities of chaviers in

1. Roledo and Xounes cont

be disclosed to unauthorized person-

AITECT CONTECT HIER

i the fational

OffiCo (nO, Di NIC i1 leN TOrR City vIa a conmunications

network that inciudes

The Bureau has

MAILED 15

3 1 1975

developed a conêident

serendently vealchy businessman who ords several

LoUntown propertes a clevelazt,

including the building

Were the 30 is located.

landlord of this municins,

DEC

the source has custodial

dities,

responsibility for removing

iren ascardad, by

She ECLC,

buring the normal course o

business:

the NOLd leaves-

a butane woy occupy.

trash

Es then later removed by employeas of the source.

by the source,"

prior to being taken to a dump

1321

document is prepored in response

Its use

Committee.

aIsposai

DFC-57

1975, the sourca voluntarily

nel without the express approval of the FBI .

advised that after reviewing an article

Ma.

Street journal," dated October 6,

1975,

he considared

tho NCLC a threat to the internal securiüy of the

United States.

ht that tame,

the soce turnisnod documents

ho renoved

Iron the abandoned trash of NorC.

The source

AssoE. Dir..

Dop. AD Adm. -

adrised our

Agents he norta continue to mate avazlable, on

...s

Dep ADIv. a VOlUntary DEsis, discanded naterial which cane into his

Asst, Dir.:

possession from the raic office.

Admin..

Since Cerober 39. 39173

Comp. Syst. -

he bas made avellable

discarded naterial on five occasions.

Ext. Affairs

Files & Com..

100-457751

CONTIRINTIAL

Gen. Inv. _

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-

Ident..

1100 by 1223

Inspection -

• 134-28228

Exempt

fron GoS,

Latesora

SEE NOTE PAGE FOUR

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-CONFIDENTIAL

The Attorney General

Anong the valuable intelligence data obtained

as a resuli of source's cooperation, is she

following:

Henbershis date iron ench NCIL

claimed by the 101C as of

September 15, 1075.

leekly operating budgets and

other financia cata.

A teletyre Zion the Professional

the

backins noic

A telecype

message cated

photographs, affidavits

and

tape recordines of Veders?

Bareau o2 investigation (rat)

Agents to use in their leral

сапраідд.

(De NCIC bag Lour

lausuits sending, wherein

officiala and as or the FBI

are included anong the

deiendants.)

Local (Cleveland) chapter

expenses and incone; reports

on local activities, including

attempts to recruit

new

members.

Information fron Itro friendly

Jugoslars" regarding alseged.:

ustasticoneratiors in cloveland.

(nioration to uate inafcates..

then ugoslav Corsulate In

cleveland.-

m the scent i

currently investirating the

Cleveland Tole chaster for an

possie epistration Acter

violation.

CONFILENTIAL,

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CON'IDENTIAL

The Attorney General

Information regarding an NCIC

organizer. cell in the Detroit

Dodge Truck Division which

the NCic characterizes as one

of their primo targets.

A teletype from the NO to all

BOs regarding NCIC's interest

in obiaining data regarding

construction of the Irident

submarine.

The FBI's use of this technique does not

involve any act of trespass on anyone's part. The

material, after disposed of by the icic, is removed

by employees on

the source to an aren three blocks

It is at this point, the material is turned

over to the FBI ly tho source. The source receives

no direction in this process ¿rom Bureau personnel;

is the only person turning the material over to the

FBI; expects no remuneration for his services; and

understands he is doing this voluntarily in

the

spirit of patriotism.

It should be pointed out that this is not

a "trash coyer" in the strictest sense, however, could

be interpreted as a "trash cover" over a poriod of time.

It is the belief of the Burezu that this technique

is legal, benericial, is being administered in a nost

judicious manner, and should be contimed. This

Information is being furnished to you in crder for

you to be aware of any unusual technique being utllized

by the Bureau in its ongoing internal security

Investigations of organizations and individuals.

I - The Deputy Attorney Gererat

CONTEORATIAT

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it.

The Attorney General

Director,

FBI

U. S. SENATE SELECI COLTITTEE

ON INTELLIGRNCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

•2.

J. A. Mintz

* Mr.

'P. V. Daly)

1 - Mi

T. W. Leavitt

1 - Mr.

S. F. Phillips

1 - Mr. S. J. Miller

April 2, 1976

..;

Reference is made to SSC letter dated liarch 31,

1976, requesting delivery of certain FBI materials.

Enclosed is the original of a menorandun, with

attachments, for your approval and forwarding to the

Cornittee.

Also enclosed is a copy of the memorandun for

your records.

Enclosures (7)

ALLIFOR

ACCUTARIED

62-116395

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Attention:

Michael E. Shaheen, Jr.

Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coordination

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62-116395

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(1

- Mr. P. V. Daly)

1 - Mr. T. W. Leavitt

1 - Mr.

S. F. Phillips

1 - Mr. S. J. Miller

April 2, 1976

U. S. SENATE SELECI COLLITITCO TO

STUDY GOVERINZINIAL OPERATIONS WITHI

RESPECE TO INCELLIGENCE ACEIVIIILS (SSC)

Reference is made to SSC letter dated liarch 31,

1976, requesting all FBI materials pertaining to

communications between IBI Director Hoover and attorney

General lobert Kennedy with respect io the publication of

a book about Marilyn Konroe by Frank Capell. Inclosed is

naterial responsive to your request.

Ene left Retainey General

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ORIGINAL AND ONE COPY TO AG

APPROVED:

Comp. Syst.

Ext. Affairs.

Laboratory.A.

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Admin.

ALLINFORMATION CONTAINED

Assoc. Dir. -

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Dep. AD Inv. -

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1 - Mr.. Belmont

The Attorney General

1 - Mr. Mohr

1 - Mr. Evans

1 - Mr. DeLoach

Director, FEL

1 - Mr. Sullivan

1 - Mr. Smith

FRANK A.

"CAPELL

- Mr. Garner

INFORMATICN CONCERNING

1 - Miss Butler

(INTERNAL SECURITY)

July 15, 1963

PERSONAL

In my letter to you dated July 7, 1964, and captioned as above, reference

was made to a fortheoming book by Frank A. Capell entitled "The Strange Death of

Marilyn Monroe." Throughout the book, and particularly on pages 49-61, 69, and

70, Capell claims that you had a close ralationship with Migs Monroe.

A copy of this book is enclosed.

Enclosure

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

DATE 4-6.010

NOTE: See memo, Smith to Sullivan same caption, 7/11/64, RSGbo.

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GSA GEN, REG. NO, 27

UNITED STATES GO

NMENT

Memoranium

MI. W. C. Sullivan WCS

Tolson

DATE: July 14, 1964

FROM

Moden it

Tavel

Trotter

Tele. Room

Holires -

Gandly -

SUBJECT:

R. W. Smith

RANK

CAPALL

INFORMATION CONCERNING

(INTERNAL SECURITY)

fLE INFORMATION CONTAIVED

DATE LE

(137-2528)

Memo, Baumgardner to Sullivan, 7/7/64, stated New York Office advised

that new book by Frank A. Capell entitled "The Strange Death of Marilyn Monroe,"

which alleges that Attorney General Robert I. Kennedy had an intimate relationship

with iViss Monroe, would be ready for sale about 7/10/65.

Kennedy's Friendship with Miss Monroe "Well Known"

The New York Office has now furnished us with a copy of this 70-page

book. The book claims that Miss Monroe's involvement with Kennedy "was well

known to her friends and reporters in the Hollywood area," but was never

publicized. It is alleged that "there are person-to-person telephone calls, living

witnesses, tave recordings and certain writings to attest the closeness of their

¿friendship."

The author suggests that Miss Monroe "was led to believe his intentions

were serious," and that Kennedy had promised to divorce his wife and marry her.

When he failed to do so, the book charges, she "threatened to expose their

relationship, " which would have ruined his presidential aspirations. It was then

that Kennedy decided "to take drastic action. "

'Kennedy Had Communists "Murder" Miss Monroe

According to the book, Kennedy used "the Communist Conspiracy which

is expert in the scientific elimination of its enemies" to dispose of Miss Monroe

by making her murder appear to be a suicide. This could have been achieved

without great difficulty, the author points out, because her personal physician,

Dr. Hyman Engelberg, was a communist.

Enclosure scat 3-15-656

(OVER)

1 - Mr. Belmont

1 - Wir. Mohr

1 - Mr. Evans

1 - Mi. DeLoach

1 - Mr. Sullivai:

1 - Mr. Smith

1 : Mr. Garner

1y Miss Butler

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tri.

* Memo Smith to Sulliva./

Re:

FRANK A. CAPELL

INFORMATION CONCERNING

Viost of the allegations made against Kennedy are contained in the

chapter entitled "The V.I.D." (pages 49-61) and on pages 69 and 70.

Allegation Previously Branded False

It should be noted that the allegation concerning the Attorney General and

Miss Monroe has been circulated in the past and has been branded as utterly false.

References to Director and FBI

There are several references in the book to the Director and/or the FBI.

A biographical sketch of Capell on page 3 states that, while associated with the

Westchester County, New York, Sherift's Ofice, "he supervised the investigation

of over five thousaid individuals and organizations, including Nazis, Fascists

¡and Comtaunists, on behalf of the F.B.I. in most vases.""

On page 49, it is stated that "under the direction of Bobby Kennedy the

F.B.I. has been frustrated as never before."

On page 59, it is said that Mr. Hoover does not share Kennedy's opinion

remain sicanto

that the Communist Party, USA, "is a windmill virtually powerless to harm the

United States."

On page 70, reference is made to an anonymous letter quoted in a column

Tof Walter Winchell datelined Viay 25, 1964, at Hollywood, California, which told

of a 23-year-old Beverly Hills blonde who had been "terrorized for months by the

same person who caused Marilyn Monroe's death.... You can check this with

F.B.I. Special Agent in Charge, Mr. Grapp in L.A..... Her initials are M.J." *

Our Los Angeles Office reported that "M.J." was Mary Lou Jones, a >

would-be actress of no talent, who is apparently mentally disturbed. Miss Jones

complained to

the Beverly Hills, California, Police Department that she was

being followed and harassed by unidentified men, but her allegations were completely

unsubstantiated by the police.

Dr. Hyman Engelberg Former Security Index Subject

Dr. Hyman Engelberg was the subject of a Security Matter-C investigation,

but his Security Index card was canceled in 1953 after his cooperative interview

with Agents of our Los Angeles Office. At that time Dr. Engelberg admitted

membership in the Communist Party from about 1939 to 1948.

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*Nemo Smith to Sullivan

Re:

FRANK A. CAPELL

INFORMATION CONCERNING

IDENTIFIES

CONNER

1062-7

CapeH Former Criminal Informant of New York Office

Capell ima former criminal informant of the New. York Office who was

discontinued in 1962 at his own request, since he expressed the belief that his

prominence in Kiwanis International maus it difficult to maintain his confidential

relationship with the Bureau. He Is editor of "The Herald of Freedom, " Post

Office Box 333, Staten Island, New York

which is an anticommunist newsletter of

an expose type.

Capell has been irterviewed in recent months by Agents of our New York

Office regarding numerous charges he leveled against a number of prominent

individuals. some of Capell's allegations are from public sources and are apparently

true, some are completely without foundation, and others are extremely dubious

alleged sources to our Agents.

Attorney General Advised of Capell's Forthcoming Book

By letter dated 7/7/64, we advised the Attorney General of the nature of

Capell's forthcoming bock, as well as background data on Capell set forth in the

preceding paragraph, although no mention was made that he was a former

criminal informant.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the attached letter be sent to the Attorney General enclosing a

copy of the aforementioned book.

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CONM-FBI

77:71

the motorney

Generor

Director, Sui

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CAPTUR

*ELEUDENTION CONCIENERG

good fraid frid pant find part fial

(INTERNAL SECURITY)

July 3, 3954

-Meo Beinont

PERSONAL

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56 Bay Street,

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For York Oifice of this

Cureau. on

JULy N: 1954.

-should he roudy fos pubiieation aboud July 10, 1904.

Acconding to Fi. Capell,

his book o111 nate

roserenca do your alloged

triondonip with the late

би7

ros Easilyn Monroe.

Capeil stated he mit indicate

In his book that you ond Wise lonzos vere intimats and that

vou Tere in lass

Lonroes aparinent at the tine ed hor doadil.

recent years Casell has enblished "The farald

ad areedom "

an antsco maist nonsiedtes of an onpose

type,

which nones nunos and cagasizucions. la the past soresai

nonths ke has been intosviewed by Agonts at our Now Tock

Oftice concorning trorous allerntions he has noão az.100%

& number of ironinent individuals.

Luch of the 23402106203

Euznished isy it. Gapall has boch of a rosy questionable

acture and not subject te corroboration.

He has consistensly

renuned so reveal the alleged sourcos of his incrnation,

Any additional information concerning the

publication es

che

above book vill be proptly brought to

YOUL

stiention.

2

• New Yori.

ATTENZION:

(137-2623) (See note)

SAC

YOBK:

DATE

Reurairtel 7/2/64.

You are

instructed

to follor this

Furnish

the copies of the book to

in order

Chet

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NO HE:

See menorandun Baumgardner to W. C, Sullivang

Sats

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tro

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Trotter

Tele. Room

FROM .:

Mr a Do Jo Baungardner

1.

ката

Mohr

Molines -

HE •

Evans

Gardly

Mx o

DeLoach

SUBJECT:

FRANK

Sullivan

IRFORNATION CONCERNING

3.

Baungardher

(INCORNAT SECURITY)

iir o

simpson

Firele

Ris,

New York airtel 7/2/64 advised that Frank

Capell awvised

an Agent that he is about to publish

"O-page paperback book

dening

with the suicide of liarilyn konroe which will be entitied "The Surange

Death of liar lyn Monroe,"

the book aliegedly will be roady fur scie

about 7/10/540

Capell

stated the book will make r'ererence to

Attorney Gonezal Robert Kennedy and his triendchip vich ilss Monroe,

It will indicate that Kennedy and lionzoe vere intimate and tiat"

Kennedy

was in lionroe's apariment at the time of her death.

He ictated

ho will also attonpt to show that song conmunists vere vorking boatad

the

scenes inasmuch as the physician who signed the death certificute

was a conmunist.

DENTIC CONE INFAL

CapeLls a former coinine intermant see Men FOrdee

prominence in irants International nade it dislicult to maticain 115

"The Eerala

He has

been interviewed in recent months by Agents of our New York Ofxice

concerning

numerous allegations he had made againgt a number of

prominent individuals.

Some allegations of Capell are from public

sources and are apparently true, some are completely false and others

are extremly questionable and not subject to corroboration,

Cagell

has consistently refused to divulge his alleged sources to our .':

Agents.

The above allegation concerning the Attorney General

has been previously circulatod and has been branded as false as

Attorncy

General was actually in San Irancisco with his wite at

the tine

Lantlyn fonroe committed suicide.

ALLNFORGATON CONTAINED

t: 20:

IS UNOLASSIFIEN

Enclosure

BY P2AM

137-2

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& JUL 20 1964

70 JUL 281964

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Memorandum to Mr. W. Co Sullivan

RE:

FRANK A. CAPELL

Inasmuch as Capell is the source of this information

and his information has beeu extremely questionable, it is not

believed that any action should be taken to attompt

to deternine

the identity of the doctor who signed hiss Mouroe's death certificate.

RECOMMENDATION:

It is recommended that the attached letter be sent to

the Attorney General to advise hin of the contenplated publication

or the above book. i

2.

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:

Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

TO

:

FROM

:

SUBJECT:

FBI

Date:

7/2/64

(Type in plain text or code)

(Priorily or Meihod of Mailing)

DIRECTOR, FBI (137-25287

SAC, NEW YORK (137-2623))

BRANK A.

CAPELLE

FORMER NY 1635-C

INFORMATION CONCERNING

(00:

NEW YORK)

Mr. Polann.

Mr. Belmont -

Mr. M. Ar

Mr.

Mr.

Mr.

Mr.

Mr.

MIr. "**

Mr. R 900 1

Mi. fulliran

Mr.

Tavel

Tolo, Danny

Aliss

kiss frandy.

on instant date, captioned individual advised he

Is about to publish a lo page paperback book dealing with the

suicide

of actress MARILYN MONROE.

He said the book is

titled "The trange Death of Marilyn Monrue" ard Will sell

for $2.00 per copy. CAPELL advised that the book should be

ready for sale on or about 7/10/64,

and that he will furnish

a copy of this book for the Bureau's information.

He advised that the book will make reference to

Attorney General ROBERT KENNEDY and KENNEDY's friendship with

Miss MONROE.

He advised that he will indicate that the

evidence shows that KENNEDY and MONROE were intimate and that

KENNEDY was in MONROE's apartment at the time of her death.

He advised that he will attempt to show that some Communists

were evidently working behin

physician who signed the

the scenes, inasmuch as a

e death certificate es a Communist.

It was noted that CAPELL appeared very emotional

and

aggressive when he advised of this book and was unable to

state the exact purpose for having written it.

Upon receipt of a copy of this book from CAPELI,

the NYO will furnish said copy to the Bureau for its information.

=X-102

Bureau K137-2528)| RM

New Lork

137-2023

REC- 43

157-2528-

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(5)

JUL 10 1564

Te end due 101004

Approved:

Sent.

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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20530

:

APR 1 1976

FROM:

SB

SUBJECT:

TO: John A. Mintz, Assistant Director

Legal Counsel

Division

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Steven Blackhurst

Assistant Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coordination

SSC Request Dated Marcl 31, 1976

1976.

Attached is a letter from the SSC dated March 31,

Please

arrange for an appropriate response.

1562

cc :

Paul Daly

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FRANK CHURCH, LOADRA, CHRIRMAL

JOIN G. TOWEN, TIXAS, VICE CHINAN

199499 1115491

• TORN.

TSAMILY GOLDWAT

11%.

CHARLIS MCG.D

15, JHt., MD.

Hellw or Daily eLit, The

GH¡RY MART, COLO.

WILLIAN & MILLE, STAFF DINLCTOR

2iCritco States Benare

SELIOT COMMITTEETO

#TUDY COVERAMEN AL OPERATIONS WITI

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES

(PURSUANT TO 5. KIS. II, SITH CONGREGS)

WASHINGTON. D.C. 20510

March 31, 1976

Michael E. Shaheen, Jr., Esg.

Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination

Office of the Deputy Attorney General

U. S. Department of Justice

Washington, D.C. 20530

Dear Mike:

The Select Commitiee requests all FBI materials

pertaining to communications between FBI Director Hoover

and Attorney General Robert Kennedy with respect io the

publication of a book about Marilyn Monroe by Frank

Capell.

The Committee

would greatly appreciate delivery

by Iriday, April

2, 1976.

Sincerely,

Coom 7. 811176

Director Domestic Task Force

Exc. 7

let

to AC

4/2/76

I-DAG

A CON GO

Ka litt ti

197%

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED:

BATE E0S ONES AN

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...e.sa

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

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535

Addressee:

DITR

X] LHM

Caption of Document:

SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

• Memo • Report dated.

4/2/76

U.S. Senate Select Committee (SSC)

(SSC Letter 3/31/76 Re Marilyn

Monroe)

Delivered by:

Richard, 1a1por. Dato: H7/12

Received by:

ey COoler

Return this receipt to the Intelligence Division, FBI

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

DATE /E5ODEVBALR BALL

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.............

-TO:

Intelligence Community Staff

ATTN: Central Index

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

FROM:

FBI

SUBJECT: Abstract of Information Provided to Select Committees

1. HOW PROVIDED

appropriate

If a document was made available

for review

but

not transmitted, so note.)

DOCUMENT

BRIEFING

INTERVIEW

TESTIMONY

OTHER

TE: SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE

BEFORE COMPLETING.

2. DATE PROVIDED

4/2/76

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

*

SSC

¡HSC

4.

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

interviewee, testifier and subject)

Memorandum and enclosures

5.Wise Wise spare cereal requese

wise

state

of diame, merative

response to formal request, other-

initiative,

subpoena, etc.)

6. CLASSIFICATION OF

INFORMATION (enter

Codeword,

IS air

SSC letter 3/31/76

U

7. KEy unde fent fot emphasioriate key words from the list provided separately; if key words not listed are

ALL PAST 106O0.1629

Infornation handling

8. SUMMARY (see reverse

side before completing this item)

Material regarding publication of book about Marilyn Monroe

by Frank Capell.

62-116395

SJM:lhb

(4)

DEAT

As

YELLOW

CONARCYION VAIS SENSUNY 45 CONNUNITY INDEX

58

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

379| (6-75)

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INSTRUCTIONS

• Type or print clearly in ink.

• Indicate classification of the abstract top and bottom.

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

"FROM" entry should clearly identify the organization providing the

information.

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

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

copy of the original abstract, with the change indicated.

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

substance of information and showing relationship to Intelligence Community

matters if appropriate.

Any feedback or evidence of investigatory interests

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

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

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

interviewee is current or former employee, etc. If actual document or transcript

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

pages may be attached if necessary.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

5010-106

MAY 1862 EDITION

GSA GEN. REG. NO, 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

J. B. Adams

FROM :

Legal Counsel

SUBJECT SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON

INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

DATE: 4/2/76

Assoc. Dir. -

Dep. AD Adm. -

Dep. AD Inv. _

Asst. Dir.:

Admin..

Comp. Syst. -

Ext. Affairs -

Files & Com.-

Gon. Inv..

Ident.

Inspoction

Intell. -

-aboratory

Legal &

Plan. & Evdl.

Spec. Inv. -

Training

Telephone Rm. -

Director Sec'y —

1.1

Reference SSC request dated 2/18/76.

The SSC requested to interview Special Agents - -

Joseph Stanley, Joseph McCabe, and Roy Martin Mitchell re-

garding investigation of the Black Panther Party in Chicago.

The SSC was furnished the following documents:

memorandum

SAC, Chicago to Director, HBL,

12/18/68; memorandum SAC,

Chicago to Director, FBI,. 1/13/69; memorandum SAC, Chicago

to Director, FBI,. 3/4/69.

The SSC requested interview with

these three Agents, and also the names of other FBI personnel

responsible for the preparation of the above-mentioned docu-

ments.

Inasmuch as these three Agents are currently involved

in civil litigation with the Black Panther Party in Chicago,

the Department has determined the SSC would not be allowed

to interview these Agents at this time.

The Department has

offered to furnish transcripts of the testimony of these

Agents to the SSC as it is available.

Contact with Steven K. Blackhurst, Assistant Special

Counsel for Intelligence Activities, U. S. Department of

Justice, indicates that he is of the opinion that SSC should

not be furnished with any additional names of Bureau Agents

involved in the investigation of the Black Panther Party in

Chicago. This matter is currently being litigated in a civil

trial in Chicago, Illinois.

REC-45

116-37-15416

RECOMMENDATION:

5T-116

APR 13 1976

For information.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

DATE DENS ERRALAN

1 - Mr.

Mintz

1 - Mr.

Leavitt

1 - Mr.

Cregar

1 - Mr.

Blunt

1 - Mr.

Thornton

1 - Mr.

Coulson

DOC: jSI

APR 2 68 18976 py

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MIKE MANSFIELD

MONTANA

Hniten Siates Senate

Office of the Majority Header

Mashingtan, Ad. 20510

March 22, 1976

Assoc. Dir.

Dep.-A.D.

Dep.-A.D.-I1

Asst. Dir.:

Admin.

Comp. Syst

Ext. Affairs

Gen. Inv. -

Ident.

Insportion

Intell. -

Tan ca

Plan.

Rec, Mg

Spec. In

Training

Telephone

Tem.

Director Sec'y.

spey

Honorable Frank Church

Chairman

Select Committee to study

Governmental Operations with

Respect to Intelligence Activities

United States Senate

Washington, D.C.

20510

Dear Mr. Chairman:

Senses.,,

This will acknowledge receipt of your letter of the

nineteenth 'and the enclosures accompanying it, all of which I

appreciated receiving and have read with interest.

I agree with the conclusion of the select Committee

that the FBI Director should be permitted to resume the Bureau's

routine records destruction program.

With best personal wishes, I am

sincerely yours,

23

1976

RDED COPY FLUED IN

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED A

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

DATE 8/30/82 BY 304 ELW/RTC

cC:

Honorable Clarence M. Kelley

e Mansfield

MONTANREC 452-116385=1545

23 M4 3 1876

13x 21

NPR 2 3,1976 1

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Hniter States Senate

Office nt the Majoity Header

Mashington, F.O. 20510

Official Business

Mike

Honorable Clarence M. Kelley

Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Washington, D. C.

20535

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On 3, '4q/76 the Bureau received copies of letters dated

3/19/16 to Senators Scott and Ma)

field from Senator

Church wherein Senator Church Stated the Seleot

Committee believed the Director should be permitted

to resume the Bureau's routine records destruction

program.

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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20530

APR 8 1976

TO:

John A. Mint

Assistant Director

Legal Counsell

Division

Federal Bureau of Investigation

FROM:

5B

Steven K. Blackhurst

Assistant Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coordination

SUBJECT: senate Select Committee Letter Dated April 5, 1976

Attached for your information is a letter from

the Senate Select Committee dated April 5, 1976.

action is necessary unless the Bureau has objections

to the draft report referred to in the Senate Select

Committee letter.

At my leches, Iner Bleshurst

ART ORMATION CONTAINEE

DATE VERSES SALALAR

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The minenal Never.

Me Corle afvice that fuckin

reaches cort isl

141/9/76

ENOL OSURI:

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5. APR 14 1976

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FRANK CHURCH, IDAHO, CHAIRM

OHN G. TOWER, TEXAS, VICE CHA

PHILIP A. HART, MICH.

WALTER F. MONDALE, MINA.

• HOWARD H. BAP.

" JR., TENN.

BARRY GOLDIVATER, ARÍZ... •

WALTER D. HUDDLESTON, KY.

BARRLES MCC. MATHIAS, JR. NO. 'ED I

ROBERT MORGAN, N.C.

RICHARD S. SCHWEIKER, PA.

GARY-MART, COLO.

WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR

FREDERICK A. O. SCHWARZ, JR., CHIEF COUNSEL,

CURTIS TO SMOTHERS, MINORITY SENSE N

Waited Biates Senate

SELECT COMMITTEE TO

7 58 AM •76 TUDY FENNENTAL REACTONE WITH

DEPT.OF JUSTICE

(PURSUANT TO 5. RES, 21, S6TH CONGRESS)

MAIL REON

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510

OROM

April 5, 1976

Michael E. Shaheen, Jr., Esq.

Office of Professional Responsibility

U.S. Department of Justice (Room 4313)

Washington D.C. 20530

Dear Mike:

On March 22 and 23, 1976, Mr. Seymour Phillips of the FBI •

reviewed the Select Committee's draft report entitled "Dr. Martir

Luther King, JI., Case Study" for security problems. On April 2,

1976, MI. Phillips reviewed

a later draft of the report, which hac

been revised to meet the security problems raised in the March 22-

23 review.

This letter is intended to confirm the fact that, unless I

receive word to the contrary from you, the Department of Justice

has no objection, on security grounds, to the publication of

this report.

Thanks very much for your help throughout the inquiry into

this subject.

Sincerely,

ALL INFORMATION GONTAINED

cc: Paul Daly, FBI

MH..55169 Do0Id:32989589

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Frederick

A."O. Schwarz, Jr.

Chief Counsel

OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS

OFFICE OF PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBIL

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

8

APR 6 1976

R.A.O

OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE

F..

EN INCE OF PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY

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OPTIONAL, FORM NO, 10

5010-106

MAY 19,02 ERLION

GSA GEN. REG, NO, 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Mr JI. W. Leavital?

FROM

• O. Cregant)

I-Mr. Adams

1-Mr. Mintz

TBR SECRET 1-Mr. Trevatt

DATE:

3/30/76

1-Mr. Shackelford

1-Mr. Deegan

1-Mr. Cregar

Assoc. Dir.

Dop. AD-Agn

Deps AD lh

Asst. Dif

Admir

Comp. Syst.

Ext. Affairs

Files & Com.

Gen. Inv.

Idents

SUBJECT SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE (SSC)

DOSWGRADED TO

238 d

Plan. & Eval.

Spec. Inv. _

Training -

Telophone Rm. -

Director Soc'y -

• PURPOSE:

08

at 174201

Io report the results of a meeting representatives

of the Bureau had with Departmental officials on the morning of

Select Committee.

solo commit vert densed to Pret ree

SYNOPSIS:

AGASCI

DECLASSIFY ON: A

EM DRE 16

On 3/30/76 Messrs Paul Daly, Robert Shackelford

and W. O. Cregar met with officials of the Department to review

recommendations of the Staff of the Senate Select Committee.

Present from the Department were Messrs Douglas Marvin,

Michael-Shaheen, Jack Fuller, Allen Kornblum, and William Funk.

Areas of concern to the Bureau were identified to Departmental officials

and their comments solicited. Department officials voiced opinion

that most of the recommendations in the report will never be in-

corporated into statutory form.

CL'

1491888/3615

RECOMMENDATIONS:

2,3

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Ofiv

APPRUVED:

Assoc. Dir..4

Dep. AD Adm

Asst. Dir.:

Admin...

REG- 113

comp. Syst.

Laboratory..

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Gen. Inv....

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62-1143231540

23 APR 13 1976

Enclosure

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CONTINUED - OVER

8.4 APR 1 6 1976

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Memorandum to Mr. T.W. Leavitt

Re: Senate Select Committee (SSC)

DETAILS:

On the morning of 3/30/76 Messrs Paul V. Daly, Robert L.

Shackelford and William O. Cregar met with Departmental officials in

the office of Douglas Marvin, Counsel to the Attorney General, to discuss

the so-called final draft of the Senate Select Committee. Joining Marvin

were Michael Shaheen, Jack Fuller, William Funk and Allen Kornblum.

At the outset of the meeting Departmental officials stated they

do not desire we redraft the report for the Committee nor correct obvious

errors of fact in the report. In addition, Mr. Fuller voiced the opinion

that no matter what the Bureau or the Department suggests to correct the

report, the Staff of the Senate Select Committee will pretty much do what

they want, implying that the minds of the Staff regarding the report have

already been made up.

In addition, Fuller noted that in his opinion certain

recommendations contained in the report reflected the personal opinions of

Mark Gitenstein, John Elliff, and Mike Epstein, all Staff members of the

Senate Select Committee.

With that the Departmental and Bureau representatives

reviewed the recommendations set out in the draft received by the Bureau

at approximately 4 p.m., on the evening of 3/29/76.

Attached is a copy of a work paper prepared on 3/29/76 for

the Director's information. The issues raised by Bureau representatives

with Departmental officials are identified in this work paper. In the

absence of specific comments, Departmental officials took the position that-

they agreed with the Bureau's concern'but noted that probably nothing could

Ibe done to change the substance of the Staff's paper.

Specific comments of Departmental officials are set out

below keyed to the Arabic number of the issues raised in the attached workpaper.

3. It appears the foreign intelligence agencies, i.e., CIA

and NSA are precluded from conducting investigation in the United States

against foreigners. Douglas Marvin was not sure that these agencies are

precluded and hoped to clarify that during a meeting he, Mr. Fuller and

Mr. Funk expected to have with Senate Staff people during the afternoon of

3/30/76.

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Memorandum to Mr. T. W. Leavitt

Re: Senate Select Committee (SSC)

4. Departmental officials interpose no objection to

the Director of Central Intelligence having authority over the intelligence

community to mandate physical, document and personnel security.

7. This appeared to preclude NSA from exploiting

clandestine transmissions within the United States between foreign

establishments and their agents. Mr. Funk expressed the opinion that

this as onto a coat the verment sued, theretore co are

exploited by NSA. (5)

8. The final draft of the Senate Select Committee

reviewed py bureau oificials now allows for the use of military

personnel as double agents against hostile foreign officials in the

United States. (5)

11. This relates to Number 3 and it would appear that

Departmental officials will get clarification from the Staff of the

Senate Select Committee as to what, if any, domestic activities CIA,

NSA and the military can engage in.

12. The Department concurred with the opinion of

Bureau representatives that the recommendations distort or mis-

interpret Terry v. Ohio (The Stop and Frisk Standard). They stated

they would prefer to let the recommendations stand as they are with

the error in them as this reflects substantially on the credibility of

the recommendations.

as

16. Department officials were/concerned as Bureau

representatives regarding the sealing and purging procedure noting

this included destruction of indices. Departmental officials intended

to seek clarification from the Staff as to whether indices could be

retained should it be necessary to locate and unseal materials collected

by the FBI.

18. The Departmental officials were adamant that underlying

or texas should not be made available to Congressional committees

3-

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..

T&R SECRET

Memorandum to Mr. T. W. Leavitt

Re: Senate Select Committee (SSC)

21. There were mixed feelings regarding the establishment

of a general counsel and whether or not it politicized the FBI. The

consensus was that much study will have to be done on this particular subject.

22. Douglas Marvin and Jack Fuller both stated that the

selection by the Attorney General of Assistant Directors was not a desirable

procedure and Marvin was not even aware that present procedures allow

for the designation of Assistant Directors of the FBI by the Attorney General.

The general consensus among Departmental officials was that although the

Attorney General had to approve the selection of Assistant Directors, such

selection would probably remain with the discretion of the Director.

23. Departmental officials shared Bureau concern over the

concept of annual statutory authorization for domestic intelligence programs.

They pointed out that based on their contacts with Staff people, the Staff

seemed to envision an annual review and possible complete change of

direction of these investigations on a yearly basis as. the Congress at that

time perceives the threat to domestic security.

Departmental officials also hope to clarify with the Senate

Select Committee Staff as to whether programs to collect cryptographic

material against foreign establishments (Anagram) is provided for in the

final draft.

(V)

The meeting concluded with the observation that very few

of therecommendations will ever be incorporated into possible statutes.

Mr. Funk voiced the opinion that probably a charter for 'NSA and for the

FBI to engage in foreign counterintelligence investigations would result

from these recommendations, however, he expected little more, if anything,

to be written into new statutes. Prior to the meeting breaking up,

Mr. Marvin indicated to Bureau representatives that he would orally

furnish the results of his meeting with the Staff of the Senate Select Committee

scheduled for the afternoon of 3/30/76.

-4.

SECRET

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OVERVIEW

1. Permissible areas of activity of the FBI in the

domestic security field are limited to

a. Terrorism

V. Hostile foreign intelligence activity

c. Domestic violence and rioting

The scope of investigations permitted is limited.

to those imminent violations of Fuderal law related to the

above three areas.

Imminence is defined as "soon to be engaged

in."

V.s.

2. The absence of specific language to allow, foreign

intelligence agencies, i.e., NSA, CIA, and the military to

• engage in intelligence collection activities in the U.s.

creates a void, in the overall intelligence product required by

the policy-maker. This void cannot be filled by the FBI due

to the lack of statutory authority as well as the capability to

collect positive foreign intelligence in this highly specialized

172.98

field.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINEB

DATE VINO SERIALI

3. Recommendations recognize the use of "specialized

techniques" but require "probable cause" standards for their

use. We believe the establishment of probable cause would be

most difficult if not impossible in many of these areas covered

by the recommendations.

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4.

Provisions of the recommendations dealing with •

sealing and purging of investigative results and cases resulting

from preventive criminal intelligence investigations would

probably preclude FBI from recovering information on individuals

who subsequently become the subject of a name check or other

inquiry due to newly developed information. Investigators

could

not accumulate incriminating information and each item

of information would stand alone.

5. Recommendations require excessive oversight. calling

for full access to the files by the Department of Justice,

the Congress, and the General Accounting Office. This would

inevitably result in the compromise of the integrity of our

files and breach the confidential relationship we enjoy with

our sources.

6. The recommendations originating in the Congress provide

in-depth oversight to an extent probably not Constitutionally

provided and are: probably in excess of the generally recognized

separation of powers among the three branches of Government.

T. There are provisions in the recommendations which

could lead to the political abuse of the FBI. Appointments

of Assistant Directors by the Attorney General would have severe

impact on the Bureau from a career development and professional

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service concept.

Direct Attorney General operational super-

vision and Congressional in-depth review would weaken the

independent role of the Director to function free of political

pressures.

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'SENATE INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE'S

STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS

DETAILS.

1482 8 g/418

1. Pgs 1-3

EXE"TT

DATE OF

DECLAGSIFICATO REFINITE

The limitation imposed by the Committee's definition

of domestic security activities of the Federal Government are

far too restrictive and limited to

a. Terrorism

b. Protection from hostile foreign

intelligence activity

c. Protection from rioting AND DomEsTic

Vrokerke

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

RAIY

317IS0 EXCE

7722

2.

Pages 1-3, 25

The limitation imposed on the scope of investigations

"stresses. the imminence of the statutory violation, thereby

not enabling the FBI to collect the necessary intelligence

to make a determination as to whether a specific violation is

imminent or is about to occur.

**11-6-00

CLASHED BY SPAALAY

REASON 1.0

3.

Pages 4 and 5

DECLASSIFY UN: X

MDX16

The foreign intelligence agencies appear to be precluded

from conducting any investigations in the . S. Lor which the FBI

now has no authority to conduct and if given that authority is

not equipped to handle, i. e.

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ENGLOGURG,

SECRET

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tree

COLVEL I

.a. CIA's Foreign Resources Division

b. CIA's Domestic Contacts Division activities

c. NSA's Communications Security responsi-.

bilities

d. The clandestine collection of positive

foreign intelligence in the U. s.

-

1121

4.

Page 5

The Director of Central Intelligence as manager of the

intelligence community will have the authority over the community

MANDATE

including the Department of Justice to

mainte physical,

document, and personnel security - does the Attorney General

want this?

5.

Page 10

Paragraph 13 completely ignores the "need to know"

principle and needlessly proliferates sensitive information

including materials which could possibly identify confidential

sources with whom this Bureau has an obligation to protect

their identity.

6.

Page 11

Document leaves a complete void in establishing pro-

cedures for communications security, baNsCH). NSA previously

had this responsibility. (The vulnerability of our black phones

would not have surfaced 'if the suggested procedures were in effect. ic).

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7. Page 1l

Clandestine transmissions within the U. S. between

hostile foreign establishments. and their agents can no longer

EXPLOITED

be monitored by NSA. It is questionable whether the FBI has the

equipment and manpower to pick up this responsibility, (s)

8.

Pages 13-15

The recommendations appear to eliminate the cooperative

effort by the FBI and the military services in the use of military.

double agents in the U.S., thus depriving the intelligence.

community of determining essential elements of information sought

digested by the hostile foreign intelligence service againstabadl

the Department of Defense. (g)

9. Pages 21 and 22 .

From a practical standpoint in foreign counterintelli-

gence investigations and domestic security investigations, it is

difficult and sometimes

impossible to establish "probable cause

to believe that the mail contains evidence of criminal activity."

This provision all but eliminates the use of mail openings even

with a judicial warrant.

3

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10. Pg. 22, V, I. The following sentence is a

direct quote from Senate recommendations.

"All domestic

security activities of the Federal Government should be

under the authority, supervision, and control of the

Attorney General."

This may refer to administrative supervision,

but, in the overall context, it is clearly the tenor of

the recommendations to put the Attorney General (Department)

into a direct operational supervisory posture. Attorney

General Levi has specifically stated he does not wish to

operate in this manner.

11. Pg. 23, 2. This provision centralizes

all domestic security investigation activity within the FBI.

Does this, in fact, pRemote other agencies of the

intelligence community, such as CIA, NSA and the military

intelligence departments? If so, the FBI would have to

substantially increase its manpower and other resources

with a concomitant increase in budget authorization.

il,

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sound

12. Pg. 26, 2.

The recommendations acknowledge

a need for investigations prior to an actual violation of

Federal statute. In describing what they term "preventive

criminal intelligence investigations," they would authorize

investigation where there is a "reasonable suspicion" to

believe that a person intends to soon engage in some sort

of terrorist or hostile foreign intelligence-directed

ictivity. The problem here is that while lerry Y: Oni‹

(the stop and frisk standard) they immediately attempt to

narrow the meaning of that decision by putting it in a

more imninent category by use of the word soon. A contact

case, for example, involving a hostile foreign establishment

would be virtually impossible to meet the standard of

"intent" and "soon." The same problem would apply in

virtually all of our security work.

• 130.

Pg. 26, III. Under caption Civil Disorder

Assistance, there is no provision for any agency, including

- the FBI, to obtain intelligence prior to the outbreak of

domestic violence or rioting.

only provision for FBI

involvement and Department involvement is the use of Federal

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troops for enforcement of Federal law or Federal court order.

Thereby, the FBI would not be. in a position to advise the

Attorney General of the imminence of such violence and

rioting. This is more restrictive than the Attorney General's

guidelines which cover the provision of obtaining advanced

• intelligence, as well as covers FBI activity in connection

with demonstrations.

14. Pg. 32. (4).. This provision required the

establishment of probable cause to believe that the place

SEARCHED

to be reocked (surreptitious entry) "contains evidence of

a crime."

This provision does not provide for the

• acquisition of espionage paraphernalia, i.e., shortwave

radio, secret writing equipment, etc., which in and of

itself is not evidence of a crime.

• 15. Pg• 33, (1). This restricts the use of

informants to identify a perpetratorsof the act (illegal)

and collection of evidence.

In other-words, informants

may not be used until after a crime is committed.

Shade i,

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16. Page 37-E2

Do. the sealing and purging procedures allow for

"the retention in FBI indices of references to the sealed or

purged materials? If not, there is no way that the FBI can

recover information on individuals who subsequently become the

subject of a name check or inquiry due to newly developed infor-

mation. This would also mean that as investigators we would

be denied the ability to accumulate incriminating information

and each bit of material received would have to stand on its

own as to whether a violation of Federal statute existed. This

is totally contrary to practical concepts of conducting investi-

gations, particularly in the area recommendations are concerned

with.

17. Page 39-3

Requires that the Bureau be accountable for actions

taken by a foreign intelligence or military agency of a foreign

power regarding ta.

*actions that foreign power takes will ON

information disseminated to them by the FBI. This would put

the Bureau in the impossible and impractical position of

attempting to control friendly foreign. agencies to operate

with thin criteria imposed on the FBI by these recommendations.

18. Page 41-4.

The provision that agencies within the Executive Branch

and authorized Congressional committees have access to all

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underlying information necessary for their legislative functions

completely destroys the integrity of FBI files.

Scotic i

19. Page 42-2

This calls for termina ion of "preventive criminal

intelligence investigations" by the Attorney General after one

year except with a 'written finding of 'compelling circumstances.'"

This is excessive language and while the Attorney General's

guidelines call for review and approval after one year of a

continued investigation, the tenor of the recommendation is

far more severe and impractical by use of the language "compelling

circumstances."

20. Page 43g.

Specialized techniques against foreigners suggests

the FBI be authorized to use unusual techniques but does not

identify the techniques and does prohibit bodily injury,

threat of physical harm, or violations of the Constitution

or any law. It is unclear what techniques could be employed

that could fit into the limitations proscribed in the recommenda-

tions. Are surreptitious entry and mail openings precluded

by this language? (U)

MOMEN

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21. Pgs. 44-50. The establishment of a general

counsel and inspector general in all intelligence agen. les

including politicizing of me mBS a to tire

opens a myriad of questions which cannot be addressed in

appetitement

this paper at this time. The role of a general counsel

donesias

and an inspector general should be the subject of a separate

paper and will require considerable research

and study.

22. Pg. 50, 3.

The appointment of Assistant

• Directors of the FBI by the Attorney General demeans the

role of the Director of the FBI and prevents him from

selecting his staff. It also adversely affects the career

development of Agents, adversely affects morale and, in

effect, politicizes the Bureau.

23. Pg. 51, B. The FBI and other agencies would

be required to seek annual statutory authorization for

MAKING.

MUCH OF

their programs. This also stresses public as well as such

Information as feasible, to obtain congressional statutory

authorization on annual basis for all programs would

obviously be cumbersome to the point of making implementation

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of this provision completely impractiçal. There is also

an alas of separation of powers involved here.

24. Pg. 55, XI. Congressional oversight and

broader access to filesof intelligence agencies strikes at

the very heart of the integrity of FBI files. Such a

recommendation, if approved, would place in jeopardy the

confidential relationship intelligence agencies enjoy with

their sources and would proliferate extremely sensitive

information,

1na dag

the lives and safety of assets.

25. Pgs. 56-59. Definitions. We would hope

the FBI will have the opportunity to discuss in detail the

definitions set out in the above pages in order to insure

the completeness of these definitions.

SECRET

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

5010-106

MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

: Mr

J. B. Adams

Assoc. Dir.

Dep. AD Ar

Dop. AD in

Asst. Dir.:

Admin. -

FROM

Legal Counsel(

SUBJECT: SENSTUDY 75

Telephone Rm. _

Attached are copies of correspondence dated 3/19/7 Director Secy

from Chairman Frank Church to Majority Leader Mike Mansfield

and Minority Leader Hugh Scott recommending resumption of

the Bureau records destruction program. The Chairman's letter

also refers to recent correspondence between the Bureau, Attorney

General Levi and Senator Church which refer to the reinstitution

of this program (copies attached) •

The purpose of this memorandum is to advise that

Senators Mansfield and Scott also concur in the resumption of

the program and will forward a joint letter to Mr. Kelley ex-

pressing their approval that we resume our records destruction

program as outlined in Chairman Church's letter.

On 3/24/76, Senator Scott advised SA Richard T.

Taylor, Jr., that he

has instructed his Administrative

Assistant, Kenneth E. Davis, to prepare a joint letter of

approval for his signature and that of Majority Leader

Mansfield with whom he has already discussed resumption of

our records destruction program.

Francis R. Valeo, Secretary of the Senate, also

advised SA Taylor that Majority Leader Mansfield concurs with

Senator Scott and that the Office of Congressional Affairs will

be notified of completion of the joint letter on or about 3/26/76.

RECOMMENDATION:

C02-111957

1 tadon mine the ore of gone ten it 3. 1539

the joint letter

APR 13 1976

teratory orie

Enclosures (6)

1 - Mr. Mintz - Encs.

1

. - Mr. Leavitt - Encs.

- Mr. McDermott - Encs.

- Mr. Phillips - Encs.

1

- Mr. Daly - Encs.

1 - Mr. Taylor - Encs.

8 4 APR 1 6 T9i6

iLadLAD

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APPROVED:

Assoc. Dir..M.

Sep. AD Adn

Asst, Dir a

Ad.m.7

Comp Syst.......

Ext Affairs.

Gen. Ir

Inan

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SEP 1 2 1975

mous

NROID BH CODED

6-59

FROM

PM NITEL 9 - 12-75 GXR

DIRECTOR (62-116395)

BIRMINGHAM (66-2204)

Assoc. Dir.

Dep.-A.D.-Adm.-

Dep.-A.D.-Inven

Asst. Dir.:

Admin.

Comp. Syst.

Ext. Affairs

Files & Com.

Gen. Inv. -

Ident.

Inspection l

Intell.

Laboratory*

Plan. & Eval

Spec. Inv. -

raining,

(Legal /Coun.

Telephone Rm. -

Director Sec'y.

CSENSTUDY 75

REBUNITEL 9-5-75 AND BH NITEL 9-11-75.

JOHN DAVID POPE, JR., 221 REMINGTON ROAD, BIRMINGHAM,

ALABAMA, TELEPHONE 205-853-8396, RETURNED FROM VACATION

THIS DATE AND WASSALERTED THAT HE MIGHT BE CONTACTED

=*

BY SSC STAFF EOR INTERVIEW RE MAIL OPENINGS. POPE COULD

NOT RECALL ANY ACTION DURING BUREAU EMPLOYMENT WHICH WOULD

SERVE AS BASIS FOR SSC STAFF CONTACT. HOWEVER, HE WAS MOST

APPRECIATIVE OF BUREAU'S OFFER OF ASSISTANCE AND INDICATED

HE WOULD RESPECT ALL AGREEMENTS WITH THE BUREAU RE CONFIDENTIALITY

OF BUREAU

WORK.

END

TOT-X3

COPY RETAINED

LSG FBIHQ CLR FOR TWO AND

T KS

1*:

PERSS

HE-8 2-116395-1538

55711

ONE 17 APR 6 1976

FOLIORATION CONTANCE

HEREINIS UNG

DATE NIS UNDO BE SPRAURI

its (loast),

61'

57 MAY 1 € 1978

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TO

FROM

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA FPAIR (11 CFR) 101 - 11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Mr.

I. W. leavitt ful

s. F. Phillips

1 - Mr.

J

J. McDermott

(Attn: J. W. Awe)

1 - Mr. T. W. Leavitt

1 - Mr. S. F. Phillips

DATE:

4/2/76

SUBJECT:

SENSTUDY 75

Assoc. Dir. _=

Dep. AD Adm. -

Dep. AD inv. -

Asst. Dir.:

Admin.

Comp. Syst. -

Ext. Affairs _

Files & Com. -

Gen. Inv. -

Ident.

Inspection

Intell. _

Laboratory

Legal Coun. _

Plan. & Eval. -

Spec. Inv. -

Training

Telephone Rm. _

Director See'y -

Reference is made to memorandum from W. O. Cregar

to Mr. W. R. Wannall 4/11/75, by which approval was

obtained for the maintenance of the file relating to

captioned matter in Room 4063, J. Edgar Hoover Building,

rather than for the maintenance of it by the Files and

the main enas,

Communications Division. Similar memorandum 9/25/75 renewed

approval.

This matter concerns the Bureau-wide effort to

service the numerous requests of the U. S. Senate Selec

Committee on Intelligence Activities.

We are still lmmersed

in this effort and the absolute necessity for maintenance

of the file with our Project relating to Senstudy 75

continues.

1)

UNRECORDED COPY FILEO IN

1153k

Memorandum to All Bureau Officials and Supervisors

7/24/75, requires semiannual renewal for maintenance of

files away from the Files and Communications Division.

In

accordance with the provisions of that requirement and

because of the compelling reasons for maintaining the file

in place as we have

it continue as is.

ALL INFORMATION CATFANES

RECOMMENDATION:

APR 8

1976

Captioned file continue to be maintained in

Room 4063, J. Edgar Hoover Building.

62-116395

SFP: 1hz/hb

(4)

APPROVED:

Assoc. Dir...

Dep. AD Adm

Dep. AD lit

Asst. Dir.:

Admin...

Camp. Syst.

Ext. Afiairs.

Con.iiv..

land.

Inspeciion.

Laboratory.

Legal Coun

Spec. Inv.

84 M

7 1 5 1976

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

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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20530

MAR 3 0 1976

0:

Paul

•rederal

Bureau of Investigation

FROM:

SB

Steven Blackhurst

Assistant Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coordination

/ SUBJECT:

FBI Memoranda Not Sent to Senate Select Committee

•O1S

pir

Place he

411178

The Deputy Attorney General has instructed that

we not send the following FBI memoranda to the Senate

Select Committee:

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

CRENSUNG.ASSIFIE

ATE 1-600 BY 5/2A6)

DATE

SUBJECT

"1.

March 16, 1976

Failure to

get clearance of Huston

Plan materials

12.

March 16, 1976

I. A. Times article concerning

Senator Henry Jackson (Classified

SECRET)

Fibrea

Marel 20, 1976

Enclosed letter from former infor-

mant, Larry D. Grathwohl

4.

Marchy 13,

1976

January 19, 1976

SSC Contacts with former informant,

Douglas F. Durham

→ Plaustade. Cone

413/22

See 62116397-1390

anothel minoon

Dorset case, which

AST

4 JUL 2

1976

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

GSA FPAIR 141 CFN) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Assoc. Dir. -

Dep. AD Adm. -

: Mr

FROM

iS. F. Phillips,

1 • Mr. E. W. Walsh

(Attn: R. L. Olsen)

1 - Mr. T. W. Leavitt

DATE: 3/30/76

1 - Mr. J. G. Deegan

1 - Mr. J. W. McCaffrey

1 - Mr. S. F. Phillips

Dep. AD Inv. -

Asst. Dir.:

Admin.

Comp. Syst.

Ext. Affairs

Files & Com.

Gen. Inv.

Ident.

Inspection

Intell.

Laboratory

Legal Coun.

Plan. & Eval.

SUBJECT: SENSTUDY 75

ALL INFORIMATION CONTAINED

Spec. Inv. -

DATE YEES ERALMYR

Training -

elsphone Rm. -

irector Sec'y -

Prior memoranda have effected the transfer

of the

Bureau's Document Classification Officer and his functions from

the Inspection Division to the IS-1 Section, INTD; and the

consolidation into IS-1 of all classification reviews in

Freedom of Information Act matters, including the addition of

several supervisors and support personnel.

The physical location

of these people can best be effected by utilizing Room 4063,

consisting of approximately 700 usable square feet, presently

site of SENSTUDY 75 Project. In order to accommodate the

above,

It is necessary to relocate SENStudy 75, the needs of which

for approximately the next six to eight months will be:

A room (or contiguous rooms) of approximately 500 to

600 square feet which will accommodate four to five people,

with desks for each; approximately 15 file cabinets; and a work

table approximately

5'X:3' plus two or three smaller

ones.

This space need not be in INTD. This space and personnel will

be used for a'wrap-up' project relating to SENSTUDY 75,

once our current work is completed, and will entail the

integration of files and indiges and a number of other record-

keeping functions.

62-116375-1535

This matter has been

discussed with Supervisor R. L.

Olsen of the Headquarters Billing Unit, Administrative Division,

Who 1s Initiating a search to locate necessazy apace as indicated

above.

RECOMMENDATION:

Administrative Division to attempt to locate space

to accommodate the temporary needs described above.

APPROVED:

Comp. Syst.

Laboratory..

62-116395

Assoc. Dir....

Ext. Affairs

Legal Coun..

Dep. AD Adm.

Gen. Inv.

Plan. & Eval..

SFP: eks

(6) 222

Dep. AD Inv..

Ident..

Rec. Mgmt.

Asst. Dir.:

Inspection.

Spec. Inv...

* 'Admini

iraining r

84 AL

6 1976

Reset 66-1120)

0g.

XNi

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ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

_BY _2,322

DATE 3-1-22

The

attorney General

Director, FBI

1-Mr.

J.Bó Adams

1-Mr.

H.N.

Bassett

I-MT.

J.J.

2-MT.

J.A

McDermott

Mintz

(I-MT.

P. V. Daly)

March 26, 1976

I-Mr. T.W. Leavitt

I-Mr. S.F. Phillips

1-Mr. S.J. Miller

U.

S.

SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

ON

INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

CLASSIED INYORMATION ENCLOSED

Reference is made to SSC letters dated February 4,

1976, Part II, and March 16, 1976, requesting certain

materials from

the FBI.

Enclosed for your approval and forwarding to the

SSC

is the original of a memorandum, with enclosures, believed

to

be responsive to referenced request.

A copy of the memorandum is also being furnished

for your records.

HEREIA LE INCTASSITIED

Since material being furnished to the sse inyolves

items maintained in the "Official and Confidential" (0 & C)

PICHES WASRE SHOWN

files pertaining to White House requests, it is suggested you

nay desire

to clear their passage with the White House prior

forwarding to the SSC.

It is noted that memoranda

being furnished dated

May 23, 1945, excised

to delete material believed not to be

responsive to this request, and November 15, I945, were locate

5

in a folder described in the O & C inventory as containing

According to procedures adopted on

July 24,

derosa tory 5, rmiton Justice Department representatires and

jiat

described as derogatory may be withheld. However, as the

material responsive to the

SSC request does not appear deroga-

toxy, it may be furnished, with your concurrence,

to the ssc.

APPROVED:,

Assoc. Dir. -

Enclosures (2)

Assoc. Dir. C

EXi?Altairs.

Laboratory. AAR

Dep. AD Adm. -

Gon Inv. / / 1

Pian. & Eval:.

534

Dep. AD Inv. -

Dep. AD Inv

Asst. Dir.:

62-116395

Admin.

hiLl- 11 Asst. Dir.:

-Rec. Mgmts

Inspection..

Spec. Inv...

Admin.

Comp. Syst.

Apping 975-

1

Ext. Affairs

The Deputy Attorney General

Files & Com..

Attention:

Michael E. Shaheen, Jx.

Gen. Iny. A

Special Counsel for

Ident.

Inspection

Intelligence Coordination

Intell.

Laboratory

Plon. & Eval.

Spec. Inv. -

(2) jel

(12)

Training

Legal Coun. -

TO BE HAND DELIVERED

BY THE

OFFICE

OF CONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS

Telephone Rm.

Sire or APR 1 3/157800M

TELETYPE UNIT

GPO: 1975 O - 569-920

HH

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CONFIPENTPAL,

62-116395

1-Mx.

J.B.

Adams

Bassett

I-Mr. J.J.

McDermott

2-Mr. J.A,

Mintz

(I-Mx. P.V, Daly)

1-Mx. T.W. Leavitt

March 26, 1976

SaF. Phillips

U. S. SENATE SELECT COUMITTEE TO

STUDY GOVERIMEIITAL OPCRATIONS WITH

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIGS (SSC)

-Mr

Beforence is nade to SSC lettor dated March 16,

1976, nhich is a clarification and amplification of SSC

CONTINOD NUME BEY

TRTCZESURONNE KEENAN

AMONS ENGAG ONE

request of february 1, 1976, Part II, requcsting delivery

of materials pertaining to clectronic survoillance of

White Ilouse staft officials under the administration of

Prosident Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1944 aud 1945, specifi

cally including the residence telephones of Mr. Harry

Hopkins and Nr.

Thomas Corcoran. In addition, the SSC

rcquosted satorials portaining to the authorization and

purpose of the clectronie surveillances fron 1945 to 1948

ropresented by the raterial appearing in tho "Official

ánd

Confidontial" (0 & C) files of Director Hoovor. (C

'IXe

I MISS

Delivered with this monorandun are copies of

correspondence fron

the Whito House and the offico of

Dircetor Hoover locatod in an 08 C file and belioved to

TOSY0e

pertain to tho authorization and purpose of electronic sur

voillance os the rosidence telophone of Ir. Harry Hopkins.

Also being dolivored aro copies os nemoranda datod

Hay

23,

1915, and Novonber 15, 1945, located in an 0 & C filo

and pertaining to tho authorization

and

surveillance of Mx. Thomas Corcoran.

Uposa of electronie

On Larch 1, 1976, SSC Stait Lonber Mark Gitenstoin

identiried naterial proviously reviorod by hin in an 0 & C

file as boing responsive to this reguesi. Also being dolivored

is a copy de this naterial captioned "Summaries Delivored to

the White House," which connenced on lay 8, 1945, and ended on

Assoe. Dir. -

Ilay 21, 1913.

It is socod that President Franklin D.

Dep. AD Adm. -

Dep. AD Inv. -

Roosevolt died on April 12, 1945, and vas inmediately

SUC-

Asst. Dir.:

ceodod by Presidont Harry S. Truman.

It appears that those

Admin. -

sunnaries nore accomplished during the truman administration

Comp. Syst. -

and would fall nithin the purvier of the rovised SSC roguest

Ext. Affairs.

Files & Com. -

dated larch 16, 197G.

Gen. Inv.

Ident.

SEE NOTE PAGE TWO

Attorney Generad

Inspection

1 - The

Intell.

Laboratory

Plan. & Eval. -

JRM: jv]

COLLIES EL SPLALM CUORIGINAL AND ONE COPY TO AG

Spec. Inv. -

(I1)

Training

nation outside your Commistce.

i response to your request and is not for dissemi

Its use is limited to official proceedings o3

Legal Coun. -

Telephone Rm. -

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

Director Sec'y -

MAIL ROOM L

net without the gENT unproval of the FBI.

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U. S. Schate Select Cormittee to

Study Govcrnmental Operations With

Respect to Intelligence Activities (SSC)

NOTE:

0 & C naterial identified by Gitenstein vas

telephonically given to Mossrs. J. R. Mellitt and S. J.

tarD, and the material vas prepared ior delivery

with the concurrence of Assistant Director J. J. McDermott.

The original response to the 2/4/76 request was

delivered to the Department. Steven Blackhurst, Assistant

Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination, Department of

agreed with our observation that the

material did

not fall rithin the purview of the request as it concerned

Truman's, not Roosevelt's, administration, Consequently,

he did not furnish that response to the SSC but instead

negotiated with ssC Staff lember John Elliff the clarified

and amplified version (3/16/76 request) which includes the

Truman administration material.

Excised version of nemorandur

dated 5/23/45 furnished to SSC herewith does not include

portions not pertinent to SSC request.

APPROVED:

Assoc. Dir..

Jep. AD Adu

Dep. AD Inwet h

Asst. Dir.:

Admin.--

Comp. Syst

Ext. Affairs.

Cor. Irv.

hrs; curion.

Laboratory.

Legal Coun...

Pian. & Eval.

Rec. Mgmt.

Spec. Inv.

Training.

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

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535

Addressee:

SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

OLTR ELHM

• Memo

→ Report dated.

3/26/76

Caption of Document:

• U.S. Senate Select Committee ($SC) ci

(SSC Letters 2/4/76, Part II, and

3/16/76)

FBI

Drilivered by:

Received by:

Title:

jay voter

Return this receipt to the Intelligence Division, FBI

Dote: 3/25/76

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HERE MIS UNCLASSIFIED

DATE 32-3/48 2233 /af/58

2

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TE:

SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE

BEFORE COMPLETING.

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

TO: " Intelligence Community Staff

ATTN: Central Index

FROM:

FBI

SUBJECT: Abstract of Information Provided to Select Committees

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

review but not transmitted, so note.)

I DOCUMENT

BRIEFING

L INTERVIEN

I TESTIMONY

TOTHER

T2. DATE PROVIDED

3/26/76

3. TO WHOM PROVIDED (check appropriate

term; add specific names if appropriate)

SSC

HSC

IDENTIFICATION

interviewee,

*Strovide de sulptive data for documents; five name or identification number of briefer,

Memorandum and enclosures

IN RESPONSE TO (list date

nd item number if in response to formal request, other

wise state verbal

request of (name),

initiative, subpoena, etc.

SSC letters2/4/76 and 3/16/76

7. KEY

wonder enter

fore appropriate key words from the list provided separately; if key words not listed are

Information handling

Operating procedures

8. SUMMARY (see

reverse side before completing this item)

state offon as rage letone surveillance of White House

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIHED

DATE 3-2-79 BY 2333 /ag/59

62-116395

SJM: 1hb

(4)

ORIGINAL VIA LIAISON TO CENTRAI COMMUNITY INDEX

IN CONNECTION WITH SENSTUDY 75.

5.njs

TREAT AS YELLOW

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRiATE

3791(6-751

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INSTRUCTIONS

• Type or print clearly in ink.

• Indicate classification of the abstract top and bottom.

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

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

information.

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

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

copy of the original abstract, with the change indicated.

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

substance of information and showing relationship to Intelligence Community

matters if appropriate. Any feedback or evidence of investigatory interests

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

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

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

interviewee is current or former employee, etc. If actual document or transcript

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

pages may be attached if necessary.

...

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CONFIDENTE

SSC REQUEST

2/4/76, PART II

and

3/16/76

RETA IN

CA 3 77223 12)к9 35-39.

ĐẢN DE REVI 3 - 2289

SONFRENTAL!

62-111575-1534

ENCLOSURE

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o.e:

THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

12-23-44

Dear Mine Bandy:

Could you thee?

The what brines ff at 330 thi

after and giar me ta.

find filigs at 5 at my

Ide hop son here

a very bly theres

5°31-600

'f6"bn"

'r'" Here?

SPRATAR

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

nution orisise your Committer.

Its we es lanned to offreial proceedings by

your Committee and the

content may nue be disclosed to wnauthorized person-

nel wichout the express

approval of the FBI.

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CONFIDENTALS,

from the office of

The Director

Ginen to 14.

CONTENTAL :

HH

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nation outside your Committee.

nel without the

express approval of the FBI.

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DOG

CONFIPENTIAMS

Mr. Tolson_

OFFICE OF DIRECTOR

FEDERAL BUREAU OF.

• INVESTIGATION

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

Mr. E. A. Tamm

Mr. Clegg.

Mr. Coffey

Mr. Glavin

Moy 8, 1945

Mr. Ladd

Mr. Nichols

Mr. Rosen

9:15 GM

Mr. Tracy

Mr. Carson

Ht. Harry Hopkins

tele.

to Mr. Egan

ast that the reports be

Mr.. Hendon

•sent to him.

Mr. Mumford

Mr. Jones

It. O Grady took the

envelope. Pennington

over and delivered it to

Tele. Room

ur. Hopkins personally.

Mr. Nease_

Miss Beahm

hug

Miss Gandy_

Attached reports April 17-10y 5, 4:30

were delivered.

CONFIDENTIS,

The out i reared i ene to to eat an a no for here.

nation outside your

Committee.

nel without the express approval of the FBI.

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DO-8

Mr. Tolson

OFFICE OF DIRECTOR

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

Нау 7, 1945

Mr. E. A. Tamm_

Mr. Clegg

Mr. Coffey

Mr. Glavin

Mr. Ladd_

Mr. Nichols

Mi. Rosen_

9:20 ат

Mr. Tracy_

Mr. Carson_

IT. Harry Hopkins tele. A9kedMr. Egan_

if I know about the reports itur. Hendon.

Hoover has been sending to himur. Mumford

for his and the president's

Mr. Jones_

information. I said I do.

Mr. Pennington

Tele. Room

He said he had called li. Tammar. Nease.

and had learned that he is outmiss Beahm

of town and had asked that IT. Miss Gandy.

Ladd call hiin - but this would

not be necessary as he would give mo

the message:

Mt. Hopkins said he thought it would be

best not to send any more of the above

mentioned reports in this manner and suggest

•ed that when Mr. Hoover returns to the city

he have a talk with the President as to

Just now these reports should be handled.

"e said ne is not too sure about the securi

angle. He said the president should get

these reports personally. .

Mr. Hopkins asised when dr. Hoover will retur

and I said I thought sometime in the next

ten days unless something brings him bock

sooner. I said I knew dr. Hoover will

want to hear now ur. Hopkins is and

that I

will be talking to him today. He said tell

Ur. Hoover he is feeling very much beiter

and is eating and resting well but thet he

is not gaining weight yet.

He said tell

uT. Hoover he will see him when he gets bacin

COME

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

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

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

nel without the express approval of the FEl .

..f

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DO $

OFFICE OF DIRECTOR

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT: OF JUSTICE

May 18, 1945

9:30 ат.

Нт .

Hopkins called and asked

the

reports be delivered to

him

this потпільд.

This was done.

nug

Mr. Tolson

Mr. E. A. Tamm_

Mr. Clegg

Mr. Coffey.

Mr. Glavin

Mr. Ladd

Mr. Nichols

Mr. Rosen

Мг. Tracy-

Mr. Carson_

Mr.

Egan

thr * Hendon

Mr. Mumford

Mr. Jones_

Mr. Pennington_

Tele. Room

Mr. Nease_

Miss Beahm_

Miss Gandy_

nation outside your Committee.

nel without the express approval of the FBl.

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DO$

¿CONFIDENTIAL

Mr. Tolson_

OFFICE OF DIRECTOR

FEDERAL BUREAU. OF INVESTIGATION

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

Mr. I. A. Tamm

Mr. Clegg_

Mr. Coffey_

Mr. Glavin

Mr. Ladd

M0y 21, 1955

Mr. Nichols.

Mr.

Rosen—

Mr. Tracy_

6:15 pm

Mr. Carson

UT. Hoplins teie.

Asked if

Mr. Egan_

Hoover la back yer.

Mr. Hendon_

Mr. Mumford

He said he will call again ta-Mr. Jones_

morrob as he doesn't knou unattr. Pennington

his plans are for then, and

Telé. Room_

asked that the

check be taken

Mr. Nease_

off "after tonight"

Miss Beahm_

Miss Gandy

He said we might call hin then

1T. Hoover gets back so he, can

say hello to hille

nwg

IT. Hottel was given the above

instructions

Hy 22, 1945

5:00 pm

Ir. Hopkins called and asted, that

the remainder of the reports be sent to him

: 6 o'clock.

ar. O'Grady delivered, them.

pent

MAY

CONEL

DENTR

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

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

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

nel without the express approval of the FBI .

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• DO-B

CONFDENTIRS

Mr. Tolson

OFFICE OF DIRECTOR

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

• UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

Mr. E. A. Tamm_

Mr. Clegg.

Mr. Coffey

MI. Glavin

Jly 10, 1945

Mr. Ladd_

Mr, Nichols.

Mr. Rosen.

MI. Tracy.

Mr. Carson

Mr. Egan_

MI. Hendon

9:55 c.M.

Mr. Mumford

Mr. Jones_

The originals of the attached

Mr. Pennington_

summaries were delivered by iT. Tele. Room

Nease to ur. Hopkins at his

Mr. Nease

honze.

Miss Beahm

Miss Gandy.

• .

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

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings br

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

nel without the express

don...

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DO-3

'jes

OFFICE OF DIRECTOR

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

Record of Telephone Call or Visitor

Mr.

Harry Hopkins

dadket-- phoned.

Phone No. White House

Hour9:18AM Date July 10

19 45

Mr. Tolson_

Mr. E. A. Tamm_

Mr. Clegg

Mr. Coffey

Mr. Glavin

Mr. Ladd

Mr. Nichols_

Mr. Rosen_

Mr. Tracy_

Mr. Carson

MT. Egan

Mr. Gurnea

Mr: Hendon

Mr. Jones

Mr. Pennington

Tele. Room

Mr. Nease_

Miss Beahm

Miss Gandy

REMARKS

Ir. Hopkins was informed that li. Hocuer uas in

New York City.

He was adiided that we would be

happy to get in touch with tr. Hoover and have him

call it. Hopkins at any time that would most

convenient to him. He stated that it uould be

perfectly satisfactory for the Director to call

him at the White House

in about 15 minutes.

He mentioned that Mr. Hoover has some

papers that

he would like to have him send to him.

jmh

9:20 HT. Hoover was called in New York and given

the above message, following which It. Hoover

instructed that the papers be sent to Mr. Hopkins

at his

home.

hob

nation outside your committee.

nel without the express approval of the FBI .

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DO S

COnt

Mr. Tolson

OFFICE OF DIRECTOR

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

Mr. E. A. Tamm_

Mr. Clegg.

Mr. Coffey.

Mr. Glavin

July 11, 1945

Mr. Ladd

Mr. Nichols_

Mr. Rosen_

Mr. Tracy.

Mr. Carson

Please note entry at 10:51 p.M.Mr. Egan_

middle of second page -

VixMr. Hendon_

Mr. Mumford_

Ladd suggests you waly

Mr. Jones

have this edited due to the Mr. Pennington_

opinion expressed by the Agent Tele. Room_

that

all had "apparently been

drinking."

Mr. Nease_

Miss Bealm_

Miss Gandy_

heb

nation outside your

Committee.

nel without the express

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DO-$

CONFIDENTIAD

Mr. Tolson_

OFFICE OF DIRECTOR

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

Mr. E. A. Tamm_

Mr. Cleg8-

Mr. Coffey_

Mr. Glavin_

July 25, 1945

Mr. Ladd

Mr. Nichols_

Mr. Rosen_

Mr. Tracy_

MI. Carson_

MI. Egan

9:15 am

Mr. Hendon_

r. Hopkins tele. to ask that Mr. Mumford.

the rest of the reports be sentir. Jones

to him, to his home.

Ms. Pennington

Tele. Room_

hig

1r. Nease_

Miss Beahm

Miss Gandy_

originals of the attached reports

were delivered personally to lir. Hopkins

by Mr. Nease..

• hwg

CONFMENTIAL

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DO-G

Mr. Tolson

OFFICE OF DIRECTOR

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

Mr. E. A. Tamm_

Mr. Clegs_

Mr. Glavin

MI. Ladd.

I'ebruary 8,. 1946

Mr. Nichols

MI. Rosen

MI. Tracy_

Mr. Carson

Mi. Egan

Mr. Gurnea

Copies of "technical" reports

Mr. Harbo

which were furnished to ir.

Mr. Hendon

Harry Lo llopkins are maintainedir. Jones.

in the Officicl Confidential

Mr. Pennington_

files in the Director's OffiCe? Tele. Room.

Mr. Nease

Should they continue to be

Miss Beahm

maintoined?

Miss Gandy.

rig

feation cats

only duplicates were rough crafts in

pencil of summaries from June 27 to

July 18,

1945, inclusive.

These were

destroyed.

5-9-16.

Rob

This document is prepared in response so you request and is not for dissemi

limited to of rial proceedings by

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

nel without the express approval of the FBL.

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Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

The Dircetor

TROM : D. H. Laud

SUBJECT:

DATE:

Icy 23, 1945

AT= Gurned has had prepared the aitached transcripts

of telephone conversations between Prichard und

Justice Frankfurter ond between Prichard and Drew

may alse destie to discuss

Ickim on this sane occasion.

Attachment

Isent copica to

Tuckin

5/20/45.

N.

belreved responsive

to request

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

Its use is limited to offarial proceedings by

your committee and the content may nut be arsclosed to unauthorized person

CONFIDENTIAL!

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LOR ANDUL

SIRIOTIL COS

F-EA

ITovember 15, 1945

Last evening the dttorney General called me to lis

Difice and stated that he had just returned from the white

House where he had talked with the president concerning the

coriuities of thomas G. Corcoran.

He stated the president was

particularly concerned

about the activities of corcoran end

his associates and was desirous of a very thorough investigation

being made so that steps might be token,

is possible, to see

stration of government. (a)u

nterfere wiin the proper achin

The Attorney Generol stated that therefore, he wonted

me to 100k into these activities and see what, if any, of then

mighu constituto a violation of 10w.

He authorized the piccing

of a technical surveillance upon corcoron and authorized the

investigation of anu leads developing therefrom that night tend

to establish facis concerning the activities of this individual

and iny of those persons associate y

ith him in connection bitr

the operations of government. C

Lina.

I PALMEN

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

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limitea to ortina, proceedings o?

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

nel without the express approval of the EBI.

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SUMIARIES FELIVERED TO WITE HOUSE (Continued)

Deliveres =0

- Date of CONFIDÉNTIAL

Deliver?

Identitl and Date of Sunnari es

Geno do i. Teghan

8-9-45

PP. -

7-9-45 (12:00 noon - 5:30 P.Ma)

7-15-45

(I1:00

00778

6:03 p.M.)

-7-22-45

(11:30 Р.П.

7 - 27-45

(9:01 doM.

4:40 pomo)

7-28-45

Come

-

10:50 Com.)

7-31-45

16:45 poño

8-4-45

(3:35 P-.

- 41:30

Pathia,

8-5-45

(2:04 poTe

- 3:20

p.m..

8-8-45

(12:18 GoT.

00.

7-2-45

19:25 A.Tho

6:50 pate)

7-3-45

19:40 a.m.

I1:40 GaM2.)

7-4-45

(8:21 p.7.

11:30 p-m4)

7-5-45

19:10 Cotto

10:05 poMo

8-6-45

(8:25 doTE.

7-7-45

(8:47 Come - 9:05 p.7.

7:03 р..)

7-9-45

(10:05 0077.

-5:50 pote

7-10-15

(8:30 con. = 6:05 p.1i.)

7-11-45

(10:00 CaR. - 10:30 pomo) (

7-12-45

19:48 Com.

-8:55 p.m.)

7-13-45

(11:00 d.M. - 9:10 p-Ho)

7-14-45

(8:40 c.m.

- 11:25 p-n.)

8-16-45

19:3% Gotta

9:49 patto)

7-17-45

110:03 Gotts - 3:50 Potho

7-18-45

(9:40 C.T.

- 6:13 p.m.

7-19-45

(9:46 Cotto

5:10 poh.

7-20-45

18:45 a.M.

-

6:15

7-21-45

(8:320.72.

• 4:15

7-22-15

(12:13 Pomo - 10:00 po.)

8-23-45

19:00 0.7.

9:50 pothel,

7-24-45

(8:45

Catho

6:58 рата)

7-25-45

19:48

CoMa

10:45 pollo,

7•28-45 18:18 am.

11:30 pate,

8-28-45

(8:45 doTro

11:30 p-m.).

7-28-45 (9:55c-n.

-

10:46 paT)

7-30-45

(8:40 a.m.

6:50 pots)

P-31-45.(10:43 O.M.

- 11:35 p.m.)

8-1-45

(10:22 GoT.

- 5:10 pama)

8-8-45

18:10 com.

11:55 рат.)

8-3-45

(9:05 a.77.

6:05 porta)

8-4-45

(12:10 a-m.

9:30 potla)

8-5-45

(12:15 p-1.

8-6-45

(8:17 ao7.-8:00 p.m.)

8-7-45

(8:30 CoM.

~8:40 p.me)

CONFDENTIAU,

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SUMAPIES DREITERED TO WHITE HOUSE (Continued)

Delivered to

Gen. do ho Toughan

Ger.o

#. E. Voughon

Dete

Let.

of

9-12045

sent

9-13-15

9-13-45

Identity and Date of Summaries

9-0-45 18:18 C•Mo

907-45 8:30 GoMe

9:45 p.m..

8:50 pote

Gen. Ho f. Vaughan

Gen. H.

F. Foughan

Ger. I. i. Taughor,

9-18-45

Let.

9-20-15

sent

9-21-45

9-24-45

Gen. H. H. Taughen

9-27-45

Gen. E. E. Taughon

Gen. E. Eo Teighen

Gen. H. E. Feighen

Let. of

10-1-45

sent

10-3:-15

. 10-3-45

Let. 0f

10-9-45

sent

10-12-45

Gen. He lo Teugien

Let. 0f

10-11-45

sert

10312-45

00-9-8-45 (10:20 doto - 5:50 PM),

9-9-45

11:00 p.M.

mdá:45 polte,

9-10-45

(10:50 coM. - 10:14 poMo)

60 - 9-11-45 10:01

aomo - 10:30 p.m.)

9-12-45 (11:25 Come - 11:00

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9-16-45 (10:40 aon. - 6:15 PaTile),

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9-13-15 (9:37 Con.

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9-22-45 13;20 a.M.

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9-28-45 (9:30 Cos - 3:35 paño)

PR - 10-2-45

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9-28-45

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9-29-45

(I1:10 doM. - 7:05 polio)

9-30-15

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9:30

10-2-45

(4:25 Poll.

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10-3-45

(8:04. C•To

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11:45 d.mo)

60 - 10-8-45 (9:32 Go72. - 5:10 poilo)

10-9-45 (8:15 Cono - 5:29 por.)

CONFIRENTAN

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SU ARIES BELITERED TO MINTE HOUSI

Date of

Delivered to

Gen. H. E. Teughan

Delivery!

8-11-45

R. M. Yaughan

Continued

Identitu and Icte of Summaries

PR. -

898-45 18:45 poR. -)

00 .

8-8-15

110:00 C.7.

809055 8:10 doth0.=

6:28 p.m.)

8:16 р.Т.)

00-8-10-45 (9:55 como-

9:32 pam.)

Ger. F. H. Toughen

Let.

8-11-45

sent

8-15-45

Let. of

8-20-45

sert

8-21-45

Gen. H. H. Vaughan

Ger. H. H. Vcaughaz

Geno E. H. Vaughan

8-24-45

8-25-45

8-30-45

Gero

H. F. Tcughen

9. 4-45

Geno Ho E. Tegian

910-15

PR - 8-16-45 (9:58 paM.

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8-11-45

• 9:45 00770

• 4:40 Pa7.)

8-12-45

110:40 0.M.

8-13-45

984a Como

17:30 p.M.

•11:42 Patto

8=14-45

19:05 CoTAo

• 8:05 potle)

8-15-45

112:35 P.m.

4:17 p.m.)

8-16-45

(3:46 pom. - )

8-17-45

15:36 pomo

9:20 p.72.)

8-18-45

(11:02 aM. - 9:15 poR.) (8

00-8-20-45 (9:40 Com.

-9:10 p.me)

8-21-45 (10:00 Gon. - 3:20 p.m.)

60-8-17-45 (10:20 com.

822-45 (7:08 p.77.

8455 рок))

00-8-21-15 (4:07 p.n.

9:40 рато)

8-25-45

19:40

6:25 Pollo,

8-27-45

19:30 a.n.

7:10 polto)

60 - 8-23-45 (9:45 CoM.

-8:40 рото..)

8-24-45

(12:05 р.т.

- 3:55 р.П.)

8-28-45

18:25 CoTo

6:40 potto).

8-29-45

(9:45

5:40 p.m.)

8=30 - 45

(9:53

C.П9

10:10 po-)

PR - 8-23-45 (9:20 p.M.)

PR - 9-2-15 (3:00 p-52.)

8-31-45 (8:00

comto

- 7:28 p.m.)

9-1-45

(10:43

Come

- 1:05 pañ.)

9- 1-15

(10:05

CoMo

3:47 p.n.).

9-5-45

(11:50

dotro o 5:15 pomo,

CONF

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• 5

SULLABERS

Deliveres =2

Gere Enä. Foughen

Gen. Ho

d. Touchan

Sen. H. H. Vaughen

Fero ilo fo Volgior

en. H. H. Vaughan

eno fo H. Vairgher

-TERED LO WHITE HOUSE (Continued)

Date of

Deliver!!

Let.of

10-11-45

sent

10-18-45

Lei.

110-12-15

sent

10-15-15

Let.

10-15-15

seizt

10-16-45

Leto of

70-17-45

sent.

10-17-45

Let. 0f

10-19-45

sent

10-22-45

10-23-45

CONFDENTIALY

Identitu ad Date ol Sunmaries

00-20-8-15 (9:32 а.П. - 5:10 poro)

10-9-15 (8:15 а.т0 - 5:29 р.т.)

30-10-6-45 7:35 doRo - Dico Pote,

10-7-45 11:10 DONO-LIPOTE,

00-10-10-45 110:30 Cano - 5:03 ParoL

10-11-15 18:25 Cane - 11:29 Dono)

C0 - 10-18-15 (9:50 Gol. - 11:15 DoTel

10-13-45 (10:25 Cano - 2:20 PoTo

00 - 10-15-45 (3:20 GM. -12:20 p-701

10-10-15 (10:54 con. - 4:15 p.m.

en. Ei E. Vaughan

en. H. I. Tougran

В. в. R.

jsugion

10-84-45

10-26-45

10-31-45

en. Ro fo icurch

on. Ho to inutien

L9-1-5

1I-2-45

11-2-25

ono io lo Voltion

11-8-45

00 - 20-16-45 (4:31 DOR. = 5:30 D20)

10-17-15 19:46 C.П.

10-18-45 (10:00 don. - 6:05 p.i.)

60-10-19-45 (10:301 - 4:45PL)

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

00 - 10-21-45 (10:40A(-11:35F)

10-32-25

(12:55PL-5:15PL)

00-10-23-15

(11:094-4:30P1)

50 a

10-21-45

(8:10/1-12:41P2)

10-24-45

(3:42P!-10:00PI)

10-26-15

111:1544:31P!!

10-27-45

(10:20:A1'-3:05PL

10-28-45

(10:252'-9:40P

10-29-45

110:222'-3:21P

C0 - 10-20-15 (5:31PP-3:22P)

60 • 10-30-45

10-31-45

(8:401

:-10:40P)

(8:152

-10:4023)

00 - 11-5-45

11-3-45

CONFIDENTIAL

11-5-45

19:13icrd:49...

19.0Jм

-il:502.

:)

(9:40//-10:05.50)

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SUBCAPIES DELEZBPED

TO

Deliveres =o

Gen. Eo lo Tougian

-

Getho

do ho icughan

Lo A. Taughen.

ITE HOUST (Continued)

Date of

deliver!!

Identitu

Sumnaries

11-8-45

00-11-1-45 (3:101146:10PM)

11-9-45

CỢ - 11-4-45 (8:25A4-6:20P.)

11-0-45 (1:15PH-2:50г)

11-10-45

CO. - 11-8-45 (5:04PI-S:05PM)

delivered

11-13-45

11-27-45

Gen. H. H. Taughen

Geno H. H. Valighan

Gen. H. El. Vaughan

11-23-45

12-25-45

11-88-15

Getsa

Es. Vaughan

Geno H. A. Icugian

11-29--45

Let. of

12-4-45

sent

12-6-45

E. region

Geno Ho H. T=gian

Gеть.

F.

Fernan

Gero Ho H. Faughen

12-6-45

1207-45

Let.

0f

12-8-45

sent

12-10-45

12-12-45

60- 11-9-45 9:20 Gen - 12:35 D-Me

12-10-45

110:25

„Como -1:35 P.

11-11-45

dema - 7:30 p.To)

11-12-15

19:10 Go.

11:15 palla

12-13-45

(10:05 dom. - 10:00 po.

11-15-45

(9:15) Colo - 6:30 pollo),

11-16-45

(8:08 Como -

8:00 p.m.

12-77-45

(9:55 como - 8:45 pote)

11-18-45

(21:45 como - 9:26 P.M.)

00-11-19-45 (12:50 dono - 9:20 P.Me)

00 - 11-20-15 (8:16 097- - 4:30 pal.)

00 -11-21-15 (10:25 don. - 5:15 P=»

11-22-45

(10:15 Doto - 5:25 p-T;

11-23-45

(8:00 Como - 5:45 pitha)

11-24-15 (12:55 polo - 4:28 PoTo

CO - 11-25-45 (2:03 P.Ho. - 9:25 p.M.)

17-26-45

(9:10 a.m.

6:45 p-M.

11-27-45 (8:40 poM.

= 8:55 P.To)

00 - 11-38-45

18:45 dono - 10:15 poRo)

11-29-45

(9:35 doto - 9:35 poña)

11-30-45

19:30 00Me

11:10 pam.)

12-1-45

(3:10 p.ma)

12-2-45

(9:40 polla - 9:50, poMe)

00 - 12-3-45 (9:37 C.1. - 4:18 poTo)

00- 12-3-1515:08 por-ILicO pones

12-4-45

19550 dotho - 9:34 p-Me)

00 - 12-5-15 19:00 domo - 9:10 DoMo

12-6-45 (9:50 Como

-6:55 pums,

00-12-7-45 (9:33 A.M. - 8:05 pais,

12-8-45

110:45 C•Ho

- 5:55 Por.,

18-9-45 11:10 aMo

6:34 pora,

12-10-45 (10:15 a.no - 10:10 pomo)

COANFIDENTIAD

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.

SUMARIES JERIFERED TO WHITE HOUSE (Continued) C

Geno E. Eo Faughan

12-17-45

00 - 12-11-45

12-12-45

12-13-45

-

Gen. H. E. Icughan

Gen. Il. E. Toughan

Geno HI. H. Vaughon

Ger.

H. H. Vaughar

Gen.

E. I. Vaughan

Geno. Ho H. Vaugran

Gen. H. H. Vaughen

Geno He do Taighon

Gen. to do Faugicn

12-19-45

18-22-15

12-28-45

sent

1-3-46

1-1-16

1-5-46

1-7-46

sen't 1-8-46

1-9-46

sent 1-10-40

1-11-46

sent 1-11-46

1-14-46

1-16-46

1-18-16

sent 1-19-40

(10:10 donio - 10:45 pM.

K9:25 c•T.

- 11:10 patho

18:26 a-M.

-12:22 pole

60 - 12-13-45

12:55 pot. - 10:05 potio

12-14-45

(9:48

10:20

Pore

12-15-15

18:45

- 10:00

12-17-15

110:00 a.M. - 4:45 potho

50 - 12-18-15 19:45 GoRo - 0:50 pota,

12-19-15 3:44 Come - 5:21 PaRo)

00- 12-20-15 (8:52 Come

-6:30 рато)

12-21-45

12-22-45

(8:50 Gathe =

(8:30 Got = 6:25 p.m.)

12-23-45

110:50 como - 1:00 pile

12-24-45

11*52

Cott, - 5:45 p-M.)

18-25-45

(3:38 pot. - 5:50 pol.)

12-26-45

(11:00 Gom. - 4:31 p..

12-27-45

(9:40 don. - 1:35 p.n.)

12-28-45

(11:20 Como - 2:25 PeT.

00 - 12-28-45

12-29-15

(1:40 p.mo)

19:10 0.7.

- 5:52 p.7.)

12-30-45

14:45 pothe

11:20 Doe

12-31-45 (10:00 CoMs. - 8:10

00 - 1-2-46 (10:05 Gon. - 9:30 p.".

1-3-46

(9:35 a-To - 7:20 PoTo

00 - 1-1-46 (10:50 a.M. - 7:20 Pallo)

00 - 1-5-16 (9:42 00m. - 9:50 p.m.)

1-6-46

(11$30 Coll. - 8:35 p•Ta)

1-7-46

(9:35 Gon. - 6:55 p.mo)

1-8-16

(8:00 Con. - 6:45 poTio)

00-1-9-16 (10:36 C-T. - 5:10 p.M.)

00 - 1-10-16 (8:51 a.n. - 9:25 PoTl.)

00 - 1-71-16 (8:55 C.7. - 8:30 P070).

1-12-46 18:50

1-13-46

110:05 coma - 2:10 ?.2.)

1-14-46 (8:30 GoT. - 3:28 Doña)

00 - 1-15-40 (11:30 com. - 5:55 p.m.=)

CONFADENTICY

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SULARIES DELEVEPED TO WHITE HOUSE (Continued)

DelLUETeS E

Gen. Holl. Vcügion

Date

Delivered

1-21-46

Gen. H. H. Trughan

Gen. H. H. Voughen

1-25-46

1-29-46

Gen. Ho Il. Vougion

Gen. E. H. Vaughch

1-31-46

2-5-46

Geno M. E. Foughen

2-6-16

Gen. I. lo Voighan

Gen. H. E. Veighan

(COVER LEETER DISCONTINUED

•. AS 0= =-i4-16)

Gen. H. E. Teighari

Gen. E. E. raughan

Gen. d. E. Foughan

2-9-46

2-13-46

2-11-16

2-19-16

2-25-40

Ger. HaT. Vaugion

228-46

Date of Simncri

00-1-16-46 110:35 cn - 12:50 DM1

1-17-46

19:00 Cm - T:18 PM)

1-18-46

1-19-46

110:40

an, - 11:10 pm)

(10:40

Cm,

- 7:05

1-21-46

110:45

cm - 10:35 pm

1-22-46

(9:05 ст - 9:00 рт)

1-23-40 (10:32 GM.-5:15 pm)

1-24-16 (10:46 ст - 6:55 pi)

1-25-46

(9: Pl, CM - 9:30 p.1)

1-20-46 19:50 c - 12:00 p.m

1-28-16 (10:00 cm - 11:55 pm)

1-27-46 (10:50 cm - 10:15 pm)

1-29-46

1-30-46

(8:25 am - 2:58

(9:25

CoME

- 4:00 pm

1-31-46

(9:30

cite

~10:30 pm

2-1-46 (8:40 an - 7:43 pm)

2-3-46

110:50

cm - 1:35 pm

2010 (11:15 Ch - 8:30 DR

2-0-40 (10:40 an. - 12:15 pm)

2-8-46 19:40 cm - 10:50 pm)

2-9-46 (11:00 ст - 9:30 pm)

2-10-46 (2:55 pm - 11:35 pm)

2-11-46 (10:07 ai -

8:40 pm)

26-46 (2:30 pm - 11:45 pm)

2-12-16 (11:31 ст - 11:20 pm)

2-13-46

(9:45 am - 11:32 pm)

2-14-46

(8:16

ст - 6:15 pm)

2-15-16

(9:00 cm - 10:15 pm)

2-16-16

(12:25 рн - 9:25 pm)

2-17-16

(10:20 cn. ~ 11:35 pm.

2-18-10

(8:10 am - 10:05 pir)

2-19-46

(8:15

am - 0:50 pir

220-46

en - 5:30

20131-46

(11:10 am - 11:05 pr)

2-22-46

(9:80 an - 8:28 pm)

10169 DorId: 32999409 Pale taMe

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STRIATES

TERED TO WAITE HOUSE (Continued CONFENTIL

Deliveres to

Getho

En icughan

Geno E. E. Faughan

Gen. H. H. Vaugson

Gen. H. H. Vaughan

Gene E. E. Vaughan

Ger. H. E. Vaughan

Gen. H. H. Vaughan

Gen. H. E. Taigion

Date

Delivered

3-1-46

3-7-46

3-11-46

3-14-46

3-15-46

3-18-46

3-19-46

3-21-46

Date of Summary

00 - 2-23-16 (8:20

an- diso ph,

2-24-46 8:26 a - 9:18 pm

60-2-25-46

68:10

om - 11:55 pm)

2-26-16

(12:40 co - 10:45

2-27-46

(10:40

ст - 7:03 pm)

2-28-46

(20:15

am - 9:55 pm)

3-1-45

(9:45 am

- 10:45 pm)

3-2-46

(9:42 am - 10:15 pm)

3-3-46 (12:15 рт - 11:00 pm)

3-1-46 (6:18 рт - 6:53 pm)

3-5-46 (9:50 am - 6:40 pm)

3-6-46 (10:25 am - 5:58 pm)

3-7-16 (9:05 ст - 9:45 рт)

3-9-46 (10:50 am - 11:07. 0)

3-11-46 (10:38 ст. - 4:55 рт)

38-46 (8:42 cm -5:37 pm),

3-12-16 (11:15 an 6:10 pm)

3-13-46 (7:20 an - 4:45 pm

3-14-16 (12:27 pm - 3:40 pm)

3-15-46 (9:28 ст - 4:58 pm)

3-16-46 (9:30 ст. - 1:53 рт)

3-17-46

(3:56 pm)

3-18-46 (10:00 cm - 11:40 pm)

3-19-46 (10:4011-5:58PL)

fen. H. Ho Tougher .

Fen. M. E. Taigbar

Jen. Fo =. Faughen

ren.

Eo do Faucken

3-25-46

3-26-16

3-29-46

en. M. H. Foughen

1-1-46

3-20-10 (9:02 ап - 10:02 pm)

3-2.1-46

(9:45 ст - 5:17 pm)

3-22-46

(8:30 am - 5:45 pm)

3-23-16 (10:20 ат - 5:15 рт)

3-24-46 11:15 pm

1 - 11:40 07)

3-25-46

(9:10

C.I

6:50 pm)

3-26-46

(9:53 am - 5:52 pm)

3-27-16 (8:20 ст - 7:30 pi)

CONFIDENTAC

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CONENNIAL

SULTARIES 2E2=

TIRED IO UNITE HOUSE (Continued

Date

Delivered

Deliveras to

Ho.f. Feignan

Geno

Ho to ioughen

Een.

Ho do rougher

4-2-46

404-16

4-4-45

Date of Sumnery

60 - 3-28-16 (8:11 co

- 6:55 pm)

3-29-45

(8:45 am

- 11:15 pm)

C0 = 3-30-16

(9:05 ат. - 5:45 рт.)

3-31-16

(I1:23 an - 8:45 pm.)

C0 - 4-1-46 (9:151 - 11:45P:)

00-1-8-46 (8:104 - 6:46P)

Gen. I. He Toughan

Gen. Do He Fougien

Fer. E. El. Icuzien

Fer. Fo So Fauchen

1-5-46

4-5-46

00 - 4-3-16 (9:45111 - 9:35P1)

4-9-46

00-1-4-46 (10:28 a7 - 4:35 pm)

4-10-46

00 - 1-5-46 (4:35 pт3 - 7:55 p.n)

1-6-46 (6:50 pm)

1-7-46 (2:40 pm - 8:15 pm)

4-8-16 (12:10 pm - 8:55 pm)

Sen. H. H. Vaighan

4-17-46

C0 - 1-9-16 (8:15 an - 12:45 am)

4-10-46 (8:40 pm)

4-11-46

(10:50 am - 12 16)

1-12-46

(8:40 cn. - 6:30 pm)

4-18-46

(7:25 pm)

414-46

11:22 pm

- 10:20 pm

4-15-46 (9:30 ат = 3:45 pm)

Een. I. Ho Taüghon

len. H. H. icugnon

4-19-46

1-25-46

1-16-46 (20:20 cm - 10:00 pm)

60 - 1-19-16 (9:40 ст - 10:35 ст)

4-20-46

(8:10 pm -

9:46 pm)

4-21-16

(20:02 am - 4:10 pm)

4-22-46

(10:15 am - 10:30 pm)

4-23-46

(8:50 am - 11:40 pm)

enta

#.

E.

Tephen

4-29-46

60 - 1-21-16 (6:58 рт - 9:08 рт)

en. H. H. Tesgean

en. H. do Fugien

5-1-16

60 - 1-25-16 (7:08 pm - 8:10 pm)

5-2-46

00 - 4-28-46 (10:06 am - 3:10 pm )

4-20-40 9:15 am - 8:30 pm

eno do lo Faughan

5-6-46

CO - 1-17-40 (3:30 pm - 9:10 pm)

1-10-46 (8:30

~9:38 pm)

1-30-16 (8:25 am - 10:40 p.s)

Get. of 5-1-46 t0 Gen. Vaughon transmitted infornation contained in 10:40

converaction or

4-30-46.

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• 11.

SUGARLES BEE TERED TO WITA HOUSE (Continued) CUEDENTAL

Deliveres to

Gerto

To E. Toughan

Date

Delivered.

5-7-46

Gen.

#. 2. Vaughan

Ger. H. H. Fcughan

Gen. I. H. Feughar,

Gen. H. F. Taughan

Ger.

No i. Vaughon

Geno H. H. Toughan

Gen. E. H. Vaughan

Gen. Ho E. Tengian

Geno H. Eo Fligion

Gett.

E. E. region

5-8-46

5-14-46

5-21-46

5-22-40

5-23-16

5-21-46

5-27-46

5-29-46

5-31-46

6 1-48

Date of summaru

60 - 5-1-16

(8:40 am - 12:15 cm)

5-2-16

(9:05 cm. = 11:07 pm.)

00 - 5-4-46

(9:45 ст - 8:33 pm)

5-5-46

(10:15 an - 4:20 pm)

00 - 5-6-46 (10:40 am - 10:20 pm)

5-8-46

am

~8:28 pm,

5-9-46 (3:40

am - 5:53

60 - 5-10-40 (8:35 Ст - 10:05 рт)

5-11-46 (12700n - 4:12 рт)

5-12-46

(3:30 ат - 6:05 рт)

5-13-46 (9:40 ат - 5:15 pm)

5-7-46 (8:40 cm - 9:00 pr)

5-14-10 (9:15 ст - 4:10 pm)

5-15-16 10:31 am - 6:36 pm

5-16-46 18:50 an - 6:56 pm

5-17-46 (9:50 cm - 7:32 pm

5-18-40 (3:55 am - 10:02 pi)

5-19-15

12:22 Dn -

5:02 pm,

5-20-16 (8:20 ст. - 1:30 pm

5-21-46 (9:00 от - 10:25 pm)

5-22-46. (8:02 am - 11:35 pm.)

5-23-46 (12:05 cm = 12:08 c

5-21-46 (10:00 am - 10:20 pm)

5-25-46 (10:20 am - 10:10

5-26-16 (12:47 pm = 8:45 pi)

527-46 /8:40 an - 7:45 pM.

5-28-16 (10:10 ст - 5:50 pm)

5-29-16 (8:20 ст - 8:17 pm)

5-31-16 (3:25 рт - 4:20 рт)

CONFIDENIIACT

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12

Deliveree to

Genho Ho E. Frighan

Date of

Deliner!

6-72-46

Geno H. F. Faughan

6-12-46

Gen. H. H. Voughan

Ger. H. II. Tauzien

6-14-16

6-18-46

Gen. H. I. Voughen

6-25-46

Gen. H. I. Vaughon

Gero E. E. Fcughan

Gen. H. 2. Faughar

6-25-16

6-27-46

7-8-40

Gen. fo do Toughen

7-3-16

Gen. do . rughon

Geno do io "cugüch

Ger.. i.

icughen

7-2-16

7-10-46

8-30-46

CONFIANTAk

Date of Sunnar

6-1-46

(8:30 am - 10:50 pm)

6-2-16

(11:50 an - 7:55 pm)

6-3-16 (7:50 cm - 8:12 pm)

6-4-46 (9:40 ат - 6:10 pm)

6-5-46

(10:00 am - 9:26 pm)

6-E-÷6

(9:30 am - 9:20 pm)

6-7-46

110:20

an

- 7:25 pm)

6-8-46

(10:50 ат - 7:03 рт)

6-10-16 (8:35 ст - 6:12 pm)

6-11-46 (12:15 рт - 5:50 рт)

6-12-46 (9:45 ат - 5:50 рт)

6-13-46 (10:30 an - 4:35 pm)

6-14-16 (10:40 ат - 6:32 рт)

6-15-46

(10:40 am - 3:50 pm)

6-16045 11:40 р8 - 8:25 P7,

6-17-16 (10:55 an

-8:23 p.2)

6-18-15 110:20 ст - 10: 00р)

6-19-16 (1:18 om - 10:55 piz)

6-21-46 10:10 ст - 9:00 pт.)

0-22-40 9:30 GR

6-23-40 (9:15 ст, - 10:25рт.)

6-24-16 (9:40 cm - 5:50 pm)

6-20-16 (6:53 рп-11 ртг)

6-27-46 7:29

cn - 5:30 pm)

6-28-46 12:30

p72 - 5:50 pm)

6- 29-46

110:05 am - 12:20 Piro,

6-30-40 110:10 ст - 10:15 CI

7-1-16

(8 cm - 7:46 pm)

7-2-46

(10:15 0n - 6:36p.)

7-3-40

7-4-48

(10:15cm - 1: 050m)

(12:2002 - 22:25pm)

7-5-46 (0: 100m - 3:2577)

7-6-40

18: 45cm - 0

7-,-10

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CONFPENTIAL

Delivered to

Gen. H. E. Toughen

Date of

Delivery

7-30-16

7-30-46

Gerta

Ho H. Vaughan

8-2-16

Gerta

I. Vaugha

8-6-46

Gen. H. E. Vaughan

8-13-46

Geno f. Eo icilghan

9-. 3-46

NAVENIC

Date of Summer!

6-25-15 (10:45 am - 10:10 pm)

7-10-46 9:40 an - 11:35 pm.

7-11-45 (9:15 an - 9:30 ст)

7-8-16 (10:05 ат - 5:33 рт),

7-18-46

112 800n

- 3:30 pm)

7-13-16

19:30 am - 11:40 pm)

7-11-16

(10:05 ат = 6:45 pm)

7-15-46

19:15 am - 3:20 pm,

7-16-46

19:40 am = 7:40 pm

7-17-16

(10:00 an = 11:30 pm)

7-78-46

10:05

- 9:35 pm)

7-19-16

(9:45 ат - 7:30 рт)

7-30-46

(11:05 am

•4:35 pi),

7-21-46

1d110

am - 7:11 pm)

7-22-16

19:20 an ~ 8:28 pin)

7-23-46

(7:45 am - 9:40 pm)

8 - 24-46

(10:10 ат - 9:40 рт)

7-25-16

(9:40 am - 4:45 pm)

7-26-16 (9:50 am - 8:35 pm)

7-27-46

(10:00 an - 11:00 pm)

7-28-16 (6:50 an = 6:16 pm)

7-29-46 (8:25 ст - 6:25 рт)

7-30-46 19:30 am .

10:30 pm

7-31-15 (9:15 am - 8:05 pm),

8-1-16 (9:40 an - 11:10 pm)

8-2-46 (9:20 ст - 10:05 pM)

8-3-46 (9:55 ат - 8:00 рт)

8-4-46

(11:50 an - 11:00 pm)

8-5-46

(8:40 am - 7:00 pm).

8-6-46

18:40

am - 9:10 pm

8-7-46

13:40

com

•8:50 pm)

8-8-46

(9:30

am - 4:30 pm)

8-9-46 (9:50 am - 10:28 am)

8-10-46 (12:55 рт - 9:50 m)

8-11-16 (9:50 ат - 2:50 рт)

8-12-16

18:40 ст

- 10:00 pm.

8-13-46

19=20

Oth

12:30 cn,

8-14-46

19:1.5

chi?

9:05 pm;

8-15-46

18:50 ст

-

12:40 pm)

8-16-46

(8:35

an - 12:12 pm)

8-17-16

(10:15

an - 1:00 pi)

8-18-4ô (12:15 pm - 11:00 PM

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•14

Deliveree So

Gen. Ho So Ta gran

Date of

Deliver!

9-2-16

Gen. H. H. Teüghen.

9-11-46

Gen. H. H. Toughen

9-13-46

Gen. El. H. Vaughan

9-17-16

Gen. E. E. Tougher.

9-23-46

Gen. H. F. Toughan

Gen. H. i. Toughan

9-25-16

10-1-46

Ger.

Ho Tergnan

10-1-46

Date af Summary

8-19-46

8-20-46

(9:35 ст - 4:55 рт)

(9:40 am - 11:30 pm)

8-21-46

19:00 am

5:26 pm.)

8-22-46

(8:05

7:30

pm,

8-23-16

(10:10 am - 10:00 pr).

8-24-46

(12:30

ott,

- 10:15 PM)

8-26-46

(10:45 ст - 4:35 pm)

8-27-16

(1:25 pm - 4:25 pm)

8-28-46

(10:50 am - 1:40 pm)

8-29-46

(8:40 am - 4:20 pm)

9-3-46 (10:10 am = 5:10 pM)

9-4-46

(12:05 pm)

9-5-46 (11:00 am, - 2:45 pm,

:9-6-46 (11:30 an - 1:45 pm)

9-7-46

(9:30 cm - 10:20 am)

9-8-46 (3:10 pm - 7:00 pm)

9-9-46 (8:00 ст - 9:06 рт)

9-10-46 (9:15 cm - 10:10 pi)

9-11-46 (8:15 ст - 4:20 рт.)

9-12-46 (11:45 ст. - 10:15 рт)

9-13-46

18:45 am - 5:58

9-14-46

(10:05 ст - 9:25 рт)

9-15-46

(11:20 сп - 11:35 an)

9-16-46

(8:15 an - 10:35 pm)

9-17-46 (8:35 cn - 10:10 pm)

9-18-46 (10:05 ат - 6:48 рт).

9-19-16

(10:40 am - 5:25 pm)

9-20-46

(8:45 am - 8:45 pm)

9-21-46

(10:15 am - 12:10 pm)

9-22-46

(1:25 pm. - 8:45 pm)

9-23-46

(9:40 ст - 7:55

pi)

9-24-45

(10:20 am - 10:15 pm)

9-25-16

(9:50 am - 5:00 PM)

9-26-46

(9:25 am - 4:20 pm)

9-27-46 (9:15 cm - 5:05"

928-46

110:30 cn

- 5:00 pr.).

9-29-46

110:50 cR - 9:35 p::,

9-30-46

(8:35 añ - 10:25 pm)

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• 15 ..

Deliverés =o

Gen. E. E. ieighan

Date of

Deliveru Sh

.10-8-46

Geno I. I. Taugian

10-11-46

Gen.

E. Taughan"

10-17-46

Ger. H. H. Teughon

10-21-16

Geno

E. H. Vaughen

10-23-46

Gen. H. H. Vaughan

10-28-46

Gen. H. E. Faugian

11-.6-46

Gen.

-Iughan

11-7-46

Ger. E. H. Feugian

11-19-46

T)WAL!

Daie of Summcr!

10-1-40 (9:26 am - 9:00 pn

10-2-46

om

~ 6:07 pm)

10-3-46 19:18

3 ат - 4:50 pm)

10-1-46 (9:50

an - 3:35 pm)

10-5-46

(elilo am-s:00 pm)

10-7-46

(10:30 ст, - 9:20 pm)

10-8-46 (10:45 ст - 9:18 рт)

10-9-46 (9:45

; om - 10:30 an)

10-10-16 (9:40 cm

~ 9:00 pm)

10-11-16

1:18

- 10:40 pm)

10-12-45 18:45 0n - 12:05 pr,

10-13-46 (10:35 0т - 1:00 рт,

10-14-40 (9:20 on - 6:30 pm)

10-15-46 18:50 an. - 6:20 pm)

10-36-46

(8:50 cm

~ 7:05 pm)

10-17-46 (8:55 am - 9:48 pm)

10-18-46 19:03 an - 3:10 pm

10-19-46

9:45 CM - 1:40 DM

10-20-46 (11:40 ст - 10:30 pm)

10-21-46

(8:30

am - 11:15 pm)

10-22-46

(8:15

11:34 pm)

10-23-46

(9:33 am - 8:25 pm)

10-24-16 (9:40 cm - 11:00 pm)

10-25-46

(9:00

om

-12:50 pm)

10-26-46

(9:30 am - 8:20 pm)

10-27-46

110:00 cm - 12:00 1

10-28-16 (8:00 cm - 4:55 pm)

10-28-46

(9:45

10-30-46

(9:15

CNL

- 10:05 pm)

10-31-46 (9:22

CUT

- 0:30 pm

am - 6:30 pm,

11-1-16

(9:25 cm - 6:25 pm)

11-2-46

(10:30

ca - 7:40 pm)

11-3-46

(18:15 pm.

-7:55 pm.)

11-4-46

om - 5:25 pm)

11-5-46

18:20 cn - 8:02 pn)

11-6-46 3:45 an - 10:30 pr)

11-7-46 (9:35 am - 9:20 pm)

11-8-46 110:02 am - 5:15 pm.

11-9-46 (11:00

am - 7:00 pm

4171-10-46

111:20 an -

11-12-46

13:35 pn - 4:15 pm)

CONFHOE

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Delivered To

Gen. E. E. Teighan

Geno f. H. Füüghan

Gen. E. H. Taugian

Gen. E. H. Toughan

Geno H. E. Vaughan

Geno E. Eo Trighen

Gen. H. F. Foughan

Date of

CONEDENTEG

Deliveru

-Date of Sunmaru

17-26-46

I1-13-46 (20:25 ат - 4:48 pm)

11-1446

(9:25 am - 9:45 pm)

11-15-46 (10:42 on - 2:35 pm)

11-16-46

(10:30 am - 12:50 pm)

11-17-45

(10:58 c - 7:55 pL)

11-18-46

(9:55 am - 6:14 pm)

17-19-46

11-20-46

(10:22 am - 7:45 pm)

(9:15 an - 8:15 pm).

11-21-46

(9:45

aiz - 5:46 pm)

12-4-46

11-22-46

(9:40

от - 12:00 п00R)

11-23-16

(10:30 om - 3:05 pm).

11-24-46

(1:45 pm - 10:10 pm

17-25-46

19:15 cn - 2:55 pm,

17-26-46

11-27-46

(8:30 an - 8:35 pm)

(10:20 am - 9:33 pm)

12-10-46

11-29-16

(10:20 cm - 11:00 am)

11-30-46

(10:00 am

)

12-1-46

(5:40 pm-

7:55 pm).

12-2-46

10:00

CIA

6:10

pm)

12-3-40 8:03 0n - 5:35 OM

18-13-46

12-20-46

12-26-46

12-31-46

12-4-46

(8:00 am - 5:10 pm)

18-5-46

(10:30 am - 8:35 pm)

18-5-45

(9:20 am - 6:01 pm)

12-716

(20:13 an - 12:1? pm)

12-8-46

(11:20 an - 12:17 pm)

12-9-16 (10:35 ст - 5:12 рт)

12-10-46 (8:00 ст - 10:10 pm)

12-11-46 (9:25 am - 12:25 pm),

12-12-46 (11:03 am - 5:40 pm)

12-13-46

(8:15 ст - 5:35 pm)

12-14-46 (11:20 am - 5:25 pm)

12-15-16

'(9:25 am - 12:42 pm)

12-16-46 (8:10

am - 8:30 pm)

12-17-46

(9:10

cm

- 8:40

12-18-16

(9:10

- 5:35 pm).

12-19-46

18:26

12-20-46

ат - 6:05 pm)

(10:40 cm - 4:10 pm)

12-21-46 (9:30 am - 11:58 pm)

12-22-46 (11:35 am - 11:00

p.Ra)

DENTT:

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- Delivered to

Geno. El.

"cughan

Date of

Deliveru

1-8-47

Gento

#. = Faughen

1-8-18

cen. E. a. euchan

1-18-47

Hen. 1!. Ho Faronen

1-17-47

Gen. H. H. Vaugion

Gen. H. H. Vaughan

1-22-47

• 1-28-47

Gen. E. E. Taughan

Gero

H. E. Taughan

1-31-47

8-6-47

Geno Ho E. Voughan

2-11-47

Geno toE. Highen

Gen. A.

= toughen

• 2-19-47

2-26-47

ste of Summark

12-23-16 (9:10 ат - 8:40 рм)

12-24-10 19:20 cn - 10:00 pm.

12-25-46

(5:43 pm)

12-26-46

12:51 pm - 8:59 pm,

12-27-46 (9:30 an - 9:05 pm)

12-28-46 (10:25 ст - 1:40 pm).

12-29-16 9:15 an - 11:23 pm.

12-30-46

(20:40 an - 8:05 pm)

12-31-46 (8:20 ст - 8:32 pm)

1-1-47 (11:31 an - 4:14 pm)

1-2-47 (9:55 am

- 10:00 pm)

1-2-47

1-1-47

19:00 cm.

- 8:40 pm

(9:50

1-5-47 (1:22 pm - 2: 20 PM)

1-6-47

19:15 am

- 10:15 pm.)

1-7-47

18:10 ст

- 8:41 pm

1-8-47 18:55 am

- 2:10 pm)

•1-9-48 (9:15 ст - 7:15 pm)

1-10-47 8:50 in - 2:45 pm1.

1-14-47 (3:18 pm/

2-15-48 (11:50 am - 1:38 pm).

1-20-17 (1:05 рп - 3:30 р) :

161-48 (12•18 pm - 3:55 pm.

1-22-47 (9:50 am - 4:25 pm).

1-24-17 (10:20 am - 4:30 pm)-

1-27-17 (2:45 pm - 3:50 pm).

1-29-47 (11:15 ат - 4:05 рн) -

1-30-47 (11:30 am)

2-3-17 (10:05 an - 9:10 pm).

2-4-47

17•00

11:12 pm).

2-5-17 9:40

am

6:00 pm)

2-6-17 (8:05

am - 10:07 pm).

2-7-47 (10:10 am - 9:00 pm).

2-8-47 (8:47 am - 7:30 pm).

2-9-47 (8:42 an - 2:20 pm).

2-10-47 1 8:85 am

2-11-17 9:47 am - 10:15

10: 25 pm,

pi,

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Delivere: to

Gen.

Vaughan

Gen. H. H. Vaughan

Gen. I. H. Taughan

Gen. H. E. Vaughan

Gen. H. H. Toughan

Gen. H. H. Tughan

Gen. H. H. Fosghan

Gen.

H.

#. Vaughan

Gen.

#. H. Vaughan

Gen. H. H. Taughan

Gen. H. E. Vaughan

Gen. E. =. Taughan

= 18 -

Date of

Delivery

Date of Summary

3-3-47 GONEDENILL-47 (8:40 am - 8:00 pm).

2-15-47

(7:47 ат -

4:12 pm.)

2-15-47

(10:13 am

- 6:48 pm).

2-16-47

110:17 am

- 3:09 pi)

2-17-47

(12:55 am

- 12:55 pm.

2-18-47

9:55 an - 3:10 pm)

2-19-47

(10:25 an - 10:05 pm).

3-4-47

3-1-47 (9:50 an - 9:50 am).

3-10-17

3-15-47

20

3-ПД-47•

3-26-17

3-28-47

3-31-47

4-7-47

4-12-47

4-15-47

3-5-47. (10:12 am - 11:14 aM).

3-70-46 (10:20 ап - 4:25 pm).

3-11-47 (12;15 pm - 12:15 pm.

3-14-47 (10:25 am - 12:01 pm):

3-18-47 (12:15 pm - 12:15 pm.

3-24-47 (9:40 am).

3-25-47 (12:40 рт - 1:30 рт).

3-27-47 (9:15 am - 3:10 pm):

3-28-47 (12:30 pm - 1:15 pm).

3-31-47 (8:07. ат - 9:45 pm).

1-1-47 (8:20 am - 3:40 pm)

4-2-47 (11:00 ат - 2:55 рт).

1-4-47 10:00 am - 12:18 pm.

4-6-47 10:50 am - 8:25 pm,

4-7-47 (8:00 am - 5:37 pm)

4-8-47 18:50

am - 10:15

am) "

4-9-47 (10:15 ап - 6:20 рп.

4-10-17 (9:35 ат - 7:05 рт.).

4-11-47

(9:25

an

0:10 рт)..

4-12-47 (12:20

'am - 8:00 pm)'

4-13-47

11:10 an - 9:05 pM

4-14-47

18:28 am - 0:20 pm)

4-15-47 (13:05 m - 3:00 рп)

CO Actioss! for 3-30-47,

and April 12,

13,

14 and 15, 1947 were not

deliveres to

Feneral Vaughan.

Originals

in

file.

CƠN

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DELIVERED 22

SUINARIES DELIVERED TO

WHITE HOUSE

DATE OF

DELIVERY

IDENTITY AND DATE OF SUUMRIES

Gen. H. E. Taughan

5-6-48

CO

5-13-48

5-17-48

5-21-48

428-48

4-29-48

4-30-18

5-1-48

5-2-48

5-3-48

(11:05 c.M.

— 3:29

(3:33

P.M.

p.M.)

4:15 p.m.)

No activity

(9:05

12:38 р.П.)

No activity

(9:05 a.m.

5:05 р.т.)

5-3-48

cont'd. (5:30

p.i.

- 9:50 p.n.)

5-1-48

(9:20 A.M. - 9:45 p.ñ.)

5-5-48

5-6-48

loiso dom. - duitup.M.,

(10:42 an - 9:02 p.n.

5-7-48

5-8-48

5-9-48

:9:35

(10:30 a.M. = 5:55 P.mo)

a.M.

(10:50 с.т. - 10:40 р.п.)

5-10-18 | 10:10 doM. - 11:10 P.Mo)

5-11-48 (9:40

а,т,, - 6:08 p.m.)

5012-48

5-13-48 (11:12 G.M. - 5:10 f.M.)

5-12-48 (8:40 а.т. - 9:25 р.т.)

5-14-48

(8:35 с.m. - 6:35 p.M.)

5-15-48

(12:35 c.M. - 5:55 p. in.)

5-16-48

(9:55 a.m.

-9:10 p.m.).

5-17-48

17:23 CoM.

- 5:50 p.m.)

5-18-48

19:33 demo - 11:20 p.n.)

Not delivered

to Gen.

Vaughan 5-19-48 18:12

18

2-20 - 48

- 21-41

Summary

a.Mo

c.m.

9: P P.M.)

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Delivered to

IT•

SUL!

PIES DELIVERED TO WHITE HEÜSE

NEDENTIAL

Date of

Deliver!

5-29-45

Identitu ond Date of Summaries

PR. - 5-8-45 (9:35 PoM. - 10:25 pote)

5-13-45

(10:20

5-17-15 (10:40 p.T.)

PR. = 6-2-15 (6:53 p.M. - 7:28 poT.)

00-6-10-45 (10:00 GoT. - 9:26 pomo)

LET-

D. KAIN

ApprOX.

6 - 4-45

Gen. Ho to Tougher Let. of

6-13-45

sent

6-14-45

Gen. H. E. Faughen

Gen. H. I. Toughan

6-13-45

60-6-9-45 (6:07 pot. - 9:45 poma)

C0-6-11-45 (11:55 Come - 11:04 p.Mo)

Let. of

6-15-45

sent

6-16-45

Gen. I. Il. Taugher

6-18-45

Geno E. F. Vaughan

Let. of

6-30-45

sent

7-2-45

60 - 6-17-45 (8:00 Gotte

6-12-45

(8:33 G.T.

6-73-45

14:50 poTo

- 20:30 pome)

PR - 6-13-15 (9:25 p.n.

6-18-45

(5:00 p-To

6-22-45

(11:19 pom.

11:45 p.n.

6-21-45

10:35 CoMe

6-26-45

19:40 p.70

9:55 р.т..)

0'0.

6-8-45 (9:42 Come

9:08 p.m.)

6-13-45

18:20

CiaTta

3:15 poh.)

6-14-45

19÷55

CoMe

9:30 D.)

6-15-45

19:30

CoMe

3:41 p.ma)

6-17-45

19:15 00710 - 8:02 pone,

6-18-45

(9:12

Come.

10:50 pot.).

6-29-45

18:15 colo

- 10:40 pol.)

6-20-45

(8:10 toM.

- 3:40 pon.)

6-21÷45

6-22-45

(10:53 a.n.

- 20:20 paii.)

(9:05

Como - 0:05 pan.

6-23-45

19:40 CoTi.

6-24-15

- 7:40 D.701

(10:00 с.т. -9:35 р.П..

6-25-15

(1:27 сoп. - 10:35 р-п.

6-26-45

18:52 00M.

- 6:15 p.To

6-27-45

(9:35 Call. - 4:31 Dama)

ten.

Ho Ho Feugher

7-4-45

70 • 6•28-45 19:47 am • 8:58 P.M.,

6-29-45

MONE DENTIAL

19:45 daño - 3:10 Doño,

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

nation outside your

Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

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

nel without the express approval of the EBI.

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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20530

APR 1 1976

John A. Mintz, Assistant Director

Legal Counsel Division

Federal Bureau of Investigation

FROM:

SB

Steven Blackhurst

Assistant Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coordination

SUBJECT: SSC Request Dated March 31, 1976

Attached is a letter from the SSC dated March 31,

1976.

With reference to the request in paragraph one

the SSC would like either excised versions of the do

ments reflecting authorization of this wiretap, or

memoranda which summarizes generally who requested the

wiretap, who approved it,and the purpose of the wiretap.

It may be helpful if John Thomas would telephone John

Elliff concerning this request.

This Office will prepare a response to the request

in paragraph two.

Please prepare an appropriate response to the re-

quest in paragraph three.

REC-100

AL/INFORMATION CONTAINED

DATE 160 SALen

62-116345-1531

• APR 6 1976

cc: Paul Daly

'I":

HH 55169

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APR 1 1976

TO:

John A. Mintz, Assistant Directo

Legal Counsel

DivisIO

Federal Bureau of Investigation

FROM:

Steven Blackhurst

Assistant Special Counsel For

Intelligence Coordination

SUBJECT: SSC Request Dated Mazch 31, 1976

Attached is a letter from the SSC dated March 31,

1976.

With reference to the request in paragraph one,

the SSC would like either excised versions of the docu

ments reflecting authorization of this wiretap, or a

memoranda which summarizes generally who requested the

wiretap, who approved it and the purpose of the wiretap.

It may be helpful if John Thomas would telephone John

Elliff concerning this request.

This Office will prepare a response to the request

in paragraph two.

Please prepare an appropriate response to the re-

quest in paragraph three.

* 02T02302

cc: Paul Daly

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FRANK CHURCH, IDAHO, CHAIRMAN

JOHN G. TOWER, TEXAS, VICE CHAIRMA

PHILIP A. HART, MICH.

HOWARD H. BAKER, J.

WAITED E MONDALE. MAINNA

WALTER D. HUDDLESTON, KY.

BARRY GOLDWATER, ARMA

CHARLES MCC. MATHIAS, JR., MD.

ROBERT MORGAN, N.C. 7.

RICHARD S. SCHWEIKER, PA.

GARY HART, SOLO.

WILLIAM G, MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR

@Inited States Senate

SELECT COMMITTEE TO

STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES

(PURSUANT TO S. RES, 21, 8ITH CONGRESS)

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510

March 31, 1976

Michael E. Shaheen, JI., Esq..

Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination

Office of the Deputy Attorney General

U. S. Department of Justice

Washington, D.C. 20530

Dear Mike:

It has recently been reported in the press that

there was an FBI wiretap on Mr. Robert Amory under the

Kennedy administration.

The Select Committee requests

delivery of materials

pertaining to the authorization

and purpose of this wiretap, according to the terms

agreed upon in my conversation today with Mr. Blackhurst

of your office.

The Committee also requests delivery of a

chart pertaining to FBI electronic surveillances which

to have been delivered to the Committee on October 23,

1975.

Finally, the Select Committee finds that it does

not have copies

of the authorizing materials pertaining

to the electronic surveillance of the Jewish Defense

League which was declared unconstitutional in the Zwebon

case.

Therefore the Committee requests appropriate

materials pertaining to such authorizations.

Sincerely,

John T. Elliff

Director

Domestic Task Force

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

RECEIVED

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PTIONAL FORM NO. 1

AY 1962 EDITIO

GSA FPAR 841 CFRI 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: MA

• J. B. Adams

PROM

Legal Counsel

SUBJECT: SENSTUDY 75

Assoc. Dir.

DATE: 3-23-76

Comp. Syst. _

Ext. Affairs -

Files & Com..

Gen. Inv. -

Ident. -

Inspection

Intell..

Spoc. Inv. -

Training

Telephone Rm. -

Director Sec'y_

The purpose of this memorandum is to advise Senate

Select Committee (SSC) staff member James Dick had exhibited one

document from Bureau files concerning Reverend Ralph Abernathy of

the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.

DETAILS:

By memorandum dated 1-29-76 you were advised that an

inquiry had been made of John Elliff, Domestic Task Force Director,

SSC, concerning the possibility Bureau documents had been shown to

Reverend Abernathy. Elliff, at that time, had been unable to ascertain"

whether this had been done. Subsequently, on 3-17-76 Elliff advised

SA Paul V. Daly of this Division that James Dick, a staff member, of A

captionedi committee had exhibited one document to Reverend Abernathy

in conducting committee business. Elliff described the actions of Dick

as being an approved committee investigative activity and insofar as

he could determine the document in question was a letter from the Bureau

to former Vice President Spiro Agnew.

It appears that there is no basis for a protest concerning

this particular matter and that no further action is warranted.

RECOMMENDATION:

VREG 100

62-11632-1530

7

MAR 30 1976

1 - Mr. Leavitt

1 - Mr. Mintz

1 - Mr. Phillips

1 - Mr. Daly

APPROVED:

Assoc. Dir. L

Dep. AD Adm

Dep. AD Invi

Asst. Dir.:

терім

Admin.

Comp. Syst.

Laboratory.

Ext. Affairs.

Legal Coun

Gen. Inv.

Plan. & Eval.

Ident.

Rec. Mgmt.

insectiona

Spec, Inv.

Intell.

Training

ALL INFOR: *ATION CONTAINED

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA FPAIR (41 CFR) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

: Mr.

TO

DATE:

3-16-76

ROM

W. Moo

re, Jr.

(SUBJBET: SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE REPORT

The purpose of this memorandum is to advise you of

Assoc. Dir. -

Dep. AD Adm. -

Dep. AD Inv.

Asst. Dir.:

Admin. -

Comp. Syst.

Ext. Affairst

Files & Com.

Gen. Inv.

den

Inspectic

Intell.

Laboratory

Legal Coun. _

Plan. & Eval. —

Spec. Inv.—

Training

Telephone Rm. -

Diroctor Sec'y

Senstudy draft.

Reference my memorandum dated 2-18-76 captioned "Church

Committee Report, Responding to Criticism," and the Director's memorandum

dated 2-24-76.

As you are aware, Intelligence Division supervisors are pre-

sently reviewing draft copies of captioned report at the Committee offices.

Memoranda are then prepared concerning these reviews. Deputy Assistant

Director Homer A. Boynton held a conference on 3-2-76 with representatives

of this Division and the Intelligence Division in an effort to determine possible

steps to be taken to respond to publicity either before or at the time of the

Report's release.

It is felt that, in view of the recommendations being made by

Bureau Supervisors at the time of review, and since the draft will be rewritten

many times before publication, it would be premature to prepare a public

statement at this time.

TREC-100

4211115913

External Affairs will continue to review the memoranda

50529

prepared by the Intelligence Division to exise material that we might utilize

in preparing a statement at the time of the Report's release..

RECOMMENDATION:

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

For informan 6-86 84522AL

APR

5

76

1 - Mr. Adams

1 - Mr. Leavitt

1 - Mr. Moore

1 - Mr. Campbell

1.

- Mr. Malmfeldt

Stinb (1)

APPROVED:

AssoG. Dir....

Dep. AD Adin.

Asst. Diris

Admin.

Comp. Syst.

Ext. Affairs

Gon. Inv.

Went..

Inspection.

Intell.

Labaratory..

Legal Coun

Plan. & Eval.

Rec. figmt.

Spec. Inv...

Training....

file,

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TO

FROM

I SUBJECT:

•OPTIONAL PORM NO. 10

9010-106

MAY 1902 COITION

OSA GAN. REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES

RNMENT

Memorandum

Mr.

• Dunphy

TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENT OF ROOM 3859

TO INTELLIGENCE DIVISION (INTD) FOR

SENSTUDY 75 PROJECT

DATE: April 1, 1976

Assoc? Dir.

Da. 40 1%

Asst. Dir.:

• Comp. Syst

Ext. Affoirs

Filos & Com. _

Gon. Inv..

Laboratary -

Legal Coun. -

Plon. & Eval. -

Spec. Inv.--

Training

Talephone Fin. -

Director a 15-

PURPOSE: To indicate for record purposes the temporary assign-

nent of rgom 3859 in the FBIHQ Building to the INTD for a projec

unction of SENSTUDY 75,

RECOMMENDATION: None. For information.

APPROVED:

Assoc, Dir.

Dep. AD ASia

Dep. AD Inv.

Asst. Dir.:

Admin.

Comp. Syst.

Fit. Affairs.

1. aid..

Inspection

Inteil.

L'aboratory...

Legal Coun

Plan. & Eval.

Rec. Migmi..

Spec. Inv.

Jraining.

DETAILS: Memorandum S. E. Phillips to Mr. Leavitt dated 3/30/76,

captioned, "SENSTUDY 75" (copy attached) set out space reorgani-

zational requirements of the INTD.

Those needs included a requirement for approximately

500 additional square feet of space to accommodate personnel and

equipment for use in a "wrap-up" project relating to SENSTUDY 75.

This need to extend for six to eight months.

66-11201

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

Enclosure

& APRY8 1976

1 - Mr. Cochran (Enclosure)

I - Mr. Fehl (Enclosure)

1 - Mr. Leavitt (Attention: S. F. Phillips) (Enclosure).

+-67-116385

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Memo Dunphy to Walsh

RE: TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENT OF ROOM 3859

TO INTELLIGENCE DIVISION (INTD) FOR

SENSTUDY 75 PROJECT

Room 3859 in the FBIHQ is now assigned to the joint use

of the Laboratory and Special Investigative Divisions. It will fulfill

the temporary needs of the INTD for the purpose mentioned. At

the conclusion of the SENSTUDY 75 project, the space will revert

to the Divisions to whom it was originally allocated.

This matter has been coordinated with the Laboratory,

Special Investigative and Intelligence Divisions.

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• OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20530

APR 1 1976

TO: John A. Mintz, Assistant Director

Legal Counsel Division

Federal Bureau of Investigation

FROM: Steven Blackhurst

SB Assistant Special Counsel Fox.

Intelligence Coordination

Senstudie

SUBJECT:

SSC Request Dated March 31, 1976

1976.

Attached is a letter from the SSC dated March 31,

Please

arrange for an appropriate response.

2LIE CHE WEDD COMCAINED

101400

62-116315-1528

REC-70

EX-104

APR

1976

cc:

Paul Daly

16R 1 4 1971

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a.

APR 1

1976

TO:

FROM:

SUBJECI:

1976.

John A. Mintz, Assistant Director

Legal Counsel Division

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Steven Blackhurst

Assistant Special Counsel

for

Intelligence Coordination

SSC Request Dated March 31, 1976

Attached is a letter from the SSC dated March 31,

Please arrange for an appropriate response.

cc: Paul Daly

DATe

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* •

FRANK CHURCH, IDANO, CHAIRMAN

JOIN G. TOWER, TEXAS, VICE CHAIRS

PIlLIP A. HART, MICH.

HOWARD H. BAKER, JR.,

• WALTER FO, MONALE, MINN.

BARRY GOLDWATIR, ARIZ,

WALTER D. HUDDLESTON, KY.

CHARLES MCG. MATHIAS, JR., MD.

ROBERT MORGAN, N.C,

FICHARD S. SCHWEIKER, PA.

vant hand, culo.

WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR

Alrite! Biates Bennie

SELECT COMMITTEE TO

TUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WIT

ESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIE

(PURSUANT TO S. RES. 21, SATH•CONGRESS)

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510

March 31, 1976

Michael E. Shaheen, Jr., Esq.

Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination

Office of the Deputy Attorney

General

U. S. Department of Justice

Washington, D.C. 20530

Dear Mike:

The Select Committee requests all FBI materials

pertaining to communications between FBI Director Hoover

and Attorney General Robert Kennedy with respect to the

publication of a book about Marilyn Monroe by Frank

Capell.

The Committee would greatly appreciate delivery

by Friday, April 2, 1976.

Sincerely,

Don T Ch

Director Domestic Task Force

ALL INFORIATION CONTAINED

DATE VED PALMEN

ENCLOSURE

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OPTIONAL 'FORM NO. 10

SAY 1962 EDITION

GSA FPAIR (41 CFR 101 - 11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Assoe. Dir. _

Dep. AD Adm. -

Dap. AD Inv. -

Asst. Dir.:

Admin. -

Comp. Syst. _

Ext. Affairs _

TO

: Mr. J. B. Adams

DATE: 3/25/76

Files & Com. -

Gen. Inv. -

Ident. -

FROM : Legal counselph

SUBJECT:

/ SENSTUDY

Inspection

Intell.

Laborator

Legancou

Plon. &EVo

Spec. Inv.

Training

Telephone Rm. -

The purpose of this memorandum is to report that ors.'y-

the Department of Justice has agreed to provide

an attorney

that Mr. Phillips requested

request was made known to the Department of Justice.

DETAILS:

The 3/3/76, memorandum from the Director, FBI, to

the Assistant Attorney General, Civil Division, captioned

"Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Activities," en-

closed a letter from Mr. Phillips to the Attorney General

dated 3/1/76, in which Mr. Phillips requested the Department

provide him with counsel for an interview,

requested by the

Senate Select Committee, concerning the FBI's investigation

of Martin Luther King, JI., and related matters.

In that same

Retendian the Directo recomen de Me a pa request be

02-111-375-1526

Late on the afternoon ot. 3/23/76, Jack Baese, CIVil

Division, USDJ,

advised Dennis Miller of the Office of Con-

gressional Affairs that the Department has agreed-to-provide

Mr. Phillips with an attorney.

MÁR 81 1976

This development was reported to Mr. Phillips on

3/24/76, and Mr. Phillips requested to be represented by

Marcus A. Hollabaugh of Foley, Lardner, Hollabaugh & Jacobs;

815 Connecticut Avenue, N.W.;

Washington, D. C.; telephone

number 223-4771. On the same day, Dennis Miller advised

Thomas S. Martin, Special Assistant to the Assistant Attorney

General, Civil Divison, USDJ, of Mr. Phillips'

reques?

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

RECOMMENDATION :

AE IS BY SEA CAREN

For information.

1

-Mr.

Leavitt

1

- Mr. Phillips

1 - Mr. Mintz

1 - Mr. Daly

APPROVEDI

Assoc. Dir...

Dep. AD Adm.

Asst. Dir.:

Admin....

Comp. Systi

Ext. Affairs..

Gen. Inv..

Intell.--

Laboratory.

Legal Coun.

Plan. & Eval

Rec. Mgmt.

Spec. Inv..

Training.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA FPAIR (41 CFR) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: Mr. J. B. Adams

DATE: 3/18/76

FROM

: Legal CounseL MAY INFORMATION CONTAINE

SUBJECT!

"SENSTUDY 75

HEREIN IS UNCIASSINEDY

DATE 8/3082 BY SP4 ELWIRTE PL

The purpose of this memorandum is to clarify a

statement appearing in a memorandum from the Attorney General

to the Director.

Assoc. Dir. _

Dep. AD Adm. -

Dep. AD Inv. -

Asst. Dir.:

Admin.

Comp. Syst

Fil

Affairs

(Get

Ident. +

Inspection

Intell.

Moore

Pasteroi

Spec. Inv. -

Training -

Telephone Rm. _

Director Soc'y -

ENCLOSURE.

Attached is a memorandum from the Attorney General

to the Director dated March 15, 1976, captioned "File

Destruction Program."

The Attorney General's memorandum, in

part, states "Before the program actually resumes the Depart-

ment

will have to contact Congresswoman Abzug, who has requested

of me that no files be destroyed." Since the

aforementioned quote

appears not to be consistent with our prior understanding

depariment on this matter, Jack fuller, special Assistant the

Attorney General, was contacted on 3/18/76 and he was asked whethef

the Department

was implying they would solicit the approval of

FIT

Chairwoman Bella S. Abzug prior to the resumption of the file

destruction program. Fuller said that this was not the case

and they were merely going to give Chairwoman Abzug notice

the decision to resume the program

The notice would be given

in a fashion to apprise her that this resumption had been

approved by Senators Church, Scott

RECOMMENDATION:

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For information.

4,5

7 MAR 31 7976

Enclosure

pur

'APPROVEDI

Assoc. Dir..

Ext. Affairs.

Dep. AD Adm.

Gen. Inv....

Dep. AD Inva ldent..

Asst, Dir.:

Inspection

Admin.

Intell....

Laboratory.

Legal CounSan

Plan. & Eve

Rec. Mgmt..

Spec. Inv

Training.

1 - Mr. Mintz - Enc..

1

- Mr. Leavitt - Enc.

1

- Mr. McDermott - Enc.

1

_ Mr.

Phillips - Enc.

1 - Mr. Daly - Enc.

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FROM

SUBJECT:

VIAR 16"

*1976

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

JULY 1979 EDITION

GSA FPMR (41

CFR) 101-11.6

, UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

DATE: March 15,

:

Director, FBI

The Attorney General SIN

File Destruction Program

I know that we are now seeking the concurrence

of Senators Church, Scott and Mansfield as to the

resumption of part of the FBI records destruction

program.

Before the program actually resumes the

Department will have to contact Congresswoman Abzug,

who has requested of me that no files be destroyed.

LCD sens

adisas

PUDILA

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINEO

Assoc. Dir

Dep.-A. DIA

Dep.-At

Asst. y

Admir

Comp. Syst.

Ext. Affairs

Gen. Inv.

Inspection

Intell.

Laborg

Spec:

Training

Telephone Rm.

Director Sec'y.

DAf

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Me. I. W. Leavitt

J. G. Deegan

RESPONSE TO CRITIGISM OF FBI

CONCERNING ACTIONS TAKEN AGAINST

MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.

1 - Mr. J. B.

Adams

Mr.

T. J. Jenkins

-

Mr.

J.

A.

Mintz

. - Mr.

T. W. Leavitt

3/9/76

1 - Mr. D. W. Moore, JI.

G.

E. Malmfeldt

1

• Mr.

J.

G. Deegan

1 - Mr. S. F. Phillips

=

Purpose is to furnish External Affairs Division the

attached list of public allegations against the FBI in our

1'

investigation of Martin Luther King, Jr., and appropriate re-

sponses, which may be useful in handling future King inquiries

at FBI Headquarters and in the field.

BACKGROUND:

Memorandum from D. W. Moore, Jr., to Mr. Jenkins,

1

2/18/76, advised that a conference was held in Kansas City on

2/13/76, attended-by the Director, eight SACs and two representa-

tives from the External Affairs Division.

the purpose was to

review ideas and procedures used by the field in promoting the best

interest of the Bureau through local media.

The SAGs believed

that one of the most difficult problems was responding to criticism

of the Bureau's reported abuses regarding our activities against

King•

It was decided and approved by the Director that succinct

and definite answers be provided to counter criticism of the

Bureau's investigation of King•

The Intelligence Division has prepared the attached

document which contains the major allegations raised by the

Senate Intelligence Committee and the media regarding our in-

JRIGINAL FILED

vestigation of King. Included are responses which may be useful

in handling any future questions concerning allegations in the

King case.

This information is provided for the use of External

Affairs Division and for forwarding to SACs if such action is

deemed advisable by External Affairs.

ACTION:

That the attached document be referred to the External

Affairs Division for appropriate action.

Enclosure

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ENCLOSURE

ALL AFT.

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DATE

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MARTIN LUTHER KING, JN.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

LASS I

GINERAL:

SEE 11600 BY PEALM Pe

In responding generally to questions and criticisn

regarding the FBI's investigation of king, it should be noted

that our investigation should be viewed in context of the time

involved--the early and mid 1960's--not today.

those were years

of considerable cacial strife throughout the nation when sub-

versive and other disruptive elements were attempting to

capitalize for their advantage on the social awakening in our

country on the civil rights issue.

Media, congressional and public criticism of our

investigation of King have occurred in the following major

areas:

ALLEGATIONS:

ALLEGATION: The FBI had no valid basis for

investigating King.

RESPONSE: This is not true.

The FBI had a

valid basis for Investigating King to determine the extent

of communist influence being exerted upon him.

However, for

reasons of national security and ongoing investigations, the

FBI is unable to provide any specifics.

It can also be pointed

out that this communist influence was of concem not only to

the FBl, buc also the fresident and Attorney General ot the

United States who spoke personally with King concerning the

matter.

It should be noted that the bona fide civil rights

activities of King were never under FBI investigation.

(2) ALLEGATION: That the FBI conducted illegal

electronic surveillances of King.

RESPONSE: This is not true. All electronic

surveillances of King were legal.

(3) ALLEGATION: The FBI mailed an anonymous tape

and letter to King. According to interpretation by various

individuals in the media and the Senate Intelligence Committee,

contents of this letter suggested King commit suicide.

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RESPONSE: There is no record in the official

fBl files to verify that any mailing of anonymous letter or

tape recording to King was an official FBI action or with FBI

approval. As to the suggestion that the letter sent to King

urged his suicide, we can find no basis for any conclusion

that the anonymous letter urged King's suicide and we do not

know what the letter urged. All we do know is that the draft,

or original of what might have been the letter was found in

papers left at the FBI by William C. Sullivan, former Assistant

to the Director.

(4)

ALLEGATION: The Fbi played tapes of monitored

King conversations to persons outside the FBI.

RESPONSE: There is nothing in the files of the

FBI to substantiate such an allegation.

(5) ALIEGATION: Information developed during our

Investigation of King was disseminated outside the Executive

Branch of Government.

RESPONSE: This is true.

Although our primary

dissemination regarding King was made within the Executive Branch,

there was some limited disseminations to other U. S. Government

elements such as Congressmen.

In several instances, on a highly

selective basis, dissemination was made outside the Federal

Government to leaders in religious, academic and news media fields.

"Dissemination did not include playing of any tapes.

(6)

ALLEGATION: The FBI conducted a campaign to

discredit and neutralize King.

King initiated actions, including several under our Counter-

intelligence Prograns, to neutralize and discredit King.

was no statutory basis for such actions. As to the possible

notive for the activity, because of reasons of privacy anc

and disce die pose bree

delicacy, possible motive is not proper subject for public

(7) ALLEGATION: That the FBI was in some way in-

volved in the assassination of King.

RESPONSE: False. There is no evidence to

support such an allegation.

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OFTIONAL FORIà NO. 10

5010-106

MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

:

Mr. T.W. Leavitt

DATE:

FROM

: J.G. Deegan

SUBJECT:

SENSTUDY '75

1 - Mr. Adams

2 - Mr. D.W. Moore

(H.A. Boynton)

3/1/76

2 - MI. J.A. Mintz

(P.V. Daly)

1 - Mr. Leavitt

1 - Mr. Newman

1 - Mr. Grigalus

Assoc. Dir.

Dap. AD. Adr

Dep. AD Inv

Asst Dif

'Admin

Comp. Syst.

Ext. Affairs

Files & Com. -

Gen. Inv.

Ident.

Inspecti

Intell.

Laboratory

Plan. & Eval. -

Spec. Inv. -

Training -

Legal Coun. -

Telephone Rm. _

Director Sec'y -

This memorandum reports the review by supervisors

Homer Newman, Jr., and Edward P. Grigalus of the Senate

Select Committee (SSC) draft of the use of informants in

domestic intelligence investigations.

The above Supervisors were instructed to review

the draft on informants which report had to be read in the

SSC space and that no notes describing the content of the

report could be taken.

On 2/19/76 the report was reviewed by Supervisors

Newman and Grigalus which report amounted to approximately

70 pages. Thisreport set forth in some detail information

taken from the Manual of Instructions as it pertains, to

security and extremist informants.

This report discussed

policy and constitutional issues raised by the use of intelli-

gence informers; the lack of judicial treatment of intelli-

see s the and the eat the for the ee on ence-

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testified before the SSC.

7 MAR 31 1976

The report went into some detail regarding case

histories:

Citizens Panel on Release of an Antiballistic

Missile System (1969); Dr. Carl McIntyre's American Christian

Action Council (1971); Detroit Black Panther Party; National

Conference on Amnesty; Public Meeting Opposing U. S. Involve-

ment in Vietnam; Black Nationalist Group (1968); Investiga-

tion of "Free University"; Washington, D. C. Black Panther

EPC: HAN/ tapf;

CONTINUED - OVER'":

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

BREINY UA

DATE .

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Memorandum to Mr. T.W. Leavitt

RE: SENSTUDY '75

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Party, and Women's Liberation Movement (1969). All of

the above organizations were the subject of prior

inquiry by the SSc.

The report also discussed several informant

programs. such as the Ghetto, Plant and the American

Legion Contact Program.

It discussed the use of informers

at colleges and universities and the size, scope and

standards of the intelligence informer programs.

RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE SSC:

This draft, as reviewed, did not contain any

recommendations of the SSC:

ISSUES:

There were no issues surfaced by this draft

report which had not been aired previously.

OBSERVATIONS:

In fairness, whenever the SSC draft report

set out intormation, which was criticar or derogatory

of the Bureau, there was also set out the Bureau's position

as a rule: However, in several instances, the above

Supervisors took issue with various parts of the report.

• It was noted that the word political was used extensively

which was brought totheir attention, specifically advising

them that the Bureau never conducted political investi-

gations.

In another instance it was pointed out to the

SSC that a passage appeared in this rough draft to the

effect that "it was understood that Rowe would have to

be involved in Klan violence." It was explained that

there was no such understanding on the part of the Bureau

and it was agreed that this would be changed.

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In regard to informants signing written reports,

the draft erroneously indicated that extremist informants

were only required to sign reports where possible prose-

cution was involved. This was inaccurate and the SSC

agreed to change this passage.

There were two instances noted wherein informa-

tion was taken from classified documents. Both of these

instances have been made the subject matter of a commun-

ication back to the Committee through the Department

of Justice dated 2/26/76.

Staff Investigator Robert Kelley was advised

of the above and requested to make changes so that the

information set out above would be accurate of the Bureau's

position.

It is noted that this draft report contained

no conclusions or recommendations on the part of the SSC.

ACTION:

None. For information. No press response is

required at this time since the report contained no

conclusions.

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(BY NICHOLAS DANILOFF)

WASHINGTON (UPI) -- THE FBI SECRETLY SOUGHT TO PREVENT THE

EMERGENCE OF A "BLACK MESSIAH"

-- SUCH AS DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING --

AND FOR SEVERAL DECADES OPERATED FAR BEYOND INTELLIGENCE-GATHERING

ACCORDING TO DOCUMENTS RELEASED TODAY.

AUTHOE DOCUMENTS REG ASED CY THE SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON

INSCREEN OTHERWISE NORATE EXTERE LEFTISRS, THE SU REGR

*KLAN AND. OTHERS•

FBI DIRECTOR J. EDGAR HOOVER OVER THE YEARS EITHER CIRCUNVENTEN

ORDERS BY JUSTICE DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS TO CURB THESE COVERT POLITICAL

ACTIVITIES OR KEPT THE DEPARTMENT ILL-INFORMED OF WHAT HE WAS POING

THE DOCUMENTS SAID..

THE DOCUMENTS SHOWED PRESIDENT LYNDON JOHNSON USED THE FBI TO

CHECK UP ON THE STAFF OF HIS 1964 REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CHALLENGER

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL

DENOCRATRE COLTONE CONVENTLON IS OF ANT IFIETRATION DE DOMESTIC

THE DOCUMENTS GAVE NEW DETAILS

GROUPS NOT PREVIOUSLY DISCLOSED•

THEY SHOWED THE FBI SOUGHT TO DISRUPT A WIDE ARRAY OF POLITICAL

GROUPINGS INCLUDING THE U.S. COMMUNIST PARTY DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY AND

PARTY"NATIONALIST GROUPS -

"NEW LEFTA GROUPS LIKE STUDENTS FOR A

BLACK

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HEREIN IN

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TVE FBI ALSO TOOK AN ACTIVE INTEREST

IN THE WON'S LIBERATIO!

ITS SUBGROUPINGS LIKE THE WOMEN'S INTERNAZIONAL

THRORIST CORSPIRACY FROM HELL (WITCHES), THE RED STOCKINGS AND SHE

ONE NETO SENT BY HOOVER TO THE FBI IN THE LATE 19SOS EXPLICITL

PREVENTING A COALITION OF BLACK NATIONALIST GROUPS.

IT ADDED ANOTHER COINTELPRO GOAL. WAS:.

"TO PREVENT THE RISE CE!

"NESSIAN, WHO COULD UNITY, AND ELECTRIES TIE MILITANT BLACK

KATIONALIST MOVEMENT.

"(NAME DELETE.".) MIGHT HAVE BEEN SUCH A

"MESSIAK';

KE IS

THE

CY OHE MOVEMENT YODAY,

SAID THE N919g.

PPPARENTLY ALLUDING

TO KENTY

WHO WAS ASSASSINATED IN APRIL 1968.

"(NATE DELETED) COULD BE A VERY

"REAL CONTENDER FOR THIS POSITIO!

WHOULD WE ABANDON HIS SUPPOSED 'OBEDIENCE'

TO 'WHITE, LIFETALY

DOCTRINES' AND EUBRACE BLACK NATIONALISM."

ROGUEL ALSO MOTE TO FEI OFFICES IN THE SOUTH AND MIDDLE WEST A:

AUGE HE' PURPOSE OF THIS NEU

COUNTER INTELLIGENCE ENDEAVOR IS TO

_ DISCREDIT OR OTHERWISE NEUTRALIZE

DOCUMENTS SHOWED:

-- HOOVER

' IGNOK2D A JULY

BIDDLE AND CONTINUED TO COMPILE A

194S'LIST DE ALIENS AND CITIZENS THO

ORDER BY ATIORNEY GENZRAL FRANCIS

• MIGHE ENDANGER THE COUNTRY

IN TIME OF WAR.

THE FOI WON JUSTICE DEPARTNENT PERVISSION TO MAINTAIN

ITS OWN PLAN

195220R ARRESTING SUBVORGIVES IN MARNIME BECAUSE CO, CRESS"

INTERNAL SECURITY ACT OF 1950 WAS 700 LIBERAL.

-- IN 1950

COMPILING A SPECIAL LIST OF

THE FBI DID NOT FELL TIE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT IT WAS

EDUCATORS

WRITERS

ENSOCTAT NONE ALA" YEE LOGOG

DOCTORS CAT CIA LO OR ALEESE RSTEVENSIVE

AESOCIATIONS

WHO MIGHT E. DIGEROUS IN TIME OT LAZIONAL

EMERGENCY•

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MAY 1982 EDITION

SSA GEN. REG

NO, 27

• : UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

I. W. Leavitt We

Assoc. Dir

Dep. AD

1

- Mr.

J.

Mr.

D.

B.

Adams

W.

Moore

-

Mr. T.

W.

Leavitt

- Mr. R.

L. Shackelford

DATE: 3/10/76

1 - Mr.

S. F. Phillips

1 - Mr. K. A. Mendenhall

FROM

R.

Shackelfordpu

SUBJECT: SENSTUDY 75

Admin

Comp. Syst.

Ext. Affairs .

Files & Com. -

Gen. Inv..

Ident.

Inspectio

Intell.

Laboratory

Legal Coun.

Plan. & Eval.

Spec. Inv. -

Training

Telephone Rm. -

Director Sec'y -

PURPOSE:

Lo advise of recent statements made in wet news

release by Nicholas Daniloff concerning the former security

Index (SI) and to recommend possible statements to be

utilized in connection with press inquiries regarding this

release.

SYNOPSIS:

i1)

In response to past requests by the Senate Select

Committee (SSC) numerous information and documents were

provided the sSc regarding former indices utilized

by the

Bureau including the sI and the Reserve Index (RI).

With

recent release of

' SSC report on findings of its investigation

of EBl practices, a UPI newsrelease dated 3/8/76 indicates

documents released to the SSC revealed 1) former Director

Hoover ignored a 1943 order by the Attorney General (AG): "

2) the FBI "won

permission to maintain its own plan for

arresting subversives in wartime, and 3) the FBI failed to

advise the Department of Justice during Iu versifpecial

11St oI InIluentlal persons with alleged

associations and ideology" who might be dangerous in time

of national emergency.

Set forth in Details of this

time netone send information concern tea.

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items mentioned herein.

RECOMMENDATIONS:

1A MAR 29 1976

It is recommended that press inquiries regarding

thas UPI release be answered

as follows:

ENCLOSURE

1.

Regarding the allegation former Director Hoover

ignored a 1943 order of the AG, it is the contention of the

I'Bl that the AG did not prohibit the FBI from maintaining or

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compiling a list of aliens and citizens who might endanger

che country in time of war, but dia, in fact, direct tha

lassifications of dangerousness which had formerly beer

assigned these individuals by the Department should no

longer be utilized.

2.

During 1952 the FBI was continuing to

seek a definite answer from the Department as to whether

during an emergency the program utilized in the Department's

portfolio or the Emergency Detention Act (EDA) would be

followed. The FBI did not commit itself to one or the

other programsbut did indicate that if the Departmental

program was to be followed, a positive statement to that

effect be received from the Department.

was

The FBI, therefore,

attempting

to receive guidance concerning a Departmental

program, and not one of the FBI's, which concerned apprehension

of individuals during emergency conditions.

3.

An index was maintained as an administrative

aid to the FBI Of

individuals whose activities did not

bring them within criteria set forth for apprehension and

detention of individuals during time of a national emergency

would nave been in a position to

have been likely to furnish material financial aid to

subversive elements. Since the individuals maintained

this index were not scheduled for any apprehension or

detention and the list was used strictly as an administrative

aid it was not necessary to advise the Department of the.

existence of such an index.

Results of the investigations

of the individuals on this index, however, were furnished the

Department so the Department could be aware of their activities.

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Memorandum to Mr. I. W. Leavitt

Re:

Senstudy 75

DETAILS:

The SSC, during its investigation of the practices

of the FBI, requested detailed information and numerous

documents regarding former indices utilized by this Bureau

in connection with apprehension and detention of individuals

during national emergency.

As a result of sSc requests,.

information and documents sought were provided and have been

made a part of the recently released report of the SSC regarding

their findings of their investigation of the FBI. A UPI news

release dated 3/8/76 by Nicholas Daniloff reflects in part that

documents provided the SSC showed:

1) Hoover ignored a

July, 1943, order by Attorney General Francis Biddle and

continued to compile a list of aliens and citizens who might

Internal

Security Act of 1950 was tooliberal, and 3) In 1960,

the

FBI did not tell the Justice Department it was compiling

a special list of educators, labor leaders, writers, entertainers,

lawyers, doctors and others with alleged "

subversive associations

and ideology" who might be dangerous in time of national

emergency.

Regarding Item I, the sse was provided a document

dated July 16, 1943, from AG Francis Biddle to Hugh B. Cox,

Assistant Attorney General and J. Edgar Hoover, Director,

FBI,

which related to the former Custodial Detention List (CDL)

and dangerousness classifications which had been utilized by

the Bureau and the Department during the early part of

World War II.

This document indicated "There is no statutory

authorization or other present justification for keeping a

"Custodial Detention' list of citizens.

The Department

fulfills its proper functions by investigating the activities

of persons who may have violated the law. It is not aided

in this work by classifying persons as to dangerousness.

This letter further indicated the classification system

was

a mistake and the AG directed that classifications previously

made should not be regarded

as

classifications of dangerousness

or as a determination of fact in any sense, and in the future

should not be used for any purpose whatsoever. Mr. Biddle

indicated questions raised as

a particular individual should be disposed of by consideration

of all available information but without reference to any

classification previously assigned. Subsequent to the document,

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a letter to all SACs dated August 14, 1943, was sent

indicating, in part, cards previously known as custodial

Detention Cards would be known as security Index cards

and the list composed of such cards would be known as the

security Index (st Additionally, this Letter advised, Iox

intormation, that the AG, on 7/16/43, ordered the dangerousness

classifications previously made by the Department were not to

be used in the future for any purpose whatsoever.

Mr. John I.

HIllI, Stall Member, sC, has interpreted the 1943 document

to mean the FBI could no longer maintain a list of individuals

who were then considered dangerous to the national security

and by renaming the CDL to the SI the FBI had ignored a direct

order from the AG.

We are presently preparing a document

to be forwarded to the AG noting a protest of Mr. Elliff's

interpretation of this matter, and it is the contention of

the FBI that the AG did not order us to cease maintaining

a list of individuals who should be considered dangerous to

the national security, but that the order pertained to the

dangerousness classifications then being assigned by the

Department.

It is therefore the Bureau's interpretation

that the AG's order pertained strictly to the Departmental

classifications of dangerousness of individuals and not

to the authority of the FBi to maintain a list of those

individuals of significant importance during that period

in history which related to the national security.

Item 2 of the UPI release indicated that during

1952 the Bureau won permission from the Department to

maintain our own plan for arresting subversives because

the Internal Security Act of 1950 was too liberal. On

8/3/48 the FBI was furnished by the Department a portfolio

regarding the apprehension and detention of individuals who

proper to one a ep ton

could be considered dangerous during a national emergency.

I'his portiolio was provided at a time prior to any law which

provided Ior the detention of dangerous individuals at the

time of an emergency." "Based on this portfolio, standards

and guidelines were established by the FBI and

approved by

the AG by which the plans maintained in the Department's

portionio could be implemented. Upon passage of the

Internal security Act of 1950, commonly referred to as

the Emergency Detention Act (EDA), numerous discussions

and communications concerned

'the differences apparent

between the Department's portfolio and the EDA.

The FBI'S

planning and operational procedures for any apprehension had

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been based on the Department's portfolio and not on the

detention provisions of Title II of the EDA.

Following

passage of

the ida, the Department, during 1950, indicated

Title II of the EDA was undoubtedly in conflict

with the

Department's program

and if Title II remained in effect at

such time as initiation of the Department's program woulc

become necessary, appropriate provisions for repeal of the

EDA would be introduced along with steps to be taken under

the Departmental program, inasmuch as the EDA, as enacted,

contained many provisions which would be unworkable in event

of an emergency or outbreak of hostilities, and it was not

anticipated Title II would permanently supersede the Department's

program.

During 1952, it became apparent a definite and

positive stand should

be obtained

from the Department

over this highly controversial matter.

Efforts were made

to obtain such a positive statement from the Departmen bI

however, it was felt under no circumstances should the

make any commitments regarding the desirability of

proceeding under the EDA or the Departmental program.

Inasmuch as it was our impression the Department desired

to continue under their program, a letter was submitted

to the AG indicating it was not

within the province of the

Bureau to recommend the adoption of any one program as

opposed to another; however, a definite and clear-cut answer

was requested of the at as to whether the AG would intend to

proceed in an emergency under the Departmental program and as

to whether standards to be used for inclusion of an individual

on the si then in use met with his approval. During

November, 1952, the AG indicated he wished to assure the

FBI it was the

Department's intention in the event of

emergency to proceed under the program as outlined in the

Department's portfolio invoking the standards then used.

Item 3 indicates the Bureau failed to advise the

Justice Department of the compilation of a list of influential

persons with alleged "subversive associations and ideology"

who might be dangerous in time of national emergency.

This

statement. refers to the formulation of our Reserve Index (RI)

during 1960.

The RI was previously known as the Communist

Index; however, during 1960 it was felt the name RI would be

more descriptive as the index at that time also contained the

names of individuals formally affiliated with subversive

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organizations other than the Communist Party. The RI, when

established, was divided into two

sections, namely Section A

and section B. Section A was to include the identities of

individuals whose subversive activities did not bring them

within the si criteria but who, in a time of nationa

emergency, would be in

a position to influence others

against the national interests or would be likely to furnish

financial or material aid to subversive elements due to their

subversive associations and ideology. Section A was to

include, therefore, individuals of influence, such as

protessors, writers, lawyers, educators, scientists, and other

influential persons

on a local or national level.

of the RI was to include

the identities of other

• individuals

who were felt could possibly be dangerous during a national

emergency but whose

activities did not meet the criteria for

inclusion in the SI.

The Department was not advised of the

existence of the RI inasmuch as the individuals who were

maintained thereon were not subjects for apprehension or

detention as were those individuals maintained on the sI.

The RI was used as an administrative aid within the Bureau

of those cases considered of such importance that the

individuals so listed could use their influence during time

of a national emergency.

Results of investigations of the

individuals maintained on Section A of the RI were

disseminated to the Department so the Department would be

made aware of the activities of these individuals.

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d'st

J. B. Adams

J. A. Mintz

1 - Mr. S. F. Phillips

1 - Mr. S. J. Miller

March 16, 1976

The Attorney General

Director,

FBI

U/S. SINATE SELECT COMMITTEE

ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

Enclosed is the original of a memorandum

concerning an interview of former FBI Inspector Joseph A.

Sizoo by SSC Staff Members. Also enclosed is a copy of

the memorandum for forwarding to Mr. James A. Wilderotter,

Associate Counsel to the President.

Enclosures (2)

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1'- The Deputy Attorney General

Attention:

Michael E. Shaheen, Jr.

Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coordination

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1 - Mr

B. Adams

1

- Mr.

J. A. Mintz

1 - Mr. T. W. Leavitt.

1 - Mr. S. F. Phillips

1 - Mr. S. J. Miller

March 16, 1976

U. S. SENATE SELECT COLMIIICE TO

STUDY GOVERNMONTAL OPERATIONS WITH

RESPECT IO INTCLLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

RE: INTERVIEW OF FORMER FBI INSPECIOR

JOSIPH A. SIZOO BY SSC SIAFT LEMBERS

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

DATE YIEL DYSSIFIES

Reference is made to prior memorandum dated

October 7, 1975, reporting the results of an interview

of former

FBI Inspector Joseph A. Sizoo by SSC Staff Members

on September 23, 1975.

The following concerns an interview of Siz00

on February 23, 1976, by SSG Staff Members. Sizoo's account

of the results of this interview was voluntarily furnished

by him to the FBI and is as follows:

"In accordance with the request of Gordon Rhea

of the Senate Select Connittee, I appeared at the office

of that Committee at 1:00 p.Il., on February 23, 1976. We

went to an office in an adjoining building where I was

advised by Senator Charles Mathias that I was appearing

voluntarily, that I was not required to testify, that I

could have counsel present if I wished and that I could

terminate the questioning if I desired. Thereafter, I was

sworn in by Senator Mathias who thereafter left the room

Dep. ADAm-and the questioning was undertaken by Attorneys Gordon Rhea

Dep. AD Inv. - and Andrew Postal.

Asst. Dir.:

Dan MeGorkle, who was also present,

Admin. -

-was identified as having worked on the case for the Committee

Ex. Suits —but was not an attorney. The questioning was taped and

Files & Com. - took approximately 2z hours. After being advised that

Ident.

the questioning would relate exclusively to the investi-

• Inspection -

Intell.

- gation of Martin luther King, I asked to make a general

Laboratory

statement concerning this investigation by the FBI. I

Legal Coun. - stated as follows:

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SENATE SELECT COMMITIRE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

RE: INTERVISA OR FORDER FBI INSPICIOR BY SSC

"Statement

"I consider that the IBI had a valid basis for

investigating Marcin Luther King to determine the extent

of communist influence being exerted on him. Allegations

and inquiries had been received from many sources, including

nembers of Congress, the White Fouse and the Department of

Justice, concerning

the possibility king was under communist

domination or influence. Many suggested IBI inquisy in

this connection be made. the President and the Attorney

Gencral vere awarc the r'Bl instituted investigation.

Attorney Ceneral Robert Kennedy approved the use of telephone

surveillences. the investigation did establish a person

reported to be a communist to be on the Southern Christian

Leadership Conference (SCLC) staff as well as a commnist

contact by King outside his regular staff. The results of

the investigation vere disseninated to the Actorney General.

The President and the Attorney General wore both concerned

and Attorney General. Robert Kennedy spoke with King about it.

Certain steps were taken to neutralize the communist influence

on King.

Whether or not each was fully justified may be a

matter of judgment.

Certainly in the main all were designed

to counter the efforts of the Communist Party in this general

arca, and vere not intended as harassrent of Fing or to

affect his constitutional rights.

Instructions issued to

the fiola called for the approval at FBI leadquarters

before the implementation of any such actions. Some were

approved; others were disapproved. However, to my knowledge,

the anonynous letter to King, which has been the subject of

news corment, was never submitted for official approval.

I em certain lix. Hoover would never have approved any letter

which might have been interpreted to encourage suicide,

although I do not personally believe this to be the logical

implication in the letter.

Fron what I have seen in the

press, and I have no other knowledge concerning it, I think

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RE: INTERVILI OF PONIER FBI INSPECIOR BY SSC

it much more logical that the writer intended to suggest

King's witharaval fron the roverent for racial equality,

that his presence in the novement under the circumstances,

that is under communist influence, was detrimental to the

rovErent.

Press statements indicate a draft of the letter

was found in the papers of a former bureau ofricial, who

has denied knowledge of the letter. At any rate it is

quite apparent the letter was never approved by tir. Hoover,

he had no knowledge oi it, and there was never other

oIlicial Sureau approval for this lettez.

"'It should be noted that, at the time of this

Inquiry, Ix. V. C. Sullivan was the Assistant Director In

Charge of the Division and he took personal interest and

supervision in this case, often dealing directly with the

supervisor to whom the case was assigned without discussion

with intervening personnel, and I was an intervening official

at the tice.

thus he is in the best position to answer

questions concerning the investigation of King. Horever,

his statements must, of course, be evaluated in light of his

foxced retirement by Mr. Hoover, the causes of this action

and subsequent developments.

"End 0f Statement

"I was then asked if I could name the specific

members of Congress who, according to my statement, had made

allegations or inquiries concerning possible communist

influence over King. I said I did not recall the names of

specific Congressmen but had a clear recollection several

such inquiries had been received by Bureau officials. 1

was then asked to define the tern 'neutralize" as used with

reference to communist influence. I said I meant "to render

ineffective' in using this word.

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SEILATE SELECI COLMITTER ON LUZELLICELCE ACEIVITIES. (SSC)

RO: INTERVIET OF COLDER FBI INSPACIOR BY SSC

"I was then asted if acvising the Attorney General

Vas an effort at neutralization of Commnist Party

influence over King. I said it could be so interpreted

as the ittorney General thereafter called King In and

discussed the matter with him. I was then asked what the

basis for the Cominitt of SCiC and King vas. I said it

was based on allegations that King was under substantial

communist influence by members of SCiC staff and others.

I was then asked what the goncral rulcs were for the opcning

of a Cominfil investigation. I said that such an Investi-

gation would be considered on the receipt of infornation

alleging substantial communist comination or influence from

a credible source concerning an organization of signifi-

cance to our society. I was then asked it there vas a

set period for the running of such an investigation and a

set time for terination. I said this would dopend on the

fects in the particular case and a decision would be nace

when the case was reviewed. I was then asked if the King

case was set for periodic revier.

I said it received

almost dally revier, I was then asked if King vas actually

Influenced by communists and how much. I said I felt he

had been intluenced specifically when he was considering

the March on Washinzton as he was encouraged by a Communist:

Party nenber to hold the larch, and the Communist Farcy

had an interest in the larch, but the excent to which fing

was intluenced is diificult to assess.

I was then asked if

I could also recall any other instance there the Commnist

Party had pressed King to take action of interest to the

Communist Party. I said I did not recall specific instances

but he was under constant exposure to such influence. I

was then asked if the FBI Was upset because of the action

taken by the Pepartment in discussing the matter with King.

I said 'not to my knowledge.'

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SANATE SSLECT COMMITINE ON INTELLIGENCE ACIIVIIIES (SSC)

RO: IMERVIC OF FORTIE FBI INSPICIOR BY SSC

"I was then shown a copy of a menorandun dated

October 25, 1963, prepared over my name concerning the

recovery fron other agencies of a sonograph relating to

communist influence in the racial movenent. I was asked

who had requested the recall and why it was recalled.

said I did not remember any facts concerning the incident.

I was then advised the Attorney General had ordered its

recall and then asked if this refreshed my menory to the

extent that I could recall why he had so instructed. I

said that I did not so recall.

"I was then shown a copy of a memorandum dated

Vecember 24, 1963, dictated by li. Baumgardner over

Dir. Sullivan's name concerning a conference which included

field personnel from Atlanta and related to the Bureau's

investigation of ling and the Scle. I was shown as being

in attendance and was asked if I could recount the discussion.

I said I could not recall ony details of the conference,

that I doubted if I was present during much of the conference

as Sullivan and I were seldon away from the Division at

the same time, that I may have been present for a few

minutes and then undoubtedly Sullivan remained to rn the

conference and I recurned to the front office of the Division

(Sullivan and I were under instructions fron the Director

not to both be away fron the Division front office at the

same time). I was asked if this memorandum represented

a change in direction of the Bureau's investigation of King,

that is from an investigation of determining communist

influence to one designed to renove King fron the racial

Bovenent.

I said I did not recall any specific discussion

to this effect although the language of lit. Sullivan's

memorandum would suggest that the latter thought had been

added; however, our basic interest was one of comminist

influence. I was then asked if I recalled it the

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SCUATE SELECE COMMILIES ON INTELLIGENCE ACIIVITILS (SSC)

NO: INILAVIET OF FORMER FAI INSPICION BY SSC

recommendations in this menorandum had been carried out.

I said I could not specifically recall though I presumed

some of them had been, centioning the recommendation

concerning the checking of files wich reference to other

staff members of SCLC. I was pressed for a specific

recollection of any action taken in furtherance of the

fifth recormendation conceming possible action to embarrass

King and thus force his departure from the leadership of

SCLC and the racial movement.

I said I could not specifically

recall that action had been taken. The questioning returned

to this issue several times. Efforts vere made to refresh

my memory by saying that lír. Adams said 25 actions were

taken to discredit King. I was then asked if I could recall

any of the actions to which lit. adams made reference.

said I could not but, if they wished to show me the list,

I would be glad to lool: at it. They did not do so but returned

to the memorandum referred to above and asked me to reread

the fifth recormendation to see if I could Iccall any such

specific action.

I said I could not so recall. Postal

then insisted that certainly steps were taken to carry

out the recommendation and I should be able to recall such

accion. I pointed out that it might well be that subsequent

devolopnents dictated a change in this recommendation and

its provisions nay not have been entirely carried out.

Furthermore, I noted ve vere talking about natters that

took place 12 to 15 years ago and I did not recall specific

details.

I was also asked a series of questions concerning

counterintelligence actions and to name specific counterintclligence

actions which night be taken in any case.

I named the

standard action, such as physical and technical surveillances

and also the use of anonynous letters such as the one

referred to in ny opening statement. I was asked if I

could recall any other anonymous letter being used in this

case and I

said I had no such specific recollection. I

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STATE SELSCI COLITIEE ON LDZLLIGENCE ACTIVIZISS (SSC)

NE: INTERVIAT OF FORMER FBI ISPICION BY SSC

Tras asked to nane other counterintelligence techniques

which might be used in any case, whereupon I asked what

purpose such a line of questioning had in this interview.

Postal said he thought it might serve to refresh my

recollection of actions of like nature taken in the King

case. I said I thought further discussion along these

lines was pointless, that I was satisfied it would not

bring to mind any specific such actions in the King case.

"I was also shown a copy of a memorandum dated

January 6, 1964, concerning the authorization of microphone

coverage to develop 'intelligence and counterintelligence

information' and asked if the term 'counterintelligence'

as used here meant the development of data as to King's

personal conduct or misconduct. I said as far as I knew

it xelated to the commnist influence inquiry we were then

making as to King•

"I was also shown a menorandum prepared by

I'. Sullivan in which he mentioned the possible removal of

King fron the civil rights movement and recommended that a

man named Pierce be grooned as a replacement rather than

leave a vacuum and have many of King's followers end up in

the luslims or similar group. Sullivan referred to King

in this memorandum as 'an avowed communist." I was asked

the basis for this statement; specifically, did King himself

make the statement? I said that, while I did not recall

the details, I did recall that an individual who had been

in contact with King referred to him as an avowed communist

who would not join the party because he was a minister.

It was not clear in my memory if this was based on a

specific statement by King or a conclusion drawn by the

contact. Rhea then referred to the language in the second

paragraph concerning King and asked if Mr. Sullivan os

lix. Hoover had a vendetta against King. I said that the

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SENATE SOLEGI COMMITTEN OU IFTCLLICDICE ACIIVILIOS (SSC)

RE: INTCHVIE:! OR FORMS& RAI MISPECIOR BY SSE

memorandum suggests that lir. Sullivan felt strongly that

King was a detriment to the civil rights movement but

cost certainly neither lix. Hoover nor lit. Sullivan could

be said to have had a vendetta. I was then asked if

Fr. Sullivan ever said he was out to "get' King. I said

I didn't recall Sullivan's having made such a statement.

I was then asked what Sullivan had said to roflect his

feelings toward King. I said I believed I could recall

statements sinilar to those which appear in paragraph two

oi the scrorancun in question, that I thought it portrayed

his fcelings. I vas then asked by Postal hov I felt about

King.

I said that I did not feel as strongly as Sullivan

but did feel that it as unfortunate that a man highly

placed in the civil rights novement insisted on continuing

contact with rembers of the Communist Party even though

he had been warned by the Attorney General and assistant

Attorney Ceneral Burke Marshall against such association.

In this connection, I had been shown a copy of a Desarindun

by Courtney Evans relating to a discussion with Burkc

Marshall who said he had discussed this with King. Marshall

also made some reference to a leak in the King case which

resulted in a notation by the Director concerning 'passing

the buck' to the bureau as to lcak. I was asked to interpret

tr. Hoover's notation, but said I thought it spoke foi

itself. Reference was

then made to a notation by lit. Hoover

at the foot of the memorandur concerning the replaccent

di King by Pierce in which the birector commented to the

effect that finally Domestic Intelligence Division officials

were realizing King was under the influence of communists.

I was asked if Mr. Hoover's notation carried with it the

approval of the recommendation of the menorandum. I said

I thought that approval was implied. Then I Was

asked 1f

the recommendation had been carried out and I said 'not to

my knowledge."

I was then asked why lix. Hoover had made

such a statement, if Nr. Hoover's comtent criticizing the

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SEANCE SELECI COMITTICE ON INTULLIGRICE ACIIVITILS (SSC)

RL: INTERVIRY OF FONTER FBI INSPECION BY SSC

Lonestic Intellizence Division officials indicated a

special attitude on his part toward king and the civil

rights noverent, and that would have notivated such a

remont. I saili, oi course, hit. Hoover did not have a

"special attitude' toward King and/or the civil rights

e course s

moverent; hovever, I had no doubt he was frequently subjected

to corments by other Governent officials, Congressren

and others about the alleged communist intluence surrounding

King with the sirong advice that sorething should be done

about it.

"I was also shown a nenorandum dated jugust 24,

1964, Thich I wrote authorizing microphone and telephone

coverage of King in the Newark Field Division. I had

approved the installation in the interest of time and noted

ve did not nced new attorney Concral authority for the

telephone surveillance as he had previously approved coverage

on 'any residence' to which king nighi so. I was asked is

I thought this included a hotel and I said I did. I Was

then asked 1 I thought the original approval of October,

1963, was still applicable in August, 1964. I Said I

thought it was. I was asked it we were not required to

get Attorney General approval of a nicrophone installation.

I said "not at that tine.'

"I was asked why this investigation had run so

long, why it had not been discontimed. I said that King

had not divorced himself from all communist contact and

therefore the investigation vas continued.

"I tas also asked if I recalled action taken to

discredit King with a religious group, ut liorquette University

and in similar situations, and I said I did not specifically

recall those actions.

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SENATE SELICI COLMITTRE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVIJIES (SSC)

RE: INIORVIDI OF FORIER FBI INSP:CION BY SSC

"'I was asked if I thought the investigation of

King was a valid one and I said I did. I was asked if te

had any other Coninfil Investigations similar to the King

case and I said I did not recall any. This terninated

the interview. However, while vaiting for an elevator

after leaving the interview room, a remark was made by

Postal concerning ny inability to recall more specific

counterintelligence actions. I again mentioned the number

of intervening years, the thousands of matters handled

in the interin prior to my retirenent and the fact that,

for security reasons, each retiring or resigning employee

at time of debriefing was admonished to renove from his

memory to the extent possible the facts concerning confi-

dential Bureau activities to which he was privy as en

employee, and that I had taken these admonishments seriously."

NOTE:

Sizoo's handwritten account of the interview

was furnished to the FBI and was copied as is by a Bureau

stenographer.

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Memorandum setting forth interview of former FBI Inspector

Joseph A. Sizoo.

5. IN

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Interviewed concerning the FBI's investigation of

Martin Iuther King, Jr.

MENTORIO ESTATE

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12-M

J. A. Mintz

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

1 - Mr. T. W. Leavitt

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Mr.

S.

F. Phillips

1 - MI. H. W. Porter

March 10, 1976

The Attorney General

Director, FBI

U. S, SENATE SELECT COMITTEE ON

INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

Reference is made to an sc request of December 16, 1/

1975, which, among other items, requested materials pertaining

to surreptitious entries, conducted by the FBI over the past

five years, which were not directed at non-resident aliens in

the service of a foreign power.

to an FBI memorandun of January 7, 1976, which responded to

the December 16, 1975, request.

Enclosed

for your approval and forwarding to the ssc

is the original of

a memorandum responding to an oral request

of Mr. John T. Ellift, Director, SSC Donestic Intelligence

Task Force, on larch 4, 1976, for information relating to

an entry conducted by the FBI in 1972 against a donestic

target.

A copy of this menorandum is enclosed for your

-ecorãs.

Enclosures (2)

B-116395/

KEC-115

• The Deputy Attorney General

Attention:

lichael E. Shaheon, JI.

Special Counsel for

1H29?

Intelligence Coordination

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The Attorney General

NOTE:

SSC request of December 16 asked for delivery of

materials pertaining to authorization and purpose of certain

electronic surveillances during the period 1973 - 1975, and

in addition, for information relating to entries over the

past five years which were "not directed at a non-resident

alien in the service of a foreign power."

We responded to

this December 16 request in a memorandum of January 7, 1976;

however, this entry was not included since our interpretation

of the request at that time appeared to exclude this incident.

on March 4, Mr. Blackhurst, Assistant Special

Counsel for Intelligence Coordination, Department of Justice,

advised that John Elliff of the SSC's Domestic Task Force

requested certain information regarding the entry being

reported here.

Mr. Elliff apparently obtained a sunmary

chart of surreptitious entries we furnished the House Select

Committee in which the 1972 entry, against an "Arab Terrorist

Activist" was noted. Elliff wished information relating to

the entry and the level on which the action was approved.

Review of the file in question (Abu Ayman Wadi,

FBIHQ 105-203076; Dallas 105-3138) fails to show the authority

who approved the

entry.

The file does show. a Dallas request

for telephone and microphone surveys, which

includes request

to photograph documents, etc. This particular communication

shows a Bureau telephone call was made to Dallas, apparently

authorizing the requested activity; however, the

identity of

the official calling Dallas was not noted.

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J. B. Hotis)

1 - Mr. T. W. Leavitt

. - Mr. S. F. Phillips

1 - Mr. H. W. Porter

62-116395

March 10, 1976

U. S. SENATE SELICT COMMITTEE ON

INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

RE: REQUEST PERTAINING TO A

SURREPTITIOUS ENTRY CONDUCIED

BY THE FBI IN 1972 AGAINST A

DOMESTIC TARGET

Reference is made to an SSC request of December 16,

1975, which requested in paragraph 3, page 1, "all materials

pertaining to any surreptitious entry conducted by the FBI

over the past five years which was not directed at a

non-resident alien in the service of a foreign power."

Further refcrence is made to an FBI nemorandum dated

January 7, 1976, which responded to the December 16 request.

On March 4, 1976, Mr. John T. Elliff, Director,

SSC Domestic Intelligence Task Force, orally requested

Mix. Steven K. Blackhurst, Assistant Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coordination, Department of Justice, to

provide information pertaining to a 1972 surreptitious

entry, conducted by the FBI against a domestic target, which

was not in connection with the installation of an electronic

surveillance, That information follows:

On Septenber 9, 1972, a surreptitious entry was

conducted by the FBI into an office in the Southwestern

United States. The targot of this entry was associated with

Arab terrorist activities in the United States.

A search

Of FBI Headquarters' records with respect to the entry

indicated that authority for the action was obtained from the

Assoc. Dir.

IBI Headguarters.

We have been unable, however, to locate the

on fledontity of the official or ofricials approving the entry.

Admin.

Comp. Syst.

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RE: REQUEST PERTAINING TO A

SURREPIITIOUS ENTRY CONDUCIED

BY THE FBI IN 1972 AGAINSI A

DOLESTIC TARGET

In connection with an inquiry into investigative

matters of the FBI which involved surreptitious entry, the

Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice has

been furnished information relating to this septomber, 1972,

entry.

I - The Attorney General

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

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535

SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

Adhiressee:

ULTR 8 LAM

Caption of Dócument:

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_ Report dated _

3/10/76

U.S. Senate Select Committee (S$C)

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