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[13]OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 5010-106 .
[15]MAY 198? EDITION * .
[17]GSA GEN. REG, NO. 27 . 4
[19]UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT ¥ j
[21]Assoc. Dir.
[23]Dep/A\ ares
[24]Def. ADSI’.
[25]Memorandum ae
[26]Comp. Syst. 2
[27]\. 4, : Mr. J. B. Adams DATE: 6/2/75 Ext Affoies —
[28]od | Tw co
[29]j. From / Legal Counsef} , hone
[31]Spec. Inv.
[32]SUBJECT--SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE sul INFORMATIONS CONTAINED cone
[33]ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES HERES SSN elo
[34]wget ee ALENT RIOR MEME DSE a DATE < BY Director Sec’'y —_
[36]At 2:30 p.m. on June 2, 1975, a conference was held ier fs
[37]with the Deputy Attorney General attended by K. William O'Connor,
[38]Kevin Maroney, Philip White, and Robert McDermott of the Department. ~
[39]Bureau representatives were Mr. Callahan, Mr. Adams, Mr. Wannall and mé.
[41]Mr. O’Connor discussed the request by the Senate Select =
[42]Committee for access to the 39 page report by former Assistant Attorney ~
[43]General Petersen concerning COINTELPRO. Though objections were ,
[44]presented by the Bureau representatives that the report should not be
[45]furnished to the Committee, and its enclosures, particularly the legal 3
[46]memoranda should not be made available, the Deputy Attorney General 9. *
[50].
[54]em”
[55]decided and instructed that the 39 page report should be made available -
[56]to John Elliff on Tuesday, June 3, 1975, for his review, at which time he 54; }- y
[57]would be permitted to take notes, but he would not be furnished a copy of ”
[58]the document. The Deputy further instructed that should Mr. Elliff reques
[59]the attachments to the report, Mr. O'Connor should offer as an alternative
[60]the .memoranda which initiated each REL COINTELPROs.
[61]LOS RECO. 2. 03 ay
[62]Upon our return to the Bureau, Mr.’ Adams rodeos tat ¥ 2
[63]Intelligence Division undertake an analysis of each of the summaries which
[64]were attached to the Petersen report in order to make a damage assessment
[65]based on factors that would affect current Bureau operations should they be
[66]revealed to the Committee. He also requested tat thiseinfermiation be
[67]compiled and available to brief the Deputy Attorney General as to the
[68]— difficulties that would be involved upon disclosure. ¥ JUN 10 y a
[70]RD.
[72]1 - Mr. Wannall — tt
[73]1 - Mr. Cregar ao x
[74]1 - Mr. David Ryan
[76]1 - Mr. Hotis ;} 1
[77]1 - Mr. Daly -
[78]1 - Mr. Mintz G 4 ™~
[79]JAM:mfd (8) |, ~ conTmVUED - ‘ovER
[80]sere
[81]i ae
[83]8 4 JUN 4 8 1975 fia, GEEhO™
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[87]Memorandum to Mr. Adams
[88]Re: Senate Select Committee
[90]RECOMMENDATIONS:
[92]1. That the Intelligence Division analyze the summaries
[93]for purposes of a damage assessment.
[95]2. That the Intelligence Division be prepared to furnish a
[96]briefing to the Deputy Attorney General as to the damage assessment.
[98]on GE
[100]te
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[104]Fp-36 (Rey. 5-22-64) § >
[106]FB!
[107]Date: 5/28/75
[109].
[111](Type in plaintext or code)
[113]REGISTERED MAIL |
[114](Priority) i
[116]ransmit the following in
[118]Director, FBI (62-116395)
[119](Attention: INTD - W. 0. Cregar)
[121]SAC, Atlanta (62-2854)
[123]{ “SENSTUDY 75
[125]Re Bureau airtel to Atlanta 5/23/75.
[127]Material enclosed with referenced airtel was hand-
[128]delivered to former SA, ALAN G. SENTINELLA, 5/27/75, and same
[129]was returned by SENTINELLA to Atlanta Division same day.
[131]Enclosed is the material furnished by SENTINELLA.
[133]ALL} NFORMATION CONTAINED
[136]DATE
[138]o
[142]yd fii 73 - SB
[144]: pBEC-1 00 WRT Catalans bend oman
[145]Bureau (Efic.) ;
[146]~Atlanta a7 JUN 16 1975
[149](3) —
[151]Appa SIS —soocial Agen In Chage Sent _. SM Per —____ ess
[152]Special Agent in Charge U.S.Government Printing Office: 1972 — 455-574
[153]} aval bd 1d:32989588 Page 4 a ;
[156]Assoc, Dir. +f
[157]4 Dep-A.D-Adm.on |
[158]§ Dep.-A.D.-Inv—are |
[159]{ Asst. Dir.: ;
[160]§ Admin,
[161]# Comp. Syst,
[162]¢ Ioxt. Affairs —_
[164]an | b
[165]FEDERAL BUPEAL Ot IOASTINATIO'G /
[167]COMMU CATIONS SLoTiOn
[169]\F B11 NK CODE
[171]HB iG j Biles & Com, —
[172]("4s O0PM 6/5/75 IMMED TATE RXG eee
[173]Seneca pei “5 7 a on
[174]TO _DIRECTOR (626 116395) PSE ET
[176]“ATT: W. 0. GREGAR, INTD
[177]FROM NEWARK (62-3971)
[178](Gensrovy 2B
[180]Telephone Ru. _.
[181]& Director Sec’y __
[183]RE TELCON BUREAU SUPERVISOR ROBERT SHEA AND ASAC HERBERT D.
[184]CLOUGH, JR., JUNE 5, 1975.
[185]THOROUGH REVIEW OF FILES CaPTIONED “DISRUPTION OF DEMO-
[187]CRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION; INFORMATION CONCERNING"; "SPECIAL
[188]SQUAD AT DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION , ATLANTIC CITY, NJ.
[189]AUGUST 2228, 1964"; “DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION, AUGUST
[191]24-28, 1964" AND JUNE FILES DOES NOT REVEAL ANY MEMORANDA, ~
[192]LETTERS OR OTHER TYPE COMMUNICATIONS PREPARED BY FORMER
[194]Wak!
[196]END here LLY: op “SIAM Yo y
[198]Myw FBI WASH DC CLR
[200]SPECIAL AGENT, LEO T. CLARK. A JMOORMATION COTE y Wadd
[202]REC Iuy
[203]A My 3997
[204]we iki nas TOTe
[206]cCc- Cees
[207]ni atool Hobid. 3863580 Page 5
[211]2-Mr. S. F. Phillips
[212]June 3, 1975
[214]O
[216]ORAL INFORMATION PROVIDED TO THE SENATE
[217]SELECT COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING
[218]4 * ~—-FNTEDCIGHICE ACTIVITIES
[220]1. SUBJECT: Martin Luther King, Jr.
[221]Stanley David Levison
[223]2. WITNESS' ORGANIZATION: Retired SA, FBI
[225]3. FILE REFERENCE NO.: Bureau file 62-116395
[227]4, DATE OF INTERVIEW: 5/12/75
[229]5. INTERVIEWER: Mr. Lester B. Seidel, SSC Staff Member
[231]6. CLASSIFICATION OF INFORMATION: Unclassified
[233]7. SUMMARY OF CONTENT:
[235]Witness was questioned and furnished information
[237]concerning the former FBI investigations of Martin Luther
[239]King, Jr., and Stanley David Levison.
[241]8. RELATION To INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY PROBLEMS: None.
[243]: pre LLINEORMATION CONTAINED,
[244]rio GK HER RENIS BS possi IFIE
[245]DATE Sar an
[247]62-116395
[249]NOTE: Original via liaison to Central oats Index in
[250]connection with Senstudy 75.
[252]Assoc. Dir. ——
[253]Dep. AD Adm. —
[255]pee. AD inv. — - 4 LL
[256]“i Ww V
[257]Comp. Syst. —— ,
[258]Ext. Affairs —__ (a oy,
[259]Files & Com, — R fr
[260]ee Cag ( 27)
[261]Inspection “ worn
[263]Plan. & Eval _ RICE EST ROE
[264]Spec. Inv.
[265]cu: 17 JUN 16 1979
[267]Telephone Rm. —
[268]Director See'y is ROOM[_] ‘TELETYPE UNIT (__]
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[282]THE’ DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
[284]Nag
[285]“ WASHINGTON, D. C. 2osp8 . .
[286]_ eri 75-2190
[287]intelligence Community Staff : . 10 June 1975 —
[289]t
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[296]7 . MEMORANDUM FOR: Members of susiBrad Hoé Coordinatingy ~~
[297]: One Nmap e OF ENS Bee Coord
[299]t
[301]- SUBJECT. . + + Security Clearances
[303]‘Attached is an updated listing of staff personnel certified
[305]; ‘by the Staff DirectoL/Senate Select Committee as meeting the
[307]requirements of Executive Order 10450 for access to classified
[309]a information “P to and including TOP ‘SECRET. Some of these
[310]. individuals have been certified as meeting the requirements of
[311]DCID 1/14 and have been provided the appropriate briefing.
[313]John M. Clarke ‘1
[315]Associate Deputy to the DCI
[316]for the Intelligence Community
[318]17 JUN 16 1975, Oo
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[342]" Benz, Charity I:
[344]‘Birdsell, Wayne
[346]Qorschara, Samuel! t
[348]Brissett, Belva ~ a :
[350]- Brooks, Nancy
[352]"het Carter,’ Barry
[354]; Che snick,’ Barbara
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[358]Brown, C. Harold. .— :
[360]Carpenter, Margaret’
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[851]Honorable chastee-B.. vigeine _w¥- WW, 0. Cregar
[853]House of Representatives—————— 1. - R. W. Held
[855]Washington, D. C. 20515 aa
[856]Af rede Fe oat
[857]Dear Congressman Wiggins: ‘| ' | / roof d a
[859]199 Reference is made to your Letter dated April 9,
[860]739
[861]California condemning the’ Federal Bureau of Investigation
[862](FBI) for placing an informant on the staff of a legal
[863]service agency to commmicate information learned in that
[864]capaci ity to the FBI and our response dated April 28, 19795.
[866]Contact with the State Bar
[867]enabled us to identify the situation
[868]referring .
[870]of California has
[871]to which they were
[872]i
[874]Assoc. Dir,
[875]op. AD Adm, —
[876]Dep. AD Inv.
[878]Asst, Dirs
[880]Admin.
[882]Cemp. Syst.
[883]Ext. Affairs
[884]Files & Can.
[886]LeSeratory cn cm
[887]Plan & Evah
[889]Poo Seety
[891]AWNAT BOF
[893]NW 68296 Docld32989588 Page 14
[895]: cooperating with the PBI.
[896]' Spot WOLACG contacted the Ver
[898]Or
[899]he wanted to assure the FEI Age WOE:
[906]- Betiveen Avril, 1968, and November, 1968, one
[907]Rudolph Leaner Muse was ’ operated as an informant by our
[909]New Ocleans, Louisiana, Division. Muse fornished information
[911]regarding black extremist activities and he was paid for
[912]services rendered. Muse was bpnomoloyed when initially
[913]volunteering his assistance to the FBI and subsequently, on
[914]May 10, 1966, began working as an investigator for the
[916]New Orleans Legal Assistance Corps (IOLAC), an organization
[917]funded by the Office of Economic Opportunity. —
[919]Information in the files of our Hew Orleans Division
[920]indicates during June, 1968, Muse advised it had becone
[921]necessary to belt his supervisor at NOLAC of his relationsht ip
[922]with the FBI. His supervisor became avare of Muse's. asscc-
[923]jation with black nationelist groups and at tteanted bo- discharge
[924]him. To avoid discharge, Mase told his supervisor he vas
[926]eans rf son and; advised
[928]cfs $9) aay 16
[929]RWHtcan (8) vA / fas cone noms one Hate 1975, * hy
[931]¢. fPRk Deore 5 rye
[932]ays San li OER REN STIONCONTAINED °° gyi \ nk ge
[933]AAT, He A ir Wi ») Q . oe t _ 7107S - 569-971
[935]enclosing a resolution adopted by the State Bar of >
[938]Subsequently Muse's supervisor an
[941]Honorable Charles E. Wiggins
[943]Muse and the FBI would be maintained by him and would go
[944]no further. Muse's supervisor said he was cognizant of
[945]the importance of Muse's cooperation with the FBI remaining
[946]confidential.
[948]. The New Orleans Division of the FBI never ; _
[949]conducted any investigation regarding NOLAC and Muse a ri
[950]never furnished information concerning its activities. -
[952]EZ hope this information will clarify the issue
[953]for you. If I may be of further assistance in this matter;
[954]please contact me.
[956]A copy of this letter is being provided to the.
[957]State Bar of California.
[959]Sincerely yours,
[960]i C.M, Kelley
[961]Clarence M. Kelley
[962]Director
[964]- 601 McAllister Street
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[967]1 = State Bar of California -
[970]Sen Franciseo, California oh0 |
[972]i]
[974]NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 15
[976]Honorable Charles E, Wiggins
[978]NOTE:
[980]The resolution of the State Bar of California (SBC)
[981]referred to above did not identify the specific incident in
[982]which they were interested so Congressman Wiggins! letter was
[983]acknowledged and we indicated additional details would follow.
[984]On 4/25/75 San Francisco advised the basis for the SBC resolution
[985]was articles contained in the 2/7/75 issues of the San Francisco
[986]Examiner and Oakland Tribune. In these articles Muse was not
[987]mentioned by name but the details corresponded with his case.
[989]On 4/28/75 Supervisor Ernest Well, New Orleans, advised Muse °
[990]was identified by name in articles concerning this incident
[991]in the 2/2/75 issue of the New Orleans Times Picayune and the
[992]2/25/75 issue’ of the New Orleans States Item. Since Muse
[994]- revealed his relationship with the FBI and has been publicly
[996]identified by name and appears to be no privacy issue or néed
[998]‘to protect the confidentiality of our files, Congresswan Wiggins
[1000]should be advised.of the complete details in this matter. As?
[1001]the SBC urged issues such as this be considered by the select
[1002]committees of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives, a
[1003]copy of this communication is being furnished for the information
[1004]of the Legal Analysis Section and Project Senstudy 75 in
[1006]Division 5. .
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[1018]. i a
[1020]coy GEN, 2G. AOL 27 i
[1022]UNITED STATES cogent - é coe ET Aewe ee
[1023]Dep A! iH oo
[1024]; 1- Mr. Adams Asst. Din:
[1025]> Memorandum } Mr. Adam Sen
[1026]i- Mr. Hotis Ext. Affalrs
[1027]tro: Mr. J. B. Adams DATE: 5-8-75 Flas b Cons —
[1028]. 1 -” Mr. Daly 5 Ident. ~
[1030]. Legal Comset ff Intell.
[1031]FROM ss:
[1033]3 Plan. & Eval.
[1034]SUBJECT: ‘STATUS OF RESPONSES TO CONGRESSIONAL ; Spoe. Inv.
[1036]COMMITTEE REQUESTS Tolophone as —
[1037]. Director See’y —.
[1038]The purpose of this memorandum isto set forthin. .....,
[1039]summary form the requests we have received from various Committees
[1040]in Congress and the status of our replies. i |
[1042]a
[1043]I. Q onate Select Committee on Intelligence Activities (SSC).
[1045]. We have substantially complied with the request of this
[1046]Committee contained in their letter of 3-19-75. The remaining aspects
[1047]of this request involve a decision by the State Department concerning
[1048]the release of exhibits contained in a study on FBI jurisdiction, a decision
[1049]by the Department relating to COINTELPRO and our recommendation
[1050]that one particular document not be furnished the Committee.
[1052]We are in receipt of a request by memorandum dated
[1053]4-30-75 from the SSC. This request generally relates to Sections
[1054]of the Manual of Rules and Regulations and the Manual of Instructions,
[1055]and the various divisions having responsibilities and interest in the
[1056]Sections requested, are in the process of preparing the necessary responses. ;
[1060]2)
[1062]We received a request by letter dated 4-28-75 from the
[1063]Committee concerning allegations of our possible involvement in the removal N
[1064]of documents from the residence of the late Director J. Edgar Hoover.
[1065]Our response has been prepared and it is anticipated it will be furnished
[1066]the Department in the near future. 6 QA- WG BIS g- -
[1068]seer NO Tereheie” REP
[1069]170 JUN 3 1975
[1070]® MAY 23 1975
[1071]We have complied with those aspects of the the request “=>
[1072]contained in this Committee's letter of 4-10-75, pertaining to photographic
[1073]“ surveillance and indexing procedures. We anticipate our response to
[1074]their requests relating to our authority to collect, retain and disseminate
[1075]information will be furnished in the immediate future. bite
[1078]I. Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
[1079]of the House Judiciary Committee
[1081]ORIGINAL FLEDIN 2. 9
[1083]‘ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
[1085]: oe Y HERE! NAS Hp gppest SIFI |
[1086]- SBativadte PAT 5 Say. CONTINUED - OVER
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[1099]|
[1103]“7a
[1107]a1 Counsel @ B. Adams Memorandum é
[1108]Re; Status of Responses to Congressional
[1109]Committee Requests
[1111]We also received a request from this Committee by
[1112]etter dated 4-22-75, relating to our procedures of handling Free
[1114], of Information Act requests and an inquiry by letter dated 4-25-75
[1116]\pegarding our alleged involvement in the removal of documents
[1118]|$rom the residence of the late Director J. Edgar Hoover. We have
[1120]jprepared responses to both requests. The response concerning the
[1122]| Freedom of Information Act has been furnished the Department for
[1123]approval and furnishing to the Committee;'the response relating to 1
[1125]removal of documents has been prepared and is in the process of
[1126]being approved by the Bureau. | |
[1128]Hi. Senate Subcommittee on Internal Security
[1129]of the Senate Judiciary Committee
[1131]We received a request by letter dated 4-28-75 for
[1132]information relating to terrorist incidents. We have prepared and
[1133]furnished a response to this request.
[1135]RECOMMENDATION:
[1137]None. For information.
[1139]eT ae
[1141]Qe
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[1147]‘ATTENDEES
[1149]_USIB AD HOC COORDINATING GROUP
[1150]ON CONGRESSIONAL REVIEW
[1152]Wednesday, 4 June 1975, at 1000 hours
[1153]. DCI Conference Room (7D64 }
[1155]Dr. John M. Clarke
[1156]AD/DCI/IC
[1158]Mr. J. J. Hitchcock
[1159]State :
[1161]_Mr. David Lowman
[1162]’ NSA
[1164]Mr: J. Foster Collins
[1165]" Treasury
[1167]Mr.
[1168]FBI
[1170]Leon F. Schwartz
[1172]Mr: Robert Upchuren
[1173]ERDA-
[1175]_RADM Donald P. Harvey, USN
[1177]Myr. John Brock
[1178]DIA
[1180]Captain L. C. Martinez
[1181]Navy
[1183]* ALL FET TNFORMA TION
[1184]RG. Ge
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[1188]Captain William | Quisenberry
[1192]Lt. Col. Harold Coyle
[1194]Rep. for Deputy Under.
[1195]Secretary of the Air Force
[1197]‘Mr. Walter’ Elder -
[1198]CIA: oe
[1199]Mrs.
[1201]: 168
[1203],
[1205]Mr. Donald E. Moore
[1207]Chairman, USIB Security
[1209]"Committee
[1210]. 4
[1212]_~ Army
[1214]. Colonel Jerry
[1215]- Air Force
[1217]CONTAINED
[1219]2 MeB9S- 7.
[1221]WoLbe ts
[1223]Harriett D. Mowitt
[1224]Exec Sec to the Ad Hoe Group
[1226]Mr. Merrilli-T. Kelly
[1228]D. Alderson,
[1232]fg) woe. kt
[1233]i i
[1237].- DCI/IC~75- 0608
[1238]: 6 June 1975 —
[1241]MEMORANDUM FOR: prifictpes—of-the-usi-td Hoe Coordinating
[1242]’ _ ’ Group . . ;
[1244]SUBJECT _: Ninth Meeting, 4 June 1975
[1246]t. . . to . : :
[1248]- od. A meeting of the USIB Ad Hoc Coordinating Group’
[1249]‘was held on. 4 June 1975 at 10: 00 a.m. A list. of attendees
[1250]is attached. ; :
[1252]* 2. The meeting was opened by Dr. Clarke who described’
[1253]the current activities of the Senate Select Committee in~-
[1254]aceelerating their official interviews with knowledgeable-
[1255]officials across the Community and the criticality of firming
[1256]up agreements on how these interviews are to be handled.
[1257]_ This has not been forthcoming despite White House interest.
[1258]House Select Committee procedure is not yet clear.
[1260]3. . The second item raised by the Chairman was the
[1261]dist of category II “abuses" which-had been developed at
[1262]_ the direction of the Policy Steering Group. The set* developed
[1263]‘was the result of discussions with Mr. Schwargz, Counsel .to
[1264]the Senate Select Committee, who plans to present a complete
[1265]-list of "category II" items to the Committee on Friday, 6 .
[1266]' June. At that point, it is expected "notices" would go out ~
[1267]to'the Community agencies advising them so that agreed °
[1268]interview procedures will apply. It is also anticipated
[1269]‘that the presence of private as well as Agency counsel will
[1270]. -be addressed. The Policy Steering Group has accepted the
[1271]aircon prdnciple: OF : dealing: with :these .ddentified "category.-TI". 4.4: petites
[1272]° subjects by assigning responsibility for gathering % Al IG 36 —
[1273]_ comprehensive ‘and paper preparation. to specifie ind? ua — “y
[1274]“within the Commuriity dgéenéies. Clarke‘ is “the” Poor Sse
[1275]point for gathering the names of individuals who will ass
[1276]a vey bhesSe: pesponsibilities.. To. date. individuals had. been aa 10,175,
[1277]nee for all: subjects except those to be handled Py CIA. .
[1279]| ee
[1280]th hee eS sates tat, Ut 8 OF af Pax of wee ts 58
[1282]ae wb nighties dyttt, wage ete de as ag ee sens
[1284]—- a. EXEMPT FROM GENERAL DECLASSIFATION ATION
[1285]SCULDULE OFLE. O. 186525 EXEMPTION CATECURY:
[1286]-§ SBODA(2}, (3) or (4) (curele ane or more)
[1288]—————— |
[1289]i
[1290]i
[1291]a , (9 AUTOMATICALLY DECLASSIFICD ON
[1292]CONFIDENTIAL Impossible to Determine |
[1294](ualess impossitle, inert date or esenty
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[1310]t
[1311]a
[1313]Tr EES SP
[1315]A, “In addition to the "eategory II" items, there are
[1317]a number of additional subjects largely geographic in nature
[1318]for which the DCI feels CIA should assume responsibility
[1319]for preparing comprehensive papers. In view of the
[1320]apparent adversary relationship between the Senate Select
[1321]Committee Staff and the agencies under investigation, it may
[1322]be that preparation of papers dealing comprehensively with
[1324]- specific subjects will deflect some of this cross-agency
[1325]probing and result in a positive solution to problems before
[1326]they arise.
[1328]5. The Chairman reminded the group of the responsibility
[1329]- which exists to keep Mr. Cotter of the Post Office Department
[1330]informed on matters resulting from the Congressional investiga-
[1331]tions which will clearly impact on his agency's affairs. At
[1332]present, the cross-agency character of .the interviews now
[1333]under way indicate a possible communication BaP in adequately
[1334]coordinating on postal matters.
[1335]| 7 6. - The Chairman explained the DCI's action taken in
[1336]late May to separate the responsibility for CIA's response
[1337]»  . tu the Congressional Select Committees from those responsi-
[1338]‘ pilities of the IC Staff. Both Dr. Clarke and Mr: Elder
[1339]. emphasized the very close relationship which exists in the
[1340]. two efforts. Mr. Elder will nepresent CIA at all USIB Ad
[1341]Hoc sessions henceforth.
[1343]T. The Chairman questioned Mr. Elder, the CIA repre-
[1344]sentative, whether or not the Senate Select Committee had
[1345]yet furnished the Agency with a list of subjects with which
[1346]they plan to deal in depth. Mr. Elder reported they have
[1347]not yet done so, but it is apparent that three items are of
[1348]‘priority interest at the moment: assassinations, the Phoenix
[1349]program, and covert action; that -it appears clear the Committee
[1350]is currently pursuing the question of authorities, approvals,
[1351]and support from other agencies.
[1353]8. The 27 May request addressed to the DCI covering ; ;
[1354]‘Watertals: undér the jurisdiction “of a‘rikmber” Of * Commute ty (ov ek ese
[1355]+. agencies was provided. to.the members of the Ad Hoe Group. a
[1356]:..,Dr,, Clarke indicated he was. seeking policy guidance. on...
[1358]selected items in the request which dealt with Community
[1359]| product such as NIE ete. He noted the 27 May request indicated
[1360]war's Identical: letters were being forwarded to-the Secretary: of -
[1362]“..° State and the Secretary of Defense. Copies have been sent
[1363]fyovite.. 6O.a1L.USIB: »Ad:-Hoc .members.,. ‘the..NSC “andthe. White.-House.:torye. grt te a hs
[1365]este es nhs
[1367]ia
[1369]596 ‘De 2
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[1377]9. Copies of a memorandum which set forth the action
[1378]items resulting from the Policy Steering Group session of
[1379]last week were provided.to the Ad Hoe members for their
[1380]information. .
[1382]10. Mr. Elder reported that the House Committee has
[1384]indicated to CIA its intent to concentrate on specific
[1386]issues, but as of now are not adequately organized to be
[1387]specific in their requests. The one extant request forwarded
[1388]to the CIA was posing some problems because of the lack of
[1389]cleared personnel, approved storage facilities, and determina~
[1390]-tions on the ultimate disposition of records.. The Chairman
[1391]noted that concurrent with this meeting, a meeting of Community
[1392]jlegal representatives was taking place with the purpose of
[1393]commenting on the House Select Committee's proposed security
[1394]‘regulations which have not yet been adopted. .
[1396]; 11. CIA reported its success with the provision of a
[1397]reading room for SSC Staff at CIA headquarters. State
[1398]reported there were no comparable facilities anticipated
[1399]there. Defense has provided badges to Staff members and .
[1400]reading facilities are available. The same accessability of
[1401]materials is true at NSA and FBI. °
[1403]. 22. The last subject’ on the agenda was the implementa-
[1404]- tion of the Community Central Index. In the material provided
[1405]’ to the group was a letter reaffirming the purposes of the
[1406]’ Central Index and a list of 40 key words to be used in .
[1407]identifying material furnished the Index. A printout of the
[1409]Index content was provided to the group as a review document’
[1411]only. The final format of such periodic reports nase not yet
[1412]' been.refined. Group members are encouraged to comment if
[1414]they detect any problems with items in the printout. Forms
[1416]. for inputting information to the Central Index were also
[1418]\ provided to the Group. This is a service of common concern
[1420]\ which will assure the uniformity of information received and .
[1421]‘should serve to lighten the workload of the individual
[1422]\agencies. The telephone number of Mrs. Young of the Central
[1423]_\Index was provided for agencies' convenience in accessing
[1425]the Index information, ..., ane oe
[1426]_ Harriett i Mowitt
[1428]Executive Secretary
[1430]‘Attachment: as stated
[1432]Q rem A we
[1435]THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
[1437]ntelligence Community Staff
[1439](Sats ie 95
[1441]y/ . SO . . " WASHINGTON, D. C. 20505
[1442]intelli i S. .
[1444]“DCI/IC-75-0116
[1445]-. 6 June 1975 ,
[1447]l. The following 1 list includes subjects to be covered by
[1449]the Agencies concerned:
[1451]/- . Assassinations White House
[1452]; Drug Abuse _ CIA. .
[1453]: Political Abuses
[1454](1964) FBI
[1455]’ Domestic a ; Justice
[1456]Surveillance _
[1457], - Electronic , , ” Justice
[1459]’ Surveillance and
[1460]Warrantless Wiretap
[1462], “Use of Notional
[1463]. Organizations . FBI
[1465]' Use of Proprietary
[1466]Organizations CIA
[1468]Mail Cover and De,
[1469]‘Intercept . - Justice
[1473]ee en 2s, MgB IST. ye
[1475]_ Army Surveillance DoD ©
[1477]BA JUN 13 1875.
[1479]NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 23
[1481], Mr. Wilderotter
[1483]IDS 145-7094
[1485]‘Not yet des ignated
[1487].. John Thomas
[1488]324-4609
[1490]John Martin
[1492]. IDS 187-4555
[1494]George Calhoun
[1495]IDS 187-4401
[1497]John Thomas
[1499]_ 324-4609
[1501]Not yet designated
[1503]_ Phil White“ A ip
[1504]. IDs 187-4674 VEG ~/
[1506]ot CONTAINED
[1507]MEMORANDUM FC FOR: See Disteibition eee nc co ;
[1512]Benson Buffham, NSA
[1514]688-7222
[1516]_Dr. (2: Cooke
[1519]te oo . . @ . . i - . ‘
[1520], 4 . a
[1522]The individuals named on this list are those designated by the
[1523]Agencies as having prime responsibility for preparing the paper.
[1524]The papers should be delivered in two copies directly to the
[1525]Associate Counsel to the President, Mr. James Wilderotter,
[1526]Room 182, Old Executive Office Building, by the Agencies.
[1527]In the course of the next week, a meeting will be called for
[1528]Mr. Wilderotter to meet with the individuals designated on this
[1529]list. Each Agency will also be responsible for naming a person
[1530]_ to work with each Task Force leader where it is appropriate to
[1531]the subject matter. In the interim, Task Force leaders should
[1532]deal directly with the following people with respect to individual
[1533]‘Agency responsibilities: .
[1535]DCI/Intelligence Community John Clarke
[1536]i ee IDS 143-5477
[1537]CIA oe | SE) -Henry Knoche 7
[1539]~ ot _ IDS 143-4086.
[1541]Defense "os Pom Latimer
[1542], . IDS 11-54221
[1544]“State -- . .fWilliam Hyland
[1545]a IDS 101-20342
[1547]Treasury a William Morell —
[1548]IDS 184-2536
[1550]Justice a 7 fwittiam O'Connor _
[1552]‘FBI - or , . <2 Ewilliam Cregar
[1553]. . IDS 175- 4636
[1555]The CIA ha's been. coordinating internally the DCI's
[1557]letter ral the Chairman of the House Select Committee on Intelligence
[1558]and this letter should be available for Community review and
[1559]consideration soon. Distribution of this letter will be made sometime
[1560]prior to a meeting of the General Counsels chaired by Mr. Wildeérotter
[1561]to go over details of the letter and coordinate on the final language.
[1562]_This arrangement is consistent with. agreements reached -in.our
[1563]meeting on 3 June 1975. oes
[1565]John M. Clarke
[1566]“Associate Deputy to the DCI
[1568]NW 88296 Docld:82988588 Magel24n for the Intelligence Community
[1571]“Distribution:
[1572]1 - Mr. Wilderotter
[1573]2+ Mr. Latimer
[1574]“+44 Mr. Hyland
[1575]“1+ Mr. Morell
[1576]‘+ Mr. O'Connor
[1577]Y1- Mr. Cregar
[1578]‘1 - Mr, Knoche :
[1579]A - Mrs. Mowitt/Executive Secretary of { Steering Group aps 143 - 4085)
[1581]NW 88296 Doecld: 32989588 Page 25
[1583]_ GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY
[1584]UNIVERSITY PLAZA
[1585]ATLANTA, GEORGIA
[1587]t
[1591]aan PERSONAL AND CONFIDENTIAL
[1592]a
[1593]te
[1595]i. NW 88296 Doctd: 32989588 Page 26
[1597]yee Stes + a
[1599]Special Agent Seymor Phillips
[1600]Federal Bureau of Investigation
[1601]Washington, D.C.
[1603]a |
[1607]y
[1608]Me
[1610]1 - Mr. J. B. Adams
[1611]1 - Mr. J. A. Mintz
[1612]1 - Me. W. R. Wannall
[1613]to } The Attorney General lay 22, 1975
[1614]\ : 1 - Mr. J. G. Deegan
[1615]\ / Director, FLT 1 - Mr, R. L, Shackelford
[1616]1 - Mr. W. O, Cregar
[1617]‘ 1 - Me, S. F. . Phillips
[1618]U. S. SETS SLLNCT CocMITEE To
[1619]STUDY GOVERNEUTAL OPTICS WITH
[1620]RESPLCT TO TYELLLIGCICE ACTIvIrrEes
[1622]Counsel ta the Frasident.
[1624]Daclosures - 2
[1626]62-116395
[1628]L - 67-432832 (Personnel File Former SA Alan G. Sentineila)
[1630]Eaeclosea for your information is the original of
[1631]Q pokorancum concerning an interview by a
[1632]captioned Committee of retired FBI Special
[1633]Sentinelila,.
[1635]Statt Mamber of
[1636]ésent Alan G.
[1638]A eapy of tha momeranium is also enclosed
[1639]for fori, arain:s to ie, James a.
[1641]Wilderotter, Associate
[1643]1 - 100-106670 (Martin Luther King, Jr.)
[1644]1 - 100-392452 (Stanley David Levison)
[1646]— <p Fe fee by ew
[1648]Agsoc. Dir,
[1649]Dep, AD Adm. _
[1650]Dep. AD inv. __.
[1652]Asst, Dir.:
[1654]Admin.
[1655]Comp. Syst.
[1656]Ext. Affairs
[1657]Files & Com.
[1658]Gen. Inv.
[1659]Ident,
[1661]Inspection
[1662]Intell.
[1663]Laboratory
[1664]Plan. & Eval. ‘
[1665]Spec. Inv. 4 4
[1666]Training ]
[1667]Legal Coun, 7 :
[1668]Telephone Rm. _.
[1670]Director Sec’y
[1672]n& dad decid:
[1674]i ES ee LF
[1676]ere Gocten. —Ufs2/-ze fELB
[1678]ALL INFORMATION sontanes
[1679]J HEREIN 1S Ld
[1682]Lave
[1684]B00 f TELETYPE UNIT [__]
[1685]} 588 Page 2f
[1687]REG. 73
[1688]Reig)
[1690]5 algae ,
[1692]ed JUN 16 1975.-
[1694]: y y
[1695]beng ae
[1697]=r,
[1701]ob é {5 fe
[1703]fe hd a ‘Cire OB
[1704]n>)
[1706]LO?
[1710]OPY AND COPY OF ENGL FILED IN
[1712]J
[1714]s
[1716]INREC C
[1718]Ov
[1720]UL [Mb 3Zs - 28E
[1722]GPO 934-345
[1725],
[1726]' .
[1728]. a te .
[1731]1 - Me. J. B. Adams
[1732]1 - Mr. J. A, Mintz
[1733]1 - Me. W. R. Wannall
[1734]1 - Mr. J. G. Deegan
[1735]62-116395 May 22, 1973
[1736]& 1 - Mr. R. L. Shackelford
[1737]ee i. 1 - Me. W. 0. Cregar
[1738]RS of Uyé, SHINEE shiner cose TT 1 by tetas
[1739]< CY SHUDY COVERMIETTAL OPERATIONS UT Be Do BATES EDS
[1740]SN)
[1741]Ste SSPROT TO IITELLIGESCE ACTIVITIES (ssc).
[1743]cS RS 2 AR: TUCEAVIN? oF ADYIAEN FBT
[1745]yr SPECIAL Li (s4) By ssc
[1747]STARR TES
[1749]Set out belo is the verbatin text of a statenent
[1750]voluntarily furnished to the FBI by He. Alon G. Sontinotin —
[1751]vho served as an SA of the TBI from July 12, 1946, until his
[1752]retirement March 22, 1971. He is presently employed as
[1753]IMreector of Safety, Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia.
[1755]“Kelanta, Georgia
[1756]May 12, 1975
[1758]"Intervie: by Lester B. Siedel, (sia), representative
[1759]of Senate Select Committee of Alan C. Sentinella. Interviaz
[1760]commenced 12:24pm, terminated 2:20pm. Siedel at the outset
[1761]identified self via credential as repeesentative of afera-
[1762]mentioned Gomaittec,
[1764]"We. Siedel introduced by writer to Le. Seymor
[1766]Phillips ef the FRI, The writer explained to Siedel that
[1768]felloving his telephone conversation, 5/9/75, during which
[1770]ha stated lhe was interested in discussing ratters related
[1772]te the Ring and Ievison cases it was felt that such discussion
[1773]hee oy, Bight involve issues eurrently sensitive to the Bureau.
[1774]Den, ADA eeecdinsiy the Atlanta Office vas contacted and subsequently
[1775]joer AD iw. the welter vag contacted by Robert Olmart of the Tureau,
[1776]Admin, ___ 2, QEmert advised that if it was desized the Durcau vould
[1777]com. Sv. pate available a roprosentative not fer the purpose of partici-
[1778]Files acm _patiny in the intervie but te be available for advice. Tho oni
[1779]Gen, Inv. -
[1781]Ident.
[1783]1 ~- 67-432832 (Personnel File Former SA Alan G. Sentinella) «
[1785]Inspection
[1787]wel. ———]. - 100-106670 (Martin Luther King, Jr.) gt aA
[1788]Pin gevet.1 ~ 100-392452 (Stanley David Levison), +: ny Ad
[1789]pec. Inv. ; é . oO
[1791]Tones —— SPP eler OQ) ( .
[1793]Telephone Rm. — (13)
[1795]Director Secty. MAIL ROOM{__] ‘TELETYPE UNIT
[1796]NW 86296 Docid:32989588 Page 28
[1798]Biches. ; SEE NOTE ~ . a GPO 924-544
[1802]NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 29 _
[1804]en | q
[1806]4
[1807]SQ"ATE SELECT CMAILTILE (SSC) OU LATNILIGE SE ccrivirine
[1808]RE: INPCRVIET OF RCTIAED PBI SPLCTAL ASELT (G4)
[1810]weiter stated he vas interested im obtainins such assistance.
[1811]iecordinsly during the cornminy of 5/12/75 Ue. Seymar Phillipa
[1812]contacted the wiiter.
[1814]'fhis is dictated immediately follaving intervie?
[1815]by Siedsal, “‘o effert is herein rade to folloy tha chrenoloxy
[1816]of quéstions presented by Siedel., During the intervie no
[1817]notes er recordiny vere mace by weiter, WILE use “Q" for
[1818]quastion end “AN for ansver. Questions (4) vere asked by
[1819]Gledal and ansvers (A) vere given by velter,
[1821]“At Yas it correct that matters concerning the King investi-
[1822]cation vere discussed openly over coffee by memkers of tha
[1823]Atlanta Field office?
[1825]‘Ar Entters relatin«: ta the King Investisation were discussad
[1826]by imivicuals concerned therevith, £ have no reeolication
[1827]vuriny the period T vas comocted rith the investisatian
[1829]that it was diseussed by everybady like the previous nicht's
[1830]balivane micht hava been.
[1832]“Q: Shortly after Rina ceceived the “obel Frias dic a Bureau
[1833]nkfiaial Willien Sullivan cora to Stlanta?
[1835]“A: It is my recollection King, cocelved tha “obel Prize sometime
[1836]berere the ense vas assieeed te ma, Ido mot cerember if Evrecs
[1837]official Willian Sullivan visited Atlenta.
[1839]"0; Dic Sullivan have any ‘contact with aaiph MeGiLL eoneornin:
[1840]Binn?
[1842]"Ar Edo not koa.
[1844]"Ga: Wore taps (telephone) and bugs (miererhone) used by Atlanta
[1845]in copmeetion t1ith Ting?
[1847]“4: A tap (telephone) vas utilized re King at lis SCLO office
[1848]anc his residence.
[1850]"Qs Then wara the bays (mlerephone) utilised?
[1857]« - a .
[1858]SIVATR SULTOT EOITETLE (280) OT WGOLLICES
[1860]Rs TOPGRVDT! OF RELTAUD OBL SeTeTAL AGENT (84)
[1862]t
[1864]3
[1865]re
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[1868]J
[1869]4
[1870]i‘
[1872]es
[1873]a
[1874]ba
[1876]“At There wore cone.
[1878]"OQ: Vhat was the purpose of the invastication of Minc?
[1880]“as To determine vhother King and/or SCLC vero Influcnead by
[1881]marsons ox srouns having cortmist tendencies.
[1883]"G3 Did you fool the investication vas vorthuhlle?
[1885]"As I don't recall that I ever asked myself that question.
[1886]Tt vas an assicrmont made by my omnloyar and my rasponsibility
[1887]to handle ik.
[1889]"Q: Hor did other acents fool absuwt the Lllezal use of those
[1890]tars? .
[1892]WA: The tans vora not iLleval. They rere obtained throuch tho
[1893]authority of the Attorney General.
[1895]‘a: Did any agents express the epinion that these investivations
[1898]"Ax I da not recall spocifieally althouch Ue. Nertauch (sic)
[1899]may wall have ao stated.
[1901]"QO; What olastronic surveillance was used concerning Lovison?
[1902]NA: I do not heer. Levisen rasidaed in Cou York City.
[1903]"Ot: Vas Levison covered by the tan on Rinn?
[1905]RAs Onky te the extent that ha vas in centact with King. Thoro
[1906]res no tap on Tevison per so in Atlanta.
[1908]"4; Vas there any physical surveillance of Kinz?
[1909]HAs I de not roeall any physical curveilinnce of King ag such.
[1910]There vas surveldllenta conductod of individunls in contact with
[1912]King anc consequently Kine vould obviously have been physically
[1913]surveiiled. But such surveitionca vag not on Kins directly.
[1915]w Be
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[1925]BOWER SULLCT COMAMIToE (SSC) OL SUTRLLIGRICE ACTIVEITIOS
[1926]Qo; ZGfOIVIN OF RETIRED VBE SPvciAL £GGIr CsA)
[1927]"4, Die you participate da these surcvelllaneas?
[1928]"Ar Yos on several occasions.
[1929]"9: How many occasions?
[1930]"Ar I cannot reeall,
[1931]"3; Herr Leng wera you in Atlanta?
[1932]MA: gmeust 1960 - Uorch 1972.
[1933]"QO: hat other offieas did you serve in ant when?
[1935]"A; Enltimore, Saptembar 1640 - January 1949; Buffalo,
[1936]Jangary L949 - Aucust 1660; Atlanca, fupust 1960 + Horch 1971,
[1941]oF
[1943]Vheve cera you borny
[1945]‘At Lencen, Onelani,
[1947]"2 Bor Lony ein you Live there?
[1949]"Ar G years,
[1951]“Q:, Vhere did you Live first vhen in this country?
[1953]WA: In Dow Jersey appromimtely one year. FT spant most of
[1954]ny croving up time im Tova.
[1956]"G: You entered the Bureau July 1948 and left in March 1971?
[1957]VA: That is correct.
[1959]"OQ: Uhon vas the Kins, and SCLO case assinne. to you?
[1961]"As T believe bt vas the early part or spring of 1965,
[1963]"Q: Her lon; had the investinstion been poinz on beforo you
[1965]net the casa?
[1967](a
[1968]aod .
[1971], ‘+e . q @
[1973]ad a
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[1977]SEUATE SELECT COMMITTES (SSC) O41 IWTELLIGECR ACTIVITIES
[1978]Qn: INTERVEN: OF ACTIALD PBT SPECIAL AGzaY (84)
[1980]"A: ET really am not sure - possibly a year; it wight have
[1981]been Longer.
[1983]"A: Hovr lonz did the investisation continue?
[1985]YA: T cannot actually reeall, .
[1987]"9: Vas it stall poins on <then you left the Bureau?
[1988]"At Yes, tasardin:; the SCLC,
[1990]"33 Hor long after Ring's death did the tap remain?
[1992]"Ar EZ cannot ba sure. Tt seems as thouch it vag discontinued
[1993]a Short tine after, hovaver I believe it continued for a loencer
[1994]period of time on the SCLC.
[1996]"OQ: Did you have any contact with nevs media or clargy regardirc
[1997]Ring, SCLC, or Levison?
[1999]“ ow
[2000]WAS cia
[2002]"4: Uhat telationship vas thera with the Atlanta Police Pepactront
[2003]and what alcetgonic surveillance did it have of King, ECLG, or
[2004]Lavisont
[2006]"A: Throuchtowt my entire period as agcat in Atlanta I never had
[2007]any information as to what electronic surveillance may have been
[2008]contacted by the Atlanta Police Pepartment, During the period
[2009]of time I vas concerned with King, SCLO, Llevison there vag no
[2010]discussion to my knovledce of these matters with the Atlanta
[2011]Folica Tepartmont. CGcnorally speaking the rappert with the
[2012]police dopsrimant vas seed,
[2014]"3s Did you neniter the teps on Bins, SCLC?
[2015]WAt va.
[2016]49: hat squed vere you assioned te in the Atlenta Office?
[2018]"A: Security. Lore correctly it vas referred to as the Secucity
[2019]amd Racial Squad.
[2022]SESATR SMLECT COMMITTEES (S5¢) ON IVTCLLICENCE ACTIVITINS
[2023]RE: WEOVIEY OF RETIRED Per SPoCTAL AGruT CGA)
[2025]"Q: ha else was assipned to thig squad? las there a man
[2026]reared Hordinc?
[2028]NA: Yes.
[2030]"Q: Uhat vas his first ramet
[2032]"A: Chorles.
[2034]VAt he else vas assigned?
[2036]YA: Your friend Muctauch, a Richard Davis.
[2038]"At this paint the uritcer stated he preferred not to
[2039]name additional personnel simply because he did not trish to fool
[2040]that they night subsoquently be interviewed as a result. ‘Tho
[2041]weiter stated he was cen€ident that Siedel or his agency had
[2042]| aleeady been furnished all of these namas by Ne. Martaugh.
[2044]He vas informed that in the writer's opinion the Bureau vas
[2045]fully able end capable of furnishing this information. Sicdel
[2046]opined it vould ba a waste af government money to subpocna tho
[2047]weiter te Unshinston Im order to obtain these rames.
[2049]| "01 Bid you covelop any evidence celating ta Levison's CP
[2052]"As Ne.
[2054]"Q: Bid you read reports From Rev York renarding Levison?
[2056]“A: Yes.
[2058]"G: Did thase reports seat forth information from taps and buzs?
[2059]"As The reports did not state source of information.
[2061]"Q; Did you Enowv tho information cami from taps for buss)?
[2063]WAr I did not knoy divectly but prasumed that tt did,
[2065]~G~
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[2072]- @
[2074]BMATE SELECT COMMITTED (ESC) GT TSTRLLI@TIOS ACTIVITINS
[2076]RE: INTERVIC) OF RSTIRGD PBI SELOIAL acnur (sa)
[2078]2
[2080]ty
[2082]"Q: Uhat type of vork vas the Sceurity Squad in Atlanta
[2083]concerned with?
[2085]“At That squad pelmarily handled matters in the sceurity
[2086]catagory, tacial matters, ond also civil riphts mattars.
[2088]"0: That bird of matters constituted racial mattors bosicdes
[2091]“A: The investication of COLO vas not a racial matter, Ts
[2092]vas concerned vith possible communist influence of the
[2093]orconigation. The Ku Bluz Klaa vas a racial matter because
[2094]it involved pressures betvren vhite and black persons,
[2096]"; Uhat enzanizations or individuals vere investigated in
[2097]tho seeurliy caterory?
[2099]"A; I have had ro contact with Dureau metters for aver four
[2100]years. At this time FT have no knmrledge chat effeet uy ansvor
[2101]to your question might have wnon the current status of any
[2102]matter of concern to the Bureau.
[2104]"Stoel ossentially wepeatet his question ond endeavercd
[2105]te eiplain that ha had no desire to affeet the Burcau's investi-.
[2106]pative status.
[2108]“the uriter advised his anscer to the question remainod
[2109]as above. At this point Siedel susmested the writer might wish
[2110]to consult ik. Phillips chiech vas vonc,
[2112]“Wirlter consulted privately vith Fhillins. After vhich
[2113]Phillips entered the writer's offica ani told Siedal that if he
[2114]mas seeking the Bureau's policy relative to security, cnelel on:
[2115]eivll vishts investications, sama vas in tho Burceulg manuals
[2116]avallabla to the Comittee. At this point Siedel sata he ~gs
[2117]not after policy but ramos of specific persons and orzenizations
[2118]the vrdter weeld nr recall vere under iInvestication,
[2120]“ihe uriter restatei foxwer angver to this question
[2121]aid explained to Siedel that he did not consivoer himself sa
[2126]a
[2127]STE SEIMOT GOLMITLEE C88) C1 INESLLIGEICS ACTIVIVINS
[2129]: NW 60296 Docld:32909588 Page 35
[2133]ats TTRAVIE! OF ROTTARY PRE spcetan smi (sA>
[2135]miive to sunpose thot any of the inferrmation civen ta Gicdel
[2136]vould not at some fubere tice appear in print. To vhich
[2137]S4edel stated ho woul net be porsonally responsible therofera.
[2138]Sieiel "as informed the welter cag rot necessarily statin: he
[2139]vould be noxsonally eogponpible therefore. Siaicl pointed out
[2140]that he could mot roqudco a different answer to this quastion
[2141]at the present tins but wont on to explain the weiter could
[2142]be submenaed for this purposa foc opon or closed testimony.
[2143]"Oe Turing the course of thase invostirations ule you evar
[2144]altor om fabricate any document previously peepared?
[2147]"Q: Do you lmow of auch having been cone in the Atlanta Offiea?
[2148]RAg Vo.
[2150]"3: Da you know of a tape recording pertaining to King hich
[2151]vas sent to les. King?
[2153]SA: Net curin: thet toriead. Tt seems I might have heard such
[2154]an allocation bet there has been so much material neva nadia
[2155]wise the past year or tvo, IT actually cannot be sure vhother fT
[2156]read of such an alleration or might bave haari it snid. In any
[2157]cose so far as Tam concernad it vas hearsay.
[2159]"OG: Uhat cas your partihdration im CAT MRLeRO dnvoctirations and
[2160]shat did thoy cover whic you vere in the Atlantis Offiec?
[2162]Was T left the Evreaun over Four years aco and have absolutely
[2163]no hmovkedse of chat nicht ba the prosent gtntus af any Invosti-
[2164]potion by the Eurvonua rast or praesent. IT feel veey strongly that
[2165]aoy onsver £ mieht cive could coneaivably adversaly offack tho
[2166]Bureau's imvostinctive position. Ver this reasen £ decline to
[2167]digeuss this matter.
[2169]Siedal stated the Evrecu hoi cecontly otated it had
[2171]discontinved COD GALE, The weiter advised ho vas nek avare
[2172]of this; that hie ansver above remained the same,
[2177]WO: TOTERVID) OF AUTERED PBT SPSoLAL octte (8
[2179]$e)
[2180]t
[2182]"Qs Po you Imou of any effort by the Eurcau to influcnee a
[2185]- W
[2186]VAs Mo.
[2188]Ta cedition to the forecoine verhatin atateront,
[2189]Sentinclin alse voluntarily furnished to the FBI several
[2190]absorvations, tho follovine of which may be of interests
[2192]"E, Siodel obviously vas attempting to vorify
[2193]allegations made by othor individuals,
[2195]"2, #11 of his questions anptarcd to have beon
[2196]previously prepared in writing.
[2198]"3. dt one point ho cormentad he vas eoncuecting this
[2199]interyiay for a colleanue (rok namad).
[2201]4, Siodel did net appoar satisfied with the casults
[2202]of the intervies. It is prasumad hoe considers the writer's
[2203]cospavation to ba minimal.
[2205]"5, As Sicdal prapared to deport he was informed
[2206]that during 23 years as an agent the uriter sufrered cere
[2207]adverse administrative action; that these ultirately proved
[2208]to ba enporienees from which the uriter profited. He was told
[2209]the writer had "no ane te crind” recording the Burcau and no
[2210]intent or desire te accommlish any questionable Literary fan.”
[2212]the individual who Intervieced Sentinelia tas oE¢
[2213]Staff Member Lester L. Seidoal, not Siclel, as Indicated in
[2214]Sentinellats statement.
[2216]the Rinse refersad to in Sevtinclia's statement is
[2217]the Tate Unetin iather King, Jr., subject of prior invastication
[2218]by the fB2, Thea Levisen referrai te is Stnnley David Levisen,
[2219]also subject of prior FBI invastication, The SCLO referrcu to
[2220]is tha Southern Chriction Leadorship Confcronee, an ormanization
[2221]vhieh cus headed by Mine. The Martaudh roferral to Is
[2222]érthur eo iactech vo vas an SA of tha FBI from april 16,
[2223]1951, until his retirement on September 25, LO7L.
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[2232]SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE (SSC) ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES
[2233]RE: INTERVIEW OF RETIRED FBI SPECIAL AGENT (SA)
[2235]NOTE:
[2237]Original and one copy to the AG, copy for forwarding
[2238]to James A, Wilderotter, Associate Counsel to the President.
[2239]Information, herein taken from Sentinella's verbatim statement
[2240]and from a separate statement containing his observations, both
[2241]of which he voluntarily mailed to S$, F. Phillips of the Senstudy
[2242]75 Project. The procedure of furnishing the AG an extra copy for
[2243]forvarding to Wilderotter has been established through Liaison
[2244]by P. V. Daly of the Legal Counsel's Office with the AG's Office,
[2246]-~ 10 -
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[2264]Atlanta, Georgia
[2265]May 12, 1975
[2267](sa),
[2269]Interview by Lester B. Siede1! representative of Senate Select Committee
[2270]of Alan G. Sentinella. Interview commenced 12:24pm, terminated 2:20pm.
[2272]Siedel at the outset identified self via credential as representative of
[2273]aforementioned Committee.
[2275]Mr. Siedel introduced by writer to Mr. Seymor Phillips of the FBI. The
[2276]writer explained to Siedel that following his telephone conversation, 5/9/75,
[2277]during which he stated he was interested in discussing matters related to the
[2278]King and Levison cases it was felt that such discussion might involve issues
[2279]currently sensitive to the Bureau. Accordingly the Atlanta Office was con-
[2280]tacted and subsequently the writer was contacted by Robert Olmert of the Bureau.
[2281]Mr. Olmert advised that if it was desired the Bureau would make available a
[2282]representative not for the purpose of participating in the interview but to be
[2284]available for advice. The writer stated he was interested in obtaining such
[2286]OF >
[2287]assistance. Accordingly during the morning of 5/12/75 Mr. Seymor Phillips ens
[2288], eS
[2289]contacted the writer. eas
[2291]This is dictated immediately following interview by Siedel. No effort \25 il
[2292]is herein made to follow the chronology of questions presented by Siedel. Re
[2294]-e 2
[2295]rag
[2297]During the interview no notes or recording were made by writer. Will use
[2299]"Q" for question and "A" for answer. Questions (Q) were asked by Siedel and
[2301]GEN
[2303]answers (A) were given by writer,
[2305]A: Was it correct that matters concerning the King investigation were dis-
[2306]cussed openly over coffee by members of the Atlanta field office?
[2308]A: .Matters relating to the King investigation were discussed by individuals
[2310]concerned therewith. I have no recollection during the period I was connected
[2312]with the investigation that it was discussed by everybody like the previous
[2314]night's ballgame might have been. i
[2315]q
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[2321]Q: Shortly after King received the Nobel Prize did a Bureau official William
[2322]Sullivan come to Atlanta?
[2323]A: It is my recollection King received the Nobel Prize sometime before the
[2325]case was assigned to me. I do not remember if Bureau official William Sullivan
[2327]visited Atlanta.
[2329]Q: Did Sullivan have any contact with Ralph McGill concerning King?
[2331]A: I do not know.
[2333]Q: Were taps (telephone) and bugs (microphone) used by Atlanta in connection
[2334]with King?
[2336]A: A tap (telephone) was utilized re King at his SCLC office and his residence.
[2337]Q: When were the bugs (microphone) utilized?
[2339]A: There were none.
[2341]Q: What was the purpose of the investigation of King?
[2343]A: ‘To determine whether King and/or SCLC were influencéd by persons or groups
[2345]a
[2347]having communist tendencies.
[2349]Q: Did you feel the investigation was worthwhile?
[2351]A: I don't recall that I ever asked myself that question. It was an assign~
[2352]ment made by my employer and my responsibility to handle it.
[2354]Q: How did other agents feel about the illegal use of these taps?
[2356]A: The taps were not illegal. They were obtained through the authority of
[2358]the Attorney General. .
[2360]Q: Did any agents express the opinion that these investigations were improper?
[2361]A: I do not recall specifically although Mr. Murtaugh may well have so stated.
[2362]Q: What electronic surveillance was used concerning Levison?
[2364]A: I do not know. Levison resided in New York City.
[2366]Q: Was Levison covered by the tap on King?
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[2371]A: Only to the extent that he was in contact with King. There was no tap
[2372]on Levison per se in Atlanta.
[2374]Q: Was there any physical surveillance of King?
[2376]A: I do not recall any physical surveillance of King as such. There was
[2377]surveillance conducted of individuals in contact with King and consequently
[2378]King would obviously have been physically surveilled. But such surveillance
[2379]was not on King directly.
[2381]Q: Did you participate in these surveillances?
[2383]A: Yes on several occasions.
[2385]Q: How many occasions?
[2387]A: I cannot recall.
[2389]Q: How long were you in Atlanta?
[2391]A: August 1960 - March 1971. .
[2393]Q: What other offices did you serve in and when?
[2395]A: Baltimore, September 1948 — January 1949; Buffalo, January 1949 - August 1960;
[2396]Atlanta, August 1960 - March 1971.
[2398]Q: Where were you born?
[2400]A: London, England.
[2402]Q: How long did you live there?
[2404]A: 9 years,
[2406]Q: Where did you live first when in this country?
[2408]A: In New Jersey approximately one year. I spent most of my growing up time
[2410]in Iowa.
[2412]Q: You entered the Bureau July 19%48 and left in March 19712
[2414]A: That is correct.
[2416]Q: When was the King and SCLC case assigned to you?
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[2420]; 7 o . . . @ , r
[2422]A: I believe it was the early part or spring of 1965.
[2424]Q: How long had the investigation been going on before you got the case?
[2425]A: I really am not sure - possibly a year; it might have been longer.
[2427]A: How long did the investigation continue?
[2429]A: I cannot actually recall.
[2431]Q: Was it still going on when you left the Bureau?
[2433]A: Yes, regarding the SCLC.
[2435]Q: How long after King's death did the tap remain?
[2437]A: I cannot be sure. It seems as though it was discontinued a short time
[2438]after, however I believe it continued for a longer period of time on the SCLC.
[2439]Q: Did you have any contact with news media or clergy regarding King, SCLC,
[2440]or Levison?
[2442]A: No.
[2444]Q: What relationship was there with the Atlanta Police Department and
[2446]what electronic surveillance did it have of King, SCLC, or Levison?
[2448]A: Throughtout my entire period as agent in Atlanta I never had any informa-
[2449]tion as to what electronic surveillance may have been conducted by the Atlanta
[2450]Police Department. During the period of time I was concerned with King, SCLC,
[2451]Levison there was no discussion to my knowledge of these matters with the
[2452]Atlanta Police Department. Generally speaking the rapport with the police
[2453]department was good.
[2455]Q: Did you monitor the taps on King, SCLC?
[2457]A: No.
[2459]Q: What squad were you assigned to in the Atlanta Office?
[2461]A: Security. More correctly it was referred to as the Security and Racial
[2463]Squad.
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[2467]Q: Who else was assigned to this squad? Was there a man named Harding?
[2468]A: Yes.
[2470]Q: What was his first name?
[2472]A: Charles.
[2474]A: Who else was assigned?
[2476]A: Your friend Murtaugh, a Richard Davis.
[2478]At this point the writer stated he preferred not to name additional per-
[2479]sonnel simply because he did not wish to feel that they might subsequently be
[2480]interviewed as a result. The writer stated he was confident that Siedel or
[2481]his agency had already been furnished all of these names by Mr. Murtaugh.
[2483]He was informed that in the writer's opinion the Bureau was fully able and
[2484]capable of furnishing this information. -Siedel opined it would be a waste of govern-
[2485]ment money to subpoena the writer to Washington in order to obtain these names.
[2486]Q: Did you develop any evidence relating to Levison's CP connections?
[2488]A: No.
[2490]Q: Did you read reports from New York regarding Levison?
[2492]A: Yes.
[2494]Q: Did these reports set forth information from taps and bugs?
[2496]A: The reports did not state source of information,
[2498]Q: Did you know the information came from taps (or bugs)?
[2500]A: I did not know directly but presumed that it did.
[2502]Q: What type of work was the Security Squad in Atlanta concerned with?
[2504]A: That squad primarily handled matters in the security category, racial
[2505]matters, and also civil rights matters.
[2507]Q: What kind of matters constituted racial matters besides SCLC?
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[2511]A: The investigation of SCLC was not a racial matter. It was concerned with
[2513]possible communist influence of the organization. The Ku Klux Klan was a
[2515]racial matter because it involved pressures between white and black persons,
[2516]Q: What organizations or individuals were investigated in the security
[2517]category?
[2519]A: I have had no contact with Bureau matters for over four years. At this
[2520]time I have no knowledge what effect my answer to your question might have _ +4
[2521]upon the current status of any matter of concern to the Bureau.
[2523]Siedel essentially repeated his question and endeavored to explain that
[2525]he had no desire to affect the Bureau's investigative status.
[2527]The writer advised his answer to the question remained as above. At
[2528]this point Siedel suggested the writer might wish to consult Mr. Phillips
[2529]which was done.
[2531]Writer consulted privately with Phillips. After which Phillips entered
[2532]the writer's office and told Siedel that if he was seeking the Bureau's policy
[2533]relative to security, racial and civil rights investigations, same was in
[2534]the Bureau's manuals available to the Committee. At this point Siedel said
[2535]he was not after policy but names of specific persons and organizations the
[2536]writer would now recall were under investigation.
[2538]The writer restated former answer to this question and explained to
[2539]Siedel that he did not consider himself so naive to suppose that any of the
[2540]information given to Sielel would not at some future time appear in print.
[2541]To which Siedel stated he would not be personally responsible therefore.
[2542]Siedel was informed the writer was not necessarily stating he would be personally
[2543]responsible therefore. Siedel pointed out that he could not require a different
[2545]answer to this question at the present time but went on to explain the writer
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[2549]could be subpoenaed for this purpose for open or closed testimony.
[2551]Q: During the course of these investigations did you ever alter or fabricate
[2552]any document previously prepared?
[2554]A: No.
[2556]Q: Do you know of such having been done in the Atlanta Office?
[2558]A: No.
[2560]Q: Do you know of a tape recording pertaining to King which was sent to
[2562]Mrs. King?
[2564]A: Not during that period. It seems I might have heard such an allegation
[2566]but there has been so much material news media wise the past year or two,
[2568]I actually cannot be sure whether I read of such an allegation or might have
[2569]heard it said. In any case so far as I am concerned it was hearsay.
[2570]Q: What was your participation in. COINTELPRO investigations and what did
[2571]they cover while you were in the Atlanta Office?
[2572]A: I left the Bureau over four years ago and have absolutely no knowledge of
[2573]what might be the present status of any investigation by the Bureau past or
[2574]present. I feel very strongly that any answer I might give could conceivably \
[2575]adversely effect the Bureau's investigative position. For this reason I de-
[2576]cline to discuss this matter.
[2578]Siedel stated the Bureau had recently stated it had discontinued COINTELPRO.
[2579]The writer advised he was not aware of this; that his answer above remained the
[2580]same.
[2581]Q: Do you know of any effort by the Bureau to influence a political campaign?
[2583]A: No.
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[2589]Atlanta, Georgia
[2590]May 12, 1975
[2592]WRITER'S OBSERVATIONS
[2594]1. Siedel obviously was attempting to verify allegations made by other individuals.
[2596]2. All of his questions appeared to have been previously prepared in writing.
[2598]3. At one point he commented he was conducting this interview for a colleague
[2599](not named).
[2601]4. Siedel did not appear satisfied with the results of the interview. It is
[2603]presumed he considers the writer's cooperation to be minimal.
[2605]5. As Siedel prepared to depart he was informed that during 23 years as an
[2607]agent the writer suffered some adverse administrative action; that these ulti-
[2609]mately proved to be experiences from which the writer profited. He was told
[2611]the writer had "no axe to grind" regarding the Bureau and no intent or desire
[2613]to accomplish any questionable literary fame.»
[2615]6. Upon departing Siedel inquired as to the proximity of the Equitable Building
[2617](office building) and the First National Bank of Atlanta (also office building).
[2619]Any significance to these locations was not apparent to the writer. When
[2621]informed that banking hours terminated at 4:00pm Siedel made no comment.
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[2647]G@VERNOR'S COMMISSION ON ORGANIZED CRIME (FORMER SPECIAL AGENT ,. i;
[2649]FBI), ADVISED HE IS TO APPEAR BEFORE THE CHURCH COMMITTEE IN
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[2704]FD-291 (Rev. 11-1-73)  ) e
[2706]EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT
[2708]As consideration for employment in the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), United
[2710]States Department of Justice, and as a condition for continued employment, I hereby declare
[2711]that I intend to be governed by and I will comply with the following provisions:
[2713](1) That I am hereby advised and I understand that Federal law such as
[2714]Title 18, United States Code, Sections 793, 794, and 798; Order of the °
[2715]President of the United States (Executive Order 11652); and regulations
[2716]issued by the Attorney General of the United States (28 Code of Federal »
[2717]Regulations, Sections 16.21 through 16.26) prohibit loss, misuse, or un-
[2718]authorized disclosure or production of national security information, other
[2719]classified information and other nonclassified information in the files of
[2720]the FBI;
[2722](2) T understand that unauthorized disclosure of information in the files
[2723]of the FBI or information I may acquire as an employee of the FBI could
[2724]result in impairment of national security, place human life in jeopardy, or
[2725]result in the denial of due process to a person or persons who are subjects
[2726]of an FBI investigation, or prevent the FBI from effectively discharging its
[2727]responsibilities. I understand the need for this secrecy agreement; there-
[2728]fore, as consideration for employment I agree that I will never divulge,
[2729]publish, or reveal either by word or conduct, or by other means disclose to
[2730]any unauthorized recipient without official written authorization by the
[2731]Director of the FBI or his delegate, any information from the investigatory
[2732]files of the FBI or any information relating to material contained in the files,
[2733]or disclose any information or produce any material acquired as a part of the
[2734]performance of my official duties or because of my official status. The burden
[2735]is on me to determine, prior to disclosure, whether information may be disclosed
[2736]and in this regard I agree to request approval of the Director of the FBI in each
[2737]such instance by presenting the full text of my proposed disclosure in writing to __
[2738]the Director of the FBI at least thirty (30) days prior to disclosure. I understand
[2739]that this agreement is not intended to apply to information which has been placed
[2740]in the public domain or to prevent me from writing or speaking about the FBI but
[2741]it is intended to prevent disclosure of information where disclosure would be
[2742]contrary to law, regulation or public policy. I agree the Director of the FBI is
[2743]in a better position than I to make that determination;
[2745](3) I agree that all information acquired by me in connection with my official
[2746]duties with the FBI and all official material to which I have access remains
[2747]the property of the United States of America, and I will surrender upon demand -
[2748]by the Director of the FBI or his delegate, or upon separation from the FBI, any
[2749]material relating to such information or property in my possession;
[2751](4) That I understand unauthorized disclosure may be a violation of Federal
[2752]law and prosecuted as a criminal offense and in addition to this agreement may
[2753]be enforced by means of an injunction or other civil remedy.
[2755]I accept the above provisions as conditions for my employment and continued employment
[2757]in the FBI. I agree to comply with these provisions both during my employment in the FBI and
[2758]following termination of such employment.
[2760]bee agihiys 59 Y CONTAINED \
[2762]ZATION
[2764](Signature)
[2766](i (Type or print name)
[2768]Witnessed and accepted in behalf of the Director, FBI, on
[2770]fs Serr
[2772], 19 ___, by
[2774]| NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 48 (Signature) _
[2777]STANDARD FORM 61 OMB APPROVAL NO. 50-R0118
[2778]: REVISED SEPTEMBER 1970
[2779]U.S. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
[2781]F.P.M. CHARTER 295
[2783]APPOINTMENT AFFIDAVITS
[2785](Position to which appointed) (Date of appointment)
[2786]JUSTICE FBI WASHINGTON, De Go,
[2787](Department or agency) (Bureau or division) (Place of employment)
[2788]T, — SSeS "edo solemnly swear (or affirm) that—
[2790]A. OATH OF OFFICE
[2792]I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and
[2793]domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely,
[2794]without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge
[2795]the duties of the office on which I am about to enter. So help me God.
[2797]B. AFFIDAVIT AS TO STRIKING AGAINST THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
[2799]Iam not participating in any strike against the Government of the United States or any agency
[2800]thereof, and I will not so participate while an employee of the Government of the United States or
[2801]any agency thereof. —_
[2803]C. AFFIDAVIT AS TO PURCHASE AND SALE OF OFFICE
[2805]I have not, nor has anyone acting in my behalf, given, transferred, promised or paid any con-
[2806]sideration for or in expectation or hope of receiving assistance in securing this appointment.
[2808]ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
[2810]pare Z 9g, NUASSIF = fC
[2811]DATE {= BY SEAM (Signature of appointee)
[2813]Subscribed and sworn (or affirmed) before me this day of A.D. 19____,
[2814]at WASHINGTON, De. Ceo
[2816](City) (State)
[2818][szax]
[2820](Signature of officer)
[2822]Commission expires.
[2824](If by a Notary Public, the date of expiration (Title)
[2825]of his Commission should be shown)
[2827]NOTE.-T'he oath of office must be administered by a person specisied in 5 U.S.C. 2903. The words “So help me God”
[2828]in the oath and the word “swear” wherever it appears above should be stricken out when the appointee elects
[2829]to affirm rather than swear to the affidavits; only these words may be stricken and only when the appointee
[2830]elects to affirm the affidavits.
[2832]i GPO : 1970 O = 408-925
[2834]NW_88296_Deeld:32989588 Page 49 sO 7
[2837]3-26 (Rev. 3-20-64)
[2839]Director (Place)
[2840]Federal Bureau of Investigation
[2841]United States Department of Justice (Date)
[2843]Washington, D. C. 20535
[2844]Dear Sir:
[2846]Having received an appointment for a position as Special Agent in the Federal
[2847]Bureau of Investigation, United States Department of Justice, I hereby agree and affirm
[2848]that I shall be governed by the following conditions:
[2850]1. Iam required to proceed at my own expense to Washington, D. C.,
[2851]where I shall take the oath of office and enter on duty.
[2853]2. That my appointment is a probationary one.
[2855]3. That I shall remain on duty for a minimum period of three years,
[2856]contingent upon a satisfactory work record.
[2858]4, That my retention in the Federal Bureau of Investigation is dependent
[2859]upon the performance of satisfactory services, and if my services are
[2860]deemed unsatisfactory it is understood that my employment may be dis-
[2861]continued at any time and that] shall not receive transportation to my
[2862]home, or to any other point, at Government expense.
[2864]5. I may be sent to any part of the continental or territorial United States
[2865]that the exigencies of the Bureau's work may require; that my head-
[2866]quarters may be fixed in some jurisdiction other than that in which ]
[2867]have heretofore resided; that my headquarters may be changed as the
[2868]work of the Bureau may require and that no, transfer will be made from
[2869]one station to another for personal reasons.
[2871]6. That the confidential character of the relations of the employees of
[2872]the Federal Bureau of Investigation with the public is fully understood
[2873]by me, and that the strictly confidential character of any and all in-
[2874]formation secured by me, in connection directly or indirectly with my
[2875]work as a Special Agent, or the work of other employees of which I
[2876]may become cognizant, is fully understood by me, and that neither
[2877]during my tenure of service with the Federal Bureau of Investigation
[2878]nor at any other time shall [violate this confidence, and | agree and
[2879]affirm that I shall not divulge any information of any kind or character
[2880]whatsoever that may become known to me, to persons not officially
[2881]entitled thereto at any time.
[2883]I understand all of the foregoing and the conditions specified herein are agree-
[2884]able to me without reservation of any kind. [ agree and affirm that I shall abide by the
[2885]foregoing conditions, and I am fully cognizant that the provisions mentioned above are
[2886]to be complied with by me and they are a part of my appointment.
[2888]Very truly yours,
[2889]ALL TOT NTIOM CONTAINED *
[2891]2
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[2894]Sanaa 3 aging /
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[2899]UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
[2901]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[2903]In Reply, Please Refer to
[2904]File No.
[2905]Date:
[2906]Director
[2908]Federal Bureau of Investigation
[2909]Washington, D.C. 20585
[2911]TRAINING AGREEMENT
[2913]In consideration for the following specialized training which will result in considerable time and expense
[2914]to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), I, ——-__________»__ Care to
[2915]remain in the service of the FBI (or Department of Justice, as to final item below) for the time specified, contingent
[2916]upon my maintaining a satisfactory work record.
[2917](2 So that I may receive training in classifying, searching, and filing of fingerprints, I agree to remain in the service
[2918]of the FBI performing fingerprint duties for at least one year from this date. I understand that I may be assigned,
[2919]consistent with the demands of the service, to work at night.
[2921][- So that I may receive training in [—] stenographic typing skills, I agree to remain in the FBI for a minimum
[2922]of one year after completion of training. In addition, I agree to accept any assignment in any division at FBIHQ
[2923]or Washington Field Office consistent with such needs for my services,
[2925](-] So that I may receive training in automatic data processing equipment (_] cryptanalytics, I agree to remain
[2926]in the FBI one year after completion of formal training.
[2928](So that I may receive training in a foreign language, I agree to remain in the FBI for three years after I success-
[2929]fully complete this training.
[2931](-] So that I may receive advanced training in maintenance and repair of FM radio equipment, I agree to remain in the
[2932]service of the FBI for at least one year following completion of the training,
[2934](*) So that I may receive training under the Government Employees Training Act to be given me at
[2935], I agree to remain in the Department of Justice for a minimum of
[2936]_after completion of training. If I voluntarily leave the Department before
[2937]expiration of that period, I will pay the Government the amount of the additional expenses paid by it for the
[2938]above-mentioned training.
[2940]ALL INFORM ON CONTAINED
[2942]pate POY 3 og wye_—
[2944]Signature
[2946]NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 51
[2949]NW 88296 Docid:32989588 Page 52
[2951]. he Application for Employment
[2953]FD-140 (Rev. 16-16-73)
[2955]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[2956]UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
[2957]WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535
[2959]NOTICE: Application must be typewritten or clearly printed in black ink. All questions must be answered, if applicable. If not, indicate NA (not applicable). Applications which
[2960]are not complete and legible will not be considered. If space provided fs not sufficient for complete answers, or you wish to furnish additional information, attach sheets of the same
[2961]size as this application, and number answers to correspond with questions,
[2963]Check Position Applied For: * .
[2964]Special Agent (Cl) Laboratory Aid or Technician ([) Clerk-Stenographer
[2966](CD Special Agent (Accountant) (CD Tronaletor ([) Cleck-Typise
[2967](J) Rodio Maintenonce Technician * (Nurse (2) Clerk (See Item 4, page 2 on Fingerprint
[2969]* Applicants for this position must complete “Questionnaire for Radio Maintenance Clerk position)
[2970]Technician Position.” CJ Other
[2972]1. PERSONAL HISTORY
[2973]a. Name in full (Last, first, middle) b. Social Security Number
[2975]c. List all other names you have used including nicknames; if female, fumish maiden name. If you have ever used any sumames other than your true name, during what period
[2976]and under what circumstances were these names used? If you have ever legally changed your name, give date, place, and court.
[2978]d, Birth date (Month, day, year) e. Are you a U, S, citizen? [_) Yes [_)No Naturalized? (_jYes [_]No Derivative? [7] Yes [_)No
[2980]Naturalization #
[2982]Place of birth Place Date Court
[2983]Explain derivative citizenship — EE
[2985]2. MARITAL STATUS
[2987]COSingle ([j)Maried — No. of Children
[2988]Place of Marriage
[2990](Widowed [(] Divorced
[2991]CT Separated Place of Divorce or Legal Separation Court (See Section 13k)
[2993]a. Present Residence Address: (Apartment, street, city, atote, zip code) Telephone Numbers:
[2995]Residence
[2997]Business
[2998]b, Complete address to which you wish mail or telegram sent (include zip code and teleplione number if different from above)
[3000]c List chronologically ALL of your residences in the past 10 yeara (include addresses while attending schoo! if away from home and all military addresses including any off
[3001]military base).
[3003]The Federal Bureau of investigation is on equal opportunity employer.
[3005]ALL INFORMATION CO} .
[3006]Se LD SE
[3007]bate LLV-OF "py HY E_
[3010]4, AVAILABILITY OF APPLICANT
[3011]a. Have you previously submitted an application for employment with the Federal | e. If appointed to a clerical position, I am willing to serve a minimum period of one
[3012]Bureau of Investigation? year.
[3013](No (JYes Date Place =n 5 (7) ¥es [No
[3014]B. Ar =~ ~ Ce = . appointed as a Special Agent or Radio Maintenance Technician, are you willing
[3015]Sze you willing to proceed to Washington, D. C., or other duty station, at your own and prepared to accept assignment or transfer'to any part of the United States or
[3016](LJ Yes [(]No Puerto Rico for either temporary or permanent duration? (Yes [“JNo
[3017]c. Will you accept a lesser position if no vacancy exists or you fail to qualify for the
[3018]Position sought? ClyYes CJNo
[3020]d. Are you interested in appointment as Fingerprint Clerk GS 3 at Washington, D. C.?
[3022]Yes No You must understand that regardless of preference, appointment
[3024]may be as Fingerprint Clerk GS 8 or Clerk GS 2 since assignments must be based on
[3025]qualifications of appointees and vacancies.
[3027]g. If appointed as a Special Agent, I agree to serve a minimum period of three
[3028]years and completely understand that I must be available for assignment where-
[3029]ever my services are needed, Cres (No
[3031]h. Earliest date available for employment.
[3033]i. How much notice of reporting date do you need?
[3035]Name of School Location
[3037]High Schools
[3039]No Yes
[3040]O O School
[3042]c. List awards, honors, citations, positions held in school organizations, athletic
[3043]endecvors, and ony other special recognition you received while attending school.
[3045]f. Are you a member of the bar?
[3046][[No (() Yes Date(s)
[3048]State(a).
[3050]g Are you a certified public accountant?
[3051](CINo ()¥es Date(s)
[3053]State(s)
[3055]. Are you a licensed automobile operator?
[3056](DJNo [Yes Statets)
[3058]h Driver’s License #
[3060]List chronologically afl employments, including.summer and part-time employments while attending school. All time must be accounted for. If unemployed for a-period, indicate,|
[3061]setting forth dotes of unemployment. .
[3063]Dates . Position and Kind
[3064]Name and Address of Employer Salary of Work Name of Supervisor Reason for Leaving
[3065]Dal
[3067]Oo
[3068]TE | Pp |
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[3073]6. EMPLOYMENT
[3075]List chronologically all employments, including summer and part-time employments while attending school. All time must be accounted for. If unemployed for a period, indicate,|
[3076]setting forth dotes of unemployment. :
[3078]Dates Position and Kind
[3080]Name and Address of Employer T Salary of Work Name of Supervisor Reason for Leaving
[3082]From To
[3083]io. Day
[3084]City & State
[3086]City & State
[3088]City & State
[3090]e. Name
[3092]Address
[3094]City & State
[3096]City & State
[3098]g- Have you ever been dismissed or asked to resign from any employment or position you have held?
[3100](No [((} Yes
[3102]Employer's Name Date Reason
[3104]h. Are you now or have you ever been employed by an agency of the Federal Government? (Include part-time employment.) (No [Yes
[3106]From To Agency
[3108]—_—. Location
[3109]i, Do you have any sources of income other than your salary or that of your spouse? CONco CYes
[3111]Specify each with amount
[3113]7. MILITARY RECORD
[3114]a, Are you registered for Selective Service? CONe Cres
[3116]Selective Service # Lottery #_ Local Board #
[3117]b. What is your current classification? | Have you received any notice indicating you may be called into the Armed Forces in the near future? (No [Yes
[3119]If so, give approximate date.
[3121]ec. If ever classified 1-Y (registrant qualified for military service only in time of | d. Have you ever served on active duty in the Armed Forces of the United States?
[3122]war or national emergency) or 4-F (registrant not qualified for any military
[3124]service), furnish reasons, C1No C)¥es Date commissioned,
[3125]Highest rank attained if applicable
[3126]e. Branch of military service f. Serial number g. Dates of active duty (month, day & year)
[3127]From To
[3128]h. Type of Discharge Basis for Discharge i. Member of Reserve? CONo (ves [Ready [] Standby
[3130]Service Branch
[3132]| NW 88296 Docid:32989588 Page 54
[3135]j. Was any type of disciplinary action taken against you in the service?
[3137]k. National Guard [7)Present [_]Former “[_]None
[3138]CONo [Yes Nature of:
[3140]If you attend drills, meetings, or cemps, give name of unit and location.
[3142]Summer camp attendance: From
[3144]Where.
[3146](Active duty between 12-7-41 and 71-56 [7] Active duty subsequent to 1-31-55 in excess of 180
[3148]consecutive days _ [__] Service-connected disability [7] Wife [_]Widow [[]Mother
[3149]8,: REFERENCES
[3151]Give three references (not relatives, former or present employets, fellow employees or school teachers) who are responsible adults of reputable standing in their communities,
[3152]such as property owners, business or professional men or women including your physician, if you have one,, who have known you woll for at least five years, preferably those
[3153]who have known you during the past five years, If retired, give former occupation.
[3155]_.
[3158]Occupation
[3159]Business
[3163]To
[3165]1. Do you claim veterane preference? (No [—]¥es Basis:
[3167]Residence
[3169]Complete name Addresses:
[3171]Residence
[3173]No. yrs.,aca.
[3175]Complete name
[3177]Residence
[3179]No. yrs. aca. Occupation
[3180]. . . Business
[3182]Give three social acquaintances in your own age group including both sexes.
[3184]Complete name
[3186]No. yrs. acq. School or Occupation
[3188]No. yre. aca. School or Occupation
[3190]Addresses:
[3192]Residence
[3194]School or
[3195]Business
[3197]Addresses:
[3199]Residence
[3201]School or
[3202]Business -
[3204]Addresses:
[3206]Complete name
[3208]Residence:
[3210]No. yrs. aca. School or Occupation
[3212]School or
[3213]Business
[3215]9. FOREIGN TRAVEL - (MILITARY SERVICE, RESIDENCE, VISIT)
[3216]vw] a, Have you ever visited or resided in any foreign country (including travel in the Armed Forces of the U. S.)? (CINe [Yes
[3218]Date issued Place issued =
[3220]Countries Visited Reason for Travel
[3224]ry
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[3228]L
[3230], e @
[3232]V. fave you ever served in the Armed Forces of a foreign country?-
[3233]i Wee countries; dates) en tty: (No [_] Yes
[3235]c. Do you or any members ot your immediate tamily, including in-laws, have any relatives now residing outside the United States (except those in the Armed
[3236]Forces cf the United States or those employed by the United States Government living abroad)? [—)No [(] Yes. If so, list below and furnish degree of
[3237]association and contact you and members of your immediate family have with these relatives.
[3239]Citiaen of what County
[3241]10. CREDIT RECORD
[3243]a, Has your credit record ever been considered unsatisfactory, or have you ever been refused credit? ((]No (_] Yes
[3244](If “yes,” give dates, places, names of creditors and circumstances.)
[3246]b, Are you indebted to anyone? No ms) Yes
[3247](List any debt over $100. Also list any debt, regardless of the amount, where payment is past due.) Loan or
[3249]Address Amount | Acct # |
[3251]Hi. COURT RECORD
[3253]a. Have you ever been arrested or charged with any violation including traffic, but not parking tickets? No Yes
[3254](List all such matters even if not formally charged, or no court appearance, or found not guilty, or matter settled by payment of fine or forfeiture of collateral.)
[3256]ate Place and Department Final disposition Details
[3258]io
[3260]b. Has any member of your family or close relative (including in-laws) ever been arrested for other than traffic violations? (_]No [_] Yes
[3262]¢- Have you ever been a plaintiff or defendant in a court action including divorce actions? (-]No (_]Yes (Give date, place, court, names of parties involved, nature of
[3263]action, and final disposition.)
[3265]4
[3267]12, ORGANIZATION MEMBERSHIP
[3269]a, Are you now, or have you ever been a member of any club, society or organization? [_]No [_]Yes. If yes, list below, do not abbreviate.
[3271]Name Former Present (List position held and extent of activity)
[3273]5
[3275]NW 862796 Docld:37989588 Page 56
[3278]b. Are you now, or have you ever been a member of the Communist Party, U.S.A., or any communist or fascist organization? [_]No [_] Yes
[3280]¢. Are you now or have you'ever been a member of any foreign or domestic organization, association, movement, group, or combination of persons which is totalitarian, fascist,
[3281]communist, or subversive, or which has adopted, or shows a policy of advocating or approving the commission of acts of force or violence to deny other persone their rights
[3282]under the Constitution of the United States, or which seeks to alter the form of Government of the United States by unconstitutional means? [_] No Yes
[3283](If answer to any Of these is “Yes,” explain fully.)
[3285]13. RELATIVES
[3287]All applicants must give complete information conceming their relatives. If you have been married more than once, give the requested information concerning each former
[3289]husband or wife. Furnish similar information, including date and place of action, for any members of your-immediate family who have been divorced. Even though a relative
[3291]is deceased, give all the information requested, and indicate last residence and year of death, Include stepbrothers and sisters,-half brothers and sisters. If you or your
[3292]spouse have stepparents, legal guardians orothers whohave reared you instead of your parents, the requested information should be furnished concerning them, as well as your
[3294]real parents. If you are engaged to be married or contemplating marriage in the near future, complete information must be included under sections c, h, i and j regarding your
[3295]future husband or wife and future in-laws, and clearly show that such relationship is a future one.
[3297]| - : -
[3298]: 2 t 7 Ti
[3299]| _ Complete Name, including Middle Name (no initials) ; Complete Address Occupation & Name & Address of Firm paaiaalization or Al Date
[3301]and Place of Naturalization,
[3302]if applicable,
[3304]Mother (Include maiden name)
[3306]Address
[3308]Place of birth
[3310]Wife or Husband (If wife, include maiden name}
[3312]Birth date Place of birth
[3314]Birth date Place of birth
[3316]Name
[3318]Address
[3320]Birth date Place of birth
[3322]Place of birth
[3326]NW 68296 Docld:32989588 Page 5f
[3327]—- a
[3330]Complete Name, including Middle Name (no initials) ; Complete Address
[3332]e. Brothers
[3334]Address
[3336]Birth date
[3338]Address
[3340]Birth date Place of birth
[3342]Address
[3346]Birth date
[3348]+ Sisters
[3350]Address
[3352]Birth date
[3354]Place of birth
[3356]13. RELATIVES (Continued)
[3358]Place of birth
[3360]Place of birth
[3362]Occupation & Name & Address of Firm
[3363]where Employed
[3365]Naturalization or Alien
[3366]Registration Number, Date
[3367]and Place of Naturalization,
[3369]applicable
[3371]Nome
[3372]Address
[3373]Birth date Place of birth
[3375]Nome
[3377]Address
[3379]Birth date Place of birth
[3381]- Wives lincluding maiden names) and-Husbands of Brothers & Sisters
[3383]Birth date
[3385]Place of birth
[3387]Place of birth
[3389]| NW 88296 Docld:32989538 Page 58
[3391]“
[3394]13, RELATIVES (Continued)
[3396]Occupation & Name & Address of Firm
[3397]where Employ
[3399]Naturalization or Alien
[3400]Registration Number, Date
[3401]and Place of Naturalization,
[3402]if applicable
[3404]Complete Name, including Middle Name (no initials) ; Complete Address
[3405]& Wives ond Husbands of Brothers & Sisters (Continued)
[3409]Place of birth
[3411]Birth date
[3413]Place of birth .
[3415]Place of birth ~
[3417]Birth date
[3421]Place of birth
[3423]is Motherin-law (Include maiden name)
[3425]Place of birth
[3427]i+ Brothers & Sisters of your Husband or Wife
[3429]Birth date Place of birth
[3431]Birth date
[3433]NW 88296 Docld:32585588 Page 53
[3436]. e | @
[3438]é 13. RELATIVES (Continued)
[3439]* * 5 eae 0 tion & N: & Add f Fi Naturalization or Alien
[3440]Complete Name, including Middle Name (no initials) ; Complete Address coups’ on where Employed oem Registration Number, Date
[3441]and Place of Naturalization,
[3442]if applicable
[3444]Place of birth -
[3446]- Other relctives with whom you have resided for an extended period of time
[3447](indicate relation, including name and present location of ex-spouses) ‘
[3449]j. Brothers & Sisters of your Husbend or Wife (Continued)
[3451]Address
[3453]Birth date
[3455]Birth date Place of birth
[3457]Birth date Place of birth
[3459]14. RELATIVES EMPLOYED BY THE GOVERNMENT
[3460]List the complete names of any of your close relatives (including in-laws) who are employed in the Federal Government.
[3461]Complete Name Relation Agency by which Employed Location
[3463]15. FRIENDS OR ACQUAINTANCES EMPLOYED BY THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[3465]Complete Name Location
[3467]Po Eoeation
[3468]16. RELATIVES FORMERLY EMPLOYED BY THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[3470]Complete Name under which Employed Current Address | Relationship |
[3472]NW 88296 Docid:32989588 Page 60
[3474]ALL APPLICANTS
[3476]Attach an unmounted full face photograph of yourself, not larger than
[3477]2% x 2% inches, Print your name plainly on the back of the photograph.
[3478]The photograph must have been taken not more than 3 months prior to
[3479]the date of this application.
[3481]17. PHYSICAL DATA
[3482]a. Height without shoes |b. Do you now have or have you ever had any of the following: nervous, mental, or emotional disorder of any sort; tuberculosis; epilepsy, fainting
[3483]spells or severe headaches; diabetes; ulcers; rheumatic fever or heart disease; or asthma? [_]No [[] Yes
[3485]df “yes” identify, describe, and give dates) *
[3486]Weight without clothes
[3488]c. Do you now have or have you ever had any chronic or serious illnesses; or have you ever had any serious operations or injuries? (CINo (J Yes
[3489](If “yes* describe and give dates) '
[3491]d. Have you ever been hospitalized? (_]No ["] Yes
[3493]Bates Hospital
[3495]e. Describe any past or present physical handicap, defect, or disability not previously covered, but including extent of defective vision, if any, with and without glasses
[3496](Snellen) and deficiencies in color vision and heering.
[3498]f. How many days have you lost from work): Nature of illnesa(es)
[3499]or school due to illness during the past
[3500]five years?
[3502]g. Have you ever received, is there pending, have you applied for, or do you intend to apply for pension or compensation for existing disability? [_]No (Yes
[3503](If “yes,” specify what kind, granted by whom, and what amount, when, why. If applicable, include Veterans’ Administration claim number.)
[3505]rh. Special Agent Applicants Only: Do you have any physical defects such as, but not limited to, a bone, joint, or other deformity or loss of finger, which would
[3506]preclude unrestricted, regular participation in all phases of the FBI’s firearms training, physical training and defensive tactics? [_]No [_] Yeo
[3507](If “yes’’ describe)
[3509]J understend that all appointments are probstionary for a periad of one year during which | must demonstrate my fitness for continued employment by the Federal Bureau of
[3510]Investigation. I also understand that, in many parts of the Bureau, it has been necessary to establish regular night and midnight shifts In view of which | must be available
[3511]for such assignments as the needs might require. | further understand that any appointment tendered me will be contingent {pen the results of a complete character and fit-
[3512]ness investigation, ond | em awere that wilfully withholding Infermation or making false statements on this application will bethe basis for dismissal from the Federal Bureau
[3513]of Investigation, and constitutes o violation of Section 700% Title 18, U.S. Code. | agree to these conditions and I hereby certify that all stotements made by me on this
[3514]application are true cnd complete, te the best of my knowledge.
[3516]Signature of Applicant as Usually Written (Do not use nickname)
[3518]GPO: 1974 - 538-864
[3520]NW 88296 Docld:32969588 Page 61
[3523]NW 88296 Docid:32989588 Page 62
[3525]j
[3526]| 140 (Rev. 1-21-74) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION -
[3527]“ “ WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535
[3529]Addressee:_____ SENATE SELECT COMMITTER
[3530]COLTR CR)LHM [Memo [Report dated |
[3531]U.S. Senate Select Committee to Study Govt.
[3532]Caption of Document: Operations with Respect to Intelli-
[3533]gence Activities; Re:Request Pertaining to Elec-
[3534]tronic Surveillance;Other S ecific FBI Practices
[3535]and, Prosramss “Polictes and Procedures
[3537]Delivered by:
[3539]Received by:
[3543]Return this receipt to the Intelligence Division, FBI
[3545]tee - - = ~
[3547]ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED *.
[3548]HEREIN POT oy SS
[3549]pate 4
[3551]~ 4 met 2- Mr. J, A, Mintz
[3552]) 1 - Mr. BE. W. Walsh
[3553]\ / The fictorney General. June 4, LOPS
[3554]cf 1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall
[3555]“ ; . 7 L - Mr. W. O. Cregar
[3556]x Birector, EBL 1 «Mr, S. F. Phillips
[3557]C2 Pp
[3558]: <3 SUITES STATES oS SULEGT (QUT Trn
[3559]‘. S GY TGESLGGRceR LORTVITiss (sse3
[3561]MS ae Tne
[3562]ar be Peferones is made te a letter Fron the $60 dated
[3563]* Uay 14, £875, ond oppendices thereta, raquesting certain
[3564]o> deeusente ond other Information fron the Far,
[3565]oe iterched for your’ approvel oud forvanding to tha
[3567]a N Comuittes is the original of « memorandum and enclosures which
[3568]., SY). sonstitute 2 portial | response covering a nudber of the Raquasts
[3570]ne t
[3572]| get forth in refevoncad letter and its appendices, & copy of
[3574]> ' this menorandua cod of the enclosures therets are subtitted |
[3575]mY nf for your records. * , /
[3579]~ ~ Enclosures ~ 12
[3580]nat . ALL SE oA)
[3581]at AN GRR LLORD HEREIGIS JORYSS
[3582]els 3 624116395 HERELYIS A Sat fe —
[3584]iL - The Deputy éttorney General
[3585]*etentions KR. Sdlian OMonnor
[3586]\ aaeet Counsel for
[3587]Intelligence Coondlinatiozn
[3589]~~ srr men oo be if MLZ, 2A 7
[3591]i
[3598]i 4 gueLasee
[3600]Dep. AD Adm. _ : vaqn 4
[3601]Dep. AD Inv. ___ is i ' “ Le AY
[3602]Asst. Dir:
[3603]Admin,
[3604]Comp. Syst, ‘ i a) vhne
[3605]Ext. Affairs __. ey
[3606]Files & Com. ./ . ;
[3607]Gen, Inv. iu
[3608]Ident,
[3609]Inspectio
[3613]“Laboratory
[3614]Plan. & Eval,
[3615]Spec. Inv.
[3617]Training (_
[3618]Legal Soyhe
[3619]Telepho Ted
[3621]Dircesor Sac #975 Room arm \ phterypE UNIT LJ
[3622]| aA Nt NA Gl 32989588 Page 63
[3624]PE ya
[3629]. ' . (1 = Mr. J.B. Hotis)
[3631]- Er. E. W. Walsh
[3632]lir, W. R. Wannall
[3633]- Mr, W. 0. Cregar
[3635]-~ Mr, S, F. Phillips
[3636]62-116395 June 4, 1975
[3637]U.S, SHITE SSLcer CUAETIEE To sTuoy
[3638]GOVLRITOTAL GFARATIGONS WEVA
[3639]BESPCCT TO THIRELIGINCS LOTIVITICS
[3640]REQULSE SCNESESINS TO DERCIRONES SUNVETLELANGE
[3642]GHD SPhCIFIC PRE FAGbicus s55 age
[3644]Moree oN
[3645]t
[3649]Reference is nade to letter dated Ifay 14, L875, to the
[3650]‘ttorney Generel frou the Chairman of captioned Comibttea, ond
[3651]Sppendices therete, vhick requested certain documenta ond other
[3652]inforuntion from the PGT.
[3654]‘ppendices € and 0 contain requests for the current
[3655]office of assinmment or last know address for a number of FAT
[3656]eaapioyees, Set out below under appropriate headings relating
[3657]to the specific request headings and numbers is the desired
[3658]information, as well as information concerning the tenure of PBI
[3659]service of all the employees involved,
[3661]ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
[3663]ippendix C = Zten 30 HERE ti NELASSIF
[3664]DATE Bye
[3666]a.) Leo Badgley app, Jr.
[3667]Entered on duty (£99) as Special agent (SA), Sune 17, 1957
[3668]éissigned Portland Field Offiee (70) since Beeanber 1, 1959
[3670]bh.) Edenr GO, Ingedis, Jr. Gingles on your request)
[3672]S00 as SA, Harehk 21, 1966 y)
[3674]Aisoe: Di fasigned Portiand FO since fugust 7, (£970 Me
[3676]ep. AD Adm.
[3677]wenden” fppendize D = tem 1 y f
[3679]Comp. Syst, “
[3681]ee Anes fig) Robert Le Tage - *)
[3682]Gone EO? ss SA, November 8, 1950 f -
[3683]Hest, mo = I éssigned Casha FO since January 19, 1973
[3685]Intell. : ‘ B Py
[3687]ettoln Sept ac: obs /ftie teLosung: ly a Me D W's S-
[3689]Spec. Inv. .
[3690]Troining —___ (9 This document ts prepared in responte lo pour Sen AGE and is not for disse
[3691]Legal Coun. nation outside your Committee. Its use is limited to officiat proveljngs by
[3693]olophone Rm he content may aot be fisclosed to wneutho a’ Os:
[3694]Director Sec’y ___ MAIL ROOM Cee Panurattt pee epee Y i Me ning persi
[3695]the é. ppro f
[3698]SoALTR SOLTGT GOVT ON DCALIG CE (OTEVELL SS
[3699]Tg DEQUEST PUOPALNINS TO PLRETROUEC CRWCILLIES
[3701]b.) Jehn D. Meode
[3702]EOD ag 35, Jomaary 20, 1952
[3703]fisolgned Unbladelphia PO aimee Janusry 17, 1966
[3705]GJ PULL D. Willicns (BiLlio on your request)
[3706]POD an Sh, February 4, 1952
[3707]fesiomed Speefal toent in Charpa, Reasas CLty Fo
[3708]sines boredher 17, 1074
[3710]d,}) John J. Cxceoner, Jc.
[3711]Aaa as SA, Septenber 33, 1994
[3712]ésaienel fssistent Swelal (gent in Charnes,
[3713]Little Meck FO sines May 1, 1975
[3715]a.) John J, Connolly
[3716]Lod as Bh, duly 7, 1947
[3717]Assigned Hevark FO sinee Carch 30, 1963
[3719]£,) ierjorie mm lSersejeveki GHergejeuski on your request)
[3720]SOY Juno 26, 1861
[3721]fsehemed Uswark FO since Jume 26, 1061
[3723]Qs) ory “em Uldzabeth Uessa Goss on your request}
[3724]729 June 27, 1955 .
[3725]/fsaiened Vevork FO simee June 27, 1955
[3727]sspondis li - From 12
[3729]aed Uexold &. Leinboich Giinebsuch on your request)
[3730]TS an Of, Cetobex 20, 1947
[3731]Neelred Fobruary 16, 1973, froma SSL Ueadcuorters
[3732]Last timo addenss 1169 tanbledon Brive,
[3733]Usher, Virgiaia 22101
[3735]b.) “ner Lee Todd
[3736]1G) os Si, Dacembex LL, 1950
[3737]‘gsirned “Washington Tield Offices since dJanusry 22, 1955
[3739]NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 65
[3742]SRIEG COREST COMIEICR Of FNINLLIG§ION /CriIvires
[3744]Bas BEQUEST POOSAESEUG TO RETCRnOlIe SURVRTELon
[3746]Rite (ones -cibrosle
[3748]Goo Tuby 19, 1939
[3750]fetived Lecenber 28, 1973
[3752]Last knowm address Lf04 John Street, Pork Los, Lew Jersey 07024
[3754]| Theaas Jock Dianonte
[3755]| EOS ac SA, July 6, 1989
[3756]| fssicnal Rews 9/28/62
[3758]| Glen Ciosa
[3759]| Lo Sepkeskhar 20, 1043
[3761]| Lesigned Covenber 29, L065
[3763]| tastknovn aldvess 10400 South Tndlena ‘venue, Chicaco,
[3764]| Tliinels 60628
[3766]Theotore fndrayw Rorontyis
[3767]Roy ap U4, Jame 30, Lou?
[3768]iasipaend PRI leectquarters sinee Uarch 15, LO75
[3770]Joseph C, itichela
[3771]S09 an SA, Jely 2, 195,
[3772]fssioned Uone 5/26/63 te 9/1/65 ond 12/14/76 to present
[3774]taddres 5, Rich
[3776]GO Juke 8, 1946
[3778]Retixes Tuma 28, L974
[3780]“Last hoown cddrass 11056 113th Drive, Youngtorn, frirena 05369 .
[3782]lisien ©, Spear
[3783]Loa ‘ped 93, L951 .
[3784]cackymad Rene 5/6/62 te 1/12/67 end 4/23/71 to presont
[3786]syponsis: BD « Eten 25
[3788]a} Mohart G. Runkel
[3789]Ten os G4, Joly 11, 1049
[3790]ésatgned Ypeelal fesat in Cherge, ‘lesanmirice fo,
[3791]sines Unrch 22, 1974
[3792]Laws 882596 Dochd:32989508 Page 66
[3794]EE eeeEEeEeeeeeee
[3796]. 6 é
[3798]SULT SUEDCY COLLITT On OU GERULAIen Ss coreverrecs
[3799]BS: OWICST TSTALOENS TO SLSCTROUIC SUNYRILEISISS
[3801]b.) Courtland J. Jones
[3802]LOS as Gui, Getober G6, LOAL
[3803]Retired Soptenber 30, L974
[3804]Last known cddress 6607 Vorth 25th Stereoet,
[3805]iplington, Virnbain 22213
[3807]@.) Exnast i, Yeltor
[3808]C23 as Sh, July 19, 1043
[3809]Uetlirad January 29, 1973
[3810]Last known address G16 Mdmor Read, Oliver Sprins,
[3811]Useylend 20604 ;
[3813]da.) Jones 4. ak iney
[3814]maid es Shy “Yorels 5, LOSE
[3815]“ssignead 1 inghinoton Field Gifieo since Jaouery 29, 1962
[3817]ipoexdiz bP = Teen 19
[3819]a? Jos soph i, Sagoo
[3820]red ag Sey Raverber 1, 1938
[3821]Uetired Lay 19, 1972
[3822]Last bnown eddrocs 244 linn Creseont, Uhisge
[3823]North Curolina 26369
[3825]b.} Ldehkael Joseph Lenenis
[3826]GQ as SA, Mevermber 3, 1947
[3827]Netirad Jame 12, 1976
[3828]Last Ino < eddross 6809 Gulf Drive, Uolmes Loach,
[3829]Florids 33510
[3831]ovine Cines,
[3833]ce
[3835]¢.) St erling B, Honchoo @enchie on your noasest)
[3836]Tio as SA, Jomuery 6, 194" & 12917
[3837]Last tenors eddeosa 2613 Spiral Lens, Dolo. iorylond 20715
[3839]d.) Cernard 4, Wells, Ir.
[3840]md eg SS, Jana 6, 1949
[3841]Retired July 26, 1971
[3842]Last know addresa 5311 sontcosery Street,
[3843]Sprincficld, Viecinia 22151
[3847]“NW 85296 Docld:32989508 Page 6f
[3850]SCUAES SOLCGE CcIRTEES OH TSTCALICISe. (OVIVERTs
[3852]ae IS PS ER py ep mage Roae
[3853]Path-y Sieh cork Dinh oS £ SREOTT MIEG GOVE
[3855]o.} Tebore 0. leemes
[3856]Doo & £58 hy | Qetober 16, 2950
[3857]Netéren Vere 28, LOf5
[3858]host town address 205 Jertixicor Drive,
[3859]MLiver Spring, Caryland 20o9L
[3861]forendis Ho = Teen 2G
[3863]idéen FP. iiiler (len on your request)
[3864]WO as SA, Larch 31,1947
[3865]Sashemed 2 tena Pa since Jane 21, 1OSL
[3867]fopeadin O, Ptem 1<9 reqrested a souple of the
[3868]confidentiality steonont which PRE porsoniel axe require te
[3869]sien alone with uy other enployment acreenonts currently in
[3870]So, itteched o a ¢opies of tha follovins @ocunenks recponsiva
[3871]to this eoqenskt
[3873]1.) Eu-201 nploynent foreeneant
[3875]2%,) Stonderd fora G1 fopointuent /ffidevits
[3877]3.) 3-26 Fora letter fron POL Speelat ten
[3878]appointee to mt
[3880]UD375 Teaining ferosctcnh __
[3882]Lii-lGO “Application for Exployuent
[3884]five formas carrently im uca furnish
[3885]wie Diviclen.
[3887]NW 68296 Docld:32989588 Page 68
[3890]OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 , 5010~306  )
[3892]MAY 1962 EDITION "
[3894]GSA GEN. REG. NO, 27 |
[3895]UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT — Assoc. Dir.
[3897]Dop. AD Adm. _
[3898]Dep. AD Inv. __
[3900]\ ie Memorandum cree
[3902]Comp. Syst.
[3903]Ext. Affairs —__
[3905]Me. J. B. Adams DATE: June 2, 1975 Files & Com.
[3907]Gon. Inv,
[3909]Ident.
[3911]Ohi Inspection
[3912]FROM“: Legal Counse ri : Ie Boe
[3913]we £3 y al ‘ato! —_—,
[3915]Ce me ee AUL INFORMATION CONTAINED a ap era
[3916]SUBJECT: SENSTUDY 75 73 WERE Te g) Spee. Inv.
[3917]DATE <, Training
[3919]Telephone Rm. —
[3921]meee Director Sec’y __
[3922]On the morning of May 30, 1975, Mr. Robert Nichols
[3923](SA-Retired), and SA John Dennis Miller, Legal Analysis ~ dl pd
[3924]Office, met in Miller's office, prior to Nichol's appointment U
[3925]for interview by members of the staff of the Senate Select
[3926]Committee.
[3928]Miller gave Nichols a copy of the Committee's rules
[3929]at approximately 8:35 a.m. after Nichols stated he had not
[3930]been given a copy by anyone else. He advised Nichols that
[3931]nothing Miller was about to say was intended to or should
[3932]be interpreted as an order or suggestion to be uncooperative
[3933]with the Senate Select Committee or its staff.
[3935]Miller then advised Nichols he had the right to be
[3936]represented by an attorney; if he is unable to retain an
[3937]attorney, he should so advise the Committee staff and ask them
[3938]to assist him in securing counsel; and the FBI could not
[3939]provide the services of an attorney. Nichols said he
[3941]understood. REC-1007 tent “S| le 39s a a
[3943]Miller then escorted Nichols to the JEH Buildin
[3944]where he met SAs Paul V. Daly and Seymor F, Phillips.
[3945]temesicece | GK
[3946]RECOMMENDATION : {3
[3947]5 JUN 46 1975
[3949]Mr. Wannall (|
[3951]- Mr. Mintz
[3953]Mr. Cregar
[3954]-~ Mr. Daly ‘
[3955]- Mr. Hotis
[3956]Personnel File 67- 414885 ghiRis
[3957](Former SA Robert Nichols) (Ss ,
[3959]For information
[3962]1 i
[3964]I
[3966]7ee ooh .
[3967]me AN (>:
[3970]t ’
[3972]8 4 JUN 1 3 1975
[3974]b Nw 88296. Doctd: 32989588 Page 69
[3977]ge OFTIONAL FORMNO. 10 5010-106 , a
[3978]ce See @ . eo
[3979]UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT | Assoe, Bie
[3981]: Memorandum
[3982]i Ext, Affairs __
[3983]ih a J. B. Adams DATE: 5-23-75 been Com.
[3984]Ident>
[3985]FRO Legal Counsé . needa
[3987]ALL INFORMATION CO
[3988]HERES pO
[3990]BY Plan. &4 ie
[3992]Spec. Inv.
[3994]oy Labor tory 4
[3995]: a,
[3997]ZA zal Cor i
[3998]wel Gerona 75
[4000]eremnai yoneai a
[4002]Training
[4004]Telephone Rm,
[4006]1
[4007]On the evening of 5-20-75 Deputy Assistant Attorney _ pirecter soc’y __
[4008]General K. William O'Conner telephonically advised SA Paul V. Daly
[4009]of the Legal Counsel Division that the Department had reached a te
[4010]concerning the scope of testimony to be allowéd in the Senate Select
[4011]Committee interview of former SA Alan G, S@ntinella. We previously
[4012]had informed the Department that Mr. a that Do was to testify pursuant
[4014]to a subpoena before this Committee and that Department of Justice Order
[4015]501-73 requires we obtain Departmental approval before testimony may
[4017]be given. We also informed the Department that Lester B. Seidel , staff
[4018]member of the Senate Select Committee, had advised SA Daly that the
[4019]scope of the intended interview of Sentinella would include knowledge
[4020]Sentinella may have concerning the investigations of Martin Luther King,
[4021]Stanley David Levinson, and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference
[4022](SCLC). Mr. Seidel” also indicated that they would interview Sentinella
[4023]concerning his activities between the years 1960 to 1971. rae
[4027]Mr. O'Conner advised SA Daly that the decision of Deputy /
[4028]Attorney General Harold R. Tyler; Assistant Attorney General Antonin “4
[4029]Scalia, and Associate Deputy Attorney General Robert McDermott was that*
[4030]Sentinella was released insofar as the Department was concerned to only
[4031]discuss three areas, those areas being the FBI investigations of Martin Luther
[4032]King, Stanley David Levinson, and SCLC. He was to advise the Committee
[4033]that he was not permitted to go outside of these three areas because of
[4034]instructions from the Department of Justice which instructions were issued
[4035]pursuant to Department of Justice Order 501-73,
[4037]On 5-21-75 former SA Sentinella was advised of the
[4038]Departmental restrictions on the information he could furnish the Committee
[4039]by SA Daly, and he was accompanied by SA Daly to the Senate Select Committee
[4040]office located in G308 of the Dirksen Senate Office Building. Sentinella's
[4041]interview was scheduled for 9:30 a.m. Mr. Seidel met um. Sentinella and
[4042]at 9:31 a.m. furnished Me (aontinalla a copy of the Rules £ Procedure for
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[4049]i - Mr. Wannall 7
[4050]1- Mr. Mintz az JUN 15 Special Agent Alan G.
[4051]1- Mr. Cregar wus _:  Sentinella (67-432832)
[4052]othe Hotis 1 - Mr. Daly
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[4063]a ~ d
[4065]Legal Counsel to Mr, J, B, Adams
[4066]RE: SENSTUDY 75
[4068]the Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to
[4069]Intelligence Activities. At the same time, former SA Sentinella was furnished
[4070]forms which Seidel. requested he fill out at that time. Seidel also madé
[4071]reference to Sentinella's Fifth Amendment rights but did not specify or spell
[4072]out his rights.
[4074]It was brought to Mr. Seidel 's attention by SA Daly that the Rules
[4075]adopted by the Senate Select Committee called for a witness to be given copies
[4076]of the Rules 24 hours prior to his appearance before the Committee and that
[4077]these Rules are important for a potential witness to have knowledge of prior to
[4078]his being interviewed since they contain a list of rights and privileges which a
[4079]witness is entitled to. It was also brought to Mr. Seidel 's attention that despite
[4080]the fact that the interview was to be initiated at 10 a.m. (initially the interview
[4081]was scheduled for 9:30 a.m. ,however, upon arrival former SA Sentinella was
[4082]advised it would not be held until 10 a.m.) with Mr. Sentinella being required
[4083]to fill out forms, he would have very little opportunity to review and digest the
[4084]Rules of the Committee.
[4086]Mr. Seidel was also advised of the restrictions placed onthe
[4087]area which former SA Sentinella could respond to by the Department of Justice.
[4088]Mr. Seidel specifically requested that he be allowed to ask questions concerning
[4089]"COINTELPRO! He was advised that this was not within the scope of the
[4090]Department's release for Sentinella unless such information may have been
[4091]related to the investigations of Martin Luther King, Stanley David Levinson, or
[4092]SCLC.
[4094]SA Daly also explained to John Elliff, Task Force Head for the
[4095]Committee on Domestic Intelligence Matters, the circumstances surrounding
[4096]the failure to provide a copy of the Rules 24 hours prior to interview and of the
[4097]lack of specificity of Mr. Seidel as to areas/which Mr. Sentinella would be
[4098]interviewed; <«. -=. Mr, Elliff apologized for the oversight of the Committee
[4099]in complying with its Rules and assured SA Daly this would not happen again.
[4100]In addition, he was advised that the Rules of the Committee provide that witnesses
[4101]would have a reasonable opportunity to inspect and correct their testimony,
[4102]however, the Rules provide that a witness must inspect his testimony in the
[4103]office of the Committee, It was pointed out to Mr. Elliff that such procedures
[4104]were unreasonable in that in Mr. Sentinella's instance, he would have to travel
[4105]from Atlanta to Washington, D. C., to review the transcript of his testimony at
[4106]his own expense. Mr. Elliff indicated that he believed other arrangements
[4107]concerning this particular aspect of the Rules could and would be worked out,
[4109]-2- CONTINUED - OVER
[4111]Legal Counsel to Mr. J. B. Adams
[4112]RE: SENSTUDY 75
[4114]7
[4116]Mr. Sentinella at the conclusion of his testimony advised SA Daly,
[4117]who was not present at the testimony, that the Committee adhered to the restrictions
[4118]placed on his testimony by the Attorney General with one possible exception, They
[4119]asked Mr. Sentinella if while he was working in Atlanta his squad investigated the
[4120]"Klan" and "'SNCC" (Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee). Sentinella
[4121]advised he did not raise an objection to this question because he felt the deviation
[4122]from the De artmental restrictions was very slight, and our investigations of
[4123]these matters/Wéll known.
[4125]On the afternoon of 5-21-75 K, William O'Conner inquired of
[4126]SA Daly how the interview went and he was generally advised of the facts surrounding
[4127]the interview, including the fact that former SA Sentinella was not furnished a copy
[4128]of the Rules until immediately preceding the interview. Mr. O'Conner inquired
[4129]as to whether the Senator (‘Senator Robert Morgan [D-N.C. ]) remained during the
[4130]taking of testimony from Mr. Sentinella, and he was advised that according to
[4131]Sentinella, Senator Morgan departed approximately five minutes after placing
[4132]Mr. Sentinella under oath.
[4134]Mr. O'Conner expressed his displeasure at the way the Committee
[4135]operated and indicated he was going to discuss this matter with Deputy Attorney
[4136]General Tyler.
[4138]Subsequently, on 5-21-75 O'Conner indicated he had been in contact
[4139]with James Wilderotter, assistant to the Counsel to the President, and Deputy
[4140]Attorney General Tyler, and they want the Bureau to prepare a letter protesting
[4141]the Committee's handling of the interview of Sentinella and of the fact that they
[4142]violated Rules which were adopted by that Committee, specifically the Rules
[4143]requiring Mr. Sentinella be furnished a copy of the Committee Rules 24 hours
[4144]prior to giving testimony to the Committee, failure to be specific concerning the
[4145]areas to be covered by Sentinella's testimony, the general manner in which the
[4146]rights of Sentinella were explained to him, and the fact that Senator Morgan
[4147]departed from the Committee session after giving the oath, O'Conner explained
[4148]in this regard Deputy Attorney General Tyler feels that this is in contravention
[4149]of the Rules of the Committee, and he questions whether an executive session of
[4150]the Committee being held to hear such testimony can continue in the absence of a
[4151]Senate Committee Member. He requested this letter be directed to Senator
[4152]Church. He was advised that such a detter could only be prepared after approval
[4153]had been obtained from proper Bureau authorities, and it was also pointed out
[4154]to Mr. O'Conner that we had orally protested this matter to Mr. Elliff of the
[4155]Committee and Mr, Seidel , and he was apprised of Elliff's statement that such
[4156]mistakes would not be repeated in the future, It was pointed out to Mr. O'Conner
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[4163]Legal Counsel to Mr. Adams
[4164]RE: SENSTUDY 75
[4166]that the Bureau had furnished former SA Sentinella a detailed briefing of his
[4167]rights and a briefing as to what was contained in the Rules of the Committee
[4168]prior to his interview. Mr. O'Conner again requested that we prepare a letter
[4169]protesting this matter.
[4171]It is not felt that a letter concerning this particular matter should
[4172]be directed to Senator Church in view of Mr. Elliff's statement that this
[4173]incident will not be repeated in the future. It is felt that our oral protest to the
[4174]Committee is sufficient at this point, especially inasmuch as they accepted the
[4175]limitations placed on the testimony of former SA Sentinella by the Department.
[4176]It would appear we could expect to achieve very little by sending such a letter
[4177]at this time.
[4179]RECOMMENDATION:
[4181]That we orally advise Mr. O'Conner the Bureau does not feel
[4182]a letter should be directed to the fel this particular incident.
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[4207]f ‘Honorable Frank Church, .Chaizman eo je
[4208]’ United States Senate Select Committee a ee
[4210]on Intelligence Activities
[4211]; Washington, D.C. 20510
[4213]Dear Senator Church:
[4215]It is ny understanding that the continuing efforts of
[4216]’ staff members of the Executive and Legislative Branches to
[4217]prepare standard guidelines for witness interview procedures
[4218]are continuing this week. While that process continues, the
[4219]Department of Justice is, of course, continuing to cooperate
[4220]in an ad hoc and responsive manner, In order, to ensure our
[4221]attention to these cooperative efforts, I have designated
[4222]K, William O'Connor as Special Counsel for Intelligence
[4223]- €oordination and as such he will be the (principle liaison
[4224].. officer of DOJ in this effort, I understand that-your Chief
[4225]Counsel and members of his staff are now dealing with
[4226]“Mr. O'Connox in the execution of their responsibilities.
[4228]_, In the meantime, in an effort to expedite the coopera-
[4229]tive provision of appropriate information to SSC, it would be
[4230]most helpful if the Committee Staff would ensure that, the |
[4231]Départuent of JastLEe 1 is” advised, in “advance” “oF Committee _
[4232]Staff “contact with FBI ‘employees and ‘former e ‘emp loyees , of the
[4233]name” “of the withess and the scope of the prospective ‘interview.
[4234]“THIS would facilitate the interview proééss , since it would
[4235]make it possible to ensure that appropriate instructions are
[4236]issued to the witness under 28 CFR 16.22, and would permit
[4237]_ early decision upon the release of any applicable secrecy
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[4256]¢In the same vein, I should like to invite your attention
[4258]to some procedural matters surrounding recent witness presenta—
[4259]tion before the Committee, It appears, from reports which J}
[4260]have received, that two former..FBI. agents who © recently appeared,
[4261]did 3 not receive copies of the Committee's Rules of Procedures
[4262]until immediately before appearance before the Committee; and
[4264]- that the scope of their proposed testimony was defined with
[4265]‘somewhat less than optimum precision for pre-clearance. Some
[4266]procedural problems are almost inet able especially in the
[4267]“early stages of hearings. I know that you share my interest
[4268]din assuring that full’procedural due process is wenequivocally
[4269]provided to all witnesses who testify before the Committee or
[4270]are interviewed by Committee Staff. In calling this matter to
[4271]“your attention I seek your support in restricting such problems
[4272]. to a minimum and prospectively avoiding others of like kind.
[4274]Sincerely,
[4276]. 7 . . ‘ : a .
[4277]se) na .
[4279]ila
[4281]*.: Attorney General
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[4292]MAY,1962 EDITION:
[4293]. . GSA PMR ua CERD VOI TES @ @ A&soe. Dir.
[4294]UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Dep. AD Adm. —
[4296]Dep. AD nv. —
[4297]Memorandum “ne
[4299]omp. Syst. ———
[4301]Ext. Affairs —_
[4302]TO : Mr. J. B. Adams DATE: 6-4-5 Gon
[4304]Ident.
[4306]Inspection,
[4307]FRoM : Legal Counse Vi—— nen Be,
[4309]kD? ALL INF: ORESATION CONTAINED . Legal Foun.
[4311]ad HEREI NSAP pss Pn
[4313]sugject: SENSTUDY 75 pare GOL [o oven,
[4314]ee .
[4316]eee ee Telephone Rm. —
[4317]The purpose of this memorandum is to advise that a
[4319]representative of captioned Committee has advised that if the Bureau's
[4320]response to a Committee request concerning the Democratic Convention
[4321]in Atlantic City in 1964 is sufficiently informative it may not be necessary
[4322]to interview Bureau personnel concerning this matter and to recommend
[4323]that an expeditious effort be made to furnish a summary concerning the
[4324]Atlantic City investigation be made available along with certain documents
[4325]concerning this matter.
[4327]Director Sec’y __
[4329]By way of background, we have received a reqie st dated
[4330]5~14-75 pertaining to many items, among which was information concerning
[4331]the Bureau's activities in Atlantic City in 1964 at the Democratic National
[4332]Convention. At a meeting on 5-30-75 it was pointed out to the Committee
[4333]that certain aspects of thein May 14, 1975, request were particularly
[4334]burdensome, would in some instances invadeé privacy and for other reason
[4335]was most difficult. During this meeting which was attended by Mark Gite
[4336]staff member of the Committee; John Elliff, Task Force Director;
[4337]representatives of the Bureau; and K, William O'Conner, Special. Counsel}
[4338]to the Deputy Attorney General for Intelligence Coordination, the Commitfee
[4339]representatives indicated that subject to the Senate Committee's approval
[4340]they would accept some sort of summary with regard-to their request in
[4342]t- \Appendix D, Item 8 of the May 14, 1975, request, This item pertains to
[4343]the Bureau's activities in Atlantic City.
[4345]We have had former Agents interviewed concerning this
[4346]matter, a request has been made to interview two Bureau secretaries, and
[4347]the Committee has indicated they intend to interview as many as five
[4348]additional Bureau Agents concérning this matter. In conversation with
[4349]K. William O’Connér, he mentioned that the Committee had specifically
[4350]informed him that if the Bureau's an was informative enough concerning
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[4374]Legal Counsel to Mr. Adams Memo
[4375]RE: SENSTUDY 75
[4377]the Atlantic City matter, they would not interview the two Bureau
[4378]secretaries, Mary Ann Massa and M. Ann Mierzejewski. (The request
[4379]concerning the interview of these Bureau employees, who are Newark
[4380]Office employees, is the subject of a separate memorandum captioned
[4381]and dated same.) He requested SA Paul V. Daly to contact Mark
[4382]Gitenstein in an effort to determine what type of response the Committee
[4383]expected concerning the Atlantic City incident.
[4385]-On 6-4-75, SA Daly contacted Mr. Gitenstein and Mr. Gitenstein
[4386]advised that the Committee knew of the existence of certain memoranda
[4387]and in particular a memorandum from former Assistant to the Director
[4388]C. D. DeLoach reporting a conversation with the President requesting Bureau
[4389]coverage at the Convention. Gitenstein stated that with regard to the
[4390]Atlantic City incident, if a summary was prepared concerning this incident
[4391]which would in general show the types of people whose conversations were
[4392]monitored, the type of information collected, and the type of information
[4393]disseminated along with furnishing the Committee certain important documents
[4394]that it would not be necessary to interview Bureau personnel. He indicated
[4395]among the documents they would expect to be furnished would be the DeLoach
[4396]memorandum along with other “benign” documents which would not involvea
[4397]privacy consideration or other considerations which might preclude their
[4398]being made available tothe Committee. Gitenstein indicated that it is the
[4399]Committee's feeling that information of a political nature such as the
[4400]credehtials argument at the Convention was collected and furnished to the
[4401]White House and that the collection and dissemination of this information is
[4402]not apparently in concert with the ostensive purpose of electronic surveillance.
[4403]He felt that the summary need not and should not identify individuals monitored
[4404]but rather describe them such as a senator or some other descriptive phrase
[4405]to describe the individual whose conversation might have been monitored.
[4406]He said as tod the verification of the information contained in the summary
[4407]with the information in the files, that subject will be addressed by the
[4408]Committee at a later time.
[4410]Gitenstein again mentioned that if such information was
[4411]furnished by the Bureau, their need to interview employees would be muted
[4412]as what they are attempting to learn through interview of Agents involved
[4413]would have already been furnished by the Bureau, He volunteered’that the
[4414]Committee is relatively well informed concerning this particular matter.
[4416]It is obvious from the specific mention of the DeLoach memorandum along
[4417]with other observations and statements he made that this could well be true.
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[4423]Legal Counsel to Mr. J. B. Adams Memo
[4424]RE: SENSTUDY 75
[4426]It is realized that the White House has requested that a
[4427]paper be prepared which would include the Atlantic City incident; however,
[4428]K. William O'Conné@r indicated that he had conversed with
[4429]Mr. James Wilderotter, assistant to the Counsel to the President, and
[4430]that Wilderotter had advised that document requests pertaining to
[4431]Atlantic City or any other topic which will be addressed in a paper should
[4432]be responded to and response should not be delayed.
[4434]It would appear to be advantageous to the Bureau to attempt
[4435]to comply with the summary request along with furnishing certain documents
[4436]concerning Atlantic City on an expeditious basis as opposed to the Committee
[4437]continuing to conduct interviews of current and former Bureau personnel. °
[4438]If this type of arrangement can be worked out in this particular incident
[4439]which the Committee characterizes as an abuse, it might lend itself to a
[4440]Similar arrangement in other areas.
[4442]RECOMMENDATION:
[4443]That the Intelligence Division expeditiously prepare a
[4445]summary in line with the above concerning the Atlantic City incident along
[4446]with furnishing the important documents concerning this incident.
[4452]This 13 bow dove Ghie—
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[4478]SENSTUDY 75 , . Director See’y __ ji
[4479]4
[4480]RE BUREAU TELETYPE TO ALL OFFICES DATED MAY 2, 1975, ABQVE ra
[4481]. ; V/
[4482]CAPTION.: . of ‘f
[4483]mee,
[4484]ve ()
[4486]ON MAY 14, 1975, LESTER B. SEIDEL, INVESTIGATOR, SENATE (.°
[4487]SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE AGYIVITIES, WASHINGTON, D.C.,
[4488]TELEPHONICALLY CONTACTED THE SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE AND REQUESTED
[4489]THE IDENTITY OF THE SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE OF THE SAN FRANCISCO
[4490]OFFICE IN 1978. HE WAS ADVISED THAT SPECIAL. AGENT IN CHARGE
[4492]CHARLES WABATES SERVED IN THAT CAPACITY FROM JANUARY, 1570,
[4494]THROUGH APRIL, 19763 THAT FORMER SPECIAL AGENZ IN CHARGE HARRY Je. a
[4495]RGAN (NOW RETIRED) SERVED FROM APRIL, 1979/4, THROUGH SEPTEMBER,
[4499]19783 AND THAT ASSISTANT D DIRECTOR ROBERT E / GeBHARDT SERVED As Lee
[4501]SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE FROM SEPTEMBER, fas,” THROUGH NOVEMBER,
[4503]1972. PU oy (ok [1 IC ©}
[4504]SEIDEL DID NOT INDICATE THE SPECIFIC NATURE OF” ikl Mah N
[4506]OTHER THAT IT WAS CONNECTED WITH THE COMMITTEE WITH WHICH, HE 1s. 4
[4508]A . Pree
[4509]AFFILIATED. hued sie
[4510]ABOVE BEING FURNISHED FOR INFORMATION OF BUREAU. Ue
[4511]END Decels th Wk Ehalag “ In
[4513]ad SE, 5 4 mw C ‘ Mum,
[4514]\ AU ECRMATION CONTAINED
[4516]HOLD ane | 1S SSF
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[4523]coh Assistant Director
[4526]CODE bs TELETYPE NITEL Aor!
[4527]“2 . aI)
[4529]TO Abt SACS Dp | may ‘TS, 1975
[4530]| FROM DIRECTOR FBI sea-anes08)97 L PERSONAL ATTENTION
[4531]} SENSTUDY - 75. 1 - Mr. Wo. O. Cregar
[4533]_ REBUTEL MAY 2, 1975. 1 P
[4535]IN CONNECTION WITH WORK OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE SELECT
[4536]COMMITTEES, ITS REPRESENTATIVES MAY CONTACT YOUR OFFICE FOR
[4537]INFORMATION.
[4539]IN ONE RECENT INSTANCE, A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE SENATE
[4540]SELECT COMMITTEE TELEPHONICALLY INQUIRED AS TO IDENTITY OF SAC
[4541]IN A PARTICULAR OFFICE DURING 1970.
[4543]IN HANDLING SUCH INQUIRIES INSURE ESTABLISHING BONA FIDES
[4544]OF REPRESENTATIVE BY SHOW OF CREDENTIALS ON PERSONAL CONTACT OR,
[4545]Iv TELEPHONIC CONTACT, BY TELEPHONING BACK TO COMMITTER.
[4547]UNLESS INFORMATION IS OF A PUBLIC NATURE, AS IN THE INSTANCE
[4549]CITED ABOVE, OBTAIN FBIHQ CLEARANCE PRIOR TO SUPPLYING ANY
[4551]Y INFORUATION. FBIHO MUGHWRUEMPROLRAGUSLY ADVISED OF ALL
[4552]Al
[4554]Ni INFORMATION FURNISHED COMMUNICATIONS aah postion ONTAINED :
[4555]x . . MAY 2 } a7s, EINAS J SS} Pe
[4557]SFPRreme ANN A 5 DATE Bi ALKO
[4559]_ (49) Lic 4e } a
[4561]NOTE: TELE eu" @u* 4 |
[4563]eee Dime hs Referenced teletype alerted field to work of the 1 rn
[4565]Dep. AD Inv. e Senate and House Select Committees and Bureau's handling of
[4567]Asst. Dina”, its requests. Also, it pointed out FBI has pledged full coop-
[4568]Cone gue eration with Committees. San Francisco teletype 5/14/75 advised
[4569]Ex. Atfors that on that day Lester B. Seidel, Investigator, Senate Select
[4570]Files & Com. — Committee, telephonically sought and was furnished identities
[4572]Gen. ww! __—. of SACS in San Francisco in 1970. Seidel did not indicate
[4574]Ident.
[4576]Inspec ib | specific nature of his inquiries. Considering the publicity
[4578]mee Cea “being afforded the work of the Committee, it is not inconceivable
[4579]ays ome unauthorized persons may attempt to obtain information from
[4580]Spec. Inve wy, he FBI particularly at field level, under guise of one of the
[4581]Training ey if sommittecs, It is se believed this teletype to all SACs
[4582]Legal Coun LY” 9g, desir. 3,ap a cant ig ary measure. ben
[4584]ree Rm.
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[4595]LEGAL DIVISION
[4597]Attached teletype advises former
[4598]Agent Richard H. Davis, Atlanta Office, had
[4599]been contacted by Senate Select Committee (SSC)
[4600]Staff Member (FNU) Epstein in an attempt by
[4601]Epstein to arrange an interview concerning
[4603]| Bureau investigation of Martin Luther King.
[4605]. On the night of 6-4-75, Michael Epstein, Staff
[4606]| Member SSC advised SA Paul V. Daly that he -had
[4607]' contacted former Agent Davis to arrange inter-
[4608]view concerning Bureau investigation of Martin
[4609]Luther King, Stanley David Levison,,. and
[4610]Southern Leadership Christian,Conference (SLCC).
[4611]Epstein stated Davis refuse@ to-syubmit to inter
[4612]| vwilew since he was bound by an employment
[4613]secrecy agreement and needed necessary clear-
[4614]ance from Bureau. He told Epstein that he
[4616]| would not contact Bureau for such clearance.
[4617]‘Epstein requested Bureau release Davis from
[4618]the agreement for purposes of this interview '
[4619]which will be a staff interview in Atlanta.
[4621]Legal Division recommends Davis be
[4622]released from security agreement for purposes
[4623]of this interview and to answer questions
[4624]concerning the King, Levison, and SLCC investi-
[4625]gations. If approved, we will separately |
[4626]advise Davis through Atlanta Office of this |
[4627]decision, and give him pertinent briefing.
[4629]- Intelligence Division awa"
[4630]- Administrative Division
[4632]Legal Counsel Division De {
[4634]Mr. Dal J w
[4636]"pie serie i ae
[4638]PVD:eek ~ "Fit ivf ORMATI COONTAINT
[4640](5) HEREIM} SSIFI
[4641]DATE (7 BY
[4643]NW 88296 Docid:37989588 Page 81
[4646]I
[4651]W 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 82
[4654]6 eee PAE Wand’), CARN
[4656]CO ean Seer
[4658]i
[4659]t
[4660]NR@25 AT CODED
[4662]8e@8 PM NITEL JUNE 4, 1975 JWS
[4664]TOs DIRECTOR , FBI (62-116395)
[4665]FROM: ATLANTA (62-2854)
[4666]ETN: INTD .D. CREGAR fh ie “fte2t RONTAINED -,
[4667]_ ATTN: 1 W aR ah
[4669]Ate
[4671]rit aa . GUN SUF?
[4672](SENSTUDY "75," are py OR
[4674]Se _
[4675]ON 674/75, FORMER AGENT RICHARD H. DAVIS, 1147 WILD CREEK
[4677]TRAIL, Ne Evy ATLANTA, GAos ADVISED HE WAS CONTACTED THIS DATE
[4678]BY (FNUD EPSTEIN WHOM HE BELIEVED WAS CALLING FROM WASHINGTON s
[4679]D.C. DAVIS STATED HE FEELS EPSTEIN IS A MEMBER OF THE SENATE
[4681]MARTIN LUTHER KING CASE. EPSTEIN STATED HE WISHED TO INTERVIEW
[4682]DAVIS EITHER IN ATLANTA OR WASHINGTON, D. C.3 HOWEVER, DAVIS
[4684]Assu
[4685]Dep oS
[4686]Dep a 4
[4688]Asst bt
[4690]Admin
[4692]Corp Set
[4693]xt. Affaira - —— F
[4694]Piles & Com. —. fi
[4695]Gen. Inv.
[4697]Ident.
[4701]intelli.
[4703]Lab iatoty a
[4705]Spee. we AB
[4706]eon Cx)
[4708]Legal cn
[4710]Telephone
[4711]Director Sec’y ~~
[4713]Plaa.
[4715]SAID THAT NO DEFINGTE. ARRANGEMENTS WERE MADE DURING CONVERSATION
[4717]OTHER THAN HE YOULD CONTACT EPSTEIN AS TO APPROPRIATE DATE FOR
[4719]INTERVIEW IN ATLANTA « iD, 9 (2 -Ub-
[4720]DAVIS WAS INFORMED HE COULD CONFACT THE OFFICE OF LEGAL
[4722]COUNSEL COLLECT FOR ASSISTANCE IN THIS MATTER. DaVIS STATED
[4724]HE WOULD DO SO. 7 sun Yd sors
[4726]END . , z=
[4728]HOLD
[4730]§ 4 JUN A 4 7
[4732]RL
[4733]AS
[4735]whee
[4737]lh j
[4739]SELECT COMMITTEE SINCE INQUIRY CONCERNED DAVIS’ KNOWLEDGE OF ff
[4742]Wi
[4744]Brom
[4747]supjecT: SENSTUDY 75 Src I
[4748]martteneneemtsntnnanegernsernsornsnitt raipiag
[4750]1 - Mr. Wannaill es GT?
[4751]1 -Mr. Mintz .
[4752]1-W. O. Cregar B JUN 12 1975
[4753]1 - Mr. Daly CQNTINUED...OMER ,
[4754]1 -Mr. Hotis q
[4757]NW 88296 Docld:3 ang Page 83
[4759]OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 SS 5010-106 ii
[4760]© MAY 1962 EDITION
[4761]GSA GENYREG, NO, 27
[4763]* “geNtTED STATES GOVERNMENT Dap. AD Adm. _
[4765]: Mr. J. B. Adams DATE:5-30-75 Files & Com. —
[4767]. Legal C Ayn . i se
[4768]A ems ( NS =4
[4770]«, to documents and witnesses and requested they be furnished some basic
[4772]‘ materials concerning the CIA's authority to conduct intelligence investigations.
[4773]‘. They also requested that the Committee be provided with all the materials
[4775]. Fequested by the Senate Select Committee. Colby pointed out that the
[4777]Assoc. Dir. ___.
[4779]Dep. AD Inv. —
[4781]“Memorandum : set
[4783]Comp. Syst. _—
[4784]Ext. Affairs __—
[4786]Gen. Inv.
[4787]Ident.
[4789]Telephone Rm. —
[4791]This memorandum reports the results of an executive —PiysteSe-'y—
[4792]meeting of the Executive Committee of the Ad Hoc Coordinating Group OT f
[4793]of Congressional Review for the Intelligence Community on 5-28-75.
[4794]The meeting was chaired by William Colby, Director of Central Intelligence.
[4795]Also present were: Philip Buchen, Counsel to the President, James
[4796]Wilder otter, Associate Counsel to the President, Thomas K. Latimer,
[4797]Special Assistant to the Secretary of Defense, John M. Clarke, Associate
[4798]Deputy to the DCI for the Intelligence Community, William O'Connor,
[4799]Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination, Department of Justice,
[4800]Section Chief William O. Cregar, Inspector John B. Hotis, and senior
[4801]officials of the State Department, National Security Agency, Office of
[4802]Management and Budget, Defense Department, and the Treasury Department.
[4804]The following matters of interest were discussed at the
[4806]meeting ya
[4807]House Select Committee on Intelligence Activities ‘eee Vn,
[4809]Mr. Colby said he met earlier this week with Chairman’
[4810]Nedzi of the House Select Committee on Intelligence Activities, Jobn L.
[4811]Boos, Chief Counsel, and A. Searle Field, Committee Staff Director.
[4812]He said they seemed interested in the relationship which had developed
[4813]between the Senate Committee and CIA and asked where he thought the
[4814]Senate inquiry was going. They also discussed procedures regarding access.
[4816]House Resolution (H-Res. 138) which established the Select Committee
[4818]_ prohibits the disclosure of information outside the Committee without
[4820]- Comimittee approval. There is some question, however, whether this
[4822],.- Resolution can supersede Rule it ofits Rules of the House of LD / 9
[4824]_. —
[4826]t ‘ 6
[4827]e _
[4828].
[4830]Legal Counsel to Adams Memorandum
[4831]Re: SENSTUDY 75
[4833]which provides that members of the House shall have access to all
[4834]Committee records. He said Congressman Robert N. Giaimo (D-Conn.)
[4835]has indicated that he will not accept any limitations on access. Colby
[4837]said he will appear in an open session before the Committee sometime
[4839]in the next few weeks to discuss, in general terms, the agency's position on
[4840]collection of intelligence information.
[4842]Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Activities
[4844]Mr. Wilderotter said that F. A. O. Schwarz, Counsel to
[4845]the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Activities, has agreed to identify
[4846]in advance specific allegations of abuse that will be reviewed by the
[4847]Committee. Wilderotter said he will then appoint a task force or some
[4848]other coordinating mechanism within the executive branch to examine each
[4849]of these areas in depth. The purpose will be to develop an executive
[4850]department brief on each subject which can be used to respond to Committee
[4851]requests. He felt that this might enable the Administration to gain the
[4852]initiative on these issues and perhaps limit the Committee's inquiries to the
[4853]boundaries set forth in the Senate Resolution. He asked that the agencies
[4854]make an effort to identify abuse subjects so that the White House can pull
[4855]together all the information available on each topic. He said it is already
[4856]clear that the Committee will examine such subjects as assassinations
[4857]and the CIA's role in the internal affairs of Chile and the Dominican Republic.
[4859]Mr. E. H. Knoche, Assistant to the Director, Central
[4861]Intelligence Agency, reported that Mr. Colby has made three appearances
[4862]before the Senate Select Committee and on each occasion discussed
[4863]assassination matters. Mr. Colby will meet with the Committee three times
[4864]next week, and it is expected that he will be asked about the Phoenix program
[4865]and the covert activities of the CIA including political, counterintelligence,
[4866]and clandestine intelligence collection. The Committee will trace the agency's
[4868]operations back to the 1947 directive in an effort to determine how they
[4870]| relate to policy objectives of the Government.
[4872]Mr. William G. Hyland, Director of Intelligence and Research,
[4873]Department of State, said the Committee has requested position papers
[4874]‘on the Department's activities in Laos and Chile and to explain of the Depart-
[4875]ment's approach to covert action and whether it was a supplement or instrument
[4876]of policy. Mr. Hyland raised the question of whether the agencies had any
[4877]moral obligation to advise former employees that documents were now being
[4879]CONTINUED - OVER
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[4882]| _ _— a Sc
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[4887]Legal Counsel to Adams Memorandum
[4888]Re: SENSTUDY 75
[4890]“ak
[4891]we
[4893]made available to Congress. He felt that they should be given an opportunity
[4894]to review these files prior to interview in order to refresh their memories.
[4895]Mr. Wilderotter agreed and said that each agency should adopt a similar
[4896]policy.
[4898]Mr. John M. Clarke, Associate Deputy to the DCI, asked
[4899]whether anyone knew what John Elliff hoped to accomplish as Director of
[4900]the Task Force on Domestic Intelligence. We pointed out that his earlier
[4901]writings would indicate that he intends to draft an intelligence charter for
[4902]the FBI, and perhaps the entire intelligence community. Elliff has made
[4903]a comprehensive study over the past several years of the Bureau's internal
[4904]security intelligence functions, including sources of the FBI's authority and
[4905]the legal restrictions of its operations. This was the subject of a paper he
[4906]submitted at the Princeton Conference in 1971, and he has since called for
[4907]the establishment of legal standards for the Bureau's collection, retention,
[4908]and dissemination of intelligence information.
[4910]Mr. Buchen then requested that the FBI draft a proposed
[4911]intelligence charter for the Bureau. He felt that it would be helpful for
[4912]the Administration to have a proposal available which it might use to counter
[4913]any recommendations made by the Committee. At the end of the meeting
[4914]Mr. Wilderotter asked that a second paper be prepared reviewing all
[4915]of Mr. Elliff's articles on the subject of domestic intelligence with the
[4916]view toward identifying those issues which seem to be of major importance.
[4918]With regard to Mr. Buchen's request, we feel that it would
[4919]be inappropriate for the Bureau to draft an intelligence charter for the
[4920]executive branch. It is the responsibility of the White House and other
[4921]consumers of intelligence to define their needs and propose appropriate
[4922]operating authority. We also question the utility of reviewing Professor
[4923]Elliff's writings on the domestic intelligence functions. We feel a better
[4924]course of action at this point is simply to ask Mr. EIlliff to define the goals
[4925]and objectives of his task force. He has always been very candid and forthright
[4926]and we have no reason to think that he would be reluctant to discuss the matter
[4927]with us. In addition, it is likely his views on the intelligence function differ
[4928]from those expressed in his earlier articles, and it is best to get his current
[4929]thinking on the problem. If this approach proves unsuccessful, we can then
[4930]resort to a review of his written materials.
[4932]RECOMMENDATIONS
[4933]CONTINUED - OVER
[4936]a  )  )
[4937]La
[4939]ren Sa
[4941]Legal Counsel to Adams Memorandum
[4942]Re: SENSTUDY 75
[4944]RECOMMENDATIONS:
[4945](1) That Legal Counsel Division advise Mr. Wilderotter
[4946]that we feel it is inappropriate for the Bureau to draft an intelligence
[4948]charter ¢fthe FBI and recommend that the White House draft a statement
[4949]of its intelligence needs.
[4951](2) That Legal Counsel Division contact Mr. Elliff and
[4952]attempt. to determine what his goals and objectives ‘are as Director of
[4953]the Task Force on Domestic Intelligence.
[4955]C.° ga [p> /
[4956]wee Of
[4958]¢ us
[4960]NW 85296 Docid:32989508 Page 86
[4963]SUBJECT:
[4965]OPTIONAL FORM Nn. 10 . 5010-106 on . oo. —_ .
[4967]MAY 1962 EDITION
[4969]Csa GEN. REG. NO. 27  )
[4971]UNITED STATES . Assoc, Oe
[4973]Dep. AD Adm. —
[4974]Dep. AD Inv. —
[4976]Lp, —J--B, Adams. Asst. Dir
[4977]ee SATO MTEC Admin.
[4979]Memorandum
[4981]G-=<“ireHotis) Ext. Affairs —
[4982]Mr. W. R. tannaae@ iC DATE: 6/6/75 Files & Com, —
[4983]~ Me -8 ental Wont
[4984]“ Mr. W. oO. Cregar Inspection
[4985]oO [Uteses - Mr. H. W. Dare Intell.
[4987]me
[4989]Comp. Syst. _—
[4991]Laboratory
[4993]Mr. L, F, Schwartz Legal Coun. __
[4994]Plon. & Eval. —__
[4996]“ SENSTUDY 75 \ Spec, Inv.
[4998]Training
[4999]ae al Telephone Rm.
[5003]~ Director Sec’y
[5004]This records the results of contact with Central
[5005]Intelligence Agency (CIA) concerning release to Senate Select
[5006]Committee (SSC) of two documents pertaining to Appendix C,
[5007]Paragraph 24 of the SSC request to the Department of 5/14/75,
[5008]which requested "all memoranda and other materials reflecting
[5009]conversations, contacts or ‘communications between the FBI and
[5010]the CIA on the subject of the establishment or creation of
[5011]‘notional’ Marxist-Leninist organizations withnthe United States.”
[5013]No information has been developed indicating this Bureau
[5014]conferred with CIA regarding the establishment or creation of a
[5015]Bureau~sponsored "notional" Marxist-Leninist organization.
[5016]Although the FBI did, in fact, direct several such organizations,
[5017]no information has been developed indicating the FBI consulted
[5018]with CIA regarding their establishment or creation.
[5020]in one instance, CIA advised in 2/70 it had establishéd;
[5021]a notional organization with post office box addresses in Bosfon
[5022]Massachusetts and Philadelphia} Pennsfivania. This notions ,
[5023]organization, to be known as the Union for the Revolution, hat
[5024]the objective of developing penetrations and/or sources in
[5025]revolutionary Arab groups in the Middle East. It was CIA's
[5026]intention to circulate propaganda from the post office boxes in
[5027]anticipation of interesting Arab groups. Thereafter, it was
[5028]CIA's plan to use its personnel under "suitable" cover to
[5029]contact the Arab groups. (See memorandum dated sgceps: captioned
[5030]"Union for the nn rane copy a bg
[5031]By letterhead memora date’ Bolt ae fut -/
[5032]indicated information had been r@&ceived indicating the Union
[5033]for the Revolutig had been in contact with a domestic Marxist-
[5034]Leninist organi: ation requesting literature. This memorandum
[5035]set forth an 4 Aly, is of a “Statement of the Union for the
[5036]Revolution” ind icing the document lacked credibility as a
[5037]revolutionary” doe climene. (LHM dated 3/23Z270, captioned "Union
[5038]for the Revolution,” 100-456409-4, copy attachédy =m
[5040]62-116395 ost 5S JUN 14 1975
[5041]WY)
[5043](8) é CONTINUED ~ OVER //
[5045]1975;
[5046]weno UN 41 1975
[5048]; Doclid:32989588 Page 87
[5051]Memorandum to Mr. W. R. Wannall
[5052]Re: Senstudy 75
[5053]62-116395
[5055]On 6/6/75, Mr. Walter Elder, CIA, advised that CIA
[5056]had no objection to the LHM dated 3/23/70, being furnished to
[5057]the SSC, With regard to the memorandum from Mr. Papich to
[5058]Mr. Brennan dated 2/13/70, Mr. Elder requested that the name
[5059]of the CIA representative who furnished the information in the
[5060]memorandum be deleted from line one of the memorandum prior to
[5061]its being furnished to the SSC, Provided this is done, CIA has
[5062]no objection to this memorandum being furnished to the SSC,
[5064]He suggested that when the name is deleted, it be replaced with
[5065]the phrase "A CiA officer,"
[5067]ACTION:
[5069]To record CIA's clearance of the above-described
[5070]documents.
[5072]1’,
[5074]| NW 88295 Docld:32989588 Page 38
[5077]SECRET
[5079]Appendix C, II, 24
[5081]Please provide; all memoranda and other materials
[5082]reflecting conversations, contacts, or communications between the
[5083]FBI and the CIA on the subject of the establishment or creation of
[5084]"notional" Marxist-Leninist organizations within the United States.
[5086]No information has been developed indicating this Bureau
[5087]conferred with CIA regarding the establishment or creation of a Bureau-
[5088]sponsored "notional" Marxist-Leninist organization. Although the FBI
[5089]did, in fact, direct several such organizations, no information has been
[5090]developed indicating the FBI consulted with CIA regarding their
[5091]establishment or creation.
[5093]In one instance, CIA advised in 2/70 it had established
[5094]a notional organization with post office box_addresses in Boston,
[5095]Massachusetts, and Philadelphia, Pesylvania. This notional organization,
[5096]to be known as the Union for the Revolution, had the objective of developing
[5097]penetrations and/or sources in revolutionary Arab groups in the Middle
[5098]Hast.-. It was CIA's intention to circulate propaganda from the post office
[5099]boxes in anticipation of interesting Arab groups. Thereafter, it was
[5100]CIA's plan to use its personnel under 'suitable'' cover to contact the
[5101]Arab groups. (See memorandum dated 2/13/70 captioned "Union for the
[5102]Revolution, '' 100-456409-2, copy attached. )~
[5104]By letterhead memorandum dated 3/23/70, the FBI
[5105]indicated information had been received indicating the Union for the
[5106]Revolution had been in contact with a domestic Marxist-Leninist organization
[5107]requesting literature. This memorandum set forth an analysis of a
[5108]"Statement of the Union for the Revolution" indicating the document lacked
[5109]credibility as a revolutionary document. (LHM dated 3/23/70 captioned
[5110]"Union for the Revolution, ' 100-456409-4, copy attached. )
[5112]CIA, it is recommended before any information be disseminated outside
[5114]As the Union for the Revolution was strictly a creation of
[5115]the FBI relating to this organization, clearance be obtained through CIA.
[5117]Prepared by SA David
[5119]Ryan, IS-3, 5/28/"5 4
[5120]SECRET ner yan, 18-3, 5/28/
[5122]oe
[5124]v
[5125]Classified by ash ¥%&
[5127]Exempt from GDS, Category 2&3
[5128]Date of Declassification Indefinite nite LO; / |
[5130]ENCLUSUR: (po Q-I Mle BIS
[5132]NW 60296 Docld:32909508 Page 89
[5134]OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
[5135]MAY 1962 EDITION
[5136]GSA GEN,, REG. NO. 27
[5138]UNITED STATES @... MENT
[5139]Memorandum
[5141]Mr. J. B. Adams
[5143]Wl i!
[5145]FROM : egal comsel i
[5147]DATE:
[5149]6/4/75
[5151]Assoc, Dir. —__
[5152]Dep. AD Adm. —
[5153]Dep. AD Inv. —_
[5155]Asst. Dirt
[5156]Admin,
[5157]Comp. Syst.
[5158]Ext. Affairs —
[5159]Files & Com, __
[5160]Gen. Inv.
[5161]ident.
[5162]Inspection
[5163]Intell.
[5164]Laboratory
[5166]SUBJECT: SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE
[5167]“ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES
[5169]Telephone Rm.
[5171]At 4:55 p.m. on June 4, 1975, Daniel M. Armstrong,
[5172]telephonically advised me that he has no not as yet been contacted by the
[5173]Sénate Select Committee staff for interview but it was his intention
[5174]to call Mark Giteiistein to discuss further his interview by the Committee.
[5175]Mr. Armstrong inquired as to whether the Bureau has any objections to
[5176]his discussing the two subject areas previously described by Mr. Gitenstein.
[5177]Those areas were Armstrong’s knowledge of the Bureau’s Intelligence
[5178]Division activities as a result of his employment in the FBI, and his
[5179]knowledge of the possibility of the Bureau getting an Executive Order
[5180]establishing the FBI's authority in security matters.
[5182]I advised Mr. Armstrong that to the extent that the interview
[5183]would concern those two subjects, the Bureau would have no objection
[5184]and he could consider his secrecy agreement waived, but only to that
[5185]extent. Mr. Armstrong inquired as to whether there were any particula
[5186]problems with information he furnished to me on May 28, 1975. I told
[5187]him that the waiver of the agreement was conditioned on the one limitati
[5188]that he would not furnish information that would identify informants, _.-“
[5190]‘ compromise current investigations, or on-going programs, or reveal
[5191]other sensitive matters which should be reserved for the information of |
[5192]members of the Committee or the Chairman of the Committee.
[5196]I told Mr. Armstrong that the Bureau would have available
[5197]during his interview, though not present at the interview, a representative
[5198]who would provide him with counsel as to any problems concerning subjects
[5199]he may be reluctant to discuss with the Committee representative. I
[5201]Plan. & Eval. 4%
[5202]Spec. Inv.
[5203]Training
[5204]Lega! Coun.
[5208]explained that the FBI repres al
[5210]1 - Mr. Wannall
[5214]was not intended to inhibit any
[5216]b2Ale CEFF GIS 5
[5218]1- Mr. Cregar
[5219]1 - Mr. Hotis
[5220]1 - Mr. Daly
[5221]1 - Mr. Mintz
[5222]d (7)
[5223]8 4 JUN4 1 “yen .v
[5225]NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page
[5227]B JUN 11 1975
[5231]CONTINUED - OVER
[5238]Memorandum to Mr. Adams
[5239]Re: Senate Select Committee
[5241]interview he might have, but was there for the purpose of expediting the
[5242]interview by resolving questions concerning information he was authorized
[5243]to furnish.
[5245]Mr. Armstrong said he fully understood and that he would
[5246]advise me in the event an interview was scheduled.
[5248]RECOMMENDATION:
[5250]For information.
[5252]nue Gv
[5254]NW 85296 Docid:32989508 Page 91
[5256]Gait
[5257]ee Rg .
[5258]. OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10 5010—306 eee
[5260]oe MAY 1962 EDITION °
[5261]. (GSA GEN. we NO. 27 @ @ —
[5262]“GNITED STATES C@ERNMENT Aesoe ie =
[5263]Dep. re
[5264]Memorandum wate
[5265]Comp. Sy te
[5266]TO: Mr. Cochran/ DATE: 5/19/75 Files @ Com
[5267]Cine Vie Inv.
[5268]Ident.
[5270]Plon. & E
[5272]. x oOo Spec. Inv.
[5273]SUBJECT: SECURITY SURVEYS ~- SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON a a
[5274][NTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES ~ HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE Yet me
[5276]7, | .
[5277]ae ee ne . Inspection
[5278]PROM : W. HE. Harwar ia Intell. >
[5279][@ Laboratory, al
[5281]ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES - CAPITOL POLICE DEPARTMENT Dinette Sec'y
[5283]Rememos Legal Counsel to Mr. Adams dated 4/9/75 and 4/25/15 »
[5284]concerning above-captioned matter, copies attached. of
[5286]ym,
[5288]Liaison with Capitol Hill by the Office of Legal Counsel resulted
[5289]in an arrangement whereby Laboratory representatives could meet with those
[5290]members of the Capitol Police Force handling security surveys for the.
[5291]U.S. Congress. Laboratory ‘personnel met with members of the Capitol ‘Police
[5292]Force of 5/6/75 and 5/8/75 at their headquarters, 331 First Street, NE,
[5293]Washington, D. C. At the meeting on 5/6/75 an examination of their survey
[5294]eguipment revealed that it was adequate, however it did not meet the ievel
[5295]of sophistication or quality available at thé present state of the art.
[5296]Further discussion revealed that the training received by members of the
[5297]police force handling their responsibility was limited.
[5299]On 5/8/75 Laboratory Supervisors Wilbur G. Stevens and Joseph B.
[5301]Parsons met with Chief James M. Powell and some of his staff members which™
[5302]included Deputy Chief Garner, Captain Brannon, Head of the Investigative \
[5303]Unit, and Lieutenant Bell, Head of the Bomb Disposal Unit. The discussion ,
[5304]at this meeting centered around steps which could be taken to update their =
[5305]present security survey equipment as well as additional measures which
[5307]could be put into practice to enhance their technical expertise in this
[5309]area. Laboratory personnel furnished them with the names of manufacturers |
[5310]of additional survey equipment as well as suggestions as to the establish- %
[5311]ment of an in-house training program, NS
[5313]Enclosures (2) gs AO |
[5315]1 - Mr. Jenkins . - ox Up a |
[5317]lL - Mr. Adams REC 59 /, A - / / LPS - a |
[5319]i - Mr. Mintz (Attn: Mr. Bowers, Room 4509 JB)Y S |
[5320]1 - Mr. Wannall (Attn: Mr. Crégar; Room 4123 JEH) ;
[5321]lL - Mr. Cochran ees exes, ps
[5322]il -~ Mr. Harward CONTINUED - OVER O18 3
[5323]Mr. S -.
[5324]WEL Fe yerevens LLINFORMATIOH CONTAINED, Bp MAY BOT g
[5325]Le BREIN!S, TOL sy SIF x e a Fea we rv
[5326](8) BA
[5327]7 Vi fo lee gp
[5328]ran (oh 6
[5332]NW °F Goo Page 92
[5335]Sates ~ 7 ~ _
[5336]“ * a *
[5337].
[5338]. .
[5342]Memorandum W. E. Harward to Mr. Cochran
[5344]RE: SECURITY SURVEYS - SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE
[5345]ACTIVITIES - HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES -
[5346]CAPITOL POLICE DEPARTMENT
[5348]At the conclusion of this conference, Chief Powell expressed
[5349]his sincere appreciation to the Bureau for the excellent help and
[5351]guidance extended to him and his staff in this matter of mutual interest,
[5353]and expressed the hope that he could call on us again in the event he
[5354]or his staff needed to tap our resevoir of knowledge. The Chief was
[5355]assured that we would be available if needed in this capacity.
[5357]It appears that the Capitol Police Force has been forced into
[5358]the untenable position of handling this responsibility for the Congress, |
[5359]and as a result are attempting to establish some degree of self-reliance
[5360]and outward credibility being completely inexperienced in this area of
[5361]technical expertise. Because of this, it is felt that the Bureau should
[5362]move cautiously in any continuing liaison with the Capitol Police
[5363]concerning security survey matters.
[5367]It is recommended that any continuing liaison with the
[5368]Capitol Hill Police Force be handled by mature and experienced
[5369]Special Agent Supervisors, who are completely familiar with security
[5370]survey matters.
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[5567]¢ 2-38-73 to which the intelligents Division placed an addendum dated
[5568]§.34.75 showiny that Baderick Hilis, Counsel to the President, had
[5569]requested that the Sergeants at Arme of the Senate and House of
[5570]Representatives keep the Bureau advised regarding checks made for
[5572]-alectronic listening deviess in the offices of captioned Select Committees. ~~
[5574]This was diseuased on 4-23-74 by nSpector Beware with
[5576]Senate Sergeant at Arnis William Wanaell and his Deputy, Rebert Sough.
[5578]They were amenoble te hotiiying ae comceruing the checks they meke of
[5579]Sonate Select Commitiae space and the offiess of the Members al thig -
[5580]Commitee. Howh was desicnated by Wannell te handie this matter,
[5581]Soesk advised thet the special Capitol Peiice unit had made 2 check
[5582]of Room £145 in the Canitel on that date (4-23-98) prior to a meeting
[5583]of the Senate Seicet Commiltes in that room and found nothine. Hough
[5584]siated ther have received uo requests ohatever to make any checks af
[5585]the offices of individual Committee Members, He asid he had discuassd
[5586]this patter with William Miller, Steif Director of the Select Commities,
[5587]_ aad MRler indiesiad it would be taken up with the Committee but he has
[5588]heard nothing farther frors him.
[5590]- im 4-24-75 Bove ra discussed this mater with Sennsth _.--
[5592]Harding, Sergeant at Ayms of the House of Ronresentatives. Harding
[5593]stated he has had Bo nequests tor aay checks of the Members’ offices or
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[5611]NW 88296 Docid:32989508 Page Sf
[5613]tegai Counsel io Mr. Adams Memo
[5614]BE: SEMATE SELECT COMBI PTEE
[5615]ON ISTEELINGENCE ACTIVITIES
[5617]HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEES
[5618]OW INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES
[5620]epaee of the House Select Committee since the Communities really hag mot
[5621]begun te funetions as vel. He said he bax discussed this matter with
[5622]Committee Chairman imeien Redsi, sad be.certainiy will give us
[5623]complete accounting af checks they mals of this Committea’s space and
[5624]ihe space of the individual Members af the Committees,
[5626]PECOBRAIENDA TION:
[5627]Yor information..
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[5643]| NW 88296 Docld:32589588 Page 58
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[5647]ae sone @ 6
[5648]UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Assoc. ‘Diy
[5650]\ Memorandum sestwed)
[5652]Admin, ——__.
[5653]Comp. Syst, —_
[5654]Ext. Affairs ——
[5656]\~ : Mr. J. B. Adams DATE: 5/23/75 Files & Com.
[5658]\ . Gen. Inv. ———
[5659]( FROM : Legal Couns eae —
[5661]Laboratory ___.
[5662]Plon. & Evol. —
[5664]Spec. Inv.
[5666]digs ie
[5668]Rm. —
[5670]sunec( SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE | oN
[5671]ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES; ary inFORMATION Pilla >
[5673]a MEPS ITT
[5675]INTERVIEWS OF FBI EMPLOYEES HERE NS
[5676]OR FORMER EMPLOYEES DATE
[5678]iT.
[5682]At the Executives Conference on May 22, 1975, I presented fo
[5683]discussion the question of the procedures to be followed when former employees
[5684]or current employees of thé Bureau are contacted for interview by staff
[5685]representatives of the Senate Select Committee, or are called for testimony
[5686]pursuant to a subpoena issued by the Committee. I explained the background
[5687]including the numerous attempts to arrive at a working arrangement with
[5688]the Committee in terms of stated guidelines and that all such efforts in the
[5689]past had proven unworkable.
[5691]I pointed out that when presented with the proposal that an agency
[5692]representative be present during interviews, the Committee met and voted
[5693]unanimously to reject that proposal. The issue of whether the agency
[5694]representative would be present during the interview therefore is a stumbling
[5695]block to the development of a reasonable procedure to be followed by th
[5696]Committee and by our present and former employees. I requestéd the
[5697]authority of the Executives Conference and approval of the Director to,
[5698]the requirement that a Bureau representative be present during interviews
[5699]and following a vote such approval was given.
[5701]I then requested authority to undertake the development of a
[5702]working understanding with the Committee in behalf of the Bureau by which
[5703]we would be given notice of the idantities of persons to be interviewed prior to
[5704]interview or testimony, that we would be advised of the subject matter of the
[5706]1 - Mr. Callahan
[5708]1- Mr. Adams
[5709]1 - Mr. Jenkins R
[5710]1 - Each Assistant Director £C-10g Ss 7
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[5715]#7 JUN 10 1975
[5717]NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 99
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[5725]Memorandum to Mr. Adams
[5726]Re: Senate Select Committee, etc.
[5728]interview or testimony, and afforded an opportunity to discuss with the
[5729]witness those areas of the proposed interview or testimony which would
[5730]require no special arrangements and those areas which would require the
[5731]information possessed by the witness to be furnished to members of the
[5732]Committee or to the Chairman exclusively.
[5734]We also wanted an opportunity prior to interview to furnish the
[5735]witnesses information concerning their Constitutional rights, their rights
[5736]pursuant to the Committee's rules, and to advise them concerning the extent
[5737]to which they were released from obligations of secrecy made to the FBI, and
[5738]to the procedures necessary to obtain authority of the Department to respond
[5739]to a subpoena.
[5741]Following discussion and vote this matter also was approved.
[5743]Pursuant to such authority, I met with K. William O'Connor,
[5744]Deputy Assistant Attorney General, from approximately 4:00 p.m. to 5:20 p.m.
[5745]on May 22, 1975, accompanied by Inspector John B. Hotis. I explained to
[5746]Mr. O'Connor that the Director was desirous of having the Committee under-
[5747]stand that the FBI wanted to be cooperative to the extent that it was possible
[5748]and consistent with the need to protect the identities of informants, sensitive
[5749]sources of information and methods, on-going investigations and other current
[5750]operations and personal privacy. Because of this tiew of the Director and the
[5751]Bureau, we desired to make known to the Committee the fact that we would
[5752]not insist on the presence of a Bureau representative during actual interviews
[5753]of testimony of present or former employees, but we would want an under-
[5754]standing with the Committee and the Committee staff that the Bureau would
[5755]be given prior notice of the identities of proposed witnesses, the subject
[5756]matter of the proposed interview or testimony, and an opportunity prior to
[5757]interview or testimony for the Bureau to consult with the employee in order
[5758]to release him from his obligations of secrecy to the extent possible for
[5759]purposes of the interview or testimony.
[5761]T restated our position that we were not endeavoring to deter
[5762]testimony rather we were attempting to facilitate testimony under reasonable
[5763]eonditions and we felt that these matters should be discussed with the
[5764]Committee. I told Mr. O'Connor tht we were aware of the numerous
[5765]discussions, proposals and conferences that have been held in an effort
[5766]to establish specific formal guidelines with the Committee, but that all such
[5767]efforts in behalf of the White House staff and the intelligence community at
[5769]~2- CONTINUED - OVER
[5771]NW 68296 Docid:329989588 Page 100
[5776]Memorandum to Mr. Adams
[5777]Re: Senate Select Committee, etc.
[5779]large have not been successful. I told him that therefore we felt it would
[5780]be appropriate for the FBI to express our view fo the Committee because
[5781]interviews of FBI personnel and former employees have been conducted
[5782]and are scheduled in the near future.
[5784]Mr. O'Connor said that he understood the Director's view that
[5785]he desired to cooperate with the Committee and he felt that such cooperation
[5786]could be negotiated if we were to offer the Committee as trading material
[5787]COINTELPRO files. I told Mr. O'Connor that we were not going to negotiate
[5788]an understanding concerning witness interview procedures on the basis of
[5789]trading any of our files. He then suggested that we negotiate the May 14,
[5790]1975, letter which was addressed to the Attorney General by Senator Church
[5791]and use that negotiation as a basis for trdding with the Committee to develop
[5792]workable guidelines. I again told Mr. O'Connor that I considered the question ~
[5793]of procedural arrangements for witness inerviews to be a very broad question and .
[5794]one that went far beyond the requests in the May 14, 1975, letter. I told him
[5795]that I felt confident that the May 14, 1975, letter would be followed by perhaps
[5796]an even longer letter with more requests and that such matters should be
[5797]negotiated individually.
[5799]Mr. O'Connor then said that it was his strong view that a letter
[5800]should be addressed to the Committee complaining of the treatment of FBI
[5801]witnesses, particularly regarding violations of the Committee's own rules
[5802]in that it appeared that during recent interviews the Committee had not
[5803]furnished witness a copy of the rules in sufficient time and the treatment by
[5804]staff representatives (& the Committee staff of witnesses had been improper.
[5806]I told Mr. O'Connor that I thought that our efforts to develop
[5807]a working relationship with the Committee could be seriously impaired at
[5808]this time should a protest letter be sent to Senator Church because a formal
[5809]communication of that nature would require some reaction on the part of the
[5810]Committee and I could see no benefit to our present efforts to establish
[5811]procedures by which we could reasonably cooperate with the Committee.
[5813]Mr. O'Connor then suggested that a letter might be addressed
[5814]to Senator Church which described our concern that in the absence of
[5815]reasonable procedures witnesses' rights might be impaired and that for that
[5817]-3- CONTINUED - OVER
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[5822]Memorandum to Mr. Adams
[5823]Re: Senate Select Committee
[5825]reason and for the reason that the Director desired to be cooperative with
[5826]the Committee, we would request a meeting with Senator Church and
[5827]Senator Tower to arrive at an understanding as to procedures. I told
[5828]Mr. O'Connor that I would consider such a letter anne Would discuss
[5829]the matter with the Deputy Attorney General and with James Wilderotter
[5830]at the White House.
[5832]At approximately 9:05 a.m. on May 23, 1975, Mr. O'Connor
[5833]called me and said that he had discussed the matter with Mr. Wilderotter
[5834]and the Deputy Attorney General. He said that both had agreed that it was
[5835]inopportune at this time to seek special guidelines for interviews of FBI
[5836]personnel and former personnel with the Committee. He said that a meeting
[5837]has been scheduled for Tuesday, May 27, 1975, at noon in a final
[5838]effort to resolve an understanding with Committee representatives. He
[5839]said at the present time it is proposed that the meeting be attended by
[5840]Wilder otter and Roderick Hills, representing the White House; Hoffman,
[5841]representing the Defense Department; Warner, representing CIA; and
[5842]O'Connor representing the Justice Department. Committee representatives
[5843]would be Schwarz, Chief Counsel, and John Elliff. He said that at this
[5844]time it was his thought that the Deputy Attorney General and I should not
[5845]attend the meeting. He gave as his reasoning the thought that "should
[5846]something go wrong" the Deputy Attorney General could disassociate himself
[5847]from any agreement arrived at, and that I would similarly be in a position
[5848]of saying that we have not been a party to the agreement.
[5850]I reminded Mr. O'Connor that meetings have been held frequently
[5851]in the past and that tentative understandings made at such meetings have dis~
[5852]appeared shortly after the meeting was concluded. I told him that was
[5853]significant to us because we now understand that two more former
[5854]employees of the FBI have been contacted and may be interviewed in the
[5855]near future. I told him that former SA Sam Papich and former Agent Nichols
[5856]have been contacted. I told him that the extent to which we should release
[5857]these two former employees from their obligation of secrecy could not be
[5858]intelligently evaluated unless we::knew the subject matter of the interviews
[5859]and that we plan to contact the Committee to inquire as to the subject
[5860]matter. I pointed out to him that such pending interviews make it imperative
[5861]for the FBI to consider action in addition to meetings that may be planned |
[5862]to discuss guidelines.
[5864]-4 - CONTINUED OVER
[5866]NW 68296 Docid:32989588 Page 102
[5869]Memorandum to Mr. Adams
[5870]Re: Senate Select Committee
[5872]Mr. O'Connor asked that we not contact the Committee directly
[5873]at this time, but that we allow him to call John Elliff and Schwarz to “
[5874]request that he be advised of the identity of all proposed FBI witnesses
[5875]and of the subject matter of the proposed interviews, and that such inter-
[5876]views or testimony not go forward pending developments of an agreement
[5877]on guidelines. O’Connor promised that he would make the contact promptly
[5878]and advise me today of the results. I agreed to withhold our contact
[5879]pending receipt of the information from him.
[5881]Mr. O'Connor then insisted that a letter be prepared for the
[5882]Attorney General to send to Senator Church pointing out the failure of the
[5883]Commiitee to afford complete protection of the rights of witnesses. I
[5884]declined to undertake that responsibility and I told him the reason was that
[5885]a formal document addressed to the Chairman of the Committee would tend
[5886]to impair our efforts to negotiate with the Committee and certainly would be
[5887]untimely in view of the conference he described as being scheduled for next
[5888]Tuesday at noon.
[5890]Mr. O'Connor then said he would hate to have to tell the Deputy
[5891]Attorney General that the FBI declined to prepare such a draft. I told him
[5892]that not only would I not mind him telling the Deputy Attorney General, but
[5893]I wished he would tell the Deputy Attorney General and explain my reason
[5894]for not sending such a formal letter addressed to Senator Church at this
[5895]time. Mr. O'Connor said that "well everyone else agrees to the letter, "'
[5896]and I told him the FBI:does not agree.
[5898]Mr. O'Connor said that if he was going to have to draft the
[5899]letter for the Attorney General's signature, he would do it, but that he would
[5900]need the information concerning the interviews of former SA Devlin and
[5901]former SA Sentinella. I told Mr. O'Connor that the information concerning
[5902]Sentinella was en route to him already and that we would endeavor to
[5903]furnish him as promptly as possible any additional information available
[5904]to us concerning these interviews.
[5906]At 11:13 a.m. on May 23, 1975, Mr. O'Connor called me and
[5907]said that he had just concluded a conversation with John ELliff during which
[5908]Elliff agreed that in regard to the scheduled interview of former SA Sam Papich
[5909]on May 29, 1975, at 9:00 a.m., he would furnish us the substance of the
[5911]~5- CONTINUED ~ OVER
[5913]NW 88296 Docid:32969508 Page 103
[5917]Memorandum to Mr. Adams
[5918]Re: Senate Select Committee
[5920]questions to be asked Mr. Papich. He said that Elliff was agreeable to
[5922]an informal arrangement under which the FBI would not require the
[5923]presence of a Bureau representative at such interviews, but would expect
[5924]to receive the identity of persons to be interviewed plus a statement as to
[5925]the subject matter of the interview. Elliff then proceeded to identify as
[5926]those persons scheduled for interview as William Turner, who will be
[5927]interviewed today or this weekend by Mike Epstein at San Francisco, and
[5928]"Chick" Brennan, who was interviewed yesterday, May 22, 1975, by Mark
[5929]Gitenstein and who may be interviewed again today.
[5931]As to the interview of Sam Papich, Elliff said that the interview
[5933]would concern:
[5934]1.
[5935]2.
[5936]3.
[5938]4,
[5940]A liaison agreement between the FBI and CIA;
[5941]The abolition of Papich's liaison responsibilities in 1970;
[5942]Dissatisfaction by the FBI with the Huston Plan;
[5944]The views in the White House regarding the intelligence
[5946]community and the FBI with reference to a conversation Elliff had with
[5947]Mr. Wannall and Mr. Cregarn on May 22, 1975;
[5949]5.
[5950]6.
[5952]A detailed follow-up on the discussions with Mr. Wannall.
[5954]A copy of the Huston Plan and certain minutes taken of
[5956]meetings at which the Huston Plan was discussed. These minutes allegedly
[5957]were made by William Cregar;
[5959]7.
[5961]The matter raised with Paul Daly on May 22, 1975. (Mr. Daly
[5963]recalled that Mr. ELliff discussed an incident concerning the CIA and the
[5964]FBI which occurred at Denver, Colorado. )
[5966]Mr. O'Connor said that an interview proposed with former
[5967]SA Nichols has been postponed indefinitely according to Elliff because
[5968]of Nichols’ unavailability.
[5970]-~6- CONTINUED - OVER
[5972]NW 58296 Docid:32989568 Page 104
[5975]NW 88296 Dochd:32969508 Page 105
[5977]Memorandum to Mr. Adams
[5978]Re: Senate Select Committee
[5980]Mr. O'Connor noted that even though formal car cext rules
[5981]have not been agreed upon with the Committee, it appears that Ellift's
[5982]cooperation in furnishing the above information indicates a willingness
[5983]to abide by the terms and conditions that I had requested Mr. O'Connor
[5984]to seek in behalf of the FBI.
[5986]In this developing cooperation with Elliff, it is my opinion that .
[5987]we should not participate in the conference at noon on Tuesday, May 27, 1975,
[5988]at which time the broad proposals by Wilderotter will be discussed. Itis
[5989]to the interest of the FEI to develop a cooperative attitude on the part of
[5990]Elliff and his staff and that is being accomplished.
[5992]RECOMMENDATION:
[5994]For information.
[5996](ir
[6001]OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10
[6002]MAY 198: Y
[6003]GSA FPR (41 CFR) 1OT—34.6
[6005]J | UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
[6006]\e Memorandum
[6007]/ TO : Mr. J. B. Adams
[6009]a
[6011]FROM Legal Counse
[6013](Cay
[6014]SUBJECT: / SENSTUDY 75
[6016]oe
[6018]K. William O'Connor, Special Counsel to the Deputyy4 /
[6019]Attorney General for Entelligence Coordination, advised that 4727,
[6020]he desired the Bureau to continue practice of furnishing
[6021]communications setting forth the contents of interviews of
[6022]former and current employees where such information is
[6024]He also requested that the Bureau continue to
[6025]furnish an extra copy for James Wilderotter, assistant to
[6027]available.
[6029]. Assoc. Dir. ___
[6030]Dep. ee
[6031]Dep. 7
[6033]Asst. Dir,
[6035]Admin,
[6037]Comp. Syst. —_
[6038]Ext. Affairs
[6039]Files & Com. —
[6040]Gen. Inv.
[6041]Ident.
[6042]Inspection
[6044]- Intell.
[6045]( yey 7
[6047]igen S
[6048]™ Pldn. & Evol. —
[6049]Spec. Inv.
[6051]Training
[6053]DATE: 6-2-75
[6055]Telephone Rm. —
[6056]Director Sec’y
[6058]79;
[6060]7
[6062]the Counsel to the President.
[6064]RECOMMENDATION :
[6066]For information.
[6068]aa ABM PLD
[6070]1 —~ Mr. Wannali.
[6071]1 - Mr. Cregar
[6072]Ll —- Mr. Mintz
[6074]iL - Mr. Hotis
[6076]1 - Mr. Daly
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[6096]OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10 e 5010=106
[6097]GSA GEN. REO. NO. 27 >
[6098]UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT . Assoc. Dir.
[6099]Dep. AD Adm. —
[6100]Dep. AD Inv. __
[6101]_ Memorandum Asst Dirt
[6102]Admin,
[6103]Comp. Syst. —_
[6104]| TO : Mr. J. B. Adams DATE: 5/28/75 mae Aes —
[6105]Gen. Inv.
[6106]Ident.
[6107]Wy Inspegsion.
[6108]FROM: T.egal Counsel; ett hte.
[6110]Laboratory
[6111]Plan. & Eval, _
[6112]see Ie
[6114]Trai in
[6116]Director, Ly y—
[6117]At 10:37 a.m. on May 28, 1975, former FBI employee /§
[6119]Daniel M. (Mac) Armstrong, II, telephonically advised me that he has received
[6121]information that the Senate Select Committee may contact him for purpose of
[6123]interview. He le requested my advice as to what his response should be. I
[6125]told Mr. Armstrong that he should be aware of any secrecy agreements
[6127]he may have signed while an employee of the FBI and he should be aware of
[6129]the Attorney General Order 501-73. I told him the Director was interested
[6131]in being as candid as possible with the Committee and that we would be
[6133]willing to release him from his agreement to the extent it would be possible
[6135]to do so consistent with the needs of on-going investigations and the sensitivity
[6137]of the particular information. involved. I told him thatshould he receive a
[6139]request for interview or subpoena, it would be appropriate for him to inquire
[6141]as to the general areas of discussion proposed for the interview and to
[6143]request the Director to release him from the secrecy agreement conce
[6144]those areas.
[6146]oe,
[6148]sunyeer SENATE VATE SELECT COMMITTEE |
[6149]ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES
[6151]nares A MASE ALC IAM
[6153]ut
[6154]Ss Mr. Armstrong said that if he was contacted, he would respond
[6155]according to the advice furnished him. “4
[6157]2S
[6159]afi RECOMMENDATION: ALL INFORMATIZN N CONTAINED ',
[6161]rs rere sp bid UNZ newegen
[6163]= For information.
[6169]> 2
[6171]aD. O&
[6173]Sa
[6175]1 - Mr. Wannall J. ey” | or on
[6176]1- Mr. Cregar —fffa% FS y)
[6177]1 - Mr. Hotis REC-t09 _ a UL 2 /2.
[6180]1 - Mr. Daly ~ -
[6181]1 - Mr. Mintz I JUN LO {Nt
[6183]ego 3
[6185]JAM:mfd : a
[6186]OT _ by?
[6188]a ; & “y
[6189]( punk Ree. UNIT
[6191]" NRyi@ PH PLAIN _
[6192]Vaio PM 6-5-75-NITEL MCA
[6193]TO DIRECTOR (62-116395)
[6195]_ FROM: HILADELPHIA (62-@-23222)
[6197]Ss = NSTUDY 75
[6199]FEDERAL BUREAU OF wera
[6200]COMMUNICATIONS SECTION
[6202]pew
[6204]TELETYPE
[6206]BUREAU NITEL, MAY 28, 1975,
[6208]SA JOHN B. MEADE ADVISED TELEPHONICALLY MAY 29, 1975
[6210]RE CONTENTS OF RENITEL.
[6212]PERSONNEL RECORDS UNIT
[6214]COPY RETAINED IN
[6216]mt is ore
[6217]wee
[6219]re
[6221]oneal
[6223]a eae
[6225]ic.
[6227]Assoc. Dir,
[6228]Dep.-A.D.-Adm.
[6229]Dep.-A.D.-Iny.___
[6231]{ Asst. Dir: F
[6232]} Admin, ___
[6233]Comp. Syst.
[6234]Ext. Affairs __.
[6235]] Files & Com. __ ff
[6236]y Gen. Inv.
[6237]Ident. = f
[6238]Inspection _,»-_|t
[6240]Plan. & Eval. _
[6241]Spee, Inv.
[6242]Training __.
[6243]Legal Coun,
[6244]Telephone Rm. ._
[6245]Director 5 See’ yo
[6249]7» DOS
[6251]nit host! Bolid.sihise0 Page 108
[6253]FEDERAL PULAU OF INVESTIGATION
[6254]COMMUL CATIONS SECTION
[6256]i)
[6258]1 ' 72
[6259]ve ARAL CE oth.
[6260]} 8:33PM NITEL JUNE 5, 1975 KCL [EEE TY DE
[6262]DIRECTOR (62-116395)
[6264]FROM CHARLOTTE (62-4993)
[6265]SENSTUNY 75
[6267]REBUNITEL MAY 29, 1975,
[6269]MR. JOSEPH A. SIZOO, 84 A PINE CRESCFNT,
[6271]PINES, NC, CONTACTED MAY 29,
[6273]IN PFRUNITEL.
[6274]' END
[6275]MER FETHS CLR AN TKS™
[6279]TERSONNEL RECORDS UNIT
[6281]COPY RETAINED Iv
[6283]8.4 UNL 1 7.
[6285]ALL INFORM,
[6286]src Wapee
[6288]WHISPFRING
[6290]1975 PER INSTRUCTIONS SET FORTH
[6292]NYAINGH ace.)
[6294]ew 4
[6296]Dep,-A.D.-Adt._.,
[6298]4 Dep-A.D,-Inv,__.
[6299]| Asst, Dir.:
[6300]) Admin.
[6301]# Comp. Syst. —_
[6302]4 Ext. Affairs
[6303]1 Files & Com. —_
[6304]4 Gen. Inv, .
[6305]# Ident.
[6306]R Inspection Ava
[6307]| Inte My
[6309]panne
[6311]| Plan & Eval. _
[6312]f Spee Inv. .
[6313]Training
[6314]{ Legal Coun,
[6315]j Telephone Rm. .. di
[6316]Dirgetor See’y __ }
[6317]et¥ Teed
[6320]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTY
[6322]COMMUNICATIONS SECSIIN
[6323]way 120 ory 62
[6325]1345 P M URGENT MAY 69, 1975 LJAa TEL ey
[6326]TOs DIRECTOR (62-116395) RE
[6327]FROM? PORTLAND (66-2) ax We
[6328]> ATTENTION 3 LEGAL COUNSEL DIVISION ay i?
[6330]SENSTUDY 75.
[6331]RE FBIHQ NITEL TO ALEXANDRIA AND OTHER OFFICES, INCLUDING
[6333]PORTLAND, MAY 28, 1975.
[6335]yw FRIH@ NITEL NAMED SA LEO B. APP, JR», AND SA EDGAR O.}
[6337]= Hea ee cremmeammmmmnmnnciiaiecsensiiie S eaiintneineeuneeiel
[6338]INGELLS , BOTH CURRENTLY ASSIGNED TO PORTLAND DIVISION, AND
[6339]w =D THEY MAY BE INTERVIEWED BY SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE (SSC),
[6340]Be, SUBJECT MATTERS FOR INTERVIEWS UNKNOWN,
[6342]pate ft
[6343]ae FOR INFORMATION OF FBIHQ, STRONG POSSIBILITY SUBJECT MATTER-Y\
[6345]En AINS TO MATTER ENUMERATED IN DETAIL IN PORTLAND TELETYPES
[6346]0 FBIHQ JANUARY 18, 19755 FEBRUARY 1, 1973, FEBRUARY 5, 1973,
[6347]-PORTLAND AIRTEL Td FeIH, JANUARY 19, 1973, IN MATTER ENTITLED ©
[6349]se
[6351]“FBI INTELLIGENCE LETTER FOR THE PRESIDENT, CODE NAME “*INLET’,
[6353]RESEARCH MATTER." REG 100,
[6355]END. cu mn iN b- Ub 2 — Ah
[6356]5 As) | ~ WH LO 1979
[6358]-e |
[6360]ALL INPOAMETION CONTAINED KO
[6361]HERE is ES Pp ssite i
[6362]DATE BY Sy y
[6365]Assoc. Dir, |
[6368]° : ‘ SADE, BUEN GF INVESTIGATION ®
[6371]- (ONHURIGATIONS SECTION Doped Detnv—
[6372]. : = . , Admin. ..... fi
[6373]ee | Su athe —|
[6374]f . * ay _ { Files & Com. j
[6375]5 = “PE 1 Gen. Inv. —.-—
[6376]WR@%4 TP CODE \ 4 —s —|
[6377]. ; “a |
[6378]1:49PM URGENT JUNE 5, 1975 JFD in |
[6380]Spec. Inv.
[6381]Training .
[6382]Legal Coun. - }
[6383]Yelephone Rm. ..#
[6384]Director Sec’y —_. ;
[6386]TO DIRFCTOR (62116395) —
[6388]a INFOR MATION Sr ALY
[6390]NOS | Tov ROG:
[6391]fare edhe
[6393]RF BURFA'W NITEL MAY 28, i975.
[6395]‘SENSTUNY 75
[6397]ON JUNE 4, 1975, MICHAFL J. ROZAMUS, 65 GILF DRIVF,
[6398]HOLMFS RFACH, FLORIDA, WAS CONTACTFD, MR, ROZAMUS HAN NOT
[6399]PEEN AVAILABLE FOR CONTACT (NTL THIS DATF BFCANSF OF TRAVFL.
[6400]MR. ROZAMUS ADVISED THAT HE HAS NOT RFFN CONTACTED BY ANY
[6401]REPRFSFNTATIVES OF THF SFNATE SFLECT COMMITTEE RUT HE was
[6402]ALERTFD THAT HE MAY PF APPROACHFD BY A MEMBER OF THF COMMITIFF
[6403]STAFF, MR, ROZAMUS WAS ANVISED OF THE CONTENTS OF RERINITEL
[6405]CONCERNING THE FACT THAT HE MAY REQUEST THAT AN FRI AGENT
[6406]BE PRESENT DURING INTERVIEW IN THE EVENT AIESTIONS ARE ASKEN
[6408]RELATING TO SENSITIVE BUREA'] OPFRATIONS. MR. ROZAMUS WAS ALSO \)
[6409]- :
[6410]ABV ISED THAT AS A PRELIDE TO THe INTERVIFW HE MAY CONTACT
[6412]Ig BUREAU’S LEGAL COUNSEL DIVISION BY COLLECT CaLL. HE Was
[6414]ets THAT THE BURFAU'S OFFFR OF ASSISTANCE WAS NOT INTFNDFD
[6416]Sn PAGE ONE en |
[6418]"IN LQ 1975
[6420]» . - Eee)
[6423]PAGE TWO
[6425]TO IMPEDE THE WORK OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE BIT was DONE AS A
[6426]COOPERATIVE GESTURE AND TO SAFEGUARD SENSIT IVF BREA
[6427]INFORMATION, MR. ROZAMUS ADVISED THAT HE “AS AWARE OF THIS
[6428]AND FULLY APPRFCIATED THE BUREAITS EFFORT S IN THIS RFGARD.
[6429]MR, ROZAMUS FURTHER ANVISED THAT HF WOULD NOTIFY THF TAMPA
[6430]OFFICE IN THE EVENT THAT HF IS CONTACTEN BY A RFPRESENTAT IVE
[6431]OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE.
[6433]END
[6435]RECD THREE
[6437]DCW FBIHQ CL CLR
[6439]ce fier
[6441]| NW 88296 Docid:32989588 Page 112
[6446]Airtel
[6449]¥ To: Legat, Rome
[6450]A From:
[6452],, SENSTUDY 75
[6455]Director, FBI
[6457]1 - Mr. J. B. Adams
[6458]2-MMr. J. A. Mintz
[6460](1-Mr. J. B, Hotis)
[6461]6/2/75
[6463]1 - Me. W. R. Wanna L/
[6464]1 - Me. V. Kolombgp YES
[6466]PERSONAL ATTENTION ?
[6469](Route through for, i :
[6470]1- Me. W. 0. Cregar
[6472]x7)
[6474]he
[6476]Agsoc. Dir. “Hit
[6477]Dep. AD Adm. _
[6478]Dep. AD Inv. __
[6480]Asst, Dir.;
[6482]Admin,
[6483]Comp. Syst.
[6484]Ext, Affairs
[6485]Files & Com. __
[6486]Gen. Inv.
[6488]Ident.
[6489]Inspection
[6490]Intell.
[6492]hee Minguitges made of field offices and action to take if contacted.
[6494]1 - M.S. F. Phillips
[6495]Enclosed is a copy of Bureau teletype 5/28/75 to
[6496]selected SACs and one copy éach of Bureau teletypes 5/2 and
[6497]20/75 to all SACs, latter two teletypes for background infor-
[6498]mation concerning captioned matter,
[6500]You will note that the Senate Select Committee (SSC) .
[6501]is interested in the whereabouts of some current employees of;
[6502]your office, including yourself, For your additional ce)
[6503]mation, an SSC Staff Member recently inquired of a former '\f
[6504]Bureau official concerning communications sent to Legat, © y
[6505]Rome, in 1964 concerning Martin Luther King, Jr., and concern-
[6506]ing the name of the Legat at Rome in 1964, (It was the errone-
[6508]ous recollection of the former Bureau official that Armand
[6509]Cammarota was the Legat. in Rome in 1964),
[6511]F _ LG SOU
[6512]Handle all inquiries POO he ber adage +
[6514]with the enclosed instructions. j
[6516]AUL INFORMATION CONTAINED,
[6517]Enclosures - 3 KEREHYIS GNALASSIFI ve yp
[6519]SFP sek ¢,) DATE £ BY —— pal °
[6520](10)
[6521]NOTE: Enclosed J3Mp/ 519261 [to all offices gave general back-
[6523]ground as to Senbtudy 75.,and alerted field that former and
[6524]indgitinben£ employéés might~be-eontacted for interview by SSC
[6525]Staff. Enclosed 5/20/75 tel alerted all SACs to possible
[6527]SSC letter” 5/14/75 enclosed a request for names and current
[6528]office assignments or last known addresses of all FBI employees
[6529]assigned Rome, 1964. Three employees then assigned there are
[6530]still in Rome and their names are included in the copy of the
[6531]5/28/75 teletype being sent Rome. That teletype included
[6532]instructions for selected offices to alert additional 1964 Rome
[6533]employees who are now assigned elserhers-cf ng longer with FBI.
[6535]Laboratory ¥VA
[6536]Plon. & Eval. — fen y .
[6537]sess Inve i, nA We. Vhe/— if ey
[6538]Legal Coun boos ° &
[6539]Telephone Rm. ~ f ut PLM /
[6540]ce. toyfepiy MAIL ROOM (2! ‘PeLETYPE UNIT (7) GPO 924546
[6541]viaalide Dodid 32%e9588 Page 113
[6543]: ‘Assoc, Dir. weecerinne
[6544]y Dep-A.D.-Adm_. q
[6545]4 Dep-A.D,-InVenmcoam i
[6546]a Asst, Dir:
[6547]Admin. .._.
[6548]Comp. Syst,
[6549], Ext. Affairs 74
[6550]Files & Com. — 3
[6551]! Gen. Iny. Ve nm |
[6552]; Tent,
[6554]é FEDEPa VUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[6556]/ COMLURATIONS SECTION
[6557]I JNO 5 B75
[6559]-
[6560]° “Reet
[6563]\NR 005 NK CODE PES yRr
[6565]Af
[6566]12:00PM IMMEDIATE JUNE 5, 1975 JCG
[6568]Laboratory
[6570]j Plan. & Bval,
[6571]{ Spee, Inv.
[6572]y Training _.-!
[6573]i Legal Coun, ..—
[6575]4 Telephone Rm. ae
[6576]| Director“Hég’y ___
[6578]SENSTUDY 75 od oa.
[6579]~ q A i ,
[6580]RE BUTEL way 28, 1975, 2%! WY
[6582]FORMER AND PRESENT EMPLOYEES LISTED IN RE BUTEL HAVE
[6584]10 DIRECTOR (62-116395)
[6586]FROM NEWARK (66-3971)
[6588]BEEN CONTACTED AND ALERTED TO POSSIBILITY OF INTERVIEWS BY
[6589]SC STAFF MEMBERS. FURTHER RECOMMENDATIONS AND SUGGESTIONS
[6590]SET OUT IN BUTEL MADE KNOWN TO THESE EMPLOYEES, NONE OF
[6592]WHOM HAS BEEN CONTACTED BY SSC STAFF AS YET.
[6594]RE SUCH SSC CONTACT.
[6596]BUREAU WILL BE ADVISED SHOULD THEY CONTACT THIS OFFICE Oy
[6598]MATION ( CON TAME.
[6599]“ Se
[6601]pane
[6603]FLS HOLD HAVE ONE MORE Y FOR YOU "REP-109
[6605]2116273303
[6607]% JUN 9 1975
[6608]TERE MNABUEUETIS
[6610]% OJUN 101975
[6612], C, /oet ene Moe
[6613]NW | Dochd:329895388 Page 114
[6616]OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
[6617]MAY 1962 EDITION
[6618]GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27
[6620]1010=106 6
[6621]UNITED STATES . ee . Assoc. Dir.
[6623]Dep. AD Adm. _
[6625]Memorandum cree
[6627]Comp, Syst. —__
[6629]We Mr. J. B. Adams pare: 6/5/75 Pilve & Cams
[6630]{ on
[6631]("rROM Legal Couns Gr spe aT
[6635]sumer: gma Te SELECT COMMITTEE ON Seca
[6636]INTELLIGENCE SCTNEUES ean
[6638]prior to the interview. na
[6639]ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
[6640]RECOMMENDATION: HEREIN IS UNGLASSIF I
[6641]as DATE PBL BY
[6642]\, aye’ N That the Intelligence Division make available ‘an appropriate
[6643]| representative to contact Mr. Armstrong (telephone number 632-6990)
[6645]“ale
[6647]uy)
[6650]ra 5
[6652]- ?
[6654]fe
[6656]7 @IUN 1.0 1975
[6658]telephonically advised me that he is scheduled to be interviewed at
[6660]to be available fore consultation during the interview. I told Mr. Armstrong
[6662]NW G8296 Dockd22589588 Page 115
[6664]7 Dirgetor See'y __
[6666]as 4. |
[6667]At 11:44 a.m. on June 5, 1975, Daniel M. Armstrong, II, \
[6669]10:00 a.m. on June 6, 1975, in Room 308 of the Néw Senate Office
[6670]Building by Mark Gitenstein. He requested a Bureay representative
[6672]that T would make appropriate arrangements and that the individual who
[6673]would be available would contact him to make necessary arrangements
[6675]and to accompany him to the above-described interview.
[6677]1 - Mr. Wannall ,
[6678]1- ‘Mr. Cregar ia
[6680]1 - Mr. Hotis
[6682]1 - Mr. Daly
[6683]1l- Mr. Mintz -
[6684]Q- —_# oo
[6686]JAM:mtd “ -_
[6687](7) laine -_ BS in 9 1975
[6692]t,
[6693]ow
[6696]Assoc. Dir. __.. 98
[6697]Dep. AD Adm. 2
[6699]Dep. AD Inv.
[6701]Asst. Dir
[6702]Admin, :
[6703]Comp. syh —
[6704]Ext. Affairs
[6705]Ete:
[6708]Ident.
[6709]Inspection
[6710]Intell.
[6713]Plan. & Eval. —
[6714]Spec. Inv.
[6715]Training
[6716]Legal Coun. %
[6717]Teldehonfee
[6719]Director Sec'y
[6721]NW 88796 Docldg
[6723]“'YENQLOSUBE IN BULKY B00:
[6725]Nd 175
[6727]~ tes. J. McDermott
[6728](Al H. R. Hauer)
[6729]-~ Mr. dg. A. Mintz
[6730](L - Mr. J. B. Hotis)
[6731]- Mr. W. HM. Mooney
[6732](Attn: J. E. Reilly)
[6733]~ Mr. W. R. Wannall
[6737].
[6738].
[6740]Be oN
[6742]fhe Attorney General May 22, 1975
[6746]- My. W. 0. Cregar
[6748]Dixector, FBI ~ Mr. H. W. Dare, dx.
[6750]L
[6752]6)
[6753]UNITED STATES SENATE SELECT COMMUTTER
[6754]ON ELNTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES
[6755]cnet AAR AOC NS CLE ay
[6756]: . )
[6759]Reference ig made to memorandum from Senate Select
[6760]Committee dated April 30, 1975, and appendices thereto,
[6761]requesting certain ddéciimants and other information from the
[6762]FBI.
[6764]Attached for your approval and forwarding to the
[6765]Cormittee is the original of a memorandum dated May 22, 1975,
[6766]"RE: .FILING_SYSTEH,"” one copy of a document captioned "FBI
[6767]indexing Procedures® which concerns the FBI's filing system
[6768]and one copy cach of 13 Tables of Contents for FBI forms.
[6770]A copy of this memorandum with enclosures is being
[6771]provided for your records.
[6773]Enclosures (30) HERR ORMATION
[6774]: Ss
[6776]Lert sat
[6778]Dire ya) ae
[6780]62116395 By
[6781]HWD/SFP : ome Ws i
[6782](10 er nr
[6785]+, “ERATE
[6786]a” haw s a manly
[6790]Ce.
[6792]. Hae ee
[6793][yea SP b
[6795]BS jue a 1078
[6797]re
[6801]“5 1
[6803]tate t
[6804]‘e
[6808]f
[6814]MAIL ROOM cA ; TELETYPE UNIT (__]
[6815]Page 116
[6817]GFO : 1975 © - 569-920
[6819]NS ‘ F ws to ws
[6822]Lf 1- x 4 . J. McDermott
[6823](AMM: BH. R. Hauer)
[6824]2- Mr. J. A. Mintz
[6825](l - Mr. J. B. Hotis)
[6826]1 - Mr. W. M. Mooney
[6827](Attn: J. E. Reilly)
[6828]1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall
[6829]1 - Mr. W. O. Cregar
[6831]62-116395 May 22, 1975
[6833]L- Mr. H. W. Dare, Jr.
[6835]UNITED STATES SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE
[6836]£O STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS
[6837]WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES
[6839]RE: PILING SYSTEM ayy INFORMATION aed
[6840]HEREIN BUYS
[6841]DATE MEL (Ors oY WOOL
[6842]Reference is made to memorandum from captioned
[6843]Committee dated April 30, 1975, and the appendices thereto,
[6845]which contained requests for documents and other information
[6846]from the FEI.
[6848]In connection with Part four, concerning the FBI's
[6849]filing system and printed forms utilized by this Bureau,
[6850]enclosed are copies of the following:
[6852]1. Undated nine~page memorandum captioned "FBI
[6853]Indexing Procedures.”
[6855]2, One copy each of 13 Tables of Contents
[6856]concerning forms utilized by this Bureau.
[6858]Concerning Bh SBE" filing system and_the Committee's
[6859]requests for a so-called ie evk's Manual:" and for a list of
[6861]PRE classifications used in its filing system, lt will be
[6862]noted that the nine-page memorandum contains the list of clas~
[6863]sifieations. With respect te the so~called "Clerk's Manual,"
[6864]the Files and Communications Division of the FBI maintains
[6865]detailed instructions which are followed by its employees in
[6866]classifying mail for indexing. It is not known whether such
[6867]instructions are what is referred to by the Committee as the
[6869]asco. ds, “Clerk’s Manual." These instructions consist of nine volumes
[6871]Dep. ADAM. GE Material. Because of their bulkiness and because it'is not
[6873]rei — clear whether this material would serve the Committee's purpose,
[6875]Admin. ~ it is not being furnished at this time. However, it will be
[6877]Comp. Sys. QVaLlable for review at PBI a the Committee Staff.
[6879]Files & com
[6881]Gen. mv... HWD/SEP ¢ one py
[6883]Inegeelion == (10 SEE NOTE PAGE 2 WY, 6 .
[6886]Tveoreony — Phis document is prepated in response to sor rogues st and is not for dissemi- Ley
[6888]Plan. & Eval. — notion ovisice your Cainmittea, Its’ Lmiind to official proceedings by on
[6890]Spec. Inv. ——— gor Commitéce and the conten’! may not ‘be dis.ivsed to unauthorized. person- |
[6892]Training uel. 2 the express appraval of the FBI . of iia) Of. “
[6894]Lega! Coun. —__ [£2 a Bas
[6896]paetnene MAIL ROOME] = TELETYPE UNIT CU {47 2 x -f, 2D =
[6898]was ‘Gpo: 1975 © - 569-920
[6900]NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 117 ERE OSURE _
[6903]PILING SYSTEi
[6905]The following will explain the Tables of Contents
[6906]concerning FBI forms which are being furnished in lieu of the
[6907]actual forms at thig time. This procedure igs being followed
[6908]because the forms number nearly 2,006 and many will prohably
[6909]be of no interest to the Committee. If the Committec will
[6910]roview these Tablea of Contents and advise which forms it
[6911]desires to see, appropriate stems will then be taken to mate
[6912]them available to the Committca Staff. “Whe Tables of Contents
[6913]headed "FBI Form Book" lists all FBI FD (Field Division) forms
[6914]which are in use throughout the field. The remaining Tables
[6915]of Contents list those forms applicable to the work of snecific
[6916]FBI Divisions at Headquarters. Yor examnle, forms with tho
[6917]prefix "1" are used in Division One (Identification); those
[6918]with profis "2" are used in Division Tvo (fraining); ote.
[6919]there are no forms peculiar te Divisions 11 (Legal Counsel)
[6920]and 13 (Office of Planning and Svaluation)., These forms with
[6921]prefix "O" (omnibus) are for use by two or more Divisions at
[6922]Hoadquarters.
[6924].
[6926]L - The Attorney General
[6928]NOTE:
[6930]Clearance for waking these Yables of Contents available
[6931]vas obtained from the Training Division for the FD forms and
[6932]from each Division for its applicable forms. ‘The Files and
[6933]Communications Division has cleared the paper “FBI Indexing
[6934]Procedures."
[6936]e
[6938]NW 88296 Docid:32989588 Page 118
[6941]5-140 (Rev, 1-21-74) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[6943]WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535
[6946], Cure (XILHM [yMemo (CyReport dated__5/22/75 sis
[6948]| Caption United States Senate Select Committee to
[6950]Study Governmental Operations with |
[6952]Respect to Intelligence Activities
[6954]Re: Filing System
[6956]Originating Offi oy;
[6958]| Delivered b:
[6960]‘ Received by:
[6963]Return this receipt to the Intelligence Division, FBI '
[6965]ode
[6967]ALL INFORLIATION CONTAINED
[6969]See PROPS!
[6971]bo -{C G SAsz 30
[6972]ares emesis roger —_ Spon FE
[6975]G2- 6
[6976]cine 6
[6978]Herel INFORMATION CONTAINED
[6979]ERE! yah AyASSI
[6980]BY eg
[6982]NW 88296 Dochd:32969508 Page 120
[6984]TO
[6986]i) FROM
[6988]d ran tev
[6989]:H.C, Flemister, Jr. Ker Rr ie
[6991]SUBJECT: CLEARANCE OF CERTAIN DOCUMENTS PREPARED BY _ eee gee
[6995]orfionai FORM NO. 10 5010-106
[6997]MAY 1942 EDITION . . 5
[6999]GSA GEN, REC, NO, 27 . J
[7001]UNITED STATES VERNMENT ~ (7 Assoc. Dire
[7002]at Dep. AD Adm. _
[7004]Memorandum eee
[7006]Admin.
[7008]Comp. Syst. .
[7010]:Mr. WR. Wannal lye te DATE: 5/12/75 Ext. Affairs —_
[7012]a Files & Com.
[7014]Laboratory
[7016]Plan. & Eval.
[7018]THE INTERDEPARTMENTAL INTELLIGENCE CONFERENCE qoese
[7019](IIC) FOR RELEASE TO THE SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE
[7021]a a Re
[7023]Director Sec’y
[7025]The following is to record the clearance of publ +
[7026]certain documents prepared by the IIC and, in some instances|,
[7028]the inter departmerege Committee on Internal Security (ICIS)
[7030]for release to the-Senate Select Committee (SSC). . . mg
[7032]a
[7033]amy
[7035]ats;
[7036]The SSC has been furnished a paper prepared by es
[7037]the Intelligence Division which was a position paper on
[7039]the FBI's jurisdiction in internal security matters,
[7041]intelligence and counterinteliligence investigations. This
[7043]paper was dated 2/13/75 and set forth information taken
[7045]from certain documents or parts of documents by the LIC
[7047]and, in some instances, the ICIS. All of these documents
[7049]have been cleared for passage to the SSC by the following
[7051]members of the IIC, as well as Mr. William Wark, Executive
[7053]Secretary of the ICIS:
[7055]bat
[7056]Mr. Rowland Morrow, Director, Defense oS aaa
[7058]Investigative Programs Office; Mr. Merrill © se
[7059]Kelly, Deputy Director of Operations, ACST, ee
[7060]U. S. Army; Colonel Leo Olsen, OSI, U. S. {
[7062]Air Force; Mr. Jack Donnelly, Naval Investi~ _ \
[7063]gative Service. on
[7064]. ~
[7065]Mr. Wark advised he did not feel it necessary oe
[7066]to clear decuments through the Attorney General since they Sat
[7067]pertain to TIC matters which were merely concurred in by ws,
[7068]Icis. 1
[7069]Copies of the documents involved are attached and AS
[7071]are as follows:
[7073]G
[7077]Enclosures CONTINUED - OVER |
[7078]—_— ARN
[7079]JRW:tdp (7) tH, LP WG BOE in ee E
[7080]L- Me. Mintz / ‘
[7081]1 - Mr. Wanna1t Not “Rot RECORDS . ; = / vA a
[7082]1 - Mr. Cregar ¥ YL sus 4 ; Ahwoag it a
[7083]1 ~ My. Fulton (Lacey) | eee eter — Pes P=
[7084]1 ~ Mr. Flemister - ALL 4 ’ ; 0
[7085]} -~ Mr. Wagoner fe ORE IAIN Coety,
[7086]g HERES op CONTAINE
[7087]pare (ol DolF |
[7089]BY
[7092]. - +
[7093]at
[7094]. -
[7096]Memorandum to Mr. W.R.,. Wannall »
[7097]RE: CLEARANCE OF CERTAIN DOCUMENTS PREPARED BY.
[7099]THE INTERDEPARTMENTAL INTELLIGENCE CONFERENCE
[7101](IIC) FOR RELEASE TO THE SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE
[7103](1) Excerpt from report on the status of the
[7104]. Internal Security Program of the U. 8S. as
[7105]of 6/30/58 dated 8/27/58, prepared by the
[7107]TIC and the ICIS,
[7109](2) Department of Justice memorandum dated
[7110]. 8/5/64 to Former Director Hoover setting
[7111]forth new charter for the IIC under Attorney
[7112]General supervision.
[7114](3) Excerpt from report: on the Internal Security
[7115]Program dated 3/5/54, prepared by the Tic
[7116]and the ICIS.
[7118](4) Letter from Former Director Hoover, Chairman,
[7119], IIc, to the Honorable McGeorge Bundy, Special
[7120]Assistant to the President, The White House,
[7121]dated 7/25/61 and its enclosure of 7/25/61,
[7122]prepared by the IIc.
[7126](5) Memorandum from NSC Representative on ~~
[7127]Internal Security J. Patrick Coyne to Former
[7128]Director Hoover dated 11/6/50 and letter to
[7129]Mr. J. Patrick Coyne, NSC, dated 11/8/50
[7130]from Former Director Hoover, Chairman, IIC,
[7131]and its enclosure.
[7134]None. For information.
[7140]» k
[7141]Wh ean
[7143]“NWwese296" Bechd:32989588 Page 122 ; : ; se ~
[7147]Assoe. Dir.
[7148]Dep. AD Adm. __
[7149]Dep. AD Inv.
[7150]Asst. Dir,:
[7151]Admin,
[7152]Comp. Syst, —.
[7153]Ext. Affairs
[7154]Files & Com.
[7155]Gen, Inv.
[7156]Ident.
[7158]Inspection
[7159]Intell.
[7160]Laboratory
[7161]Plana, & Eval.
[7163]Spec. Inv.
[7165]Training ..
[7167]Lagal Coun,
[7169]Telephone Rm.
[7171]: i [ec a
[7172]. ited HERR afee ROOMC] TELETYPE UNIT wy eae Sess yas GPO 254-586) 9.4
[7174]- ur. _ A. Mintz (. B. Hotis
[7175]Mr. @BR. Wannall .
[7176]Mor. WO. Cregar ~ ° 7
[7178]- Mr. R. E. Moocre
[7180]' CODE TELETYPE URGENT
[7182]bet ht pe
[7183]i
[7185]TO SAC EL PASO (62-1957) JUNE 3, 1975
[7187]FROM DIRECTOR FBI (105~78256)
[7189]THOMAS RIHA; MISCELLANEOUS - INFORMATION CONCERNING. WY,
[7190]REEPAIRTEL, MAY 8, 1970. .
[7191]" IMMEDIATELY CONTACT DR, JOSEPH SMILEY T0 DETERMINE IF CoN- N
[7194]TENTS OF ATRTEL CAN BE FURNISHED CONF IDENTIALLY TO SENATE SE ELECT
[7196]F-4
[7198]COMMITTER TO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH RESPECT [0
[7200]A
[7202]INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES. IF SMILEY HAS. RESERVATIONS ABOUT
[7204]RELEASE OF INTERVIEW TO THIS COMMITTEE ASCERTAIN UNDER WHAT CON-
[7206]ne
[7208]QRIGINAL FILED IN (OS
[7210]DITIONS, iF ANY, HE PORLDAGRER AO, SUCH RELEASE. SUTEL ATTEN~
[7211]TION W, O. CREGAR CUMMUNICATIGNS { —. ied
[7213]. 1cS, _
[7214]REM: jm Wa vt , . JUN 3 ge : LA MOBY 7
[7215](7) ee NOT RECORDED
[7216]_ 46 JUN 5 1975
[7218]The Senate Select Committee has expressed an alingent
[7219]interest in the details of any FBI investigation concerning ~the
[7220]disappearance of Thomas Riha, former Professor at University of
[7221]Colorado, Boulder, Colorado, in March, 1969. The Bureau con-
[7222]ducted no investigation regarding the disappearance. There was
[7223]considerable publicity with reference to a statement made by
[7224]Dr. Smiley, thén President of the university, that he had been
[7225]informed by a Government official that Riha "was alive and well"
[7226]Smiley was interviewed by the El Paso Office. Smiley furnished
[7227]information in the strictest of confidence, not to be dissemin-
[7228]ated to any outside agency, regarding his contacts with a CIA
[7229]representative in Bouldér after the Riha disappearance. It was
[7230]the CIA official who told him that Riha was alive and well.
[7231]Without the Smiley interview our response to the Senate Select
[7232]Committee has an obvious gap. If the Committee calls any wit-
[7233]nesses in the Riha matter Dr. Smiley would be one of the most
[7234]logical persons to call. The passage of time and other factors
[7235]may have brought about a change in the mind of Dr. Smiley
[7236]regakding the necessity to keep the information funn:
[7237]ina confideAtial relationship with the Bureau and itN
[7238]believed he should be given the opportunity to either « ire ope
[7240]NOTE:
[7242]restrict tion he, _laposed. RLA
[7244]5
[7246]32989588 Page 123
[7248]; ) ‘oe p Adana
[7249]i : 3 Mintz
[7250]f ks, Hotis
[7252]Wannail
[7253]1 - Mr. W. 0. Cregar
[7255]The Attorney General May 22, 1975
[7257]Director, FBI
[7259]O
[7260]UNITED STATES SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE Wid fv
[7261]OW INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES VUE 7
[7263]2 OTA LT TET TS NET
[7265]Enclosed for your information is the original of
[7267]a memorandum concerning the interview by Senator Walter fF.
[7268]Hondale of the Senate Select Committee as weil as members of
[7270]| dts stafE of retired FBI Special Agent John P. Devlin. A
[7272]'  gopy of this memorandum is also enclosed for forwarding to
[7273]' lr, James A. Wilderotter, Associate Counsel to the President.
[7275]: Enclosures (2)
[7277]re
[7279]1 = 67-220521 (Personnel File for SA John P. Devlin) ‘, fr
[7280]WOC: cme, -wre . v , a
[7281](9) _— ALL MEGA! SCONCES ht MED yo
[7282]HEF. BUYS:
[7284]IOLASSIFHE
[7285]NOTE: DATE H BY
[7286]The furnishing of the LHM to the Attorney General
[7287]with a copy for forwarding to Wilderotter is the same
[7288]procedure we have followed in the past regarding the inter-
[7289]views of former ma employees by the SSC Staff.
[7291](| fo ( r _ tte od
[7294]| ben ore ki lane .
[7296]Asst. Dir. ~ Sone Nate
[7297]Admin,
[7298]Comp. Syst. —_
[7299]Ext. Affairs
[7300]Files & Com.
[7301]Gen, Inv.
[7302]Ident.
[7303]Inspection
[7304]Intell.
[7305]Laboratory as gf
[7306]Plon. & Eval. — 2
[7308]Spec. Inv.
[7309]to
[7310]Ah
[7311]wo
[7313]Training
[7314]Legal Coun.
[7315]Telephone Rm. oe
[7317]OOM Y TELETYPE UNIT (_]
[7319]irecjor i
[7320]Nivea NDecld: TS oses Pge 124
[7322]- 7 ( \ we ‘ae JUNG 1875
[7323]GA iy we
[7324]& ( = 4 co _— }
[7326]/ BE, i Nar ws ote 920
[7327]6 UB toe 9h (OES
[7329]B. Adams
[7331]A. Mintz
[7333]B. Hotis
[7335]~ Mr. W. R. Wannall
[7337]- Mr. W. 0. Cregar /
[7341]it?
[7342]ta te te
[7345]on 8
[7347]62-116395 May 22, 1975 od.
[7349]2
[7351]UNITED STATES SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE oe
[7352]_ 86 STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS |
[7353]WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES -
[7355]RE: INTERVIEW OF RETIRED SPECIAL AGENT (SA)
[7356]SENATOR WALTER F. HONDALE AND
[7358]Set out below is information yoluntarily furnished
[7359]to the FBI by retired SA John P. Devlin following his voluntary
[7360]appearance before Senator Mondale and Staff Members of the
[7361]Senate Select Committee on May 19, 1975. Deviin's appearance
[7362]foliowed an interview of him by Senate Select Committee Staff
[7363]Member Michael T. Epstein on April 25, 1975. A memorandum
[7364]reporting the results of the April 25, 1975, interview was for-
[7365]warded to the Attorney General as an enclosure to my letter to
[7366]the Attorney General dated Mey 8, 1975, entitled "United States
[7367]Senate Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with
[7368]Respect. to Intelligence Activities."
[7370]On May 19, 1975, Devlin was interviewed by Senator
[7371]Mondale; SSC Chief Counsel Frederick A. 0. Schwarz, Jr.7
[7372]Assistant Minority Counsel Charles Kirbow; and Epstein. The
[7373]interview was conducted in a building across the street from
[7374]the Dirksen Building in Washington, B, C., and lasted from
[7375]approximately 2:00 p.m. to 3:20 p.m. Devlin was not subpoenaed
[7376]to appear but appeared voluntarily. He was placed under oath
[7377]by Senator Mondale.
[7379]At the outset of the interview Devlin was advised of
[7381]Assoc. Di, sigs WEGhts: that he could be represented by counsel and that
[7382]per Di 3£ he had none, but desired counsel, the Committee Staf£ would:
[7383]Ast Dis = SsC«CAELOMpPt to provide one for him. At the conclusion of the intet-
[7385]Admin. view he was thanked but given no indication as to whether he
[7387]Ln would be called to testify before the SSC. '
[7388]Files & Com. — \
[7389]Gen. Inv.
[7391]Went. sk = ~67-220521 (Personnel | File for SA John P. Deviin)
[7393]Inspection
[7396]Plen & Evol (9) Oe SEE NOTE PAGE 4 i »
[7398]Spec. Inv.
[7400]Se
[7402]“
[7404]Training
[7407]Legal Coun. _
[7408]Telephone Rm. — ae / fe - ar
[7409]Director Sec'y MAIL ROOM({] TELETYPE UNIT[L_] cad PO 1 1978 0 - 569-920
[7411]NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 125 “eso
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[7416]ad
[7417]pt)
[7418]7
[7420]Interview of Retired Special Agent (SA)
[7421]by Senator Walter F. Hondale and
[7423]Staff Members of the Sanate Select
[7424]Committee (SSC)
[7426]Pollowing being advised of his rights, Devlin
[7427]was asked who sent him to Atlantic City and why he was sent.
[7428]Ha advised he received his instructions from Special Agent in
[7429]Charge Ralph Bachman through Devlin's supervisor, SA Vincent
[7430]Wurphy. It is to be noted here that upon kheing interviewed by
[7431]Epstein on April 25, 1975, Devlin had indicated ha had received
[7432]his instructions through his supervisor, SA William Gagnon.
[7433]Devlin corrected this mistake during the interview of Nay 1°,
[7434]1975. As to why he was sent, Devlin advised that as a sound
[7435]man o£ the Hovark Office he vas sent to Atlantic City,
[7436]New Jersey, to install a technical surveillance on Martin Jarther
[7437]TA ewe WhO occupied a room at the Claridge Wotel In “that= “~~
[7438]‘ oity. Devlin was asked whether the monitoring plant for the
[7439]electronic surveillance was located in the same hotel. Upon
[7440]being advised it was the intervievwers' desire to know whether
[7441]the lecation of the plant ab the Claridge Hotel was also designed
[7442]to serve ag a physical leokout on King's room, Devlin advised
[7443]he was not aware that the FBI employed a-physical lookout on
[7444]Ring's hokel room. Devlin was also asked whether he installed
[7445]a microphone in the room of King. He advised that hea had not
[7446]because it was not technically feasible. Also of concern to
[7447]those interviewing Devlin on May 19, vas whether he had personal
[7448]knowledge as to whether the Attorney Ganeral had approved the
[7449]electronic surveillance on King's telephone. Devlin roplied he
[7450]had no personal knowledge but assumed such authority had been
[7451]obtained by his supervisor. PDovlin was also asked if he could
[7452]recall any conversations over King's phone which were monitored.
[7453]Devlin replied that the only recollection he had involved con-~
[7454]varsations betwoon King and his wife wheroin they discusced
[7455]her plans to travel to Atlantic City. Additionally, ne did
[7456]recall conversations involving the noted entertainor, Mehalia
[7457]Jackson, who was appearing at that time in Atlantic City.
[7458]Devlin could not recall the substance of the conversation with
[7459]Jackson. He was also asked vhathor he retained or possessed any
[7461]' NW 85296 Docid:32989508 Page 1276
[7464]Re: Interview of Retired Special Agent (SA)
[7465]by Senator Walter F. Mondale and
[7466]Staff Members of the Senate Select
[7467]Committee (SSC)
[7469]notes regarding the activity that occurred in Atlantic City during
[7470]the Democratic Party Nominating Convention during the summer of
[7471]1964. Devlin advised that he did not retain any notes but sub-
[7472]sequent to the original contact of ‘him by Epstein, Devlin called
[7473]SA John Connelly of the FBI Office in Newark in an effort to
[7474]review any available material that might refresh his recollection.
[7475]Connelly advised Devlin that all materials and notes retained by
[7476]the Newark Office were forwarded to FBI Headquarters. This infor-
[7477]mation was conveyed to the interviewers on the occasion of the
[7478]May 19, 1975, interview.
[7480]Devlin also was asked if he ever questioned the tech-
[7481]nical coverage of King inasmuch as it appeared to be for
[7482]political rather than security reasons. Devlin replied that he
[7483]had no reason to question the technical coverage of King. He
[7484]also was asked if he personally met with Mr. Cartha DeLoach of
[7485]the FBI while both vere in Atlantic City. Devlin advised he
[7486]could not recall whether he actually met DeLoach, pointing out
[7487]that SA Billie D. Williams was assigned the liaison responsihility
[7488]with DeLoach.
[7490]Deviin was asked whether he had contacted the FBI
[7491]following his original interview by Epstein on April 25,
[7492]1975. Devlin advised he had reported the interview by
[7493]Epstein to the FBI Office in Newark, New Jersey. He further
[7494]advised that subsequent to this, he received a call from Newark
[7495]Assistant Special Agent in Charge Herbert Clough who informed
[7496]him that should he be contacted in the future, and should he
[7497]feel he needed to consult with FBI officials, he could call the
[7498]Legal Counsel Division, FBI Headquarters, in Washington, D,. C.,
[7499]collect, for such consultation. Senator Mondale desired to know
[7500]who Devlin saw upon his arrival in Washington, D. C., on the
[7501]morning of May 19, 1975, and specifically what instructions he
[7502]received from the FBI. Devlin advised Senator Mondale that
[7504]NW 88296 Docid:32989508 Page 127
[7507]4
[7509]toromt (GA}
[7511]Mes Enteorvieud of Pokircd Spockal Act
[7512]by Senator Valter if. Mondale and
[7513]Geass iembors of the Senabe
[7514]Corzitken (88C)
[7516]upon arrival in Vaohington, —. C., ke renorted to Inscootor
[7518]John totic of the Leqal Commseol tivision and Paul Vv. Pally oF the
[7519]CBI at which tims he was advised of what oblications he had te
[7520]theo Retorney Conexal ag a formor emmloyan of the PRE ta protuct
[7521]information obtainad by virkuc of his former ormloyeeat in the
[7522]iT. Subooqaont to fovlin's mocking with tir. Fetis and rr. Paly,
[7523]he oponk the somainder of tha morning with CA Willian Oo. Ceogar.
[7524]Vendale dosized to bnew cracifieally unat fovlin and Crogar dis-
[7525]cussed. Lovlin adviced that othor than discussing mutual
[7526]rxiendshins in tho FEE, Crogar adviecd of what Creanr's sale
[7527]vould be in accenmanying nim to the intervie and specifically
[7528]thot Teylin could geok froa to agi: for tho opportunity to con-
[7529]sale wlth Cregas during the intervier: Z£ the Line ef incuiry
[7530]eould pensibly roveal the identity of sourens, sensitive rothods
[7531]or investigative tnehmigues, infermation darived fron third .
[7532]agencies, or Infomation vhich could adversely affeet cencitive
[7533]ongoing inwastigations.
[7535]VOTE:
[7537]Original and one copy to the Attorney General (AG)
[7538]for forwarding the copy of the memorandum to James A.
[7539]Wilderotter, Associate Counsel to the President. ‘The infor-
[7540]mation contained herein was orally furnished to SA W. oO. Cregar
[7541]by former SA Devlin following his interview of May 19, 1975.
[7543]NW 88296. Docld:32989568 Page 125
[7546]q
[7548]atte. —de Ae Miner
[7549]1--"Nrv WRT Wannall
[7550]June 4, 1975 1 - Mr. W. O,
[7551]Cregar
[7553]Ll-M. S.F
[7554]ORAL INFORMATION PROVIDED To am SEaaTE Phillips
[7556]. SELECT COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING
[7557]\) | INTELLIGESGE ACTIVETTES (SSC)
[7558]By
[7560]1. SUBJECT: Martin Luther King, Jr.
[7562]2. WITNESS' ORGANIZATION: Retired Special Agent of
[7563]FBI
[7565]3. FILE REFERENCE NO.: Bureau file 62-116395
[7566]4, DATE OF INTERVIEW: 5/19/75
[7568]5. INTERVIEWERS: Senator Walter F. Mondale of the SSC;
[7569]SSC Chief Counsel Frederick A. 0, Schwarz, Jr.; SSC Assistant
[7570]Minority Counsel Charles Kirbow; and SSG Staff Member Michael T.
[7571]Epstein,
[7573]6. CLASSIFICATION OF INFORMATION: Unclassified ( i @¢
[7574]_
[7576]7. SUMIARY OF CONTENT: Witness was interviewed under oath; ”
[7578]although he did not appear under subpoena, as a follow-up to at
[7580]earlier interview of him by an SSC Staff Member. His testimony
[7582]concerned his participation in the former FBI investigation of
[7584]Martin Luther King, Jr.
[7586]8, RELATION TO INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY PROBLEMS: None.
[7591](6) Pe jeer
[7593]Assoc. dir. NOTE: Original via liaison to Central Commmity Index in
[7595]me ap connection with Senstudy 75.
[7596]Asst. Dir:
[7598]Admin,
[7602]Cogan |= PLLINFORMATIOY CONTA
[7604]oe Ext, Affairs —___ HSREN HS UNC! ESIFIE NEG \ ”
[7605]Files & Com. DATE na ay GY ,
[7607]mea Lyfe pA ye ag
[7610]Laboratory
[7612]Plan. & Eval. —
[7613]Spec. Inv.
[7614]Training
[7616]Legal Coun, 2 17 JUN 6 1975
[7618]Telephone Rm. __.
[7620]DigpreeocH SN 6 mAQZBoomC reneryer ur
[7621]WL 66296 Dochd:32989580 Page 129
[7623]——ee 1 GPO 934-346
[7625]_ ee
[7627]a ry @
[7628], JHE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
[7629]t
[7631]WASHINGTON, BD. C. 20505
[7633]) 8 sun 1975
[7635]Intelligence Community Staff
[7637]woe ee
[7639]On oN
[7640]( Sengt£s 4 5° _
[7642]Mr. William 0. Cregh
[7643]Federal Bureau of Investigation
[7645]Room 4123
[7647]J. Edgar Hoover Building
[7649]Dear Bill:
[7651]Attached is a letter to the Chairman of the
[7653]Congressional Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, bs
[7654]signed by the DCI on 29 May 1975. It deals with
[7656]the custody for and access to certain particularly 4
[7657]sensitive material. This is an effective arrangement 4
[7659]for the protection of special matters. 1 >!
[7661]Sincerely, € My
[7663]Enclosure:
[7665]As Stated
[7666]EC 102 A?
[7667]2 639-147)
[7668]— ad
[7669]gy JUN 6 1975
[7671]B43uN 6 1975
[7673]296 Docid:32969588 Page 130
[7676]; . ; , ‘ . V rxecutive Registy
[7677]ae CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AEN Pletal)
[7678]" |
[7680]” WasHinecton, D.C. 20505
[7682]OLC 75-1163
[7684]29 MAY 75
[7686]Honorable John O. Pastore, Chairman -
[7688]| Joint Committee on Atomic Energy .
[7689]United States Congress : - .
[7690]Washington, D.C. 20510 .
[7692]Dear Mr. Chairman:
[7694]In my letter to you on 20 May 1975 I requested your
[7695]-assistance in making the Joint Committee's secure storage
[7696]facilities available for the retention of certain sensitive
[7697]material to which access is needed by the Senate Select
[7698]Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect
[7699]to Intelligence Activities. Those arrangements have been
[7700]made with Mr. George Murphy and with the Select Committee.
[7701]I want to thank you for making the facilities available and for
[7702]permitting Mr. Murphy to be the custodian of the material.
[7704]A further need has now arisen for the same kind of
[7705]arrangement for the House Select Committee on Intelligence.
[7706]Again I would be very grateful to you and Mr. Murphy ifa
[7707]Similar arrangement could be made. for the members of the
[7708]House Committee and members of the Committee staff
[7709]designated for access to such material by mutual agreement
[7710]of Chairman Nedzi and myself,
[7712]~ Sincerely,
[7714]ish W. E. Colby
[7716]W. E. Colby
[7717]Director
[7721]Original - Addressee
[7723]-DCI
[7725]~ Mr. Knoche
[7727]- ER
[7729]- Mr. Clarke 1 , ;
[7731]- Select Committee . d :
[7733]~ OLC Chreno ly mh ~/16 PF |
[7734]1 - JCA File ENCLOSURE
[7736]1 NW-86296 Docid:32989588 Page 131
[7738]Bete ee
[7741]OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 ¢ 5010-106 6
[7743]MAY 1962 EDITION
[7745]GSA GEN, REG, NO. 27 4 a
[7747]UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT re Din aol
[7750]Memorandum sen 2
[7752]Admin,
[7753]Comp. Syst. __
[7754]Ext. Affairs
[7756]Mr. J. B. Adams DATE: May 23, 1975 Files & Col -
[7758]Gen. Inv.
[7760]Ident.
[7763],aborator:
[7767]SUBJECT: . Coesior 29 — Spee chi :
[7770]Mr. John E11liff, Domestic Intelligence Task
[7771]Force Director of captioned Committee advised that they
[7772]were in receipt of a letter from the U. S. Postal Service
[7773]inforning the Committee an inquiry concerning the identity
[7774]of all mail covers placed by the FBI since 1960, should
[7775]be directed to the FBI.
[7777]Telephone Rm. _
[7778]Director Sec’y
[7780]ELLif£ inquired as to whether a letter from
[7781]the Committee concerning this particular request should
[7782]be directed to the Bureau or Attorney General. He was
[7783]instructed the request should be directed to the Attorney
[7784]General. B1liff said that he would direct such a letter
[7785]to the Attorney General making a request concerning mail
[7786]covers in the near future.
[7788]The Intelligence, Special Investigative and
[7789]General Investigative Divisions should gather necessary
[7790]material so that the appropriate response might be
[7792]prepared.
[7793]- po 16 pipe
[7794]-Mr. Wannall ;
[7795]1-Mr. Cregar i ‘
[7796]1-Mr. Cleveland Gl
[7797]1-Mr. Gebhardt ¢ uh
[7798]1-Mr. Mintz et 402 b
[7799]i-Mr. Hotis At ; a -
[7800]1-Mr. Daly va hd df] (53 4, 44 ’
[7801]MISE EKER 7
[7802]PvDilgp 1) ALLE ao At ON CONTAINER” —
[7803](9) Pgh HERES OZ sre a a7 JUN 6 1975
[7804]HERE AL
[7805]re] eres
[7807]4, INNS 1975
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[7813]q
[7815]Legal Counsel Division
[7817], (i-Mr, J.C, Farrington)
[7818]Mr. W, R. Wannall
[7820]~ Mr. W. O, Cregar
[7822]‘ The Attorney General April 2b, 1975
[7824]bt he
[7825]1
[7830]Mr. BP, T, Biake
[7831]Director, FBI ~
[7833]r
[7835]UNITED STATES SENATE SELECT commrrtan “ULI A U0 CONTAINED
[7837]HERE wt
[7838]ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES Dats (abo) x SPOALM2>
[7840]_ se”
[7842]Reference is made to a etter from the Senate Select
[7843]Committee dated March 19, 1975, requesting certain documents
[7844]tas sther information from the Federal Bureau of Investigation
[7845]FBI}.
[7847]Two of the documents requested were the Special
[7848]Report of the Interagency Committee on Intelligence (Ad Hoc) Se”
[7849]dated June, 1970, and the original report on COINTELPRO ~ ‘
[7850]activities prepared by the Gommittée headed by Assistant B
[7851]Attorney General Henry Petersen, With respect to the original 4
[7852]report on COINTELPRO activities, pursuant to the conversation
[7853]between Mr, John ¢, Keency, Department of Justice, and Special
[7854]Agent James C, Farrington, FBI Headquarters, on March 27,
[7855]1875, it was agreed the Department would await receipt of the
[7856]Bureau's opinion prior to formulating its response to Senator
[7857]Church's request for the 39-page Petersen report on COINTELPRO,
[7859]The 39-page COINTELPEO report, as well as all but
[7860]) one of Exhibits A through P attached thereto, contains matters
[7861]| relating to the internal deliberations of Department and FBI
[7862]Ai representatives who constituted the study Conmittee headed hy
[7863]\ id former Assistant Attorney General Fetersen, It is, therefore,
[7864]en suggested that if it is decided the report should be “hade~
[7865]available to Senator wes hoa be done with the provi gion
[7867]it not be made public. REC-59 G2 ft te a7 wie
[7869]Concerning the exhibits referred to in
[7870]; the report: Exhibits A through L are stummarics ins Racoon
[7872]“pen AD Ades prepared by the FBI or by Department attorneys based on their —
[7873]Dep. AD fav. — review of FBI material, and some of these are classified a
[7874]Meet ies "Secret"; Exhibits M and N are legal memoranda prepared by
[7876]Comp. Sysu Departnent attorneys in connection with the study Committee  . .
[7877]Ext, Affairs inquiry; Exhibit P is a work paper -preparéd, by the FRI Setting ue
[7878]Gen tows
[7880]Ident.
[7881]Inspection
[7882]Intell.
[7884]Laboratory ___ . os .? dy ' { ~. ~
[7886]Plen. & Evel, — EWL:glw/jvi ¢ { » HK Ng xe CN p
[7888]Treining , (8) “y . : Oo WA bs *“ \ % wer —
[7889]Legal Coun. . _
[7891]le phon: oft Y fa Dey Gor 8 Cif,
[7892]S.2. AON 4 ARUP room C4 TELetype unit CJ Deltsrad Fa Sok : a Ne Pr 954.546
[7893]NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 133 Sedo pen Y/22/06 fish
[7896]ages A poet TS iege? pris
[7899]The Attornoy Gondral
[7901]forth overall reconmmondations relating to counterintelligonee
[7902]activity. All of these exhibits arc in the nature of
[7903]deliberative, internal werk papors whexvein opinions vero
[7904]freoaly exprossad bocause they vere not prepared with the
[7906]idea in mind of publication, and 4% would appear thoy would
[7907]be oxempt from disclosure oven if the report itself is
[7908]furnished to Senator Church,
[7910]it is, thovoforo, rocommondcd that, duc to tho
[7911]above gonsidorations, these ofhibits prépared by tho FBE not
[7912]bo furnished ta Senntor Church if.you do detide te give hin .
[7913]the roport,” Et is felt the Dopartmont should detormine if
[7914]those exhibits prepared solely by the Dopartmont, such ag -
[7915]Dahibite Mand N, should be furnished to the Senator, but it °
[7916]is aur rocommendation tint they not be Zor the same reasons
[7917]a5 stated above,
[7919]Exhibit O is a press release dated December 7, 1973,
[7920]which, of course, is already public source in nature,
[7922]You will recall that then Peputy Attorney Goneral
[7923]Laurente Silborman, in fewstinony before the Civil Rights and
[7924]Constitutional Rights Subcommittee of the House Committee on
[7925]the Judiciary as to why this 30epage repeyt should not be
[7926]furnished fo that Committee stated, ",,.,1f wo had thought 44
[7927]WAS approprinte to veleasa the full discussion we would have
[7928]dono so at the time, ‘Thero are ao lot of internal working
[7929]docgunonts in the Justice Department whieh go to the making of
[7930]a £inal voport, This is the Attornoy General's roport,*
[7932]Attanhed fox your Approval and forwarding to tha
[7933]Committco ia tho original of a memorandum which sot forth
[7934]the status of thaly request for the tvo documents, A topy
[7935]of this momorandun is anclosed fer your vocords,
[7937]Enclosures -— 2
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[7942]a | e
[7944]Legal Counsel Division
[7945](l-lv, J,C, Farrington)
[7946]Mr. We Re Wannall
[7948]Mr, W. O, Cregar
[7950]~ ir, P, Te Blake
[7952]Apri 24, 1075
[7954]5
[7956]eee Of
[7957]1
[7959]UNITOD STATIS SHYATS SELECT comiirTreE
[7960]fO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH
[7961]RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIUS
[7963]Refcrence is made to letter dated March 19, 1975,
[7964]to the Attornoy Gonexval from. the Choixman of captioned
[7965]Comittec, whieh enclosed certain requests for documents
[7966]and other information from the Foderai Bureay of Investipa-
[7967]tion,
[7969]Gre of the reaguests, under V., 4., wns the Speeial
[7970]Report of the Interngency Comnittes on intelligence tid Hoc}
[7971]dated dune, 1976, This is the so=calied “Huston Report” and
[7972]was prepared Zor tho Vhite House, Under tho circunstances,
[7973]this reauest has been referred to the Vhito House,
[7975]Under Va, Ge, a reqtiert was pide for the origgnal
[7976]report on communene aetivities prepared by the Committee
[7977]headed by Ausistant Attorney Gonoral Heury Petorsen, Since
[7978]that regert i the property of the Bopartuent of Jnstice,
[7979]the request hus heen regerred to that Departucnt,.
[7981]1 = The Attorney General
[7983]AULCPORMATION CONTAIN)
[7984]: PCIUESTAD Pe aap pore een
[7985]EWVLigiw/jvi Sane (al Ae )
[7986]wy (8) yr : ie {OL-O7 6 Saye
[7987]if alee
[7988]( why
[7990]Legal Coun,
[7992]Assoc. Dir, \ y cd
[7993]Dep. AD Adm. _. ey wk ot
[7994]Dep. AD Inv. — uf Die ae? we X > Ay yore
[7995]Asst. Dir: “ oY be et ws eo
[7996]Admin. ON Se : en ge gk nd ta
[7997]Comp. Syst. ar ee Pra ‘ ut A ~ .
[7998]Ext. Affairs K: or yy® iy a) .
[7999]. ~— yy ae Le . ‘
[8000]Files & Com. 5 0 , ‘
[8001]Gen. | we “h ot | rd
[8002]en. Inv. hid Cs wwe ve * oa
[8003]Ident. | we an . y Le LY! 1. 4 ron ; " .
[8004]Inspection Sen my Tl iethy ) ¢|! ae,
[8005]Intell. \ ‘aa aero wot ' at C: 5 fe
[8006]Laboratory Z od . a) 1? ‘ ;
[8007]Plan. & Eval. My ype art _ ot O ’
[8008]Specs Inve ‘ an ee De tuared po Jock Fee Bb bs Gots A, 7 ~ y
[8009]Training yiye : . _ C
[8012]Telephone Rm. __
[8014]Director Sec'y-. MAIL ROOM] TELETYPE UNIT] (ied Mek » . / IG / ? Brees
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[8018]Telephone Rm.
[8020]‘t
[8024]fl Sp
[8025]1 - Mr. J. B. Adams A.
[8026]1 ” Me. J e A. Mintz Bs
[8027]{ Tha Attorney General lay 23, 1975
[8028]4
[8029]Le - Mi :
[8030]IY pieector, FBI 1 - Mm. WR. Wannall
[8031]‘aft 1 - Mr, J. B. Hotis L _ Mr P Vv Dal
[8032]1 - Mr. W. 0. Cregar Fev eeely
[8033]U. &, SEUATE SELnCr COLeIETETES TA
[8034]STINY GOVERELIMITAL OPTRATINS uo
[8035]RESPECT TO INGELLIGEUCE ACLivisILcs
[8036]Enelesea for your information is the original
[8037]of a memoraniun concerning an intervieu by Staff enbers
[8038]of captioned Committee of ir. John P. Mehr, former Assistant
[8039]to the Diractor of the FBI, A copy of this memorandum is )
[8040]also enclosed for forvarding te Ue. James A. Wilderotter, oA
[8041]Associate Gounsel to the President, _
[8042]Enelosures - 2
[8043]62-116395 ER pa ONL CONTANES -
[8044]SSIFIE .
[8045]DATE EO) BY
[8046]1 - 67- (Personnel File of John P. Mohr)
[8047]WOC vekuy CK VAT
[8048]10 “REO m 6M | i
[8049]{ v7, Jun 5 187
[8050]My oo ws ae
[8051]“pi ; Vor a
[8052]oe poo ee f 1
[8053]“ “feo
[8054]. tl Lf
[8055]Agsoc. Die. LC a On ‘ 5 { fo k o”
[8056]Dep, A Ae VA aan t . 4 4[?
[8057]Dep. AD lov. iF { "faa 4X ;?
[8058]Asst. Dire: _ oe 14D \
[8059]Comp. syah a , a ‘ Ure
[8060]nicl “a ; ; - . , ) )
[8061]FilesBJYUAYS i“ . . te tt
[8062]Ident. a age an ota a to ?
[8063]ore ae ernie " :
[8064]arene Qe Op?
[8065]Spec. Inv. ee ‘ yt
[8067]Legal Coun, . fi [
[8068]IPO 954-34
[8070]jroctor a Hits va75n00M
[8072]| ON Sai06 Docid:32589588 Page 136
[8074]ii TELETYPE UNIT [__] J ¢ CT me
[8075]Ya e See :
[8079]- *y
[8081]- Me. J. B, Adams
[8082]Mr.J. A. Mintz
[8084]- Me. W. R. Wannall
[8085]- Mr. J. B. Hotis
[8087]62116395 tay 23, 1975
[8088]1 - Me. P. V. Daly
[8089]1 - Mr, W. O. Cregar
[8091]U0, 8. SECATE SELECT COLIMITTER TG
[8092]STUY GOVERMIEITAL OPERATIONS WITH
[8093]RESPECT TO TTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIZS (SSC)
[8095]fol fet food fat
[8096]5
[8098]RS: TITIRVICT OF PORE ASSISTANT To THE
[8099]DIRECTOR JOLT P. TO SSR patients
[8101]“STE Nees
[8102]ITEIBERS HER Tap iy
[8104]Sot out hole; is inferration voluntarily gumisked
[8105]to the PBI by be. Lbhr folloving hig intervie by represontatives
[8106]of the Staff of the SSC in Tashin«ton, D..C., on May 9, 1975,
[8108]iis, Kohr cas interyieved by Staff Members Lark
[8109]Gitar ensteln, Lester B, Seidel, and Thomas Payson from
[8110]approsinately 10:20 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. He was not placed
[8111]un or cath and he was not advised of his richts or that he
[8112]eoule be represented by personal counsel.
[8114]ft the quisat of the imterviey, Li vas apparent
[8115]that its purpose vag to assist the SSC Stake Uerhors in _
[8116]\: teyiny to Th cestang Rar the elo be Sruil procecdes in the
[8117]For exemple, he. Mohr
[8118]aa shown FBI ceeumonts relotin: to “tha Socialist Yorkers Party
[8119]ag voll as CODMELERO cocurents hich vere obtained by
[8120]tie . Gard Stern uncer the Freedom of Information Act. wo
[8121]substantive questions vere directed to Hr. Hohr rocarding
[8122]thase decuments but vere shom to him in orcer that ke, Lohr
[8123]Assoc, Dir, Zo mghe inentify “tho the final authority ras in approving, & such
[8125]Dep, AD Adm,
[8127]Dep. AD lav. _ HOCRMONES ,.
[8129]PBI uncer ie. t Teaver "s_ GivectorGht wm RL
[8131]Asst. Dir.:
[8132]Admin,
[8133]Comp. Syst, — In addition te the above, the Stars 2 Lepbers asked
[8134]pt Mois ie, iohe to explain the difference bet: 70en an Sac" ‘Yettor and
[8135]Gen, Inv letter to all S$ics, They also asked Me. Moke. dg the Eurcau Yad
[8136]Ieee Exvintaines a separate File on all SAC Letters, ) x ae
[8137]Lubersrey ok = 67- (Personnel Filetof John P. Mohr) 4
[8138]Plan. & Eval, _ a
[8139]pec. Inv, \"
[8140]Teining MOC: elr@¥ J 1)
[8141]ee —-(10) SEE NOTE PAGE THREE
[8142]Director Sac'y... «§ « MAIL ROOM[__] TELETYPE uNIT (_] ENCLOSURE . em j Hf PO 924-346
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[8149]e s
[8151]wpe wep pera a ce pe eee g qin sees mgr peg cae 5
[8153]DU. i. DICT SOLECS COMLIEREDA hi BIECLLIGS CES AORIVECTCH
[8155]+) eee op: - : La ye te 7 a ao om . co sgre S Shoe we
[8157]403 PARRY IS) OF YOM AOA2%orO YT £0 THA DE Cant deal Pp.
[8158]VM TY See S94
[8160]SLE becetre
[8161]“Hp [TIRES
[8163]ae,
[8165]2a, Ushe vas olce queshioned about tha gseacccunres
[8166]ko €elloved Im soemtins te, J. Eeuar Heover'’a offdeo after
[8167]°%e,. Haovear’s ¢sath, Ua. Ushy told the Staff Uerbers that
[8168]the ovtiole .vhich appoore: im “Lho Uasbincten Stas" by
[8169]eolermsist Jereoiah O'imary vas an aeonrate tecngdia: of
[8170]what tes place following Ge. Maover’g death, Tha oraft
[8171]Nerboeg roquested Tr. Vohe covderr in considerable detail
[8172]eooethy that he did ta saeuee Ue. Hoover's offiea fabloring
[8173]his acath.
[8175]the question of former fssselate Liscetar Clyda
[8176]teivents will vas also raised by Steff Lorhora. Ue. Tishe
[8177]aovigad tha intervievors that Willecy Taleen, beothor af
[8178]Glyds Enloon, had nok cecidei at that time whother he vas
[8179]poine ta egntecst the wilt.
[8181]i. Uohe vas aleo ashed abawt the vhereabauts of
[8182]Miss Yolen foray, gormer Teamitive fesiotant toe ie. Heavar.
[8183]He auviued that bo did bnew hor uborenhouks ang teLlerhens
[8184]number but promiced he veuld mt moveal thom te anyon.
[8185]le. Usher vas asked chether Jas Ceney cowl! agen ta bein>
[8186]intezviewuod by Staff Mombors of the S56, He acvised thet
[8187]he vould attempt to porsuaca Mise Caniy to aceca to bainy
[8188]intorvicra. om tha cendition he be alloca to bo pracen’
[8189]“uring the oveire intervies. Tho Gtaff Ussbexs Interpaccd
[8190]na objection to that arwancemont ond Ue. Lohr Initieated that
[8191]fin wewkd acviee Me, Gitenstein of Iss Gandy'’s Costece unvler
[8192]the aaniitdons stipulated above.
[8194]ta May 12, 1973, Me. ifsbe telephenieally aoyiuad
[8195]that ha reeslied sera elJitional topias eovarad caring the
[8196]tatoesios of May 9, 1975, whieh ho Jesdred ta Suenish te tke
[8197]VSI. Upeeifienlly, iz. Mehr ccealle! thet ho vas asked if he
[8198]ieert vhe preperad tha “surroptiticus letters the Dares hou
[8199]rafled in tha Seeialiot Verkers Farty case. iy. Mehr advice?
[8200]tha Steff Uerbors that he cid net kaa but geresumed thes
[8201]Latters vera pranure! dm tha Vecument Section of tha YoT
[8202]Lokoratery.
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[8207]men oe Re el ae et els Pe ee aS re, age ~, a rol ata are eee
[8208]U. 5. SOUATE SCLncr CRITE G3 ELELISiCh AGPIVILTCS
[8210]Ror TWERVEG? OF PORMGA AGSISEAGT TO Ti: DER OPI JOG v.
[8212]IHR BY SSS SEAT? IETMEIS
[8214]at
[8216]BS Meade te,
[8218]ts, Mebr also rcenlied thet cecice hin tntcevicr of
[8220]May 9, 1075, ko had adviced ities ancy bed turned over te
[8221]We. Mork Pkt of tho PEE the off4elal and cankscential flies
[8222]of Ee. Beover vhich amsunted to one-half a Eile draver.
[8223]Cubsequonbiy, ie. Mole lesrned from Miss Cancty that the official
[8224]ans corficentiel files turned over to Le. Pelt amounted ta
[8225]onc ang one-half ff1c deerers, ‘This information ras sxbeaguonthy
[8226]fumishad to Ur. Glienctein by Ia. Mohr. fm that occasion,
[8227]ig, Gitengtoin askew te, isthe vhethes an Phemicni List of the
[8228]erfieial and confidential files vas rave ond Ef! se views the
[8229]List vas, Uske teld Gitensteain thot ha was sara a List -as
[8230]tate and thet in cll probability the list aoccetranied the
[8232]fvieisl and eenticential Files turned over te Me. Pols by
[8233]Wises Gancw.
[8235]fm addition ta the above, Me. Mohr on Moy 12, 1975,
[8236]eomalled that Gitenstein acked ekeuwt a requiroment of cll Parcag
[8237]cmployees tha tum over any confidential Files in thete ressagsion
[8238]endomed by Ue. Hsaver followin. the revelation that fermir
[8239]Assistant to the Pirceter Tiiliom 6. Sullivan hed ternal over
[8240]eertain tanficontial ffies te fermor Assistant Atternay Ceneral
[8241]Taedian, ie. lol auviead Giterstain thot Me. Meover hau in
[8242]fact tovicd suth a caqgii¢crent on fureau offfeliais ani that ull
[8243]eonfiidontinl giles vara to bo tummed aver to Ee, Vekt alens with
[8244]a moteraicem osplainin: tha mature of these files, ltenviein
[8245]ached Moke shore Chace memoranda vewld be filed. Usle cespontded
[8246]by sayins he petcsumad they vore contidential totorance and vould
[8247]have cenag with the conticential files temned over ta Me. Pelt by
[8248]Tuvean efficinis maintainin~ ouh lies.
[8250]NOTE: The original and one copy of this IMM is being furnished
[8251]to the Attorney General. ‘The copy is te be forrarded by the
[8252]Attorney General to Mir. James A, Wilderotter, Associate Counsel
[8253]to the President. The information herein vas taken from tve
[8254]mamoranda, Cregar to tannall, dated 5/9 and 12/75 entitled
[8255]"Senstudy 75."
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[8260]who Min EZ,
[8262]1 — Mee
[8263]1M tire R-Wanna Lies
[8265]June 2, 1975 1 - Mr. W. 0. Cresar
[8266]- 1 - Mr. S, F. Phillips
[8268]lt ORAL INFORMATION PROVIDED TO THE SENATE
[8269]. SELECT CO STIGATING
[8270]ELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (ssc)
[8271]ere ON
[8273]1. SUBJECT: FBI mail flow procedures and other
[8274]miscellanéous matters,
[8276]2. WITMESS' ORGANIZATION: Retired Special Agent, FBI
[8278]3. FILE REFEREVCE WO.: 62-116395
[8280]4. DATE OF INTERVIEW: 5/9/75
[8282]5. INTERVIEWERS: SSC Staff Members Mark Gitenstein,
[8283]Lester B, Seidel, and Thomas Dawson. ty
[8285]6. GLASSIFICATION OF INFORMATION: Unclassified —
[8287]7. SUMMARY OF CONTENT: The witness vas questioned and
[8288]furnished information concerning procedures relating to the
[8290]flow of mail at FBI Headquarters and other miscellaneous matters
[8291]such as the difference between an SAC Letter and a letter to all
[8293]SAGs.
[8294]8, RELATION TO INTELLIGENCE COMMUITITY | Hone«
[8295]rs ae EN
[8296]62-116395 oy ee y poo) % ee
[8297]SFP: ekwimy HERE: 7 /G-O/ ws RIbEE et jar
[8298]; \ i a
[8299]NOTE: Original via liaison to Central Community Index in
[8300]connection with Senstudy 75.
[8301]Aas ie y , REC-100 --/9 3
[8302]Dep. AD Adm. _
[8303]cargo oe bop - EE
[8304]Admin,
[8305]Comp. Syst. —__ ye Alii an 15715
[8306]Ext. Affairs —_
[8307]Files & Com. ~~ Ft re
[8308]Gen. Inv. —_——e
[8310]Inspection 4
[8312]Intell.
[8313]Laboratory
[8314]Plan. & Eval, _
[8315]Spec. Inv.
[8316]Training
[8318]Lega! Coun,
[8320]Telephone Rm.
[8321]Director Socty MAIL ROOM[__] - TELETYPE uNnIT (_]} GPO 974345
[8323]é 6 Bocidiidesoses Page 140
[8326]OPTIONAL FORM HO, 10 . q 5010-106 r
[8328]MAY 1962 EDITION
[8330]GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27 J
[8332]UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Assoc. Dir,
[8334]Ona Ok Fal
[8335]Memorandum ects mae
[8337]ol : Mr. J. B. Adams DATE: 5-29-75 Files & Com, —
[8339]Gen. Inv.
[8341]Ident.
[8344]— ale
[8345](0- Ogee
[8346]SUBJECT SENSTUDY 75 . Spee. Inv.
[8347]raining
[8348]a Telephone Rm. —_
[8350]Director Sec*y __
[8352]Deputy Assistant Attorney General, K. William
[8353]O'Connor requested on 5-28-75, that he be given the opportunity
[8354]to review summaries of the five recently uncovered COINTELPRO
[8355]programs. O'Connor stated that in view of captioned Committee's
[8356]request concerning COINTELPRO and his position of being in charge
[8357]of Bureau and Departmental responses to Committee requests, he }
[8358]felt that it would be advantageous for him to be generally aware,
[8359]of the contents of the five newly uncovered programs. PY
[8360]Mr. O'Connor stated he had previously reviewed the other &
[8361]COINTELPRO programs. [wot te in Ctl Rigats Divistog] , oe
[8363]RECOMMENDATION :
[8365]That Mr. OfConnor be allowed to review the five
[8366]recently uncovered COINTELPRO programs.
[8368]{ ALLINFORMATION CONTAINED _
[8370]HEREIN IS | SIFIE
[8371]2 ‘ DATE head Y ROBUE lew
[8372]- Mr. Wannall f
[8374]- Mr. Cregar ING
[8375]- Mr. Ryan
[8377]Mr. Mintz
[8379]- Mr. Hotis ve
[8381]- Mr. Daly f
[8383]PyDreck + (oa-LMG.2:
[8386]1
[8388]NW 68796 Docld:37989588 Page 141
[8391]“ 4 co
[8395]WAY 1962 16 1ON
[8397]GSA GEN, REG. NO, 27
[8399]UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Assoc. Dir.
[8401]Dep, AD Adm. _
[8402]‘ Dep. AD Inv. —
[8403]) \ {f a mM 1- Mr. J. B. Adams Asst, Dir.:
[8404]iA emoranau 1 - Mr. T. J. Jenkins Admin,
[8405]Me Whe Le come: Syst —
[8406]TO : Mr. W. R. wanna { DATE: 5/22/75 Files & Com
[8407]Gen. Inv.
[8408]. i- Mr. J. A. Mintz tent.
[8409]FROM : W. of ecar 1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall ead cal
[8411]eS 1 Mr. W. O. Cregar Pn 8 Bh
[8412]SUBJECT{ SENSTUDY - 75 re BP
[8413]_aesPes—>” Telephone Rms
[8414]( Director See’y __
[8415]wolfe?
[8416]Reference is made to my memorandum dated 5/19/75 v/a
[8417]advising of the receipt of a letter from the Senate Select
[8419]Committee (SSC) to the Attorney General dated 5/14/75, appending
[8420]requests for additional documents and other information.
[8422]Specific attention is invited to Appendix A, item
[8423]number 5, which requests:
[8425]discussing the legal authority of the FBI to use the followin
[8426]techniques to (1) investigate internal security matters, (2)
[8427]collect intelligence information, and (3) engage in counter-
[8428]intelligence activities (see letter from the Chief Counsel to
[8429]the Deputy Attorney General dated April 23, 1975):
[8431]"All Memoranda of the FBI and the Justice "eeliawtny/,
[8432]GA
[8434]a. All forms of electronic surveillance, including
[8435]consensual electronic surveillance;
[8437]b. All forms of mail surveillance, including mail
[8438]covers and opening mai/liz INFORMATION CONTAINED
[8440]HERENY IS pp. r>
[8441]c. Surreptitious entry; DATE 4 BY 4 La j
[8442]d. All forms of physical surveillance, including
[8443]agent infiltration, observation, photography,
[8445]and remote viewing and sensing devices;
[8447]e. Informants, including possible entrapment, provo-
[8448]cation, interference with lawyer-client relation-
[8449]ship, or other problems;
[8451]£. Obtaining bank, credit, or other personal informa-
[8455]gs iIncommunicado interrogation;
[8457]62-116395 "7 JUN 5 1975
[8460](6) CONTINUED - OVER
[8462]RwdesldNN Bocide8ease8 Page 142
[8464]“aE
[8468]buf os
[8470]Memorandum to
[8471]Re: SENSTUDY
[8472]62-116395
[8474]Mr. W. R. Wannall
[8475]- 75
[8477]Maintenance of files and records;
[8479]Dissemination of information from files and
[8480]records;
[8482]So-called "COINTELPRO" techniques and methods,
[8483]including all forms of organizational 'disruption.'"
[8485]Appendix B, item number 4, requests:
[8487]"For each of the techniques described in Item 5 of
[8488]Appendix A above, all memoranda and other materials relating
[8490]to:
[8492]The original decision to utilize the technique in
[8493]internal security, intelligence collection, and/or
[8494]counterintelligence matters, operations, or
[8495]activities. —
[8497]The policies and procedures of the FBI for the
[8498]utilization of the technique in internal security,
[8499]intelligence collection, and/or counterintelligence
[8500]matters, operations, or activities." ‘
[8502]Tt would appear appropriate that response to Appendix
[8503]A, item number 5, be prepared by the Legal Counsel Division...
[8504]Tt is also apparent that response to Appendix B, item number 4, °~
[8505]should be closely coordinated although responsibility for research
[8507]in this area would appear to fall more logically within the
[8508]Intelligence Division.
[8512]‘1.
[8514]That Legal Counsel Division assume responsibility
[8516]for preparing response contained in Appendix A, Item number 5.
[8518]NW 68296 Docid:32989568 Page 143
[8520]-2- CONTINUED - OVER
[8522]RECOMMENDATIONS - CONTINUED
[8525]Memorandum to Mr. W. R. Wannall
[8526]Re: SENSTUDY - 75
[8527]62-116395
[8529]RECOMMENDATIONS. — CONTINUED:
[8531]2. Intelligence Division will assume responsibility
[8532]for preparing response to item number 4, Appendix B, with input
[8533]from the Legal Counsel Division.
[8535]pul. ap
[8537]aun OW
[8539]NW 58296 Docid:32989588 Page 144
[8541]2- Mr. S. F. Phillips.
[8543]June 3, 1975
[8545]MATERTAL FOR SENATE.SELECT COMMITTEE (SSC)
[8546]INVESTIGATING INTELLIGENCE ACLIVITIES
[8549]Nena ests Uns Caeh Ee aE wal EES STE A OS
[8551]1. TITLE/SUBJECT: Legal Authorities of the FBI
[8552]2. ORIGINATING ORGANIZATION: FBI
[8554]3. HATURE OF MATERIAL: Letterhead memorandum (LHM)
[8555]and its enclosures described below.
[8557]4, DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: Soné of the énclosures to
[8558]the LHM classified "Top Seeret."
[8560]C
[8561]5. NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION STAMP: Should have (4.
[8563]6, SUMMARY OF CONTENTS: The LHM refers to a prior LHM
[8564]furnished to the SSC enclosing a copy of "Intelligence Division
[8565]Position Paper on Jurisdiction" dated 2/13/75 and noted that
[8566]certain exhibits were extracted prior to dissemination due to
[8567]Third Agency Rule considerations. LHM advised that those
[8568]considerations had been resolved and that the exhibits were
[8569]being furnished with the LEM.
[8571]7. REQUESTOR/DATE OF REQUEST: SSC. 3/19/75. Response
[8572]pertains to Part I of the SSC original letter of request dated
[8574]3/19/75. ALL INFOR
[8575]HEREIN Sa CONTAINED «
[8576]8. RELEASING AUTHORITY: FBr = PATE = Ae By Ry, Vn”
[8578]a
[8579]9. DATE OF SUBMISSION: 5/20/75 ~~~ By a Mo 2px" - 190
[8580]10. LOCATION OF FILE COPY: FBI file 62-116395
[8582]Assoc. Dir, __—
[8584]Dep. AD Adm. — 11. RELATION TO INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY PROBIEMS: Third
[8585]Dep. AD Inv. . .
[8587]ast de: Agency Rule clearances obtained.
[8589]Admia, ____— o
[8591]Comp. Syst. - - i
[8593]|
[8595]Ext. Affairs 62=116395 ~ oe ah a7 JUN 5 19%
[8596]Files & Com. — u/ ‘ [2 ll Ly
[8598]Ger. nv. SEP selar“t 5 / 7 a
[8599]inrsio OTE: stien Non OTE: Original via liaison to Central Community Index in
[8601]Loborstory ey connection with Senstudy 75. a“ 4)
[8603]Plon. & Eval. . :
[8605]Teton. rif jo
[8607]‘go! Coun, __ .
[8609]ane see's _ MAIL ROOM(] TELETYPE uNIT(] GPO : 1975 © - 569-920
[8611]Bezb6) Doclg:32089588 Page 145
[8614]Assoc. Dir.
[8615]Dep, AD Adm. _.
[8616]Dep. AD Inv. __
[8618]Asst. Dir.:
[8620]Admin.
[8621]Comp. Syst.
[8623]Ext. Affairs
[8624]Files & Com.
[8626]Gen. Inv.
[8627]Ident.
[8628]Inspection
[8629]Intell.
[8630]Laboratory
[8631]Plan. & Eval. _.
[8632]Spec. Inv.
[8634]Training rem
[8636]Legal Coun.
[8638]Telephone,
[8640]Bios 2 5 Docld:32989588 Page 146
[8642]oe a ON
[8644](i : J. W. Hines)
[8646]- LeWel Counsel Division
[8647](Ll - Mr. J. B. Hotis)
[8648]Mr. W. R. Wannall
[8650]tir. W. O. Cregar
[8652]- Mr. K. A. Mendenhall
[8654]ele Ne
[8657]The Attorney General May 29, 1975
[8659]EuL INFORMATION CONTAINED _
[8660]Director, FBI DANE PS/OS C0 ay CPIOLM Joga
[8662]UHITED STATES SENATE -SELECT.COMITTIES
[8665]ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES By) wo a yee
[8666]yl _
[8667]he
[8669]e
[8671]Reference is made to a letter from the Senate Select
[8672]Committee dated May 14, 1975, ‘with attached appendices A thre D
[8673]requesting certain documents and other information,
[8675]Under item 26 of Appendix C, a request is made for
[8676]"All reports prepared by the Office of Criminal Justice of
[8677]the Department of Justice pursuant to the request in September /
[8678]1974 of the Attorney General and/or Deputy Attorney General ot
[8679]pe. rtaining | to the so-called ‘Wounded Knee’ case and any other o .=—-—-
[8680]so-called ‘political trial’ or other prosecutions brought by
[8681]the Special Litigation Section of the Internal Sceurity Division."
[8683]Under item 27 of Appendix C request is made of the
[8684]Federal Bureau of Investigation for "All memoranda or other
[8685]materials prepared by the FBI relating to the yeports described
[8686]in Item 26.'
[8688]The Departmont is requested to advise this Bureau if
[8690]reports which are requested in Appendix Cc under item 26 with
[8692]espoet to the "'Wounded Knea' case” were furnished to the PBI.
[8693]Tf such reports were Furnished please advise under what captions
[8694]and dates these reports were submitted and identify by captions
[8695]and dates all FBI communications on which your reports vere
[8696]based. If these reports were not furnished this Burea please
[8697]provide copies to us when you identify the PEI a re gQ
[8699]as requested herein. REC; 4 ; ;
[8700]0 ga -Sle 375
[8702]You are also requested to provi Ke to this Bureau
[8703]copies of those reports, including sufficient information
[8704]identifying FBI comaunications on which they were based, which
[8705]will be furnished the Senate Sclect Committee per its request
[8706]for “any other so~called ‘political trial’ or other prosecutions xP v4
[8707]brought by the Special Litigation Section of the alnborpal wn
[8709]MAIL ROOM(S“ TELETYPE UNIT] 7
[8711]Security Division." | a . df } o .
[8712]62116395 . Honk oy ae: yp 9% 8% an
[8713]RAM:ome tv. GL, a en
[8714]75K 10) @ SEE NOTE PAGE 2 ,
[8715]{ WS
[8717]6-463 (tel ° GPO 954.546
[8719]oe gg
[8721].
[8724]Tho Attorney Cenoral
[8726]Tnagmuch as this Bureau's response to item 27 of
[8727]Appondiz C enclosed with referenced letter deponds on your
[8728]response to Ltem 26, you are requasted to furish the desired
[8729]information as soon as possible in order that we may comply with
[8730]the Senate Saloct Committes roquest. Since all reports requested
[8731]under Lten 26 vere prepared by the Department this Bureau will
[8732]take no action to provide copies of theso ronorts to tha
[8733]Comilttee.
[8735]1 ~ Tha Doputy Attorney Coneral
[8736]Attention: KE, Wilifam o'connor
[8737]Special Counsel for
[8738]intelligenca Coordination
[8740]NOTE :
[8742]Until such time as we determine what information will
[8743]be furnished the Senate Select Committee by the Department under
[8744]item 26 mentioned above we believe our response on item 27 to
[8745]the Senate Select Committee should be delayed. This will enable
[8746]us to provide material requested by the Senate Select Committee
[8747]which will correspond to information being provided by the
[8748]Department,
[8750]{ Trial material relating to Wounded-Knee case was
[8752]handled by the General Investigative Division and this part
[8753]of the request is being coordinated with SA J. C. Gordon who
[8754]supervised the Wounded~Knee case. Upon receipt of requested
[8755]information from the Department, General Investigative Division
[8756]will be notified so an appropriate response may be corvplicda
[8757]regarding Wounded-Knee matter. Intelligence Division will
[8758]conduct necessary reviews for information pertaining to other
[8759]prosecutions by "Special Litigation Section" of the Dcpertmont.
[8761]» NW 88296 Dochd:325989588 Page 147
[8764]MEMORANDUM FOR:
[8766]SUBJECT H Certification of Clearances for Classified : *
[8767]Information and Compartmented Information
[8768].. __-~ ""6f Staff Méimbers of the Senate Select Committee
[8772], oN
[8773]; NX
[8774]_ Seethaly - ors )
[8776]1. Ariingements: have been  made-86 that the Compartmented
[8777]Information Branch (CIB) of CIA ¥ Will maintain,-as a matter of common
[8778]concern, an up-to-date listing of all staff members of the Senate
[8779]Select Committee who have been certified by the Committee for
[8780]access to classified information up to and including TOP SECRET
[8781]and also those who have been certified and briefed for compartmented
[8782]information,
[8784]2, CIB will attempt to keep this listing in a current status
[8785]and telephone inquiries can be made by calling 351-5507 (IDS 143-5507)
[8786]during the hours 0800 to 1730 Monday through Friday. Periodically,
[8787]a current listing of the individuals certified will be disseminated to
[8788]members of the USIB Ad Hoc Group.
[8790]3. It is contemplated this same procedure will be followed
[8791]for the House Select Committee when certification of clearances are
[8792]received from this Committee and you will be advised when such
[8794]procedure is instituted. .
[8795]i ‘ wa Ger.
[8796]bo oe Shea 39S
[8798]° | ro ote easton s
[8799]. ohn M, Clarke
[8800]Associate Deputy to the DCI
[8801]for the Intelligence Community
[8803]Merete,
[8804]NOT RECORDED”
[8805]42° JUL 25 1975
[8807]0 wondhe 200 v ;
[8808]62-1] a
[8810]| Sud g8296 DcRGTHs9588 Page 148
[8813]DPTIONAL FORM,NO. 10 } F! 5010-106 4
[8814]. Bees @
[8815]UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
[8817]Assoc. Dir. ___
[8819]Dep. AD Adm. —
[8820]Dep. AD Inv.
[8821]Memorandum wri
[8822]Comp. Syst. ——
[8823]ro; Mr. J. Adams pare, 6/21/75 coe
[8824]Gen. Inv.
[8825]n fr Ident. —_____—
[8826]FROM =: Legal Couns bat —
[8827]Plon. & Eval. —
[8828]suujecT? SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE io ti
[8830]baolfé Hes
[8831]ly a ‘Rn. —_
[8833]Director See’y —_
[8835]At approximately 9:00 a.m. on May 21, 1975, retired / Hox, Lait
[8836]Special Agent Alan G. Sentinella. appeared in my office prior to ‘ss
[8837]his g@pointment to receive a subpoena and to testify at 9:30 a.m. on 5/21/75
[8838]at Washington, D.C., before the Senate Select Commiittee. I told
[8839]Mr. Sentinella that it would not be possible for me to furnish him personal
[8840]counsel prior to or during his testimony, however I felt it was appropriate
[8841]for me to furnish him certain information. I told Mr. Sentinella that he
[8842]was entitled to be represented by a personal counsel of his own choice
[8843]at any time and that if he chose to Secure the services of a private attorney
[8844]he was at liberty to do so.
[8846]Talso told Mr. Sentinella that under the rules of the Senate aw
[8847]Select Committee (Rule 6.4), a witness may be accompanied by counsel 5
[8848]during testimony and a witness who is unable to obtain counsel may
[8849]_inform the Committee of that fact and the Committee is obliged to endeavor
[8850]to obtain voluntary counsel for the witness. I told him that the rules
[8851]further provide that the failure to obtain counsel would not excuse him from
[8852]appearing and testifying.
[8854]Tasked Mr. Sentinella whether he had been given any advice
[8855]by the Committee concerning his right to counsel and whether he had received
[8856]a copy of the Committee's rules as required by regulations in the rules
[8857](Rule 6.1). Mr. Sentinella said that he had not been so advised and he had
[8858]not been given a copy of the rules by any representative of the Committee.
[8860]PERSONNEL RECORDS UNTE
[8862]COPY RETAINED IN
[8864]I told Mr. Sentinella that as to matters other than the presence _
[8865]of personal counsel, no understanding had been reached with the Committee.
[8867]1 - Mr. Wannall 36 1¢}
[8868]1- Mr. Cregar REP. od we i ©
[8870]1 - Mr. Hotis Gs Loe oo i 63 72,
[8872]1- Mr. Mintz = AtL Ineo, a ae ees EZ
[8874]RRA
[8875]JAM:mtd (6) » HERE! REISS ASS See TAINED CONTREFEP nA
[8877]<OL By (Mi
[8878]pampcscarcens_, Ea 7
[8880]EG) Hoss
[8882]+ ad
[8883]-32989588 Page 149 ee
[8885]ad
[8887]e
[8890]Memorandum to Mr. Adams
[8891]Re: Senate Select Committee
[8893]I further explained to him that the Attorney General Order relating to
[8894]responses to subpoenas would apply to him and that we had been advised
[8896]that the Department had approved a waiver of the Attorney General Order
[8897]limitation permitting his testimony, but only as to matters concerning
[8898]Martin Luther King, Jr., and Stanley David Levison, and the Southern
[8899]Christian Leadership Conference, including related matters. Itold ~
[8901]Mr. Sentinella that should the questioning involve other areas and he was
[8903]in doubt as to his authorization to respond, he could request an opportunity to
[8904]consult with the Department to secure approval for his testimonyf¢onsistent
[8905]with the terms of the Attorney General Order. I also reminded Mi\_Sentinella
[8906]that a representative of the FBI would be available during his testimony
[8908]for such consultation as he felt might be necessary. I told him that
[8910]SA Paul Daly would be available for that purpose. ~
[8912]I told Mr. Sentinella that our concern is not that matters of
[8913]historical fact might be revealed, but that testimony which might be
[8914]required of him could impair the Bureau's current efforis to discharge its
[8915]responsibilities. I explained that in specific terms what this meant was that
[8916]information that would identify sensitive sources, techniques or methods,
[8917]or that would identify confidential informants, or would expose current
[8918]investigative operations should be reserved for members of the Committee
[8919]or perhaps the Chairman of the Committee depending upon the sensitivity
[8920]of the particular information. I advised him that in the event such matters
[8921]are involved in the questioning he could request consultation and that
[8922]arrangements could be made for the answers to be supplied under appropriately
[8923]limited conditions. I told Mr. Sentinella that as to other areas of possible
[8924]testimony, the Bureau would impose no request that he decline to answer
[8925]questions.
[8927]Mr. Sentinella advised me that he understood the matters I
[8928]had explained to him and that he did not at this time feel the need of personal
[8929]counsel because he said that he did not regard the appearance as one in the
[8930]nature of a grand jury appearance. I told Mr. Sentinella that he should
[8931]be aware that his testimony would be given under oath and in the event
[8932]he made a satement that was self-incriminatory, it could be used against
[8933]him. I reminded him I was not advising him in order to deter him from
[8934]furnishing testimony, but only telling him of the protections he has under the
[8936]-2- CONTINUED - OVER
[8938]. NW 88796 Docld:32989588 Page 150
[8942]oo
[8943]od r ™~
[8946]Memorandum to Mr. Adams
[8947]Re: Senate Select Committee
[8949]Constitution against self-incrimination. He said he would keep
[8950]that matter in mind.
[8952]Mr. Sentinella said that he would like to volunteer the
[8953]results of his interview at the conclusion of the interview and he also
[8954]would like to have an opportunity to review a transcript of the testimony
[8955]for accuracy.
[8957]RECOMMENDATION:
[8959]For information.
[8961]a
[8962](ea
[8964]NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 151
[8967]oes es <n
[8969]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[8971]S COMMUNICATIONS SECTION ®
[8972]NR O19 SF PLAIN "AY 4 HANEE
[8974]{ “Z,
[8975]7:09PM NITEL MAY 16, 1975 KEK serrAylep waa
[8977]TO: DIRECTOR (62- 116395) (ATTN: OFFICE OF LEGAL COUNSEL) | Gen. Tav.
[8979]i Inspection
[8981]| Laboratory
[8982]{ Plan. & Eval,
[8983]i Spee. Inv. hei
[8984]Training
[8985]Legal Coun.
[8986]Telephone
[8987]Director Ace
[8989]| Assoc. Dir, |
[8990]f Dep.-A.D.-Adm._
[8992]| Comp. Syst, ___
[8993]} Ext, Affairs —_ —
[8994]f Files & Com, —_
[8996]V FROM: SAN FRANCISCO (62- ~6§887)
[8998]3
[9000]Be
[9001]SENSTUDY, 1975
[9003]RE BUREAU NITEL TO ALL OFFICES MAY 2, 1975.
[9004]ON MAY 16, 1975, FORMER SAN FRANCISCO SUPERVISOR DAVID E. TODD op
[9006]—_—— -
[9008]CALLED AND ADVISED HE HAD RECEIVED CALL FROM LESTER SEIDEL, SENATE
[9009]SELECT COMMITTEE, WANTING-TO INTERVIEW TODD RE DOMESTIC COUNTERINTEL~ [p
[9011]LIGENCE OPERATIONS, SPECIFICALLY, BLACK PANTHER PARTY. TODD SAID HE
[9013]WANTED TO BE COOPERATIVE BUT WAS APPREHENSIVE REGARDING DIVULGING
[9015]INFORMATION AS A RESULT OF HIS FBI EMPLOYMENT. HE WAS INSTRUCTED TO
[9017]IMMEDIATELY CALL COLLECT THE OFFICE OF THE LEGAL COUNSEL AT FBIHQ.
[9019]HE SAID HE WOULD DO THIS.
[9021]TODD ALSO ADVISED THAT SEIDEL HAD TOLD HIM THE COMMITTEE ALSO
[9022]WANTED TO INTERVIEW FORMER SAN FRANCISCO SUPERVISOR ALBERT P. CLARK.
[9024]b 2 -/16395~- ig
[9026]qy7 MAY 28 1975
[9028]aut ISR TON GEN TAIEND 5
[9030]Bare 3 As LID sy Pg. Ay
[9032]NWF 88296 Doclhd:32989588 Page 152
[9034]FEDERAL GURERY OF MXEEOATION
[9035]DOMMUNIGATIONS SECTION
[9037]MAY 29 we
[9039]TELETYPE
[9041](se
[9043]NR@BS AX CODE
[9045]3:29 AMURG ENT MAY 29, 1975 DKL
[9046]TO DIRECTOR (62-116395)
[9048]FROM ALEXANDRIA (62-217) (RUC) 1 PAGE
[9049]Oe
[9050]. SENSTUDY 75.
[9054]| 43
[9055]- REBUTEL TO ALEXANDRIA, MAY 28, 1975 Ju)
[9056]ma
[9058]ON MAY 29, 1975, FORMER EMPLOYEES COURTLAND J.JONES AND
[9059]tB RNARD A. WELLS WERE CONTACTED BY ASAC MICHAEL A. MORROW,
[9062]ite ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU INSTRUCTIONS, AND FURNISHED INFORMATION
[9063]ser OUT iN REFERENCED TELETYPE.
[9065]END . 7
[9066]HOLD ALL SE RMATION Con ee oft on
[9067]SERED, SGGHTA RELY a9
[9068]one Its Pe Sunapee bn MAE
[9069]Vee
[9072]84 SUL 4a oon Come
[9073]._NW 88296 Docld:3
[9075]588 Page 153
[9078]Assoc uu. ......
[9080]} Dep-A.D.~-Adm_. |
[9081]@ Dep-A.D-Inv.._. |
[9083]+ ag Y Asst. Dir:
[9084]j ( ipl Admin ~ -
[9085]f . . . FEBERAL BUREAU CF invEstrONTIa: f Comp. Svst,
[9086]IR 992 BA CODED COMMUNICATIONS SECTION | Fis @ com. —/
[9087]} Gen. Inv.
[9088]7349 PM NITEL3730/75 JAN MAY 3.0 1975 lent.
[9089]TO: DIREGTOR (62-116395) Ox { fp inte Mt cit
[9090]TELETYP E Lateaony a
[9092]FROM: “BALTIMORE (66-3127)
[9093]“ceusttioy
[9094]RE BUTEL MAY 28, 1975.0”!
[9096]} Spee. Inv. .
[9097]} Training
[9099]if
[9101]{HE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS WERE CONTACTED ON THE INDICATED
[9102]DATES BY THE ASAG AND INSTRUCTIONS INRETEL FOLLOWED.
[9104]NORE OF THEM HAVE BEEN CONTACTED BY THE SENATE SELECT
[9105]cNITTEE STAFF TO DATE, AND EACH STATED THEY WOULD CONTACT THE
[9106]re SHOULD THEY BE CONTACTED IN THE FUTURE.
[9108]2 WAY 29, 1975 ~ ROBERT H. HAYNES, 285 NORTHMOOR DRIVE, _—
[9109]Sty ER SPRING, MARYLAND.
[9111]i “MAY 30, 1975 - ERNEST H. BELTER, 616 EDNOR ROAD, SILVER
[9113]sPRENG . WARYLAND. |
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[9128]MAY 30, 1975 - STERLING B. DONAHOE, 2815 SPIRAL LANE,
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[9147]NW 88296 Docid:32989588 Page 154
[9150]‘Assoc. Dir.
[9152]af P , | Dep.-A.D-Adm.__.
[9153]; FENEHAL KHER A Gate j Dep-A.D. “Inv.
[9154]ob wane COMMUNIGATIONS SeoTloW |
[9155]IRE CG CODE Yio 01875 Comp. Syst of
[9156]‘ 77Pi MITEL 5/3e/75 FMM LA P f Files & Com. __. |
[9157]re eon Gen. for. ——
[9158]ff TO DIRFCTOR (62-116395) ee ee R A coe Ident.
[9159]’ j ey =F}
[9160]Intell. Ce 2fB4F <7
[9161]yh FROM CHICAGO ‘ Laboratoey af
[9162]J f Plan. & Eval
[9163]O ; Spec. Inv... #
[9165]i Training .
[9166]} Legal C —_
[9167]SFNSTIMY 75, , f Legal Coun.
[9169]i Telephone Rn.
[9173]RERUTEL MAY 28, 1975.
[9175]PURSUANT TO BUREAI INSTRUCT IONS, MISS OLGA CIFSA was
[9176]OMT ACTED FY SAC, CHICAGO, ON MAY 34, I975 RFGARNING CAPTIONSD ~
[9177]Farrer. SHE STATFD SHF STILL RESIDES 19479 SOV'TH IPMIANA
[9179]_. AVENUE, CHICAGO, AND IS STILL EMPLOYED AS AN FXFCITIVE ch /;
[9180]= SECRETARY aT THE FIRM OF FRIST Aim FRNST, ATTORNFYS, Tf!
[9181]4 ao
[9182]° CHICAGO. ~
[9184]" MISS CIFSA YAS ADVISFD THAT THF SFNATY CFLFCT COMMITTEE —
[9186]“HAD MANF INAUIRY AS TO HFR LAST ¥NoN ADDRFSS , INDICATING
[9187]THE POSSIPILITY THAT THEY MAY DFSIRE TO INTFRVIE! HER, CHF
[9188]WAS FUPTHER ADVISED THAT IP TH? SVENT SYP TS IMTERVIFURN ANN
[9189]AMING THE COURSE OF SAMF ANY QtT@’ ST IONS MERE ASHEN PFLATIVE
[9190]TO SENSITIVE BURFAW OPFRAT TONS: FIC,, SHE COULD REOMEPST THE
[9191]ASSISTANCE OF AN AGENT TO BF PRESENT DURING THR INTERVIFM,
[9193]AULT ORMATIOM co NEG:
[9195]HERTS UNCLA
[9196]DATS VIGOL
[9198]S4JUN5 1975
[9200]NW 88296 Docid:32989588 Page 155
[9205]~ ‘PAGE TWO
[9206]SHE WAS FURTHER ADVISED THAT IF AFTER TH ae THERE
[9208]™“
[9210]WERE ANY CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH PRFSFMTFN A AEST ION IN HER
[9211]M¥tD SHE COULD CONTACT THE PYRFAI'S LFRAL foriNery, NTYTeroN
[9212]“rr WASHINGTON, D.C., COLLECT, FOR APY ASSISTANCE THAT
[9213]NIVISION COULD AFFORR HEP,
[9215]MISS CIFSA WAS AT A LOSS TO UNDFRSTANM HY THT SENATE
[9217]SFLECT COMMITTEE WOULD DESIRE TO INTFRVIFH HER ANN ANT SRN
[9219]THAT I! ALL PPOBARILITY SHE “OULD aS! FOR THT ASSISTANCE
[9220]OF AN AGENT PRIOR TO ANSYFRIMG AMY ANESTIONS THEY MAY PROPOSE
[9221]TO HER. SHF “AS PARTICULARLY CONCFRESN THAT SHF MIGHT
[9222]INADVEPTFNTLY DISCLOSF CONFIDENT TAL INFORMATION ANN AT A RAFSILT
[9223]WOLULD FEELMUCH MORE SECIRE WERE AN AGFNT PRESENT TO ANVISF
[9224]HER.
[9226]IN THE EVENT CONTACT IS MANF THF PPRFAN MILL RE anuycrny,
[9228]EMD
[9230]HOLD
[9232]NW? 68296 Docid:32989508 Page 156
[9234]Assoc. Dir, ——s {i
[9236]ar) Dep.-A.D-AdMaces 1
[9237]. ® 4 Dep-A.DAnvineas }
[9239]; 1 Asst. Dir ,
[9241]ik [ 4 FEDERAL BUSERY OF CeveSTIaRTICN } Admin. ...——emes
[9242]Rhy! COMMUNICATIONS SECTION | Comp. Syst. —
[9244]| ji } duxt. Affairs we t
[9246]. t Files & Com. |
[9247]"se 998'om cope |’ AY 90075. t Gen Inv. |
[9248]aaa § Ident.
[9250]ew nnneeia f
[9253]5:33PM NITEL/“5/30/75 SKH 5 TRUE rept: an
[9255]TO: DYRECTOR, FBI (S2-11 6896 | Plan. & Eval —
[9257]Spee. Inv Ww |
[9260]~ pFRous OMAHA (62-3439) (P) | eeal Coan nt
[9261]‘ ; Telephone Rm...
[9262]SENSTUDY 75 Dig poy a= |
[9263]\ “ me} .
[9265]i, _ | if
[9266]VE-BUREAU NITEL, WAY 28, 1975. ul
[9268]SA ROBERT L. TAGG, WHO IS CURRENTLY ON ACTIVE DUTY
[9270]AED CURRENTLY ASSIGNED AS SENIOR RESIDENT @¢GENT, LINCOL!,
[9271]NEBRASKA, RESIDENT AGENCY, ADVISED OF CONTENTS IN RE
[9273]i
[9275]TELETYPE « SHOULD SA TAGG BE CONTACTED BY THE SENATE i ag
[9277]Ghecr COMMITTEE, THE RUREAU WILL BE ADVISED IEDIA.
[9278]cE.
[9280]: a. ua Pein ees “ nate
[9281]' a ees ARN
[9284]G2 Mes sph
[9286]vy JUN 4 1975
[9289]NW 88296 Docid:32989588 Page 157
[9292]e
[9294]FEDERAL RURREY Gp LivEsnGazaty
[9296]COMMUNICATIONS SECH DRY
[9298]wid7 "PA Guve
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[9301]\sit WAY ov, 197) ungtdT whe
[9303]' My 3 vi nev lon OS MAY & 0 B78
[9304]hi APULIS (Pe xSuNalL aTTawT1lun) TEL | Ear
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[9309]WiwdeyPULIS HAY du, 1973~
[9310]Fur LWFURMATLON UF vil wddaPOLLS FuLLuWida IS 3d1NG SET
[9311]FURTH:
[9313]INQUIRIES tape OF BUREAU BY SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE (S5c)
[9315]oiflicun wie A NUMBER OF PRESENT AND FORMER FBI EMPLOYEES ,
[9316]INeL uv ine THEIN CURRENT WHEREABOUTS, SUGGESTS THEY iaY BE
[9318]ASTERVIEWED BY SSC STAFF, EXACT SU» JECT MATTERS FOR LATERVL EUS
[9320]abi NUN.
[9321]Fuavien BUREAU EWMPLOYca2S aND UFFICe OF ero
[9322]dweUro2NTS, ALL UF WHOM S5C ras Inqulrev aso
[9324]Bata UF ToHeSe Fonvlén EMPLOYEES IS TO BE LiideDIATELY
[9326]W?
[9327]Qwlatlev any ALeéxTep HAT HE (Shi)
[9328]eb PAGE UNE AN teu: iro
[9330]ie ape Te Ea A
[9332]DATE
[9334]ete TAN Hats
[9336]SET OUT BELOW ARE NAMES AND LAST KNOWN ADDRESSES OF
[9338]VX WIG $s 7 dl
[9340]Ca ae
[9342]Jun A
[9343]MIGHT Be APPROACHED BY THE
[9345]Assoc, Dir. H
[9346]Dep~A.D.-Adm. f!
[9347]Dep.-A.D.-Inv__.
[9349]Asst. Dir.: f
[9350]Admin,
[9351]Comp. Syst. WU |
[9352]Ext. Affairs
[9354]; Files & Com. —_
[9355]¥ Gen. Inv. WW
[9357]Ident. :
[9358]Inspection P
[9359]meeliyZ7Z om
[9360]Laboratory f-__. }
[9361]Plan. & Eval,
[9362]Spee. Inv.
[9363]Training Www
[9364]Legal Coun. _. WW
[9365]Telephone Row —. }
[9366], Director, See’y
[9368]L 1975
[9373]Paun Tw
[9374]rd
[9376]Soc STAFF, SUdJeCT Walter Unddulld. THEY SHOULD SE TULD THAT
[9377]Iw ine @VewT THEY Akf INTexVidwWio add OUniwa THE cuuxnde uF
[9378]Sali, QueéSfiunsS are ASKED WHICH RkeLATE Tu S2NSITIVE BUREAU
[9379]UPenATIunS CSOURCES, sizTiOvs, TeiCoiiigludS, THiro AGENCY RULE,
[9380]AND UNGUl We -INVESTIGATIl ows) , THEY waY REQUEST THAT Ad Fol
[9381]AGdWl of Present. suUAEAU WILL PruViue addWT ul adguesT uF
[9382]InfeénViewge. AS a PreLUvd TO IsTén View, THE ForRdEn ¢uPLuYee
[9383]WAY, Alen selva CuwTavTiv oY SSC STAFF, VONTACT SUReAU'S
[9384]LeGAL CUUNSEL UI VISLUN 5Y COLLECT CaLL Fux FULL INFurdATIod
[9385]iu ~sSlsi nid, InCLuoING USsLIGATiuwS aS TO CUNFIDENTIALITY
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[9387]inal oUnfau'sS OF Fen UF asSolSTadCe {5 NuT INTEND ED TU
[9388]iuPevt SSC wUAK DUT IS vOde aS CuuPénaliVi GeSTURE AND Tu
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[9409]InVeSfieATLUs AT Yuuwalfuws, adiZosa HAS DISCLOS¢D THAT
[9410]MiLUnwwD #£, RISK 15 WUW ReSivivG gi TH Min SISTin, HS.
[9411]We Ae nilLLs, Tew MiLe Lakd, AAUKENDACK, tLNNeSOTA, Re 2,
[9412]igLePnlUwd NUviodR 216-547-3046, and WLLL pE THERE UNTIL Fall
[9413]VF THlS Year wes Sint WILL xdTUrs Tu ari dcowa.
[9415]WiwweaPULLS AagwulLé IW aCoxvancdé WITH SUREAU
[9420]NW 68296 Docld:32989586 Page 160
[9422]Assoc. Diy,
[9424],  ) Dep.-A.D.-Adm.___
[9425]4 FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Dep-A.D.-Inv,___
[9426]\ ae COMMUNICATIONS SECTION “Admin
[9427]. Comp. Syst.
[9429]Ext. Affairs —
[9430]Files & Com, __
[9431]Gen. Inv, weet
[9432]Ident. © oe
[9433]Inspevtion .
[9434]Intell, Wye i fist |;
[9437]Plan. & Eval, _ ;
[9439]Spee. Inv,
[9440]Tr ino
[9441]Legal Coun. .
[9442]Telephone Rm,
[9445]i
[9446]TELETY BS
[9448]h002 AT CODE
[9450]9:53 PH NITEL MAY 29,1975 CG
[9451]TO DIRECTOR (S2-116395)
[9452]FROLIs ATLARTA (62-2854)
[9454]SENSTUDY 75 \ w jag Director x See ~
[9455]REPUTEL TO ALEXANDRIA AND OTHER OFFICES, MAY 22, 1975. peony
[9457]SA ALDEN F. MILLER, ATLANTA DIVISION, ALERTED TO POSSIPRILITY OF
[9459]CONTACT BY SSC. SA MILLER HAS NOT BEEN CONTACTED TO DATE. IW THE EVENT
[9460]ONEECT LEGAL COUNSEL DIVISION WILL 8E IMMEDIATELY ADVISED THRCUGH I
[9462]THE Esa, {Yh
[9463]of wv
[9465]2 Ee
[9467]ALL INBQRMARICN CONTIN 7)
[9468]REREL im) a 74) é a POO:
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[9490]84 JUNS
[9491]NW! 88296 Docid:329895288 Page 161
[9494]PO ROSS ee Se
[9496]Assoe Dir, .-
[9497]Dep.~A.D.-Adm.__.. K
[9498]} Dep.-A.D-Inv.4.
[9499]j Asst. Dir.:
[9501]Admin, —,—___.
[9502]§ Comp. Syst. —W
[9503]§ Ext. Affairs . })
[9504]4 Files & Com. —.
[9505]& Gen. Inv,
[9507]> Je FEDERAL BUREAU CF ENYESTICATIBN 9
[9508]COMMUNICATIONS SECTION
[9510]NR G9 AT COE MAY 30 1878. 70) abd.
[9511]We 158 PM NIT May 39,1975 vce TELETYP -
[9512]N ra
[9514](62-1 16395)
[9516]Inspection 4 L
[9517]lnowene
[9518]4 Laberat: ony" 4
[9519]i, Plan. & Eval. — }
[9521]FROM: ATLANTA (62-2854) N Spee. Inv. —— |
[9523]ATTENTION: INTD - ¥. 0. CREGAR x,
[9524](cooston ov
[9526](-7
[9527]DURING A MEETING WITH REGINAL Nanpur EDITOR, THE ATLANTA
[9529]Lefoval COUT. ~ecenmee
[9530]'¢ Telephone Rit, = |
[9534]CONSTITUTION, MAY 29,1975, MURPHY I GENERAL CONVERSATION ADVISED
[9536]SAC, ATLANTA, THAT HE HAD RECEIVED A NUMBER OF TELEPHONE CALLS FROM
[9538]THE SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE, WASHINGTON, D. C., SEEKING AN INTERVIEW
[9539]WITH HIM. MURPHY SAID HE HAD AGREED TO A MEETING WITH A MEMBER OF THE ay.
[9541]COMMITTEE, NAME NOT STATED, AND DID SO SOMETIME APPARENTLY WITHIN +
[9543]* (OI SIGE Pe
[9545]i
[9547]THE LAST WEEK. MURPHY INDICATED THE INTERVIEW CONCERNED MARTIN LuTaRR
[9548]KING. MURPHY VOLUNTEERED HE WAS UNABLE TO ANSWER MANY OF THE QUESTIONS
[9549]ASKED SINCE HE WAS WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE OF THE EVENTS AND THAT SOME OF
[9551]THE INDIVIDUALS HE WAS QUESTIONED ABOUT ARE NOW DECEASED. HE SPECIFI-
[9553]CALLY REFERRED TO FORMER EDITOR, RALPH¥MC GILL, ATLANTA CONSTITUTION,
[9555]UNBECORDED COPY FILED IN
[9557]: we
[9558]Now DECEASED » AND INDICATED THAT THE INQUIRY (CONCERNED INFORMATION IT
[9560]WAS FELT COULD BE PROVIDED BY MC GILL. MURPHY WAS NEVER SPECIFIC IN
[9562]HIS CONVERSATION AND NO EFFORT WAS MADE TO OBTAIN FURTHER DETAILS
[9563]END PAGE ONE
[9566]| (ie ) eta tM
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[9571]Da UNGLASSIES, yr Wn’ WAW os sun 4 1975
[9572]7 | ob “EE ot, Sey
[9574]ERE
[9576]LS 4; " °
[9577]8.4 Jui Be wren" *
[9580]PAGE Two CT 62-2854)
[9581]SINCE IT WAS OBVIOUS HE DID NOT WISH TO EXPAND ON THE COMMENTS MADE
[9582]BY HIM.
[9584]MURPHY INDICATED ALSO THAT THE PERSON OR PERSONS INTERVIEWING
[9585]HIM FELT HE, MURPHY, SHOULD HAVE SPECIFIC KNOWLEDGE AND HE IS NOT
[9586]SURE HE WAS ABLE TO CONVINCE THEM THAT HE DID NOT. FROM THE COMMENTS
[9587]MADE BY MURPHY, IT WAS THE IMPRESSION OF THE Sac THAT MURPHY WAS
[9588]PRESSED FOR DETAILS WHICH HE WAS UNABLE TO PROVIDE.
[9589]END
[9590]FBIHQ FLC CLR TKS
[9592]| NW 68296 Docid:32989588 Page 163
[9595]CODE TELETYPE NITEL
[9596]5/28/75
[9597]| J TO SACS ALEXANDRIA NEWARK
[9598]a ATLANTA OMAHA 1 - Mr, B, Adams
[9599]i ih BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA 2 - Mr. J. A, Mintz
[9600]A CHARLOTTE PORTLAND (1-Me.J,B.Hotis)
[9601]CHICAGO PHOENIX
[9602]KANSAS CITY TAMPA PERSONAL ATTENTION
[9603]LITTLE ROCK WFO
[9604]1 - Mr, W. R. Wannall
[9605]FROM DIRECTOR FBI (62-116395) 1 - Mr. W. 0. Cregar
[9606]oe me 1 - Mr. S. F. Phillips
[9609]REBUTEL MAY 2, 1975. Jo bor FVAS acy)
[9610]INQUIRIES MADE OF BUREAU BY SENATE SELECT mr mE CSBC)
[9611]CONCERNING A NUMBER OF PRESENT AND FORMER FBI EMPLOYEES, IN-
[9612]CLUDING THEIR CURRENT WHEREABOUTS, SUGGESTS THEY MAY BE INTER-
[9613]VIEWED BY SSC STAFF, EXACT SUBJECT MATTERS FOR INTERVIEWS UN-
[9614]KNOW. SET OUT BELOW ARE NAMES AND LAST KNOWN” ADDRESSES OF
[9616]FORMER BUREAU EMPLOYEES AND. OFFICE OF ASSIGNMENT OF” INCUMBENTS,
[9617]REC- 100
[9619]ALL OF WHOM SSC HAS INQUIRED ABOUT. yc / V4 a
[9620]EACH OF THESE FORMER EMPLOYEES IS TO BE atkes LY Td
[9622]TACTED AND ALERTED THAT HE (SHE) MIGHT BE APPROACHED BY, THE
[9623]Assoc. Dir, 1 - ROME (BY MATL)
[9625]Dep AD Ine - ‘7 JUN 4 1975..
[9626]Acai, Dine Nome oO Ae w aft
[9628]Admin, +
[9630]Aden SEE NOTE-RAGE FOUR TY £ Vi
[9632]Ext. Affairs . . a
[9634]Files & Com. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION a) 7, "S.
[9636]eae COMMUNICATIONS SECTION Ps wy
[9640]nto, oa ia
[9642]breton — MAY 2 (975 hh ie) | , oo . ve ml
[9644]Plan. & Eval. 2 iC sol ied "4 PUA a * \°
[9646]Spec. Inv. ake sel f os 3
[9647]Tesinins A TELETYPE i /) \
[9649]S sepiy, heb Mkt room (“) TELETYPE UNIT a A : ae f 4 _ apo wif!
[9651]NW 88296 Docld: 32989588 Page 164 erect,
[9653]iva
[9660]NW 85296 Docid:32989508 Page 165
[9662]TELETYPE TO SACS ALEXANDRIA ET AL
[9663]RE: SENSTUDY 75
[9664]62-116395
[9666]SSC STAFF, SUBJECT MATTER UNKNOWN, THEY SHOULD BE TOLD THAT
[9667]IN THE EVENT THEY ARE INTERVIEVED AND DURING THE COURSE OF SAM,
[9668]QUESTIONS ARE ASKED WHICH RELATE TO SENSITIVE BUREAU OPERATIONS
[9669](SOURCES, METHODS, TECHNIQUES, THIRD AGENCY RULE, AND ONCOTNG
[9670]INVESTIGATIONS), THEY MAY REQUEST THAT AN FBI AGENT BE PRESENT,
[9671]BUREAU WILL FROVIDE AGENT OM REQUEST OF INTERVIEUEE, AS A
[9672]PRELUDE TO INTERVIEW, THE FORMER EMPLOYEE MAY, AFTER BEING
[9673]CONTACTED BY SSC STAFF, CONTACT BUREAU'S LEGAL COUNSEL DIVISION
[9674]BY COLLECT CALL FOR FULL INFORMATION TO ASSIST HIM, INCLUDING
[9675]OBLIGATIONS AS TO CONFIDENTIALITY OF INFORMATION ACQUIRED AS
[9676]FBI EMPLOYEE, IT IS EMPHASIZED THAT BUREAU'S OFFER OF ASSISTANCE
[9677]IS NOT INTENDED TO IMPEDE SSC WORK BUT IS DONE AS COOPERATIVE
[9678]GESTURE AND TO SAFEGUARD SENSITIVE BUREAU INFORMATION. CONTACTS
[9679]WITH THESE FORMER EMPLOYEES TO BE HANDLED PERSONALLY BY SAC OR
[9680]ASAC, IN EVENT THIS NOT FEASIBLE FOR JUST CAUSE, TO BE HANDLED
[9681]BY A SENIOR SUPERVISOR,
[9683]INCUMBENT EMPLOYEES TO BE ADVISED THAT IF CONTACTED BY SSC
[9684]STAFF FOR INTERVIEW, LEGAL COUNSEL DIVISION. TO BE IMMEDIATELY
[9686]NOTIFIED THROUGH SAC.
[9688]TELETYPE TO SACS ALEXANDRIA ET AL
[9689]RE: S@NSTUDY 75
[9690]62-116395
[9691]IMMEDIATELY AFTER CONTACT, RESULTS SHOULD BE FURNISHED
[9692]BUREAU BY TELETYPE IN ABOVE CAPTION. IF A FORMER EMPLOYEE WO
[9693]LONGER IN YOUR TERRITORY OR TEMPORARILY AWAY, SET OUT LEAD TO
[9694]OTHER OFFICE IMMEDIATELY WITH COPY TO FBI HEADQUARTERS,
[9695]ALEXANDRIA: COURTLAND J. JONES, 6607 N. 29TH STREET,
[9696]ARLINGTON, VA.; ROBERT G, KUNKEL, SAC; BERNARD A,’ WELLS,
[9698]5311 MONTGOMERY STREET, SPRINGFIELD, VA.
[9700]ATLANTA: ALDEN F, MILLER
[9702]BALTIMORE: ERNEST H, BELTER, 616 EDNOR ROAD, SILVER SPRING,
[9704]. MARYLAND; STERLING B, BDONAHOE, 2813 SPIRAL LANE, BOWIE, MARYLAND;
[9706]ROBERT H,. HAYNES, 205 NORTHMOOR DRIVE, SILVER SPRING, MARYLAND
[9707]CHARLOTTE: JOSEPH A. SIZOO, 84A PINE CRESCENT, WHISPERING PINES,
[9709]NORTH CAROLINA
[9711]CHICAGO: OLGA CIESA, 10409 S. INDIANA AVENUE, CHICAGO,
[9712]ILLINOIS
[9714]KANSAS CITY: BILL D, WILLIAMS, SAC
[9716]LITTLE ROCK: JOHN J, CREAMER, JR., ASAC
[9718]NEWARK: JOHN J. CONNOLLY; RITA AGNES AMBROSTIO,
[9719]1604 JOHN STREET, FORT LEE, NEW JERSEY; RALPH WV. BACHMAN,
[9721]610 NORWOOD DRIVE, WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY; KARL L. BROUSE,
[9725]\ NW 88296 Docid:32989508 Page 166
[9727]TELETYPE TO SACS ALEXANDRIA ET AL
[9728]RE: SENSTUDY 75
[9729]62~116395
[9731]5 BURRINGTON GORGE, WESTFIELD, WEY JERSEY.
[9733]OMAHA: ROBERT L. TAGE
[9735]PHILADELPHIA: JOHN B, MEADE
[9737]PORTLAND: LEO B, APP, JR.; EDGAR O, INGALLS
[9739]PHOENIX: MILDRED E, RISK, 11830 113TH DRIVE, YOUNGTONN,
[9740]ARIZONA
[9742]TAMPA: “MICHAEL J, ROZAMUS, 6509 GULF DRIVE, HOLMES BEACH,
[9743]FLORIDA
[9745]WeO: JAMES J, GAFFNEY; ELMER L. TODD
[9747]ROME: THOMAS J. BIAMONTE; JOSEPH C, MICHE LA; HELEN C.. SPEAR
[9748]COPY TO ROME, WITH ITS EMPLOYEES NAMED, BY MAIL.
[9750]NOTE: May 14, 1975, SSC letter and appendices requested current
[9751]whereabouts individuals named herein. Also included herein names
[9752]of Bachman and Brouse who were SAC and ASAC respectively in Newark
[9753]Office pertinent period inasmuch as one request from SSC vas for
[9754]emoranda from former SA Leo T. Clark to Newark SAC and ASAC.
[9755]SSC request named several additional former employees who were
[9756]previously alerted by tel to selected officers 5/2/75. Another
[9757]5/2/75 tel, to all offices, referenced herein, gave field general
[9758]background re Senstudy 75, By separate airtel to Rome we are
[9759]foryvarding copy of instant tel as well as copies of prior pertinent
[9760]tels, The caution taken herein in alerting former employees as
[9761]well as incumbents is same we took previously by 5/2/75 tel to
[9762]selected SACs, After dispatch instant tel, copies will be ‘filed
[9763]in personnel files of all named herein. One of the 1964 Rome
[9764]employees was Theodore A. Korontjis, currently assigned INTD,
[9765]who will be appropriately informed orally concerning this matter,
[9767]ante
[9768]Ko w, iv ae
[9769]“re (N74
[9770]“a | p
[9772]_ NW 88296 Docid:32589588 Page 167
[9775]woot ¢ 2 - J. A. Mintz
[9776]- s
[9777]‘ - Mr. 3. B. Hotis)
[9778]nd 1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall
[9779]1 - Mr. W. O. Cregar
[9780]1 - Mr. T. E. Burns
[9781]The Attorney General Hay 20, 1975
[9782]' Director, FBI
[9783]| © ALL RORMATION CONTAINED
[9784]| of UNITED STATES SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE (cri ae RPO AIL
[9785]\ OM INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES teks AEDT
[9787]—_——owm
[9789]AR NA ects hememanentsts i
[9791]Reference is made to memorandum and appendices | iP
[9792]thereto, from the Senate Select Committee dated April 30, 1975,
[9793]re requesting documents and other information from the FBI,
[9795]Item number thiee of referenced Commun}eation requests -
[9796]that a Senate Select Committee Staff Representative be
[9797]authorized te examine certain portions of the FBI Manual or
[9798]Rules and Regulations, (MRR), ak the FBI Offices. The |
[9799]material requested, MRR Part I, Section nine: Part II, Sections
[9800]one thru nine, has been segregated and is available for
[9801]examination at PBI Headquarters.
[9803]Enclosed for your approval and forwarding to the
[9804]Comittee is an original of a memorandum advising the Senate
[9805]Select Committee that the above requested material is
[9806]presently available for examination at FBI Headquarters.
[9809]| your records.
[9810]4
[9812]Enclosures (2)
[9816](8)
[9818]i: aN
[9819]M, OOM _ — uNnIT [_]
[9821]588 Page 168
[9823]A copy of this memorandum is being furnished for
[9825], 62-216395 <a
[9829]bat
[9830]pee DO
[9834]( as
[9835]ae wach eb APR! “a -
[9836]vir J fot ¢ o he
[9837]of Cont 2, 97 $129 /av
[9838]AN <i, ‘) -
[9841]<b]
[9843]q7 JUN 4 19%
[9845]662.4 in gS
[9846]—)
[9848]( ye 7%
[9850]v
[9851]as
[9853](uw . 0 a
[9855]REECE SD
[9857]GPO : 1975 O - 569-920
[9860]re 9 2= @ J. A. Mintz
[9861]. . w ~~ Mr. 3. B. Hotis)
[9862]1 - Mr. W. R. Wannail
[9863]1 - Mr. W. 0. Cregar
[9864]1 - Mr. Tf. E. Burns
[9865]G2-LEG395 May 20, 1975
[9867]VULEED STATES SENATE SELECY COMLMTTEE
[9868]TO STUDY COVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS
[9869]WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVETIES
[9871]RE; MANUAL OF RULES AND REGULATIONS
[9873]Reference is made to monoranden, with attached
[9874]appendices, dated Oprii 30, 1975, requesting cortain docunonts
[9875]and other information from the PBI,
[9877]Pursuant to your remuicet to review the PBI lanual
[9878]of Rules and Regulations Park I, Section nine; and Part iT,
[9879]Sections one thru wine, we currently have ouch material
[9880]available for revicw at PRI Headquarters by appropriately
[9881]eieared personnel of the Committee.
[9883]i ~ The Attorney General
[9885]at ALLINFORT ” URCATAINER
[9888]: PERT ALL ep. oe
[9889]rome One } it 6 Sab ALayfe—
[9890]NOTE:
[9892]The MRR sections described above have been reviewed by
[9893]the appropriate FBIHQ Divisions and approved for examination in
[9894]their entirety by Committee Staff Members with the following
[9895]exceptions: MRR, Section 3, page 15 (j).(1) The phrase
[9897]JS "Baltimore Source 4" has been deleted; Section 4, page 6, 20.
[9899]ye The phrase "i.e., selective service records in other than
[9900]selective service cases, Baltimore Confidential Source 4
[9902]Assoc. Dr.___inEormation, etc." has been deleted. Excisions will be explained
[9903]Dep. AD Adm. £0 Committee reviewers at the time of review by indicating
[9904]wer wl —the excisions related to sensitive confidential sources and
[9905]Adnin.___Dave been made in order to protect sotrces' identity. These
[9906]Comp. Sys __ources will not be further identified to Committee members _/_/,
[9907]bt Ate —nor will the term “Balt more Source 4" be utilized. iat
[9909]Gen. Inv.
[9910]Ident.
[9913]“sy
[9916]Inspection —__
[9918]Pe ; NOTE CONTINUED PAGE 2
[9919]Intell.
[9921]Loboratory Vv Gy " aueyee Vp iG
[9922]Spot VEE ro, a
[9925]Training
[9927]\ a ty
[9928]egal Coun. a wy Ne
[9929]Teishane Rm. — wu y oo. Uk G aS 3 / 2/7
[9930]Director Sec'y MAIL, ROOM TELETYPE UNIT [_] (ua Er SLOSUTE
[9931]' NW 88296 Docid:32989588 Page 169
[9934]MANUAL OF RULES AND REGULATIONS
[9936]NOTE CONTINUED:
[9938]The MRR sections to be made available are described
[9939]by number and heading as follows:
[9941]Part I
[9942]Section
[9943]Part IT
[9945]Section
[9951]Information
[9953]Section
[9954]Section
[9955]Section
[9956]Section
[9957]Section
[9958]Section
[9959]Section
[9961]Section
[9963]NW 85296 Docid:32989508 Page 770
[9968]\o oo sod fo) ui i
[9969]|
[9971]Disciplinary Matters
[9973]Authority--Training--Submission of
[9975]Supervision~--Availability~-Resident Agencies
[9976]Administration of Offices
[9978]Communications
[9980]Dissemination of Information
[9982]Publications, Press, and Public Contacts
[9983]Payments~-Property
[9985]Miscellaneous Regulations
[9988]Abbreviations.
[9991]¢ ~. a ones oe
[9993]'
[9994]« 5-140 (Rev. 1-21-74) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION €
[9995]WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535
[9997]| Addressee: __SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE
[9998]| COLTR ric, (-) Memo _[_] Report dated____ 5/20/75
[9999]; Caption of D United States Senate Select Committee
[10000]| apron orseesmen+o Study Governmental Operations
[10001]with Respect to Intelligence Activities
[10002]Re: Manual of Rules and Regulations
[10004]Originating Office: ait E
[10006]Delivered by: [v2
[10008]“WReceived by:
[10010]. Title: |
[10011]R ;
[10013]eturn this receipt ‘othe Intelligence Division, FBI
[10017]ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
[10019]HEREIN IS UNSLASSIFIE
[10020]DATE aror BY
[10022]re 3a!) 7
[10024]QSURE
[10025]NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 171 ENCLOS
[10027]|
[10031]May 30, 1975
[10032]c 2- Mr. S. F. Phillips
[10034]CC
[10035]MATERIAL FOR SEMATE..SELECT, COMMITIEE. (SSC)
[10036]INVESTIGATING INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES
[10038]1. TITLE/SUBJECT: Sections of the FBI Manual
[10039]of Instructions Not Previously Furnished.
[10041]2. ORIGINATING ORGANIZATION: FBI
[10043]3. NATURE OF MATERIAL: Letterhead memorandum (LHM)
[10044]4, DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified
[10046]5. NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION STAMP: NA
[10048]6. SUMMARY OF CONTENTS: LM refers to a raquest
[10049]of the SSC for review privileges of certain designated
[10050]Sections of the FBI Manual of Instructions. The LHM advises
[10051]that all but one of the requested Sections is being made
[10052]available for review at FBI Headquarters and that the excluded
[10053]Section will be made available for review after clearance by
[10054]other interested agencies as it involves third agency considera-
[10055]tions.
[10057]en
[10061]7. REQUESTOR/DATE OF REQUEST: SSC. 4/30/75. Repty
[10062]refers to Part 2 of the-request.
[10064]8. RELEASING AUTHORITY: FBI
[10065]9. DATE OF SUBMISSION: 5/19/75
[10066]10. LOCATION OF FILE COPY: FBI file 62-116395
[10068]11. RELATION TO INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY PROBLEMS:
[10070]Agsoc. Dir.
[10071]Dep. AD Adm. =
[10073]Third agency considerations involved in one of the
[10075]Training
[10077]éega oun, DAT & - fe
[10078]velo ax / ey SAA, — i
[10079]ne Rm. tenes
[10080]Director Sec'y __ MAIL ROOM(_} ‘TELETYPE UNIT —— GPO 934-545
[10081]nugbedod lildefu:3ARBbss Page 172
[10083]Dee AO Inv Manual Sections requested by the SSC. \
[10084]Sst 4
[10085]Admin a re a
[10087]sar SEP: kw fiw 5 7
[10088]com ty ee OR RECIOO bain iS
[10089]Fig 116395 Pon bos pets
[10090]Inemcin NOTE: Original via liaison to Central Souminity I
[10091]intel. Connection with Senstudy 75.
[10092]Laborstory Cilicia? Glee) Cah
[10094]7) 9
[10096]Plan. & Eval. ALL Ia rh. we Avis)
[10097]Spee. Inv. HER aus SCONTAR IED gy MUN 4 1975 = jy -
[10100]d >
[10102]May 30, 1975
[10106]a
[10108]MATERIAL FOR SENATE SELECTCOMMITTER (SSC)
[10109]THVESTIGATING INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES
[10111]1, TITLE/SUBJECT: FBI Manual of Rules and Regulations
[10112]2. ORIGINATING ORGANIZATION: FBI
[10114]3. NATURE OF MATERIAL: Letterhead memorandum (LHM)
[10116]4, DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified
[10118]5, NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION STAMP: NA
[10120]6, SUMMARY OF CONTENTS: LHM refers to a request of the
[10121]‘SSC for review privileges of certain designated Sections of
[10122]the FBI Manual of Rules and Regulations. The LHM advises that
[10123]the desired Sections are being made available for review at
[10124]FBI Headquarters.
[10126]7. REQUESTOR/DATE OF REQUEST: SSC. 4/30/75. Reply
[10127]pertains to Part 3 of the SSC request. _
[10129]ALL INZOK, aes
[10130]8, RELEASING AUTHORITY: FBI MECH Shee age
[10132]DATE TEE ies y
[10133]9, DATE OF SUBMISSION: 5/20/75 ality
[10135]10, LOCATION OF FILE COPY: FBI file 62-116395.
[10136]11. RELATION TO INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY PROBLEMS; None.
[10138]SFP: ekw ,
[10139](4) Ryu) hya fe Sythe, “4 KR
[10140]we pos FIN LS
[10142]Assos. ov, _62-116395 a Ak
[10143]Dep. AD Adm. _ at
[10144]hae iw. NOTE: Original via liaison to Central Community index in &£
[10145]Ani. comnection with Senstudy 75. if. a /
[10146]Co on Syst. ¥ ba rae pained i
[10147]Ext. Affairs S .
[10148]Gen Re a7 JUN 4 1975
[10150]Ident. 0
[10152]Inspoction
[10154]Intell. _
[10155]Laboratory ny
[10156]Plan. & Eval, —
[10157]Spec, Inv.
[10159]Training
[10160]Legal Coun,
[10161]Telephone Rm. _.. ,
[10162]taal Sect IPEROOM () TELETYPE unITC_] GPO 954-545
[10163]1
[10164]ae’ ita ebises Page 173
[10167]ad 6 ,
[10168]- é., Counsel Division
[10170](1 -~ J. B. Hotis)
[10171]- Mr. W. R. Wannall
[10172]Mr. W. 0. Cregar
[10174]- Ur. Lb. F. Schwartz
[10176]The Attorney General May 19, 1975
[10178]a an
[10179]1
[10181]A) 1 - Mr. D. R. Dickson
[10182]"y Director, FBI
[10184]-
[10185]a
[10186]UNITED STATES SENATE SELECT.
[10187]COMMITTEE OU INTELLIGENCE RCTIVITIES
[10189]ee me A See ce
[10191]\w) ye
[10193]Reference is made to memorandum from the Senate
[10194]Select Comnittee dated April 30, 1975, anid appendices
[10195]thereto requesting certain documents and other information
[10196]fron the Pederal Bureau of Investigation, .
[10197]i.
[10198]Attached for your approval and forwarding to the «= ““._
[10199]Committee is the original of a memorandum which constitutes” ~~~ —
[10200]a partial response to the request set forth in referenced
[10201]memorandum. Processing of the additional requests is
[10202]continuing on an expeditious basis and further responses
[10203]will be forthcoming.
[10205]A copy of the memorandum for the Committee is
[10207]being provided for your records. 1 ae tee
[10208]ae f
[10209]. wf
[10210]Enclosures (2) wv figs faeges
[10212]62-116395 _ ° / Ven ues ae, C ikom op .
[10213]~ . ALL teymaar TON CONTAINED ced
[10215]te BECO Nos, PY pro
[10216]pap stel 7 DE LAS-Of iy (FR Dil uf j )
[10217]REC:
[10219]pe
[10222]po : we
[10223]Assoc. Dir. — _ Jt te ab ware eS
[10224]Dep. AD Adm. _ . ‘ca RS . aN . seer
[10225]Dep. AD Inv, mo . & vA _f on]
[10226]Asst. Dies: hee _. 7 2, wo fe
[10228]Admin. - 2 =
[10230]Comp. Syst. Dee * a
[10232]Ext. Affairs PUB at XN
[10234]Files & Com. __ CED
[10235]LB
[10237]Gen. Inv,
[10239]Ident,
[10240]Inspection
[10241]Intell.
[10242]Laboratory
[10243]Plon. & Eval, f at
[10244]Spec. Inv, ‘ :
[10246]Training
[10247]Legal Coun. of
[10249]Telephone Rm. . t
[10250]Sider see fas room] TELETYPE UNIT (_] GPO 954-546
[10252]NW"88296 Becta 9588 Page 174
[10255]2 ~ gpgal Counsel Division
[10256]We ' & t — Mr. J. B. Hotis)
[10257]na 1 Wir. WwW. R. Wannall
[10259]1~ Mr. W. 0. Cregar
[10260]L- Mr. b. F. Schwartz
[10261]1 - Mr. D. R. Dickson
[10263]62~L16395 Bay 19, 1975
[10265]QHITED STATES SENATE SELECT COMMITTEES
[10266]TO STUDY GOVERSUENTAL OPERATIONS
[10267]WEER RESPLCT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES
[10269]RE: GECTIONS OF FHE MANUAL OP
[10270]INGERUCTIONS NOE PREVIOUSLY FURNISHED
[10272]oe
[10273]a?
[10274]Reference in made tocthe memorandum fron captioned
[10275]Committes dated April 30, 1975, and appendices thereto which
[10276]contained requests for certain documents and other infoerna~
[10277]tion from the Pederal Buranu of Investigation,
[10279]Part 2 of the request concerned Sections of the
[10280]Manual of Instructions Mot Previously Produced. Parsuant
[10281]to your request, Sections 4, 88, 19, 23, 27, 28, 29, 75,
[10282]78, 50, 103, 134, 136, 144, and 146 are nov available for
[10283]raview by Me. Uark Gitenstion, or ether designated mombers
[10284]of the Committes’s staff at PRE Headquarters.
[10286]Section 102, which you requested, is net available
[10287]for review at this time because this Section involves
[10288]third agency considerations. When this Section has heen
[10289]Glearcd by the other interested agencies for review, you
[10290]will be imiediately advised.
[10292]| 1 ~ The Attorney General HERS Sh 7a
[10293]DATE
[10294]i DED eRe A ,
[10295](9
[10296]pe’
[10297]NOTE:
[10298]ssoc, Dir.
[10299]\ Deo AD Adm. — Section 4 coordinated with SA James E. Reilly, an
[10300]be om — Division 2; Section 8R, with SA Charles D. Neudorfer,
[10301]Admin. — Division 12; Sections 19 and 90 with SA J. D. Domzalski, A
[10302]Conp. ys. Division 9; Sections 27, 28, 29, 78, 134, and 144 with Pore
[10304]Ew. Affeis — ga J, William Hines, Division 6; Sections 23, 75, 136, and
[10306]Gen. Inv. 146 with SA D. R. Dickson, Division 5; Sections 102 and
[10308]i
[10309]wert. 303 with SA.: R. L. Moore, Division 5. Section 102 being ; .
[10310]pepestion —— coordinated by SA L. F. Schwartz with other interested
[10311]Loboratory Government agencies. ps, = -
[10312]Plon. & Eval. — Coes
[10314]Specs Inve — M1 ,proms CONTINUED PAGE 2 pe
[10315]eran a eur wel
[10316]DiecirSec'y_— MATL ROOM TELETYPE UNIT [_] be. “ 2. -f / fs RY ") we i y ] ‘ys GPO : 1975 © - 569-920
[10317]NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 175 , AN 1 ¥
[10320]Sections of the Manual of
[10321]Instructions Not Previously Furnished
[10323]c
[10325]s
[10327]NOTE CONTINUED :
[10329]Listed below are the above-mentioned Sections
[10330]and their subjects.
[10332]Section Subject
[10333]4 Surveillances and Raids
[10334]8R Data Processing Section, Computer Systems
[10335]Division
[10336]19 Applicant and Employee Investigations
[10337]Conducted for Other Agencies
[10338]23 Bomb Threats
[10339]Explosives and Incendiary Devices
[10340]27 Civil Rights
[10341]_ 28 Civil Rights Act of 1964
[10342]29 Conspiracy
[10343]75 Neutrality Matters
[10344]78 Passports and Visas
[10345]90 Selective Service Act
[10346]102 Coordination with Other Government Agencies
[10347]103 : Foreign Police Cooperation
[10348]134 Assauiting the President of the United States
[10350]and Threats to the President of the
[10351]United States
[10353]136 Antiriot Laws
[10354]144 Police Killings
[10355]146 Protection of Foreign Officials and Official
[10357]Guests of the United States
[10361]NW 60296 Docld:32999508 Page 176
[10364]= ALS APP RREATIONS > OUNIED N
[10366]HEPURIN KN pth too: ig
[10367]‘BATE Led oAT py Pode y
[10369]q
[10371]oy .
[10372]r 1 y 5-140 (Rev, 1-21-74) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIGN
[10373]i. WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535 .
[10377]tor
[10378]' ywdAddressee: d 5
[10380]COLTR Gf} LHM [)Memo [CjReport dated_____ 5/19/75.
[10382]Caption of Document:United States Senate Select Committe
[10383]to Study Governmental Operations with Respect |
[10385]to Intelligence Activities
[10386]Re: Sections of the MOI not
[10390]_ Delivered by: 4
[10392]rpetocsived by:
[10393]4
[10395]. Title: CHeat # PA
[10396]Return this receip#tdé“he Intelligence Division, FB
[10399]ae WG
[10400]NW 86296 Docld:329695868 Page 177 . ~
[10406]a
[10409]-
[10411]1 - Mr. T. J. Jenkins - Enc
[10412]1 -—- Mr. J. B. Adams — Enc
[10413]1 - Mr. J. J. McDermott —- Enc
[10414]1 -—- Mr. D. W. Moore - Enc
[10415]The Athomey Geroral T- Mr. J. A. HAOtes, 1975
[10416]i! 1 -—- Mr. J. B. Hotis - Enc
[10417], : 1 - Mr. P. V. Daly - Enc
[10418]Dincetor, FUT 1 -Mr. W. R. Wannall — Enc
[10419]iM (Attn: W. O. Cregar)
[10420],
[10422]C2
[10423]° THETOD SPATS SEAN
[10424]SRLOOT COMMTTRI OF TTS LiSEECH AGEIVEZIES
[10426]yh 65
[10427]References if matic a; he Aotiar frem the captionad
[10428]Comiitbes dated fmril 28, 1975, gddrewecl to th: Wenorable
[10430]dvard B, tovi, attorney Genoral, requesting information
[10431]concermixa tha Poedern) Buronu of Invcostioebion.
[10433]ttach<d fer your approval and forvanding to
[10434]tho Comiitioa is Khe original aE & MtMerandum in rosronse
[10435]to the afoeremonttened romcet. A copy is enclosed for your records.
[10437]for your information, to did furmish umty boxcs for —
[10438]the usa of former Assistant to the Dircakor of tha Pederal ee
[10439]Bursau of Invcetigation, Joan BP. Eohr, at the msidenca of tha 7: |
[10440]late Director, d. Rdcar Hoover, subsequent to the death of el
[10441]ie. Tolcom. This material was brought to tho residence by «
[10442]Glorical emplaycee who norely dceresited the material and icft
[10443]the residences. While we hava no dircek knowledgo as to what
[10444]material vas removed from the residence. Hr. Nohr was contactad
[10445]to determins tha sourec and accuracy of the story contained in
[10446]"PerLescope" secbion of the April 28, 1975, issue of Heusceok,
[10447]at which tims he advised ue thet "furnishings" at the home hed
[10448]becorh removed by members of the family and the housckeapar. We
[10449]have not contacted former employees concerning this rocucst.
[10450]~ Gur contact with Mr. Bohr wes prior to tho a) of this oe
[10452]- ALLS g77e wig le ao yy
[10453]J Enclosures (2} Hite oh gk UES =SRDOALY y?
[10454]fay
[10455]te DATE ,
[10456]PVD: eekas m
[10457](11) SEE NOTE PAGE 2 ba, ¢
[10458]ASsoc. Dir. an ahh (2
[10459]: Dep. AD Adm. __ y ' REC-1, “Luy ,
[10460]% Dep. AD Inv. ? . 5 A 4975
[10461]Ast, its eee a Sie er ye JUN 4
[10464]Comp. Syst. —_. oh
[10465]Ext. Affoirs —_ i me .  Saea ee
[10466]Files & Com ;
[10468]Gen. Inv.
[10469]Ident.
[10471]Inspection .___
[10473]Intell.
[10475]Laboratory
[10477]Plan. & Eval, Va,
[10479]Spec. Inv. “| } V4
[10481]Training gf
[10482]Legal Coun,
[10484]Telephone Rm. co a 8 # .
[10485]Director Sec'y,  - MATL ROOM[_] ‘TELETYPE uNIT (_] af od /- pr SPO 954-545
[10487]| Siviieszo¢ “poctldbinsse Page 178 sy
[10490]~ e "te ‘ ay . . ©
[10491]~ N
[10492]as . baal
[10494]Letter from Director, FBI to Attorney General
[10495]UNITED STATES SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE
[10496]ACTIVITIES
[10498]NOTE: By memorandum dated May 2, 1975, from Legal Counsel
[10499]to J. B. Adams, each Assistant Director was requested to
[10501]| advise whether they or personnel in their divisions had any
[10502]knowledge relating to the allegation that the FBI directed
[10503]or participated in the removal of documents from the late
[10504]Director's residence. The Alexandria and Washington field
[10505]offices were separately requested to respond to this allegation.
[10506]The responses were negative. External Affairs, by memo from
[10507]D. W. Moore to Mr. Jenkins dated May 5, 1975, captioned
[10508]Clyde A. Tolson, former Associate Director; advised that a
[10509]clerk brought packaging material to the residence at the
[10510]request of former Assistant to the Director, John P,.Mohr.
[10511]This memo indicated that the clerk deposited the material
[10512]and left. He did not participate in the packing, etc., of
[10513]documents.
[10515]1 NW 80296 Docld:32989588 Page 179
[10518]‘: ‘ “ , .
[10519]a? 2 a \
[10520]wo . 7 . e
[10522]May 9, 1975
[10524]UNITED STATES SENATE
[10525]SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES
[10527]REQUEST PERTAINING TO DOCUMENTS REMOVED FROM
[10528]: RESIDENCE OF FORMER DIRECTOR
[10529]J. EDGAR HOOVER
[10531]Reference is made to letter dated Anril 28,
[10532]1975, to the Attorney General from Chairman of captioned
[10533]Committee which contained a request for certain infer—
[10534]mation from the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
[10536]. Yhe Pedersl Burean of Investigation haa nok
[10537]removed, nor caused to be removed, documents from the
[10538]residence of former Federal Bureau of Investigation
[10539]Directar 3. Eéqar Hoover, subsequent to the death of
[10540]Mr. Clyde A. Tolgen, former Associate Director of the
[10541]Federal Bureat of Investigation.
[10543]It is-our understanding, -hovever, thet. former
[10544]Assistent to the Director, John P. Mohr, may have some
[10545]knovledge as te what material may have been removed -
[10546]“from the residence after Mr. Tolsen's death.
[10548]1-Mr. T. J. Jenkins (Detached)
[10549]1-Mr. J.-B. Adams (Detached) .
[10550]1-Mr. J. J..McDermott (Detached)
[10551]1-Mr. D. W. Moore (Detached)
[10552]1-Mr. W. R. Wannall (Detached)
[10553](W. 0. Cregar)
[10555]1 Mr. J. A. Mintz (Detached)
[10556]1-Mr. J. B. Hotis (Detached)
[10557]1~Mr. P. V. Daly (Detached)
[10559]. - ego ph, ems
[10560]ewer tee ee
[10563](11)
[10565]|. iu 0S
[10566]NWF 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 180
[10569]3-140 (Rev. 1-21-74) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION ’
[10571]Addressee:
[10573]WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535
[10575]__Senate Select Committee
[10577]CULTR (COLHM (&] Memo [Report dated ___D-9-75
[10579]Caption of Document:Request Pertaining to Documents Removed
[10581]' Originating we
[10582]| y
[10583]Delivered by:
[10585]‘Received by:
[10587]L NW 88296 Docid:32989588 Page 181
[10589]from Residence of Former Director J. Edgar
[10590]Hoover.
[10592]Deter 52! TSO Ea
[10594]ENCLOSURE
[10597]June 3, 1975
[10599]Oo 2- Mr. S. F. Phillips
[10601]./ MATERIAL FOR SENATE SELECU-~COMMITIEE (SSC)
[10602]{ INVESTIGATING INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITTES
[10604]1. TITLE/SUBJECT: Legal Authorities of the FBI
[10605]_2. ORIGINATING ORGANIZATION: FBI
[10607]3. NATURE OF MATERIAL: Letterhead memorandum (LHM)
[10608]enclosing a copy of a memorandum dated November 1, 1974,
[10609]from the Assistant Attorney General for Administration,
[10610]Glen E, Pommerening to the Director of the FBI, captioned
[10611]"Federal Employee Security Program, Executive Order 10450."'
[10613]4. DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified
[10614]5. NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION STAMP: WA
[10616]6. SUMMARY OF CONTENTS:
[10618]The LHM refers to a request of the SSC for certain
[10619]documents, The LHM serves as a cover communication for the
[10620]aforementioned 11/1/74 memorandum which contains certain
[10621]supplemental instructions the Department of Justice furnished
[10622]the FBI with regard to Executive Order 11785 amending Executive
[10623]Order 10450. The instructions concerned the FBI's conduct of
[10624]intelligence-type investigations.
[10626]7. REQUESTER/DATE OF REQUEST: SSC. 3/19/75 The
[10627]response pertains to Part I of the SSC. letter of request.
[10629]8. RELEASING AUTHORITY: FBI ALL IVF ORMATION CONTAINED
[10630]iz. 3 Fl we
[10632]HESS 1B UNOLASSIF .
[10633]Avec: Oi —— «9, DATE OF SUBMISSION: 5/16/75 PATE LEAS-OL BY Wiz)
[10634]Dep. AD tov. — a v *.
[10635]“won. 410, LOCATION OF FILE COPY: FBI file 62-116395 ~ pe wz
[10636]Comp. Syst. —. oe i fw"
[10637]Fe con 11, RELATION TO INTELLIGENCE COMMUNTIY PROBLEMS: None.
[10638]lien. 62116395 ere ”
[10639]inspection aa ae ~ 4
[10640]ine. SEP eek OY / ae 2
[10641]Pee & tea NOTE: Original via liaison to Central comm Index i: BP.
[10642]See. inv. -—eonnection with Senstudy 75. gece (gd. [/ ests
[10643]Telotone ~~ az JUN 4 1975
[10644]Director Sec'y- MAIL ROOMCL] TELETYPE UNIT) PO 94345
[10646]n& dade beiia:39ko5e8 Page 182 | oe ee
[10649]¢ e
[10651]2-Mr. S. F. Phillips
[10652]June>2, L975
[10654]rd ©
[10655]} MATERIAL FOR SENATE SELECT COMMITTER (SSC)
[10656]f |  TAVESTIGATING INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES ~
[10657]1. YITLE/SUBJECT: Policies and Procedures of the FBI
[10659]ORIGINALING ORGANIZATION: FBI
[10661]2
[10662]3, NATURE OF MATERIAL: Letterhead memorandum (LHM)
[10664]4, DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified / ~
[10665]- / d
[10666]5. NATIONAL SECURITY ISFORMATION STAMP: NA yg
[10668]6. SUMMARY OF CONTENTS:
[10670]In response to a request from the SSC for certain
[10671]documents and other information from the FBI concerning its
[10672]policies and procedures, the LHM advised that the FBI vas
[10673]deferring action on one document to the U. S. Department of
[10674]Justice inasmuch as that document originated with that
[10675]Department. The document involved was a memorandum from
[10676]the Attorney General to the Director, FBI, captioned
[10677]"“Mierophone Surveillance," dated 5/20/54.
[10679]7, REQUESTER/DATE OF REQUEST: SSC. 3/19/75. Pertains to
[10680]Part IV of request.
[10682]8. RELEASING AUTHORITY: FBI fi ia /
[10683]NG (y. -[16 3 $5 ET
[10685]9. DATE OF SUBMISSION: 4/18/75
[10687]; eee Jt o£ PS75
[10688][| Agsoe. Dir. 10. LOCATION OF FILE Copy: FBI file 62-116395 ‘+ Jeng
[10689]Dep. AD Adm, _ eect |’ becca
[10690]| oe 11. RELATION TO INTELLIGEICE COMMUNITY PROBLEMS: None.
[10691]Admin, . a ] aot
[10692]Comp. Syst. syst. 62 - 116395 N, ty af £ AS
[10693]| Be Mises —sop ralew (4) <4 yw v| hss
[10694]ney OTE: Original via liaison to Central Community mex in
[10695]hesction —egnnection with Senstudy 75. ; a
[10696]rien 8 Eval ALL INEOR RATION CONTAINED tal
[10697]Spee. Ine BoA lt fy By ie oo WY
[10698]Legal Coun — DATE aye. —
[10699]oe a . _ MAIL ROOM[_] =TELETYPE UNIT (__] EPO 934-545
[10700]Bu 28286 4bolhtiistos0d0¥ Page 183
[10702]ge -
[10705]|
[10707]|
[10709]al
[10710]I
[10712]Legal Counsel Division
[10713]1m Mr, d, C, Farrington
[10715]fhe Attorney General May 6, 1975
[10716]1 =~ Mr, W. R. Wannall
[10717]l { Director, FBI 1 ~ Mr, W. 0, Cregar
[10721]C
[10722]UNITED STATES SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE
[10723]ON INTELLIGENCE ACT EVE TIES"
[10724]na nett RD AE secre EEN ee 0
[10727]Reference is made to a letter: from the Senate
[10728]Select Committes dated Mareh 19, 1975, requesting certain
[10729]documents and other information From the FBI,
[10731]Attached for your approval and forwarding to the
[10732]Committee is the original of a memorandum which responds to
[10733]a Specific request by the Committee for a position paper
[10734]dated July 31, 1972, concerning the "Seope of FST Authority,
[10735]Jurisdiction And Responsibility in Domestic intelligence
[10736]Investigations," A copy of this memorandum is enclosed for
[10737]your records,
[10739]Mel,
[10742]by
[10744]Mami
[10745]SO hey Z
[10747]ipo.
[10748]Ca
[10750]Le
[10752]You will note that the position taken by the FBI -----
[10753]is that the requested position paper of July 31, 1972, is an
[10754]internal deliberative document which is the direct basis for
[10755]a formal statement on FBI authority to conduct internal
[10756]security investigations embodied in a memorandum from the
[10757]Director, FBI, to the Attorney General dated August 7, 1973,
[10759]On this basis we are stating in our response to the Committee
[10761]to» f= that we feel it inappropriate that the duly 31, 1972, paper
[10762]pee be made available, We believe that this position is completely
[10763]sound and a proper precedent to set with respect to the ambit
[10764]~ of the Committee's mandate, We also feel that it is consistent
[10765]ayy with the position which has been expressed by you. 4 A ese _
[10766]i) “fe”
[10771]Enclosures - 2 yy Ieee “ANTON CONTAREED Dib ff ih 2
[10773]HER i plies! irate seh OL
[10775]62— ufo i & ‘f, 7 f . oy
[10776]Assoc. Dir. 116395 : ct of 7 a: . x he ‘
[10777]Dep. AD Adm." . ‘pe } ety _
[10778]Raw Inv. EWL:jv1 AN ' Y, v e.0 & 5 ft 7 ea
[10779]te in q Y . al ’ Ww?
[10780]oe Syst. Se ie ei ’ + ew bh
[10781]Est. Afairs _. aya gene , Hoy “lV YZ
[10782]rene Inv. _ NX ? 4 ay . ; ral
[10783]inspection — Ss WZ ve a)
[10784]Intoll. a we ;
[10785]Laboratory “\G 2 C } i
[10786]Plen. & Evel. Ate toa 2. -| ll 34 4
[10787]. Spec. Inv. aN A
[10788]Tretning — .
[10789]Tesh Ran aw? AL ‘ a 121 °
[10791]we GPO 954-546
[10793]Ray eae ‘did GEIB Pag a faPETYPE unit _]
[10800]legal Counsel Division
[10801]Me. J. C,. Farrington
[10802]Mr. W. R. Wannali
[10804]Mr, W. 0. Cregar
[10807]Paarl
[10809]May G, 1975
[10810]G2—LIGE85
[10812]UUITCD STATOS SENATE SELECT COMMETTES
[10813]7 STUDY GOVERNMENTAL GPERATIONG WET
[10814]REGPLCT TO TYTOLLIGERCE ACTIVITIES
[10815]LLINEC TE CONTAINED
[10817], . ALE WS
[10818]RE: LGGAL aWTNORITIN exe USE
[10819]ate LOSOL By Aa
[10821]Reference 1s made toa Letter dated Harch 19, 1875,
[10822]toa the Attorney Generad from the Chairnan of captioned
[10823]Conmittes, whith onclosed certain requests for documonts
[10824]and other information fven the Federal Barcau of Investi«
[10825]gation {FBE}.
[10827]Under I,, Loral juthoritics, a general request was
[10828]jasaup tho =
[10830]made for memoranda discuss fecal authority of the For
[10831]to €1) invostigate internal sccurity matters, (2) collect
[10832]aw. intellicence infoxsmition, and (33 engage in countorintelli~
[10833]L- gence activities, Matorial responsive fo this request ws
[10834]ORY delivered to tha Gomnittes curang Aprai, 1078. afneluiled in
[10836]AtYy this miterind was a memorandum from the Director, FHI, to
[10838]es the Attorney General, dwted August 7, 1975, captioned "Scope
[10839]of TEBE Jurisdiction and Authority in Domestic Intelligence
[10840]Investigations.” This memorandum contained a iengthy and
[10842]| couprehensive discussion concerning the authority of the FRE
[10843]to gonduet investirntians in the general, internal security
[10845]ROR,
[10847]Since the recoipt of the above-nentioned material
[10848]the Committee has indicated a specific intorest in a position
[10849]\ pnper dated Jaly 21, 1972, diseussing the “Scope of FST
[10850]futhority, Juvisdietion and Hesponsibility in Donestic
[10851]Entelliconce investigations," This papery has been located
[10852]and subjected to intensive review, FL has been found that
[10853]the duly 34, 1072, position paper contains the interaal
[10855]Asse di. sO RHeYRtions which form the direct basis for the memorandum
[10856]Dep. ADAM to the Attornoy fioneral dated August 7, 20878. In view of
[10857]or wei — these circumstances and particularly beeause the July 31,
[10859]| Admin. i872, paper 1s considered to he an Internal deliberative
[10860]com, sts —— document, it is not considered appropriate that it should be |
[10861]Deke Wade ayailabie to tha Committce, f a) We B ; J
[10862]Gen, Inv. ed - iy RA / et
[10863]Iremection nn ° 1 ~ The Attorney General = aN ‘i ein fi, i yoe| w
[10864]intel. — 5
[10865]Leroy This document is prepared thi respohse to your request dnd is not for dissemt-
[10866]Plon, & Eval. — EWL:jvl AN nation outside your Committee, Its use is limited to official proceedings by
[10867]Spoe Inv — (7) a “your Comntittee and the content may not be disclosed to unauthorized persone
[10869]nel without the éxprés& approval of the FBI s
[10871]res oo eHOLOSUNE fii Bi Khebasee
[10872]4 . 00 ELETYPE UNIT L_] ERCL ’ tff ir y 16
[10873]IRAP HBSNE -DocidssoaB9588 Page 185 - /
[10875]Legal Coun.
[10878]June 2, 1975
[10880]MATERIAL FOR SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE (SSC)
[10881]\ INVESTIGATING INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES
[10882]M 1. TITLE/SUBJECT: Filing System
[10883]2. ORIGINATING ORGANIZATION: FBI
[10885]3. NATURE OF MATERIAL: Letterhead memorandum (LHM)
[10886]with enclosures described below
[10888]4, DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified
[10889]5. NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION STAMP: NA
[10891]6. SUMMARY OF CONTENTS: SSC requested information con-
[10892]cerning the FBI's filing system and copies of printed forms
[10893]used by the FBI. the LHM served as a cover communication to
[10894]furnish to the SSC an undated nine-page memorandum entitled
[10895]"FBI Indexing Procedures.'' The SSC was also advised that there
[10897]vas available nine volumes of material containing detailed -
[10899]- instructions followed by FBI employees in classifying mail for- _
[10900]indexing; and that the nine volumes would be available for
[10901]review at FBI Headquarters by the SSC Staff. Also furnished
[10902]the SSC was one copy each of 13 Tables of Contents concerning
[10903]forms used by the FBI, The various types of forms in usei were.
[10904]explained in the LHM and the SSC was invited to choose those
[10905]forms it desired to see, after which steps would be taken to
[10906]make them available to the SSC Staff.
[10908]7. REQUESTOR/DATE OF REQUEST: SSC. 4/30/75. The response
[10909]is to Part IV of the SSC request.
[10911]ALL IE CK wre ONTAINED
[10912]8. RELEASING AUTHORITY: FBI HERE, Reser}
[10913]DATE asi: BY
[10914]Assoc. Dit. 9. DATE OF SUBMISSION: 5/22/75
[10916]Dep. AD Adm. —
[10917]Dep. AD Inv. —
[10919]so 10. LOCATION OF FILE COPY: FBI file 62-116395 LE be
[10920]isin, oe
[10922]Comp. Syst.
[10923]Est Ae 11. RELATION TO INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY PROBLEMS: Wone.
[10925]Files & Com.
[10927]Won. SEP:ekw (4) Q'2 WJ + bie ho if
[10928]twat 62116395 Rib.to) At Ms Oy (pBbs
[10930]rien & HAOTE : Original via liaison to Central ieee: Tadéx in Yop
[10932]se. bv egnnection with Senstudy 75. 17 JUN 4 1975
[10934]Legal Coun.
[10935]Telephone Rm. —
[10937]te
[10939]jrector ws ses Pa TELETYPE UNIT (__] woes Reem GRO : 1975 0 - 569-920
[10940]da: 13 8 Page 186 .
[10942]—,
[10944]2 - Mr.S.F.Phillips
[10947]2- Mra A. Mintz
[10948]_ 4» rg (i@ger. 3. B. Wotiseties
[10950]- Mro W. R. Wannall
[10951]Mer. W. O. Cregar
[10952]- Mr. T. E. Burns
[10954]et
[10955]1
[10957]May 16, 1075
[10959]UNITED STATES SENATE SELECE COLILTEES
[10960]TO STUDY GOVERNODNTAL OPERATIONS
[10961]WITH RESPECT TO INPELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES
[10963]RE: LEGAL AUTHORITY
[10965]Reference is made to ictter dated March 19, L975,
[10966]to the Attorney General from the Chatrman of the captioned
[10967]Committee, which enclosed certain requests for decumants and
[10969]eps) information from thea Federal Burean of Investigation
[10970]FBI}.
[10972]Enclosed is a copy of a memorandum from Glen T,
[10973]Pormarening, Assistant Attorney General for Administration
[10974]to Clarence Il, Helley, Dirattor FBI, dated November 1, 1974,
[10976]captioned "Federal Umployee Sccurity Program Executive order
[10977]10450."
[10979]The instructions contained in the enclosure wore the
[10980]subject of conversation between 1%. Raymond Vannall, Assistant
[10981]Director, and Ur, John DLLL£E of the Committec, Uay 5, 1975,
[10982]at Quantico, Virginia, aud are being furnished to the Comaittee
[10983]in order to provide further information with respeck to your
[10984]March 19, 1975, request.
[10986]62-116395
[10988]Assoc. Dir,
[10989]Dep. AD Adm. —
[10991]1 + The Attorney General . ALL etry aes ye
[10992]HERS SS NTAINE 4)
[10993]DATE oe gid By LAA)
[10995]* BY
[10996](8) Ally
[10997]Dep. AD Inv. —
[10998]Asst. Dir.
[11001]Admin.
[11002]Comp. Syst. _—
[11003]Ext. Affoirs ——
[11004]Files & Com. —
[11006]Gen. Inv.
[11008]Ident. ———_—__
[11009]Inspection —__
[11010]Intell.
[11012]Laboratory
[11013]Plan. & Eval, —
[11015]hs “4
[11016]Spec. Inv. _-—__ Pa ’ - — ~ ; \s
[11017]; “ Mii ~f L8
[11018]Training f. a, a / ; j
[11019]Legal Coun. —- of gio ~? y
[11020]Telephone Rm. — ' his? Tae .
[11021]Director Sec'y — MAIL ROOM[__] TELETYPE UNIT [_} GPO : 1975 0 - see-20
[11023]NW 88296 Docid:32989588 Page 187
[11026]ba 17 Mr. W. R. Wannall
[11027]ow 1 - Mr. W. O. Cregar
[11028]. 1 - Mr. ©. E. Burns
[11030]woot, 274 . dc. A. Mintz -
[11031]- 1 - Mr. J. B., Hotis.: = on!
[11033]L The Attorney General Hay 16, 1975
[11034]) Director, FBI
[11036]a
[11037]UNITED STATES SENATE SELECT .COMITTTEER
[11038]ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES
[11040]care NENA LN
[11042]0
[11044]By Letter dated March 19, 1975, the Senate Select
[11045]Committee requested ccertain information from the Federal
[11046]Bureau of Investigation {FBI). Part I of the Committee's
[11047]letter pertained to legal authority for investigations,
[11049]Enclosed for your approval and forwarding to the
[11050]Committee is the original of a memorandum and a copy of a
[11051]letter from Glen E, Pommerening, Assistant Attorney General
[11052]for Administration to the Director November 1, 1974,
[11053]captioned "Federal Employee Security Program Executive Order .
[11054]10450." 4
[11056]The instructions contained in the enclosed November 1,
[11058]1974, communication concern legal authority for investigations
[11059]and were the subject of discussion between ASS istant Director
[11060]W. Raymond Wannail and John ElLiff of the Seflate Select
[11061]Committee during a conference at Quantico, Virginia, May 5,
[11062]2975. The instructions are being furnished to the Committee
[11063]in an effort to provide more information with respect to the
[11065]y committee's letter of HNarch 19, 1975, referred to above,
[11067]A copy of this memorandum with enclosure is being
[11068]furnished for your records.
[11070]Enclosures {4) ULAR : oD Siete
[11071]A eras ee ier stale a KS oe!
[11072]- ne G60. ope
[11073]Assoc. Dir. 62-116395 Ot Aso" re, ape fe)
[11074]Dep. aD iw TEB: : 2 wr Oa a dh ate we
[11075]Asst. Dire: ome rons 'p re yt 5 have?
[11076]Admin. (3) uo \: \ . ! Dp
[11077]Comp, Syst, —— MM wf 4
[11078]Ext. Affairs —_ NOTE: @” . 5 f oa
[11079]co Mim bo [b/s ~/ G
[11080]Ident, —____ The enclosed Departmental letter contains certain
[11082]Inspection
[11083]Intell.
[11085]supplemental instructions furnished FBIHQ with regard to
[11086]Laboratory Executive Order 11785 amending Executive Order 10450. We
[11087]Pian. & Eval. —
[11089]Spec. Inv. - CR HE A
[11090]pee we NOTE CONTINUED PAGE 2
[11092]a7 JUN 4 4975
[11094]Training
[11095]Legal Coun.
[11097]Telephone Rm. i
[11099]Director See'y —, MAIL ROOM ~ LETYPE UNIT [__] * GPO ; 1975 © - 569-920
[11100]Le ea erence ees
[11102]sod MkBoses Page 188
[11105]The Attorney General
[11107]MOTE CONTINUED:
[11109]are proposing the document be furnished to the Committee as
[11111]a supplement to material previously furnished the Committee
[11112]in line with their 3/19/75 request. John ELLiff of the
[11113]committoe evidenced interest in receiving such instructions
[11114]during a recent conversation with Assistant Director Wannall.
[11115]We are providing the instructions as a further delingation of
[11116]our authority in this area.
[11118]NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 189 _
[11120]qi ee meemmeteen - .
[11123]x
[11125]‘ pederal Enployee Security Program
[11127]‘Criminal Division.
[11129]. an . .
[11130]Ly AL TORMNO, 10), % an X
[11132]6 A OTA FOITION . . . t .
[11133]Tea, Prete 624 ,CLF (Ot. E1.6 ita a t
[11134]Cat be Md bak ad . 7
[11136]UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
[11138]Memorandum . ..-.. °-
[11140]Qlarence M, Kelley | : DATE: NOV ty 1974
[11141]director | mr “ . . :
[11142]«e¢ Ipral Bureau of Investigation
[11145]Assistant Attorney General
[11146]toe Administration
[11149]i
[11150]i
[11154]hag gen
[11156]Executive Order 10450
[11158]t
[11160]fern soe See!
[11162]This is in response to: your memoranda, entitled as above,
[11163]G@ated May 8, 1974 and August 19, 1974, directed to the Deputy
[11164]Attorney. General, Criminal Division,, And xeferring to pro-
[11165]blems which have arisen asa result o£ the promulgation of
[11166]Executive Order 11785 which amends Executive Order 10450, In
[11167]view of the involvement of my staff in -these matters, I will
[11168]undertake to answer your questions with the concurrence of the
[11169]i
[11171]‘As you know this matter has been under continuing review
[11172]“both in the Task Force, chaired by a representative. of this
[11173]office, of working level representatives of various agencies
[11174]in the security field and is now under study to a lesser degree
[11175]in Project #10 of the "Domestic Council on Privacy".
[11177]’" You ask that the Department; (a) provide specific instruc-
[11178].tions to the Bureau to conduct intelligence-—type investigations
[11179]‘to identify and determine the activities of organizations now
[11180]Gescribed in the amended Section 8(a)(5) of Executive Order
[11181]10450; (b) furnish guidelines to be used by the Bureau in ini-
[11182]tiating investigations of individuals under the captioned matter
[11183]pursuant to Executive Order 10450 and specifically, criteria to
[11184]be utilized in determining whether available information is.a
[11185]sufficient basis for investigation. .
[11187]Under the amendment ' to Section 8(a) (5) of Executive Order
[11188]10450, we now have only two types of organizations; (1) those
[11189]Which unlawfully advocate. or practice the commission of acts
[11190]of force or violence to prevent others from exercising their
[11191]rights under the constitution or laws (of the United States or
[11195]. . ae
[11197]6 Docid:32989588 Page 190
[11202]any State, (2) or which seek to overthrow the Government of
[11203]the United States, or any State or subdivision thereof, by -
[11205]unlawful means: (Emphasis added) . . 4
[11209]Of course, the key words which are underlined indicate
[11210]that the investigation should be initially based on a possible
[11211]violation of a federal (such as the Smith Act) or state statute
[11212]prohibiting unlawful advocacy or the commission of any unlawful
[11213]act of force or violence. However, in order for the Bureau to
[11214]detect organizations with @ potential of the above nature, it
[11215]is important that the investigation proceed on the basis of in-
[11216]formation indicating that the organization may be of the nature
[11217]mentioned. It is not necessary’ that a crime occur before the
[11218]investigation is initiated, but.only that a reasonable evaluation
[11219]of the available information suggests that the activities of the
[11220]organization may fall within the proscription of the Order. The
[11221]most recent example of the type of organization, ‘that you have
[11222]advised is becoming more prevalent, is the small but dedicated
[11223]to violence, Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA). Organizations. of
[11225]investigated as soon as information is available indicating their
[11226]potentiality for violence and of course, if possible, prior to
[11227]the fulfillment of their purposes.
[11229]It is true that Executive Order 11785 eliminated the prior
[11230]communist, totalitarian, fascist, and subversive characterizations
[11231]an@ definitions, but there was no intention of restricting the
[11232]investigations of such organizations if their programs call for
[11233]acts of force or violence or the unlawful advocacy of.the com-
[11234]-mission of acts of force or violence in furtherance of these
[11235]programs. . : ; -
[11237].
[11239].
[11241]It is not possible to set definite parameters covering the
[11242]initiation of investigations of potential organizations falling
[11243]within the Order but once-‘the investigation reaches a stage that
[11244]offers a basis for determining that the activities are legal in
[11245]nature, then the investigation should cease, but if the investi-
[11246]gation suggests a?determination that the organization is engaged
[11247]in illegal activities or potentially illegal activities it should
[11248]continue,
[11250]*‘ It follows in answer to-your second question that individ-
[11251]wals who are active either as members of or as affiliates of
[11253]. ’
[11255]2
[11257]NW 88296 Docid:32989588 Page 191
[11258]a
[11260]‘gations déScribed above should be investigated when
[11261]Yymation is received indicating their involvement. The
[11262]# yardstick indicated above for organizations in deter-
[11263]ing whether the investigation should continue, should apply
[11264]cerning individuals and when a determination can reasonably
[11265]je made that the individuals activities, either within the
[11266]organization or as an individual, do not appear to be in vio-
[11267]lation of any law, then the investigation should cease.
[11269]eee ocean meee mere te ya
[11271]am,
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[11338]ENELUSURE
[11340]OO, O
[11344]_ NW 382796: Docld:32989588 Page 194
[11346]w
[11348]a 5-140 (Rev. 1-21-74) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[11349]_ WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535
[11350]4 Addressee: SENATE SELECT COMMITTER
[11351]COLTR [KULHM (] Memo [_j Report dated 5f1 6./ 75
[11353]Caption of Document:nited States Senate Select
[11354]Committee to Study Governmental Operations
[11355]With Respect to Intelligence Activities
[11356]Re: Legal Authority federal Employee Sécurit ,
[11358]eR AX) XOCYU
[11360]Originating Office: ;
[11362]if
[11364]Delivered by:/
[11365]j aReceived by:
[11367]Title:
[11369]fle ZS IS AG, a
[11371]b Osu
[11374]¢ e _
[11376]La—- e3 75— Vs
[11378]CHANGED
[11379]be. ot NGED TO CK
[11381]HE! NIGUMCLASSIFIE
[11383]DATE Zoe or Sizes |
[11384]NOV 17 1976 |
[11385]Che Sy fy Ve D ;
[11387]__ NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 195
[11390]_ OPTIONAL fFOtm NO. 10 010106 . bd
[11392]aly 19462 EDIT ON “ : \
[11394]GSA GEN, REG. NO. 27 . . . ‘ . soc. Dire
[11396]UNITED STATES GC "“RNMENT - «SecA Ado
[11398]. os . “os Dep. AD Inv.
[11399]Memorandum | | waa
[11401]Comp, Syst. ——
[11403]. Ext. Affeirs __
[11405]vo  :.Mr. J. B. Adams pate: 5-23-78 "Bll & Com
[11407]Gen. fav. memree 2
[11409]Ident.
[11411]From : Legal Counsellors . hapetion _—-,
[11415]j spagecr: ASSASSINATION OF JOHN FITZGERALD
[11416]KENNEDY.
[11418]DALLAS, TEXAS
[11420]11-22-63
[11422]O
[11424]SENATE.SELECT COMMITTEE ON
[11425]INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES * |
[11427]On 5-22-75 CIA requested from the FBI copies of
[11428]photographs of three "bums" who were taken into custody by Dallas
[11429]authorities on 11-22-63 in the vicinity of the Texas School Book
[11430]Depository. It has been alleged that the three persons shown in the
[11431]photographs were E. Howard Hunt and Frank Sturgis, individuals .
[11432]involved in the Watergate incident, and Thomas Arthur Vallee, who
[11433]was arrested in Chicago, Dlinois, several days before the Kennedy
[11434]assassination based on a threat against the President. Don Donahue,
[11435]Special Assistant to Senator Henry Jackson (D-Wash.),made available
[11436]on 9-12-74 to Inspector Bowers a set of the photographs depicting these
[11437]"bums" which had been furnished to Donahue by one Michael Canfield,
[11438]and the FBI Laboratory made copies from these prints, the original
[11439]being returned to Donahue, Donahue requested that his identity be ,
[11440]concealed as the source of these photographs. Canfield was supposed to
[11442]furnish a set of these photographs to Washington Field Office but it has
[11443]been determined he never did so.
[11445]At Mr, Adams' instructions, Bowers contacted Donahue
[11446]on 5-22-75 and advised him of the CIA request for a set of these photographs.
[11447]Donahue was told that if he has no objections we intend to furnish CIA a
[11448]set of the pictures with the statement that the originals were obtained from
[11450]an individual who requested his identity be concealed. Donahue stated that
[11452]was quite satisfactory to him, adding that if it becomes necessary he ,
[11453]agree to his identity being disclosed as the source of these pictur
[11456]Talaphons Rm, ._,
[11458]Director Pl ON
[11462]gee year ne
[11466]sats MDMEQ £090 60
[11468]f, “2 f™ * :
[11469]1-Mr. Gebharate GH * ME STS 4 vt. Mintz BoM a
[11470]i-Mr. Wannall ' NOT RECORDED 1- Mr. Cregari —_
[11471]1- Mr. White 46 JUN 2 1975 1- Mr. Bowers
[11472]DWB:kjs (8) — COMBINUED - OVER wel L ee
[11473]jee ORIGINAL: ROCUMIENT § ENT TO ops .
[11474]NATION iL ({FKARCA) cat
[11475]DATE 94 Moben
[11476]LNW =88296 2Dech:32989588 Page 196 - _-
[11479]Legal Counsel to Mr. J. B. Adams
[11480]RE: ASSASSINATION OF JOHN FITZGERALD
[11481]KENNEDY
[11482]SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON .
[11483]INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES
[11485]Appropriate personnel of the General Investigative,
[11486]Intelligence, and Laboratory Divisions were telephonically advised
[11487]of the contact with Donahue late on 5-22-75 and the Intelligence Division
[11488]arranged that date to provide a set of the photographs to CIA.
[11490]RECOMMENDATION: |
[11491]For inforpiation. :
[11496]. eevee sath : a ae Boe et, : oe
[11497]2 ata ye anette namemeetennnt sh menmmetncmann tn = ‘ . slog oe bone ‘ eo : ara
[11499]MSNW 85296 Docihd:32989508 Page 187
[11503]WASHINGTON, D. C. 20505
[11505]Bey 1975
[11507]/ 2
[11508]MEMORANDUM FOR: - nentere of (the-USIB Ad Hoc
[11509]Coordinating Group
[11511]- SUBJECT ; : IC Staff Verification of
[11512]Clearances
[11514]Attached is an updated list of the security
[11515]clearances provided to the Senate Select Committee
[11516]Staff members. You will note there has been a
[11517]significant increase since our last listing.
[11519]Updated information will be provided to you as
[11521]this information changes.
[11523]Harriett D. Mowitt
[11524]Executive Secretary
[11528]* ERBERT DN ron Enis CONEARED
[11530]o a
[11531]chwe ys oa ; . NOT RECORDED
[11533]8 UL 24 1075
[11535]‘en
[11536]e:
[11538]OO oo ¢ Qeearals - procs. £e
[11539]“ . > . . _ oe .
[11540]84 ju2907 pAx ba New |
[11542]NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 198
[11544]bat 396 ~
[11546]ashton.
[11551]I¢_ STAFF VERIFICATION OF CLEARANCES
[11553]. 21 MAY 1975
[11554].Staff.Members of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Activities who have :
[11555]received a security investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation within ,
[11556]the past five years and are certified as meeting requirements of EO 10450 for nn di
[11557]access to classified information up to and including TOP SECRET i
[11558]COMPARTMENTED | . mR
[11559]- a CLEARANCE DATE AND SOCIAL
[11560]NAME - DESIGNATED BRIEFED PLACE OF BIRTH SECURITY NO
[11561]‘Aaron, David * B 4/15 8-21-38 IL 550-44-7971 i.
[11562]Bader, William ‘ B 4/17 9-8-31 Nd ~~ 545-30-3377 ‘F-Badge oo
[11563]0 Bayly, John. * B 5/19 1-26-44 . DC, : $78-60-2305 ° e |
[11564]sBanoff, Barbara - no 1a20-45 : CAL). 561-68-9123
[11565]Baron, Frederick’. - A BB/D (12+2-47 “conn Soe or ys . my L
[11566]"| Benz, Charity I | Eee OO . 7-23-46 NY . 053-38-7410 : 7
[11567]z Birdsell, Wayne aa - Be2-06 DC s«éB 78-03-1842 ha
[11568]2 Brissett, Belva - ; : " 6-23-41 OK ' . -440-44~6374 :
[11569]“Brooks, Nancy aH : 2-14-40 KY - 313-38-6773, |
[11570]perown, Cc. Harold ai 6-6-38 Ohio. . 278-34-3428 ;
[11571]\ Carpenter, Margaret ie 5/19 © 8-27-44. CAL  —_-555+62-6129
[11572]wtarter, Barry * D5 B 4/24 «(12-14-42 caL =. 567-56~8854
[11573]\\Chesnik, Barbara ~ 4/18/46 WI -  390-46-2235 .
[11574]Davis, Lynn 8 B 4/17 9-6-43 . FL | 042~36-9155 TF-Badge -
[11575]Ny Dawson, Thomas : . - ; 9-9-52 MINN 471-60~-1688 . .
[11576]« Dawson, Rhett B5/19  12-9-43 ILL  351-34-4329 |
[11578]NW 65296 Docid:32999508 Page 199
[11581]COMPARTMENTED SO — oo ‘|
[11583]_ CLEARANCE _ DATE AND _._ SOCIAL on ae eee seis
[11584]NAME DESIGNATED BRIEFED PLACE OF BIRTH _ SECURITY NO - ; |
[11585]DeOreo, Mary 6-13-47 OH =». 28 7-42-6258
[11586]Dillon, Molly”. "4-16-51 VA 150-38-4588 rs
[11587]«Doolittle, Patricia 8-12-43 NC 213-42-6360
[11588]Dwyer, Daniel . an 8-24-52 MA ~ 023-44-8792 a ’
[11589]E1liff, John. 6 80H4L oC 345-34-2468 yo
[11590]Epstein, Michael Taylor - 7 . : . . 3-10-37 MASS 026-28-6318 , -
[11591]Erno, Joan — a 8-30-46: DC  - -215-46-2988 | a ;
[11592]. Fenn, Peter nn. a B4/24 | 12-12-47) MA : - 213-50-1123 ot :
[11593]Gitenstein, Mark Henry * mo 3-7-46 ALA 420-60-8767 —_ _ a,
[11594]_ Greissing, Edward a . 11-27-50 Germany 296-50-4113 | fs
[11595]Harrigan, Arthur 8 B5/19 3-16-44 NY. 141-34-1031 4
[11596]Hatry, Audrey Helen -* B 5/19 6-10-23 MD '216-14-8691.- mo, SC ae
[11597]_Inderfurth, Mark K.— * OB 4/29 9-29-46 we t 945-724-5617 TF-Radge — | f
[11598]Johnson, Dorothy sy 68-25 OR - 540-20-6413 | oe i
[11599]re > New : rs:
[11600]Johnson, Loch 7 a * . B 4/29 _ 2-21-42 Zealand 566~-62-0478 - i see +t
[11602]Karalekas, Anne 11-6-46 9 MA 023~36~4329
[11603]Kelley, Robert = * B5/19. 10-29-40 IND | 559-54-1348
[11605]|
[11606]NW 88296 Docid:327989568 Page 200 ‘ , :
[11609]|
[11610]l
[11611]l
[11613]#Monaco,
[11615]NAME
[11617]Kieves, Lawrence °
[11619]Kirbow, Charles
[11621]LaVoy, Diane
[11623]Liebengood, Howard
[11625]‘Lombard, Charles
[11627]Lynch, Mary
[11629]* MacDonald, -‘Naldeen
[11630]. Madigan, Michael James
[11631]| . Marshall, Benjamin
[11633]«Marshall, Burke
[11635]' "Mecham, Martha Evans
[11637]Miller, William G.
[11639]@Moore, Janet
[11641]O'Flaherty, James Daniel oO
[11643]Orloff, Jan
[11645]Patricia
[11647]COMPARTMENTED
[11649]_ Maxwell, Elliot Everett *
[11651]CLEARANCE
[11652]DESIGNATED BRIEFED
[11654]* B 4/24.
[11656]#2 SB A/IS
[11658]B 4/15
[11659]x
[11660]4
[11661]x B 4/15
[11663]a
[11664]B 4/15
[11666]10-19-51 Brazil
[11668]DATE AND
[11670]PLACE OF BIRTH
[11672]1-4-48 NY
[11673]10-2-22 GA
[11675]11-10-48 Venezuela
[11677]12-29-42 IN
[11678]6-2-30
[11680]3-16-26 W. VA. -
[11682]| 4-18-43 .pc
[11684]5-4-19 NE
[11686]10-1-22 No
[11687]"7—-24-46 NY
[11689]2-11-40 CAL
[11690]8-15-31 NY
[11692]. 10-17-35 No
[11694]4-9-43
[11695]11-4-42 ILL
[11696]11-14~47 CAL
[11698]France
[11700]Iowa
[11702]SOCIAL
[11704]SECURITY NO
[11706]068-38-6464
[11707]252-12-5112
[11708]165-40~3119
[11709]307-44-9707
[11710]578-44~9471
[11711]250-38-1344
[11712]225-78-8708
[11713]042-34-3797
[11714]485-28-4503
[11715]57744-5241
[11717]-133+34-4225
[11719]528-48~-6848
[11720]109-26-4349
[11722]157-26-8100-
[11724]484-52-9820
[11725]239-62~-8495
[11727]558-74~8394 .. oe
[11729]Badge _
[11731]21 MAY 1975
[11733]SS eat
[11736]TF - Badge
[11740]Badge
[11742]TF - Badge _
[11745]one etntnt a  gond
[11747]TF = Badge
[11750]5
[11751]5
[11752]1
[11754]en x
[11757]NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 201
[11759]NAME
[11760]Peterson, John F. .
[11761]Pitts, Susan
[11762]@ Pyle, Christopher
[11763]&Quanbeck, Elton
[11764]*Ricks, Walter
[11765]Romberg, Alan
[11766]Rowe, James
[11768]'Schneider, Ruth 1
[11770]Schwarz, Frederick
[11771]A.O., IIT
[11773]" Seidel, Lester
[11774]Shea, Patrick
[11775]Shelburn, Frank
[11777]‘smith, Elizabeth
[11779]*Smith, John L.
[11781]Smith, Stephanie
[11782]& Smothers, Curtis _-
[11784]Snider, Lewis Brittle
[11786]Talley, Martha -
[11788]x
[11789]HBA EAPTRBEBs Page 202
[11791]COMPARTMENTED
[11792]CLEARANCE
[11794]DESIGNATED BRIEFED
[11797]“*#  B A/22
[11800]te 4
[11801]BB A/15
[11805]* . B5/19..
[11806]* SB B/16
[11810]DATE AND
[11812]“ PLACE. OF
[11814]6-15-41
[11815]10-24-53
[11816]11-24-39
[11817]5-15-26
[11818]12-27-46
[11819]12-1-38
[11820]6-6-51.
[11821]10-31-44.
[11822]4-20-35
[11823]7-17=44
[11824]2-28-48
[11825]5-30-13
[11826]6-21-49
[11827]3-3-39
[11828]3-23-54
[11829]8-26-43
[11830]1-12-45
[11831]9-7-50
[11832]6-2-10
[11834]BIRTH ~
[11836]CAT:
[11837]Canada
[11838]Mass
[11839]N.DAK
[11840]GA
[11842]NY
[11844]DC
[11846]CONN
[11848]DC
[11849]Utah ~
[11850]VA
[11852]NY
[11854]KY
[11856]OH :
[11857]MD
[11859]Nc
[11861]NC
[11863]IND
[11865]SOCIAL
[11867]SECURITY NO
[11869]565~56-7707
[11870]020-40-7638
[11872]019-30-9898
[11874]501-14-4534
[11876]244~74-4304 |
[11878]107~-30-8583
[11880]579-62-6719
[11882]008~32-0180
[11884]084-30-2047
[11885]21638-5204
[11886]52864-1965
[11887]338~24-6934
[11888]07642-0199 -
[11889]400-52~5800
[11890]282-58-6476
[11891]220-38-9869
[11892]246-72-0956
[11893]245~88-1368
[11894]313-12-1857
[11897][oeirey er
[11899]wate ne, eee
[11902]Badge ~~
[11905]oe a _ a COMPARTMENTED Lo oo
[11906]; mo, CLEARANCE -  .° DATE AND: SOCIAL
[11907]NAME . _°. “DESIGNATED BRIEFED PLACE OF BIRTH | / SECURITY NO
[11908]Thomas, Robert. © . 12-16-25 MD ‘ | 219-114-5186
[11909]Towell, Mary = 4-25-44 TENN ; 566-64-7628
[11910]Treverton, Gregory 1-21-47 COLO.” . 524-62~-2459
[11911]Truehart, William 218-18 VA 225-20-6411
[11912]"Wallach, Paul OO 5 0. Be2a-47 NY 149-36-2999
[11913]Ward, Fred - le, Ss ae 11-20-40 peo *  225-50-9983 . :
[11914]Wides, Burton Victor |. * a B4/17) 6-14-41 NT = | 139-330-1936 TF - Badge ~ ,
[11915]wiik, Carol AnntL 0° PO dep insa wags 017-40-7170 oF
[11916]*Zimmerman, Phebe ce 12-1-50 | ohio * 271-54-1724 .
[11917]laocumentation is being forwarded. 7 a 7 ~ . oe ; re
[11919]NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 203 — ee
[11922]9darr CONGRESS .
[11923]ist Srssion .
[11924]S
[11926][Report No. 94-181]
[11928]IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES
[11930]| re o ° May 21,1975 >
[11932]Mr. Grvreu submitted the following resolution; which was referred to the
[11933]Committee on Rules and Administr ation
[11935]June 5, 1975
[11936]Reported by Mr. Caxxox, without amepeinteny)
[11938]oan Somali, - 79)
[11939]RESOLUTION —
[11941]Authorizing supplemental expenditures by tlee Select Committee
[11943], To Study Govermnental Operations With Respect to Tntelli-
[11945]e. gence Agencies for an inquiry and investigation relating to
[11947]intelligence activities carried out by or on behalf of the
[11948]Federal Government.
[11950]1 Kesolved, That section 6 of Senate Resolution 21,
[11951]2 Ninety-fourth Congress, agreed to January 27, 1975, is
[11952]3 amended by striking out the amounts Ba, and _
[11953]. - Le.
[11954]4 “$100,000” and inserting in lieu thereof “$1,150,000” ayo RECORDED
[11955]‘ . 4975
[11956]5 $800,000”, respectively. 6 JUL 28 val
[11957]eeseccormes
[11958]| v ALL — Fe
[11959]{ INFORMATION 6: : s
[11960]\ HEREINyICH Bure A CONTAINED ‘
[11961]; DATE BY Lu
[11962]84 Wu 86 1975 5
[11964]LNW 88298 Dochd:32989588 Page 204 , 6 a
[11966]a,
[11968]rete’ DIRECTOR? OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE . ara
[11969]WASHINGTON, D. ©, 20505 } .
[11972]17 May 1975
[11976]MEMORANDUM FOR: USIB Principals Ne EME Ke Find y a
[11978][ SUBJECT » Hfeporting of Interviews with WT vormressionat
[11979]: Investigating Committees or their Staffs _
[11980]REFERENCE : My Memorandum to Addressees, 10 April 1975,
[11981]Subject: Communi ty . Aspects of Inputs to
[11983]Intelligence (USIB-D-27.10/1) Ah A
[11985]SS "e
[11986]Orginal Filed Ino - LIVS5~S507/
[11988]1. Reference memorandum reported establishment by tHe ;
[11989]Intelligence Community Staff of a registry for documentation g
[11990]relating to the Congressional investigations, and furnished
[11991]you with a format for abstracts to be provided to the registry
[11992]on each formal input to a Select Committee. In addition to Be
[11993]having in the registry the abstracts or, as appropriate, the
[11994]actual papers submitted as documentation to a Select Committee,
[11995]it is important that we establish a method for reporting on
[11996]interviews. Accordingly, I am enclosing a proposed format
[11997]for abstracts to be used for reporting on interviews by
[11998]Congressional Committee members or staff with your personnel
[11999]which involve information on Community activities or which, in
[12001]your judgment, raise the possibility of follow-on queries else- “.
[12002]where concerning the functioning or activities of the Community. ve
[12003]. a
[12004]2. There is no intent to intrude upon matters which are “
[12006]properly each agency's organizational responsibility nor to
[12007]infringe upon employees! individual rights or security. The
[12008]interview abstract format does not provide for identification
[12009]of the perso being, “intéryiewed. The "File Reference No."
[12010]entry “is FOF your convenience to indicate where any supporting
[12011]documentation is located within your own filing system.
[12013]ae Cam ALBIS -
[12015]NOT RECORDED
[12017]Seen aug 19 875 &
[12019]Se fg rcs _, SAAS
[12022]Wd. BAG Broad 8 Page 205 ~
[12024].  ] @s-v-z7. 10/2
[12025]1/ May 1975
[12027]3. It is essential that the Intelligence Community
[12028]be aware of all aspects of the Congressional investigations
[12029]which involve Community matters, or which may relate to Select
[12030]Congressional-Committee activities being conducted elsewhere
[12031]in the Community. The availability in the registry of document
[12032]and interview abstracts should help provide this internal
[12034]visibility.
[12035]. Oe on
[12036]LL
[12037]CL4 a ot Ka,
[12039]W. E. Colby
[12040]Chairman
[12042]Attachment: as stated
[12044]88296 Docld:32989588 Page 206
[12047]NW 88296 Dochd:32999508 Page 207
[12049]6 @
[12051]FORMAT FOR ABSTRACT TO BE SUBMITTED TO DCI/IC SELECT
[12052]COMMITTEES COORDINATING STAFF REGISTRY
[12056]ORAL INFORMATION PROVIDED TO THE SENATE
[12057](HOUSE) SELECT COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING
[12058]INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES
[12060]Subject:
[12062]Witness! Organization:
[12064]File Reference No.:
[12066]Date of Interview:
[12068]Interviewer(s):
[12070]Classification of Information:
[12072]Summary of Content: (Brief narrative statement describing
[12073]content, problems addressed, and any
[12075]conclusions or recommendation)
[12077]Relation to Intelligence Community Problems: (Identify)
[12079]Ca-//E BIE
[12081]ENCLOSURE
[12083]Attachment _
[12084]USIB-D-27. £0/2
[12085]17 May 1975
[12090]1
[12091]|
[12092]i
[12093]|
[12095]|
[12097]4975 DATE
[12098]1B tial po crasazonose8 Page 208
[12102]FROM
[12104]EPTIONAL FORM NG. 1G | ~ * $010-106  y
[12105]MAY 1962 ESITION )
[12107]GSA GEN. REG, NO, 27 ,
[12108]UNITED STATES Qeent : ry Assoc. Dar.
[12109]4 1 - My MAdams .
[12111]1 - Mr. MeDermott
[12113]f} “i ~ Mr. Flenister
[12114]S4tdy of SNA ~ Me. Schwartz
[12116]SUBJECT: MORTON uanpebnm—
[12117]FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA) REQUEST Telephone 8
[12119]2
[12120]This memorandum sets forth results of sen ESE
[12121]contact with Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) concerning /
[12123]Haiperin's request to be provided with a. copy of a 1948
[12124]memorandum of understanding between the FBI and the CIA,
[12125]Halperin has made this request of both CIA and the Bureau.
[12127]On 4/30/75 Mr. James Garrison, CIA, advised that
[12129].after considerabie research in CIA files, the following
[12131]documents (copies attached) were located which pertain
[12132]to Halperin's reguest. Copies have also been located in
[12134]Dep. AD Adm.
[12135]* Dep, AD Inv.
[12137]Memorandum 1 - Mr. Jenkins ° Asst, Dir
[12139]Admin.
[12141]Leboratory
[12143]C4 1 - Mr. Mintz Eee iar
[12144]: Mr. WLR. wannki ta, DATE: 5/7/75 Ape Pie fsen.
[12145]inh ON LMR URI SHELA Ca ADE oe 1 - Mr. Wannall Gof. dnv
[12146]oo 1- Mr. J.C, Farrington  [--
[12147]> ALC. Plenistéi,J0. pl - Mr. Cregar tatell.
[12149]Pilon. & Eval. _
[12151]Spec. Inv.
[12153]Training
[12155](Sects Rm.
[12161](1) Memorandum for the Record dated 9/22/48
[12162]entitled "“Cocperation and Liaison Between Federal
[12163]Bureau of Investigation and Office of Policy
[12164]Coordination, CIA," which was prepared by CIA
[12165]and originally classified Top Secret, This:
[12166]document has recently been downgraded by CIA to.
[12168]a classification of Secret. ;
[12170](2} Letter dated 9/22/48 from Frank G.
[12172]“Wisner, Assistant Director for Policy Coordination,
[12174]CIA, to Mr. D. Milton Ladd, Assistant to the
[12175]Director, FBI, which forwarded as an enc tones
[12176]the 9/22/48 memorandum described above This
[12178]item was also originally ified ! mee Ly ole
[12179]but has been downgraded fyi tof ely pan BGS Say :
[12181]cee eS
[12182](3) Letter dated 10/2/48 from NOE RECORDED cy
[12184]to Wisner which acknowledges that the @ Paap nt
[12185]set forth in the memorandum of 9/22/48 is’ sat!
[12186]factory to the Bureau. This item weeesot clag
[12187]fied in accordance with current classification
[12188]standards but bears the marking “Personal and
[12189]Confidential."
[12191]Enclosures ~ 3 j ; CONTINUED - OVER
[12192]LES:tdp (10) , / rf
[12194]y a O87 1629S, INFOR
[12195]HERS At
[12197]4
[12199]if SSF]
[12200]BY
[12202]oe
[12204]uf ot q nei yep ose am
[12205]¢ we oo wrk
[12206]ABS ie adie HO ble
[12208](Yer
[12209]TION CONTAINS. x
[12211]Yep
[12215]636 Jb Q
[12217]AL, rus wt
[12219]an
[12222]Memorandum to. Mr. W.R. Wannall
[12223]RE: MORTON HALPERIN
[12224]FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA) REQUEST
[12226]Mr. Garrison advised that CIA considers items 1
[12227]c . and 2 to be CIA documents and item 3 to be an FBI document
[12228]contining CYA information. CIA proposes to. funnaish Halperin
[12229]declassified copies of items.1and.2.which have been sani-
[12230]truea-ii Accordance with the brackets on the attached copies.
[12231]CIA has no objection to the Bureau's furnishing Halperin
[12233]AAT
[12235]a copy of item 3 if it is declassified and the CIA informa-
[12236]tion indicated by brackets ir’ tne wt tached copy is excised.
[12237]Mr. Garrison noted that CIA no longer considers the 9/22/48
[12238]memorandum to be operative since CIA's Office of Policy
[12240]Coordination no longer exists.
[12242]Mc. Garrison advised further that with regard
[12243]to a Senate Select Committee (SSC) request forcspies of all.
[12244]agreements between the FBI and the CIA, CiA.does not plan .
[12245]| to provide the SSC with copies of items 1 and 2 but plans.
[12246]| to allow appropriately cleared SSC staff representatives
[12247]| to examine the unsanitized Secret versions of items 1 and
[12248]| 2 at CIA Headquarters. He further advised that CIA would
[12249]| have no objection if the Bureau allows SSC staff representa~
[12250]| tives to examine item 3 in Bureau space provided it is
[12251]classified Secret-in accordance with CIA's classification
[12252]of its information. Mr. Garrison requested that if the
[12253]Bureau decides to provide the SSC with a copy of iltem'3 °
[12254]for its retention, the document be declassifidd and sanitized
[12255]in accordance with the attached copy. c —
[12257]The Intelligence Division has no objection to the
[12259]FOIA request of Halverin being handled in accordance with
[12261]the above. Recommendation for handling of the SSC reduest .
[12263]will be made by separate memorandum. |
[12264]CI
[12266]ACTION:
[12268]This memorandum and its attachments should be
[12270]forwarded to the FOTIA Unit of the Files and Communications
[12272]Division for appropriate handling.
[12274]4 Van “fe B,
[12275]OO woll pee
[12277]NW 58296 Docid:32989568 Page 209
[12279]22 September 1948
[12281]“N
[12283]_ MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD:
[12285]'. , SUBJECE: Cooperation and Liaison Between Federal Bureau of
[12286]; Investigation and Office of Policy Coordination, CIA
[12290]1. This memorandum records an understanding which has been. .
[12291]arrived at in conversations between Mr. D. Milton Ladd, Assistant Oo oa
[12292]:: to the Diroctor, Federal Bureau of Investigation, and Mr. Frenk Ga
[12293]Wisner, Assistant Director, and Chief of the Office of Policy
[12294].»; Coordination, of CIA. The conversations in question were duly
[12295]authorized by the Associate Director of the Federal Bureau of
[12296]Investigation and by the Director and Deputy Director of CIA and
[12297]were arranged by the Executive Secretary of the National Security -
[12298]Council on behalf of the White House. The purpose of the under~
[12299]_ standing is to provide a basis for cooperation end liaison between
[12300]_ ° the FBI and the Office of Policy Coordination, CIA, and the following
[12301]ee points. summarize the essential elements of the understanding:
[12303]. “ae In view of the distinctive character of the activi-
[12304]‘ties of the Office of Policy Coordination, it is considered
[12305]‘..,. advisable that separate and direct liaison be established
[12306]=. between that office and the FBI. For this purpose the FBI
[12307]"will provide a special liaison officer who will be nominated
[12308]_ +. by the FBI within the near future. (This arrangement has
[12309]“:; been specifically approved ‘by tha Deputy Director, CIA, in
[12310]the. absence of the Director, ) oe ‘
[12312]be oc is understood that in the ‘discharge of the duties
[12313]“and obligations laid upon the Office of Policy Coorination by
[12314]. the National Security Council, it is necessary for this
[12315]Office to have dealings with individuals and groups of foreign
[12316]| nationalities, within and without the United States and to -
[12317]sponsor the movement from time to time of such individuals
[12318]and representatives of such groups between the United States
[12319]and foreign countries. The Office of Policy Coordination
[12320]' resoenizes the primary responsibility of the FBI in the field
[12321]of United States domestic security, and the FBI acknowledges ,
[12322]; thet it is essential for the Office of Policy Coordination |
[12323]" to have direct dealings with the individuals and. “GROUPS: afore |
[12324]montiorede ne, :
[12328]@o In order that the interests of both parties to this”
[12329]understanding shell be served, it is understood that the
[12331]- Office of Pelicy Coordination keep ths FBI generally ‘informed
[12332]concerning the extent enl character of ite dealings with
[12334]io eae | eh Mo BOS fu
[12338]pyre
[12339]ted
[12341]fr
[12344]Mex
[12348]“y
[12350]EM me ot
[12352]* NwW 88296 (nk sons oe 210! & “Ss SECRET | GORY OF _2 AS ;
[12355]It - Groups and Organizations:
[12356]__. International ‘Peasant Union which is made up of
[12358]". representatives of Polish Agrarian Party; Bulgarian
[12359]» Agrarian Party; Croatian Peasant Party; Hungarian
[12360]Small Holders Party; Rumanian National Peasant Party;
[12361]Serbian Agrarian Union and a number of recognized
[12363]. :Gzethoslovak political leaders..
[12367]“In view of the highly classified character of our activities, .
[12368]-I am sure that you will appreciate the importance of maintaining the 7
[12369]maximum seourdty precautions. .
[12371]Sincerely yours,
[12373]. FRANK G. WISNER
[12374]Assistant Director for
[12376]tee
[12379]Metre eh ait ered enter eemerlor
[12381]ea nant Nk a A ne a eee |
[12384]22 Soptenber 1948
[12386].
[12388]_Hre De Milton Ladd ;
[12390]Assistant to the Director , . .-
[12391]’ Federal Bureau of Investigation
[12393]. Washington 25, De Co.
[12395]- Dear Mr. tadd: ae . Co ;
[12397]. " Gonfirriing our telephone conversation of today, I am enclosing
[12398]., Wea draft of a proposed memorandum which I have prepared for the
[12399]_ | purpose of recording the understanding which has been arrived at
[12400]ae , between us in regard to the cooperation and liaison between my
[12401]‘office end the Bureau. I have endeavored in this draft to set ows
[12402]the essential features of our conversation of yesterday afternoon
[12403]_ ead I should appreciate your indicating to me any modifications
[12404]or changes which you may deem necessary or advisable to reflect
[12405]"your recollection and understanding of our conversation. Upon
[12406]ny receipt of your suggested changes, if any, and following any
[12407]further discussion between ua which may be indicated as desirable,
[12408]I shall prepare this memorandum in final form and furnish to you
[12409]the original end a copy thereof, with the request. that you. initial
[12410]and re turn to me the COPY o ; .
[12412]: In. accordance with the terms of our under standing, I should .
[12414]; like to submit to you herewith the names of certain of the individuals
[12415]-end groups with whom it is proposed that my office will havo dealings
[12416]- in comnection with our authorized activities. From time to time in
[12417]ithe future I shall furnish you % with additional names. The following
[12418]Tare the names: A . wo?
[12422]George Me Dimitrov, Exiled S-sretary General of
[12423]eet _ Bulgarian Agrarian Party
[12427]ha
[12429]Stefan Osusky, prominent Czech Refugee leader : 7
[12430]* - “ ie
[12432]Chaar gr ih |
[12434]Ferenc Nagy; head cf Hungarian Small Holders Party
[12436]4
[12438]Dre Vl adico Macek, representative of Croatian | .
[12439]Peasant Party NA
[12441]fe,
[12443]Aoh consen
[12445]dor
[12451]' Stanislas Mikelajczyk, former Polish Vice Premier
[12453]4
[12455]Smeg pte) J FP
[12457]Downgraded to SECPET per Ls
[12458]CEC RET \ .
[12460]Andro Cretzianu, vormer Rumsnian Cabinet Minister’ : -
[12462]Paul J. Burns, 49210 Pes «
[12463]WE BB296 32989588 Page 212 ee. ag ek
[12465]Water
[12468]- foreign individuals and groups within the United States.
[12469]More specifically the Office cf_Policy Coordination wili,
[12470]in so far as possible, inform the FBI sufficiently in
[12471]‘advance of its proposed dealings with such individuals |
[12472]and groups to enable the FBI to advise the Office of |
[12473]Policy Coordination of any security risks which may be
[12474]‘involved in dealing with such individuals and groups
[12476]‘and “in order to provide the FBI with adequate opportunity
[12477]‘: 60 indicate individuals which it is employing for its own
[12478].purposes in connection with the penet tration of foreign
[12479]“Groups. oo. .
[12481]wen thee ‘There shail be an exchange of information between
[12482].. . the FBI and the Office of Policy Coordination concerning
[12483]' the significance, activities, and reliability of such
[12484]“individuals and groups of foreign nationalities within the
[12485].. United States as may be of interest to the Office of Policy
[12486]- Coordination.
[12488]NW 88296 Docld: 32989588 Page 213 ; . '
[12491]4 é EYES ALONE 4
[12493]Ya THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
[12495]WASHINGTON, D. C, 20505
[12497]f ; 30 MAY 1975
[12498]Intelligence Community Staff O oo __ DCT/1C-75-0597
[12500]a Aly ~75”
[12502]MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Thomas—K._Latimer, Department of Defense
[12503]; Mr. William G. Hyland, Department of State
[12504]Mr. E. H. Knoche, Central Intelligence Agency
[12505]Mr. William O. Cregar, Federal Bureau of
[12506]Investigation
[12507]Mr. William N. Morell, Jr., Department of Treasury
[12508]Mr. James G. Poor, Energy Research & Development
[12509]Administration
[12510]Mr. William Nichols, Office of Management and a
[12511]Budget
[12512]Mr. John B. Hotis, Department of Justice a
[12513]SL.
[12514]SUBJECT : Future Legislation Relative.to U.S. Intelligence;
[12516]Following up on the discussion at yesterday's meeting
[12517]of the Policy Steering Group, addressees are encouraged to provide
[12518]‘ to the White House specific suggestions for administrative or
[12520]legislative action relative to U.S. intelligence programs. Such
[12522]proposals should be realistic and doable in the near term. Please
[12523]provide two copies of all suggestions to James Wilderotter, Room
[12524]182, Old Executive Office Building by 10 June 1975.
[12526]fi jReo-100 625 L
[12527]shane ya) “et BLE? HO
[12529]Harriett D. Mowitt
[12530]Executive Secretary
[12531]USIB Ad Hoc Coordinatinge&srouwss ===}
[12533]17 JUN A> 1975
[12535]84 JUN4 1975
[12537]NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 214 EVES ALONE
[12540]OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 . $010-106
[12541]MAY 1962 EDITION
[12542]- “a oy REG. NO. 27
[12544]-~ “UWITED STATES GOVERNMENT
[12545]Memorandum :
[12546]Comp."Syst. ——
[12548]TO : Mr. J. B. Adams pate; 0719-75 Flee & Con
[12550]Gon. Inv.
[12551]ew Ident.
[12554]FROM : Legal Counsel”,
[12556]7 rtaniienr aren a "ALL INFORMATION con ee } c abor ator
[12557][a ‘arn mo HEREIN 8 Lpol ASSIF S ae
[12558]supject: SENSTUDY 75 ; DATE B Spec. Inv.
[12560]Training
[12562]Assoc. Dir.
[12564]Inspection —__.
[12565]Intell.
[12567]Telephone Rm. —
[12569]K. William O'Conner, Deputy Assistant Attorney Director Sec'y —
[12570]General, Civil Rights Division, who has recently been designated by ,
[12571]the Attorney General to coordinate all responses by the Department
[12572]to the Senate Select Committee(SSC), advised on the afternfon of 5-19-75
[12573]that he had met with Chief Counsel to the SSC F. A. O. Schwarz and John
[12574]Elliff, who is the head of the task force of the Senate Select Committee
[12575]on the FBI. O'Conner stated he informed Schwarz and Elliff that he would
[12576]not make available Bureau secretaries Mary Ann Massa and M. Ann
[12577]Mierzejewski, who aré séhéduled for interview on Tuésday, 5-20-75,
[12578]absent an agreement by the Committee that an FBI representative would
[12579]be allowed to be present during the interview. O'Conner indicated that
[12580]the Department's stand in this matter regarding the insistence that FBI
[12581]representatives be present during the interview was backed by the White
[12582]House, the Attorney General, and the Deputy Attorney General.
[12584]By way of background, it should be noted that Mr. O'Conner »
[12585]and Associate Deputy Attorney General McDermott were contacted on g
[12586]5-14-75, and advised of the requested interview of the two aforementioned!“
[12587]employees at which time O'Conner and McDermott did not advise of any
[12588]way in which the employees could be prevented from consenting to interview.
[12589]While they were upset at the prospect of service personnel, such as steno-
[12590]graphers being interviewed by the Committee, they indicated at that time
[12591]they could not see any legal leverage which could be used to preclude
[12593]‘ such interviews. With this decision in mind arrangements were made
[12595]: 6a -116395~ J eS
[12596]O'Conner he would have to check with the
[12598]SSC prior to agreeing to allow FBI representatives to be present. O'Conner
[12599]stated Schwarz was quite upset at the Department's stance in this matter,
[12600]but indicated he would give O'Conner an answer-this everiing? O'Conner
[12601]indicated to Schwarz that the two Bureau employees would be available for =
[12602]interview on the 20th should the Committee agr&e fo thé presence of FBI a
[12603]representatives during the interview. em
[12605]]
[12607]ree ES
[12611]1 -Mr. Adams 1-Mr. W. O. Cregar | kee
[12612]1 - Mr. Hotis / ds
[12613]Fe
[12617]1-Mr. Daly £
[12620]SEE ADDENDUM - PAGE 2 ’
[12623]we od a
[12625]Legal Counsel to Adams Memo
[12626]Re: SENSTUDY 75
[12628]‘O'Conner requested that the Bureau contimie with
[12629]his plan to have both employees available should the interview take
[12630]place on the 20th.
[12632]. ACTION:
[12634]You will be kept expeditiously advised of all developments
[12635]concerning this matter.
[12637]“0
[12640]ADDENDUM: . LEGAL COUNSEL DIVISION 5-19-75 - PVD:dkg
[12641]EE EE EEE ORE
[12643]At 4:15 p.m. Mr. O'Conner advised that he had just been
[12644]contacted by F..A. O.: Schwarz, and Schwarz stated the Committee's
[12645]position concerning the-presence of FBI representatives during the interview
[12646]of the two secretaries is unchanged. O'Conner related that he told Schwarz
[12647]that Departmental position is also unchanged in that there will be no
[12648]interview unless the Committee relents on this position. - O'Conner indicated
[12649]he would keep the Bureau advised and requested that we continue with our
[12650]plans to have the secretaries available for interview as Schwarz indicated
[12651]he would again contact O'Conner regarding this issue.
[12653]yt) | | Mew
[12654]aN \ 7
[12656]NW 68296 Docid:32989586 Page 216
[12658]é es
[12660]Airtel 1 - Me. W. R. Wannall
[12661]1 - Mr. W, O. Cregar
[12662]5/23/75
[12663]To: °*. SAC, Atlanta 1 - M. S. F. Phillips
[12664]From: Director, FBI (62-116395)
[12665]a) PERSONAL ATTENTION
[12666]SENSTUDY 75
[12668]ia Enclosed for immediate hand delivery to former
[12671]SA Alan G. Sentinella is an original and one copy of a state-
[12672]ment he voluntarily dictated to a Bureau secretary 5/21/75
[12674]and which was transcribed subsequent to Sentinella's departure
[12675]from Washington, D. C.
[12677]i
[12678]For your information, Sentinella has indicated a , {
[12679]desire to review this statement and make any necessary
[12680]corrections, after which he will furnish you a copy for
[12681]forvarding to the Bureau which should be by cover airtel .
[12682]immediately after Sentinella makes it available. Direct |
[12683]airtel to Attention, INTD - W. 0. Cregar. ;
[12684]Enclosure
[12686]SFP: sehen et!)
[12688](6)
[12690]NOTE: The statement involved concerns Sentinella's
[12691]testimony before an Executive Session of the Senate Select
[12692]Committee 5/21/75, contents of which testimony Sentinella
[12693]indicated’ to S. F. Phillips of the Senstudy 75 Project ‘he
[12694](Sentinella desired to make available to the Bureau.
[12696]fib INFORMA TI
[12697]Low HER Sips ete wales fA ) Ib Yy
[12698]ae h DATE £7
[12700]er
[12702]a a” e09/ pot He wer 4
[12704]Dep. AD Adm. _,
[12706]Dep. AD Inv.
[12707]Asst, Dir:
[12708]Admin.
[12709]Comp. Syst, __.
[12710]Ext. Affairs __.
[12711]Files & Com. __.
[12712]Gen, Inv.
[12713]Ident.
[12715]a ees (1
[12717]Bs Mae’ai975 a
[12719]Inspection
[12720]Intell.
[12722]Laboratory
[12723]Plon. & Eval.
[12724]Spec. Inv.
[12726]Training —___.
[12727]Legal Coun.
[12728]Telephone Rm.
[12729]Director Sec'y «ss MATL ROOM TELETYPE UNIT [(__}
[12731]NW 68296 Docld:32989588 Page 217
[12734]é ¥ OPTIONAL FORM NO.y 10 5010-106 e «(OA
[12735]MAY 1952 ECITION : .
[12736]GSA GEN. REG, NO, 27
[12738]é UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Mee Ane
[12739]Dep. AD Inv. __
[12740]Memorandum 1 - Mr. J. B. Adams Aas. Di
[12741]| 1 - Mr. T. J. Jenkins Co
[12742]~ ere Ext. Affairs —_
[12743]A : Mr. W. R. Wannall DATE: 5/23/75 Files & Com.
[12744]eee an Tn Gen. Inv.
[12745]ai
[12746]f
[12748]y. Ident,
[12749][et 1 - Bach Assistant Director Inspection
[12750]FROM : W. OW Intell. kd! y
[12753]a 1 - Mr. W. O. Cregar Ei
[12754]SUBJECT: 0 - 75 Spoe. Wdv.
[12755]. Trainin
[12756]Orne aco tS Tolophone Rm.
[12757]¢ Director Sec’y
[12758]Jest A) vk
[12759]Reference is made to my memorandum dated 5/19/75 Hot)
[12760]which attached a copy of a letter to the Attorney General
[12761]dated 5/14/75, from Senator Frank Church, Chairman,
[12762]United States Senate Select Committee (SSC) with appendices
[12763]A thru D. The memorandum noted the ambiguous nature of some
[12764]of the SSC requests and that Mr. K. William O'Conner, Deputy
[12765]Assistant Attorney General, who is the Department of Justice
[12766]coordinator for SSC matters, is presently negotiating the 5/14/75
[12767]requests with the SSC Staff.
[12769]Even though the negotiations are still under way, we i
[12770]believe that ultimately we will be required to provide substantia
[12771]responses to the 5/14/75 requests. To this end we have begun
[12772]to gather together the necessary data from our “files in anticipa-
[12773]tion of the substantial responses we will be required to prepare.
[12774]The various requests set forth in the May 14, letter have been
[12775]analyzed and specific assignments made to prepare responses. The
[12776]primary assignments have been made to representatives of several
[12777]Sections of the INTD. It is anticipated that in some circumstances
[12778]it will be necessary for these INTD representatives to convey
[12779]requests for information and material to other Divisions. When
[12780]such action is necessary contact will be effected through the
[12782]fee
[12783]s designated representatives of the other Headquarters Divisions.
[12784]“? A list of such other Divisional representatives is maintained
[12785]es by the SENSTUDY Staff on the basis of designations made to assist
[12786]cag in previous SSC requests, and is set forth below.
[12787][ ane} Go.
[12788]tice DIVISION REPRESENTATIVE EXTENSTON
[12790]toe 1-Identification James T. Stewart 4219
[12791]may ind REGLOF UGE A [GD
[12792]Re: 2-Training James E. "Re: LLY) l= 494) aad
[12793]3-Administrative Fred Woodworth 4132 :
[12796]EWL/SFP: cmc a eed a YUN 8 191 Ss)
[12797](17) CONTINUED,.2wOVER™ poe
[12798]ALL INFOFS SATION CONTAINED . .
[12799]HERE! OLASSIFIG ity, \f
[12801]DATE ¢ BY
[12803]| Gballl Baa see Page 218
[12806]Memorandum to Mr. W. R. Wannall
[12807]Re: SENSTUDY - 75
[12809]62-116395
[12811]4-Files and Communications Homer R. Hauer 4870
[12813]6-General Investigative J. William Hines 7 4276
[12814]7-Laboratory John P. Wilgus Had SY OF
[12815]8-External Affairs David L. Divan 2535
[12817]9-Special Investigative John E. McHale 2525
[12818]10-Inspection Fred Griffith 2830
[12820]li-Legal Paul V. Daly 3542 .
[12821]12-Computer Systems Charles D. Neudorfer 3635
[12823]The listed individuals are considered to be the
[12824]permanent representatives to the SENSTUDY project and will be
[12825]the primary points of contact within the respective Divisions.
[12826]It is requested that any Division desiring to change the above
[12827]designations promptly advise SENSTUDY project on extension 4636.
[12829]ACTION:
[12831]None except where necessary to redesignate Division
[12832]representatives.
[12834]NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 219
[12839]OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10 "
[12841]MAY 1962 EDITION @
[12843]GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27
[12845]UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Assos, Dir
[12846]Dep. AD Adm. —
[12847]Dep. AD Inv. —
[12849]Asst. Dir.:
[12850]Admin,
[12851]Comp. Syst.
[12852]Ext. Affairs
[12853]Files & Com, —
[12854]Gen. Inv.
[12855]Ident.
[12857]Memorandum
[12859]: Mr. J. B. Adams
[12864]FROM
[12867]Nbtsft
[12868]ab MAtory
[12869]Plon. & Eval. —
[12871]: Legal Counse A —
[12873]a a
[12874]SUBJECT: SENSTUDY 75 5
[12875]| rentinttcene yeyeuren swe
[12878]fa rae
[12879]On 5/21/75, Andy Smith, Supervisor in our Didhetor Soc'y
[12881]Birmingham Office, called Deputy Assistant Director Herington
[12882]and advised that former SA Robert R. Nichols (HOD: 1/6/47;
[12883]retired:.5/12/72) had been contacted by the Senate Select Committee
[12884]for interview. Smith comected Nichols through to Herington, at which
[12885]time Nichols advised that about ten days ago Lester Seidel of the Senat
[12886]Select Committee had contacted him, At that time, Ni¢hols was going
[12887]to Oklahoma City, and has just recently returned home to Birmingham. ,
[12889]Nichols stated that at one time he was the case agent in the Atlanta .
[12890]Office on the Martin Luther King investigation, and it was presumed
[12891]this was the subject matter of the proposed interview. —~ q
[12893]Nichols was advised that the decision as to whether he
[12894]would consent to interview was entirely his to make. He was reminded
[12895]that he had signed a secrecy agreement, and was reminded of the provisions
[12896]of AG Order 501-73 requiring prior authority from the appropriate Depart-
[12897]mental official prior to a current or former employee furnishing information
[12898]he acquired during the course of his employment. He was also advised
[12899]that he had a right to be represented by a personal attorney if he desired
[12900]and that he had all the constitutional rights available to him, Fe same as
[12901]any citizen. He was further told that if he desired to have -_ —~_ bg
[12902]representative available, but not present during t ifaserial Gilg
[12903]so request, noting that the purpose of the FBI repre bie
[12904]counsel him concerning sensitive areas which, ,might be explored.
[12905]yor Ss JUN 3 1975
[12906]It was emphasized to Nichols that the FBI w uld not and
[12907]could not recommend the course of action he should take Snd*that the =""“"
[12908]decision with regard to this interview was entirely his to make,
[12909])
[12913]Ne
[12914]an coals
[12916]7 GALL INFORNY
[12918]PERSONNEL RECORDS UNIT
[12920]COPY RETAINED IN
[12922]RECOMMENDATION:
[12924]For information.
[12926]1 - Mr. Adams
[12927]1 - Mr. Wannall
[12930]DATE
[12932]1 - Mr,
[12933]1 - Mr,
[12934]1 - Mr,
[12935]1 - Mr.
[12937]JH-yatm-
[12940]Phillips )
[12941]Mintz, C, A en vi
[12942]Hotis
[12944]Herington
[12946]& Page 220
[12948]Mr. David E. Todd
[12949]20 Cozzolino Drive
[12951]Millbrae, CA 94030 vs |
[12952]2 ig MAY
[12959]| Director
[12961]Federal Bureau of Investigation
[12962]9th and Pennsylvania Avenue
[12963]Washington, DC 20535
[12965]Attention:.
[12966]* office of the Legal Counsel
[12968]| NW 88296 Docid:32989588 Page 221
[12970]4A JUN 4975. “Y
[12972]NW 88296 Docid:32989588° Page 272
[12974]Attention:
[12978]Angton .
[12979]offic the Legal counsel
[12981]Remytelcall 5/16/75
[12983]pavid EB. Todd
[12985]7 D |
[12986]ie .
[12987]\ Stent ty - vA y aw)
[12989]i .
[12990]= Se
[12991]panes]
[12992]Pa .
[12997]re exch sone 5 ed
[12998]ae ENCED?” ALL INFORI i
[12999]~B | ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED bv 16375
[13000]Si DATE LOOOL By
[13001]> P
[13003]NG al wis a7 MAY 211
[13004]G3 Mae
[13006], (ye: &
[13008]9
[13010]75
[13013]ape
[13015]exit LEG.
[13018]| May 19, 1975
[13019]20 Cozgzolince Drive
[13020]Millbrae, CA 940306
[13022]My. Lester B. Seidel
[13023]Investigator
[13024]Select Committee to Study
[13025]Government Operations with
[13026]Respect to Intelligence Activitias
[13027]Room 2308 Ct pes ee “HOS:
[13029]Building 302 - Dirkson Building ne ued ,
[13030]PDA ple)
[13032]Washington, DC 20510
[13034]Dear Mr. Seidel:
[13036]Reference is made to your telephone call to me on May 16,
[13037]1975, in which you advised that the Committee was gathering
[13038]facts concerniny the FBI's various CoIntelPros and in
[13039]particular, you were looking into the CoIntelPro having
[13041]to do with the Black Panthers. You inguired if I recalled a
[13042]Letter, which had been made public, dated May 11, 1970, from
[13043]the Director, FBI, to the SAC, San Francisco, which suggested
[13044]disruptive techniques against the Black Panthers and which
[13045]mentioned spurious police or FBI reports. I advised you I
[13046]had no first hand recollection of having seen such a document
[13047]at that time, but that I had read a recent news item describ-
[13048]ing such a document.
[13050]You also indicated an interest in the theoretical question as
[13051]to whethoar intelligence functions should be divorced from
[13052]enforcoment functions in order to avoid the dilemma of dis-
[13053]closure versus dismissal, and you suggested that my views on
[13054]this might be helpful in educating the Committee.
[13056]For your information, I entered on duty as a Special Agent on
[13057]January 5, 1942, and retired from the Bureau on December 3,
[13058]1971. During the two years immediately preceding my retirement
[13059]<i served as supervisor of a squad of agenta which investigated,
[13060]among other matters, violations and alleged violations of law
[13061]by the Black Panthers. The only information I have concerning
[13062]the Black Panthers was learned as a direct result of my official
[13063]duties. I have made no independent study of them, nor do I
[13064]have any personal files or written material, either official
[13066]or otherwise, relating to then.
[13068]Since speaking with you, I have reviewed Executive Order $501-73
[13069](28 C.F.R.S§ 16.21, 16.22 and 16.23) which specifies that no
[13070]employee or former employee of the Department of Justice shall
[13071]produce any material contained in the files of the Dapartment
[13076]| Docld:32989588 Page 224 =
[13078]May 19, 1975
[13079]Page -2~
[13081]nor shall he disclose any information acquired in the performance
[13082]of his official duties without prior approval of the Attorney
[13083]General or appropriate Departmental official.
[13085]From this, I must conclude that I am prohibited from furnishing
[13086]you or the Committee any information along the lines requested
[13087]by you unless appropriate authority to do so has first been
[13088]given by an authorized representative of the Department of
[13089]Justice.
[13091]Very truly yours,
[13093] WJryped CXL Pot
[13094]DAVID E. TODD
[13096]ces Director,
[13097]Federal Bureau of Investigation
[13098]Sth and Pennsylvania Avenue
[13099]Washington, DC 20535
[13101]Sac
[13103]Federal Bureau of Investigation
[13104]450 Golden Gate Avenue
[13106]Sam Prancisco, CA 94102
[13111]ia oe
[13112]OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10 5010-106 iy |
[13114]Se ® ®@. ee |
[13115]UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT pS tse, of)
[13118]“Memorandum Regio
[13120]» Syst. \
[13121]Ext. Affairs
[13123]TO : Mr. J. B. Adams DATE: 3/20/75
[13125]Files & Com. |
[13126]Gen, Inv, |
[13127]- vy Ident.
[13128]4 ay 4 tw agtipn :
[13129]FROM : Legal Counsel J ie 1 a Bt.
[13130]Plon. & Evel
[13131]Spec. Inv,
[13132]SUBJECT:. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ALLINFOD. Fe en AED ane ;
[13133]“Oo LIGENCE ACTIVITIES oe tye reine Nome Rn
[13136]I received by hand delivery from the Department at 3:06 pin
[13137]on March 20, 1975, the attached copy of a letter from Senator Church -+ A
[13138]to the Attorney General dated March 19, 1975, with its enclosed list of /A@K/8!
[13139]requests being made by the Committee. ; nie
[13140]Senator Church requests that the documents involved be 5 JERS
[13141]supplied to the committee at the earliest oppoftunity. A review of the
[13142]requests revealed that the Intelligence Division would have the principal
[13143]interest in all except request Il, A and C, which would be of interest 0
[13144]to the Administrative Division. The last item appearing under V, B ~~
[13145]shuld be available only through the Criminal Division of the Department"
[13146]or the Attorney General's office.
[13148]RECOMMENDATIONS:
[13149]1. That the Intelligence Division and the Administrative
[13151]“Division review the attached request for FBI materials to Aen
[13152]whether we may make a full response to the Ms ESE ALS / b¢ Qi
[13154]a, co
[13155]aie 8 7 APR 22 1975
[13157]2. That the required materials be HR 22 1 cnn :
[13158]to the Committee and any difficulties be made known at the earliest possible
[13160]ace.
[13162]62-116395
[13163]f
[13165]Enc. a Ven
[13167]1 - Mr he fy"
[13169]. Wannall - Enc. we
[13170]1 - Mr. Walsh - Enc. | A he
[13171]1 - Mr. Farrington - Enc. a i“ Ys
[13172]1 - Mr. Hotis - Enc. . aay,
[13173]1 ~- Mr. Mintz - Enc. phere La L
[13174]enh bt a
[13176](7) ni |
[13178]84 JUN3 1975
[13180]NW 88296 Dochd:32989588 Page 225
[13182]> v ~~ f ae
[13183]— .
[13184]™ FRANK CHURCH, IDAHO, CHAIRMAN , ‘
[13185]JON 6. TAWER, TEXAS, ViNk CHAIRMAN 5
[13186]AILIP A. HART, ficH, 7 HOW ROH. BAKEN JR. TENN, FE %
[13188]WALTER FL MONDALE, MIMS DAPRy GOLOWATER, AR'Z,
[13189]Muriled Diates Denale
[13191]YALT<? D. a LULESTION, KY. CHARLES MCG, MATHIAS, UR; MD.
[13192]SELECT COMMITTEE TO
[13194](OBEL-T MORGAN, N.C, RICKARD S. SCHWEINER, PA.
[13195]VARY HART, COLO, .
[13197]STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH
[13198]é RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES
[13200]WILLIAM G, MILLER, STAFF DIRECTGR
[13201](PURSUANT To S. RES. 21, 4TH CONGRESS)
[13203]WASHINGTON, D.C, 20510
[13205]March 19, 1975
[13207]The Honorable Edward H. Levi
[13208]The Attorney General
[13209]Washington, D. C. 20530
[13211]Dear Me. Attorney General:
[13213]On behalf of the Senate Select Committee To Study Governmental
[13214]Operations With Respect To Intelligence Activities, Senator Tower and
[13215]I want to thank vou for the opportunity we had on February 26, 1975,
[13216]to discuss the work of the Committee. I want to express my personal
[13217]appreciation for your willingness to assist the Committee to meet its
[13218]responsibilities under the mandate of 5S. Res. 21. I believe we are in
[13220]ley
[13222]agreement that the work of the Committee should proceed as expeditiously
[13223]as possible. .
[13225]Toward that end we are seeking initial documentation from various
[13226]agencies whose activities fall within the mandate given us by the Senate.
[13227]Enclosed with this letter is a copy of an initial request for documents
[13229]{ relating to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, which has been previously
[13230]discussed with staff representatives of the Bureau. With the unanimous
[13232]| aoproval of the Committee, I respectfully request that the documents be
[13233]supplied to the Committee at the earliest opportunity.
[13235]We expect to make similar initial requests for documents to other
[13236]parts of your Department that fall under the mandate of S. Res. 21.
[13238]T truss that our respective staffs will continue to work together
[13239]in the spirit of mutual cooperation which we both recognize is necessary
[13240]to ensure a thorough and expeditious investigation.
[13242]Parana
[13244]With kind regards, r-
[13246]; Sincerely , “ J
[13247]AL SNFORMATION CONTAINED | ~ C4 ;
[13249]Y
[13251]Let
[13253]Docid:327989588 Page 226
[13255]HEREIN 122 po pASslr, ;
[13256]DA IS OL BY
[13258]a
[13259]{ / ely va
[13260]Frank Church
[13261]Chairman
[13263]2, hoe 39s -1b0
[13264]e ENCLOSE]
[13267]. .
[13268]« aT
[13270]a me f @ @ ‘
[13271]w i e o
[13272]‘ . »-
[13274]a
[13276]FIRST REQUEST FOR FBI DOCUMENTS
[13278]I. Legal Authorities
[13280]All memoranda discussing the legal authority of the
[13281]Federal Bureau of Investigation to (1) investigate internal
[13282]security matters, (2} collect intelligence information, and B
[13283](3) engage in counter-intelligence activities; together |
[13284]with copies of all constitutional and statutory provisions
[13285]executive orders, presidential directives, Attorney General
[13286]Opinions and memoranda, and-any other materials asserted as
[13287]sources of such authority.
[13289]TI. Jurisdictional Agreements
[13291]All delimitations agreements, jurisdictional agreements,
[13292]agreements for coordination, and memoranda or understanding, F
[13293]between the FBI and any other Federal departments or agencies,
[13294]insofar as they pertain to internal security, intelligence _w.
[13295]collection, and/or counter-intelligence matters, operations,
[13296]or activities.
[13298]TIf. Organization
[13300]A. A detailed current organizational chart reflecting 4
[13301]- all divisions, sections, branches, and units of the FBI, and
[13302]the subject matters assigned to each by generic and numerical ~~
[13303]designation. '
[13305]B. <A list of names, titles, and offices of assignment of
[13306]all Intelligence Division persénnel at FBI Headquarters, down bh
[13307]to and including unit chiefs, together with the number of wnt
[13308]personnel below the level of unit chief catepyorized by unit
[13309]or other office of assignment.
[13311]C. <At the £ield level, the titles and the number of FBI
[13312]field office agents assigned to internal security, intelligence
[13313]collection, and/or counter-intelligence matters, operations, or 3
[13314]activities, together with the percentage of total agent man-
[13315]hours devoted to such matters, operations, and activities.
[13317]ALL INFO: a
[13318]MERE}: Ie MATION ” CONTAINED
[13319]ATE Hippy SIFT
[13321]BY
[13323]_ NW 88296 Docid:32989588 Page 227
[13325]q
[13327]au” a : ~
[13328]FIRST REQUEST FO@MERI DOCUMENTS 9
[13330]NW 88296 Dochd:32989568 Page 225
[13332]we
[13333]Rage two
[13335]we
[13337]IV. Policies and Procedures
[13339]A. The table of contents of the FBI Manual of Instruc-
[13340]tions, and those portions of the Manual of Instructions ea
[13341]which pertain to internal security, intelligence collection,
[13342]and/or counter-intelligence matters, operations, or
[13343]activities.
[13345]B. The table of contents of the FBI Manual of Rules
[13346]and Regulations, and those portions of the Manual of Rules
[13347]and Regulations which pertain to internal security, intell-
[13348]igence collection, and/or counter-intelligence matters,
[13349]operations, or activities.
[13353]V. Studies and Reports
[13355]A. The Special Report of the Interagency Committee on
[13357]Intelligence (Ad Hoc), dated June, 1970.
[13362]2
[13363]B. The original report on COINTELPRO activities pre- (- a.
[13364]pared by the Committee headed by Assistant Attorney Generay ,
[13366]|
[13367]Henry Petersen. —_
[13369]Pe
[13371]UNITED STATES oWexnteret q@ i Bena a
[13372]* te
[13374]) ( com
[13375]ta Mr. J. B. Adams DATE: 5-15-75 Gan Ie
[13376]* Ident.
[13377]oS Inspection
[13378]FROM Legal counsti fin — _ Intell.
[13380]a) ‘ewer pee olf — a
[13381]- ine we. va
[13382]suBjecT:. SENSTUDY 75 } te Inve
[13383]oe a : rns 5
[13384]The purpose of this memorandum is to advise that Divector Soc"y
[13385]the Department has named Deputy Assistant Attorney General K. William
[13386]Connor of the Civil Rights Division to be responsible. for their responses
[13387]to Congressional Committee requests.
[13388]ae RL I A NE or
[13389]Ww At the request of Assistant to the Deputy Attorney General
[13391]a meeting with Deputy Assistant Attorney General K. William ®'Connor,
[13392]Assistant to the Attorney General Jack Fuller, and Assistant to the
[13394]Deputy Attorney General Robert McDermott. ‘McDermott announced ~~
[13396]at the meeting that O'Connor was taking control of the Departmental
[13397]responses to the Congressional Committees. He noted that the Department
[13398]has been having some problems keeping track of and inconsistencies
[13400]in its responses to the various Congressional Committees. Mr. O'Connor
[13401]was generally briefed as to the status of our responses to Congressional
[13402]requests and to the Rockefeller Commission. He requested, however,
[13404]that he be briefed in a more detailed manner in the immediate future.
[13406]Robert McDermott, SA Paul V. Daly and Inspector John B. Hotis attende ae
[13408]ACTION: ALL FORMA
[13409]——— HEREIN IS Wry pe Sa TAINED ©
[13410]For information, BATE BY ~~ Ye)
[13411]~ a)
[13412]> Wy 3 Pl
[13413]1-Mr. Adams } git
[13414]1 - Mr. Wannall m ‘ca
[13416]1 7Mr WO. Creer oy 10h yen BON FLL b 35x75
[13417]f
[13419]1 - Mr. Hotis
[13420]1-Mr. Daly pi ® MAY 28 1975
[13421]PVD:dkg (8)
[13423]He
[13426]g 4 JUN3 iS
[13428]NW 58296 Docid:32989568 Page 229
[13431]OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
[13432]MAY 1962 EDITION
[13433]aS5A GEN, 29S. NO, 27
[13435]" UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
[13436]\i Memorandum
[13438]ro = GMR. W. R. WANNALL |
[13440]r
[13441]FROM . [oy Gancan
[13443]3010-106
[13445]B. Adams 7
[13446]A
[13448]. Aw Mintz
[13450]pateMay 8, 1975
[13451]1 - Me. J. B. Hotis
[13453]Assoc. Dir,
[13454]Dep. A Im.
[13455]Dep, A wis,
[13457]Asst. Dir.:
[13459]Admin.
[13460]Comp. Syst.
[13461]Ext. Affairs __
[13462]Files & Com,
[13464]Laboratory
[13466]:MR. W 1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall
[13467]a 1 - Mr. W. O, Cregar,
[13468]sugjecr (SENSTUDY 75 oo, a ey ; Spee, ewe
[13469]et : taining
[13470]} ye i Ware
[13471]This memorandum reports the results of a meeting srelephone Rm. —
[13472]between representatives of the Senate Select Committee (SSC) on
[13474]Staff and Bureau officials at Quantico, Virginia, on the evening /
[13475]of 5/5/75. , Jy
[13476]7 J |
[13477]Ww On 5/5/75 Mr. Jol E11iff, who heads the task force odl
[13479]\7 the SSC looking into the FBI, met with officials of the Bureau at
[13481]5 Quantico, ELLiff was accompanied by Mark/Gitenstein and Mary
[13483]| Oreo. FBI officials present were Assistant Director W. R.
[13485]* Wannall, Inspectors Thomas W. Leavitt, Hunter E. Helgeson, and
[13486]John B, Hotis as well as Section Chief William O. Cregar.
[13488]At the outset of the meeting, Mr. ELLiff provided the
[13489]Bureau representatives with a memorandum the subject of which was! i}
[13490]entitled-Pintelligence-Division Position Paper on Jurisdiction," +‘
[13491]dated 2/13/75, copy of which is attached. ELLif££'s memorandum
[13492]contained a series of questions along with the rationale for these
[13493]questions which provided the basis for the Quantico meeting. We
[13494]are not considering these questions a formal request from the
[13495]Select Committee. Mr, ELLiff and the Staff of the Select Committee
[13496]are aware that formal responses that the Bureau might be expected to
[13497]provide the Committee can only be predicated on written requests
[13498]to the Attorney General (AG) from Senator Frank Church or the
[13500]. Committee's Chief Counsel,
[13502]; It is noted that under paragraph one of EL1Liff's memo-
[13503]randum he notes the Committée has not been supplied the, gion Eas 5 “a
[13505]documents, REC AA OU e~ (Le 0) G sy
[13506](1) if Hoste ag Wh. dated 7/31/72. _
[13508]“ i
[13509]® MAY 23 1998 A
[13512](2) bpendices I, J, K, M, and P to the Intelligence
[13513]Division Paper on Jurisdiction" dated 2/13/75. aan ESSE eam
[13514]62-116395 |
[13515]Enclosure / ENCLOSURE . yn
[13516]Woctekwe Wau) fil INFORMATION \\
[13517](6) ’ 9)
[13519]CONTAINED
[13521]REE ic. Lhier Fo Tee 7 ‘
[13522]aan LOBBY FD pee ED - OVER ©
[13524]; uh ose Nia 69588 Page 230
[13526]} S
[13528]Memorandum to Mr. W. R. Wannall
[13529]RE: SENSTUDY 75
[13530]62-116395
[13532]By memorandum dated 5/6/75, we advised the AG that
[13533]the requested position paper of 7/31/72 is an internal deliberative
[13534]document which we feel is inappropriate to furnish the Select
[13535]Committee, This position is consistent with the position previously
[13536]expressed by the AG. During the meeting with El1iff he was orally
[13537]advised of the Bureau's position regarding making the 7/31/72
[13538]position paper available to the Select Committee,
[13540]The Appendices which have not yet been made available
[13541]to the Select Committee are being cleared with other agencies
[13542]under the Third Agency rule requirement and will be made available
[13543]to the Select Committee once all clearances have been obtained.
[13544]EL1if£ was orally apprised of this.
[13546]During: the course of the meeting, Mr. ELLIf£ stated
[13547]that he felt the FBI's concerted investigative effort in the
[13548]early 1960s against the Klan and later our investigative effort
[13549]arising out of the ghetto riots were justified given the situation
[13550]at that time, However, he felt the Committee would probably
[13551]like to do an in-depth case study of both investigations. He
[13552]asked if the FBI could provide the Committee with copies of all
[13553]memoranda and documents reflecting the decision making process
[13554]leading up to the initiation of the major ‘investigative effort
[13555]against the Klan as well as investigations during and following
[13556]the ghetto riots. El1iff was advised that we certainly would
[13557]consider responding following receiptoof a formal written request
[13558]from Senator Church through the AG. El11Liff advised he would
[13559]prepare such a written request.
[13561]The Intélligence Division has already instituted the
[13562]necessary research in anticipation of this request and will submit
[13563]recommendations following a completion of this research,
[13565]In anticipation of Select Committee hearings which are
[13566]expected to begin in about one month, Mr. E1LLiff£ and Gitenstein
[13567]expect to start interviews of current Bureau employees in Bureau
[13568]space during the week of 5/19/75. Mr. Gitenstein will concentrate
[13569]on the work of the Internal Security Branch of the Intelligence
[13570]Division and Mr. ELLiff on the Counterintelligence Branch. We
[13571]expect that Mr, E11Liff will begin his interviews by meeting with
[13572]Assistant Director Wannall, Inspector Leavitt and the Section
[13573]Chiefs of the Counterintelligence Branch.
[13576]_ NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 231
[13579]' NW 88296 Dochd:32989508 Page 232
[13581]and suggest that some legislation with Congressional oversight
[13583]Memorandum to Mr. W. R. Wannall
[13584]RE: SENSTUDY 75
[13585]62-116395
[13587]It is noted that we previously furnished to the
[13588]Select Committee with the AG's approval one copy each of
[13589]Sections 87 and 122 of the Manual of Instructions. Section 87
[13590]is concerned with investigations of subversive organizations ~
[13591]and individuals. Section 122 addresses extremist matters and
[13592]civil unrest. In his discussion of these two Sections it was
[13593]readily apparent Mr. Gitenstein had condueted a thorough review.
[13594]In this regard, he noted a difference in the investigative procedure
[13595]outlined in these two Sections of the Manual. Mr. Gitenstein
[13596]was advised that the. Intelligence Division had just completed
[13597]a Manual revision combining these two Sections into one and had
[13598]submitted it to the Director for his approval. Mr. Gitenstein
[13599]commented this was an excellent idea to combine these two Sections
[13600]into one and expressed the hope that the revised Section could
[13601]be made available to the Committee for its review in anticipation
[13602]of the forthcoming Cotmmittee hearings. |
[13604]At the conelusion of the meeting, ELLiff£ asked whether
[13605]the FBI would .be willing to meet with the Staff to discuss such
[13606]sensitive issues as surreptitious entry, the opening of mail, and
[13607]incommunicado interviews. El11Liff was advised that the Bureau was
[13608]aware of certain allegations that have appeared in the press and
[13609]felt that any interviews in sensitive areas should be restricted
[13610]to the Senators on the Committee. EL1Liff interposed no objection
[13611]to this suggestion.
[13613]The thrust of the meeting gave Bureau officials present
[13614]the impression that the task force was primarily concerned with
[13615]identifying what areas of the Bureau's investigative responsi-
[13616]bilities needed to be better defined through new legislation.
[13618]In fact, ELLIf£ solicited the observations of those present as
[13620]to what the Bureau's needs were in the way of new legislation
[13622]to permit the Bureau to carry out its internal security responsi-
[13623]bilities effectively. He recognized certain limitations involving
[13624]records of educational institutions, banking institutions, telephone
[13625]companies and credit establishments currently restrict the Bureau —
[13627]should be written to assist the FBI in carrying out its mission.
[13629]~ 3.
[13632]7 @ .
[13633].
[13635]Memorandum to Mr. W. R. Wannall
[13636]RE: SENSTUDY 75
[13637]62-116395
[13639]ACTION:
[13641](1) We will proceed tormeet with Mr, E11iff and
[13642]Mr, Gitenstein in accordance with their request. It is antici-
[13643]pated that an Intelligence Division official will be present at
[13644]all such interviews of current Bureau personnel.
[13646](2) That the revietmn of the combined Sections of
[13647]87 and 122 by other Divisions of the Bureau be expedited in
[13649]order that we may be able to provide the Senate Select Committee
[13650]with this revision on an expedite basis,
[13652]4
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[13656]Laws 88296. Docid: 32989588 Page; 234
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[13660]. May &, 1975 .
[13661]iC ORANDUM .
[13663]Subject: “Intelligence Division Position Paper on Jurisdiction”
[13664]dated February 13, 1975
[13666]1. The following documents directly related to this Position ~
[13667]Paper have not been supplied to the Select Committee:
[13669](1) The previous Position Paper, dated July 31, 1972.
[13673](2) Appendices I, J, K, M, and P.
[13675]2. Parts I and II discuss the Presidential directives which
[13676]May serve as the basis for FBI national security intelligence
[13677]activities. Part IV lists statutes. and Executive Orders
[13678]affecting FBI jurisdiction. There is no mention in Parts I and
[13679]It of the first Executive Order cited in Part IV. This is
[13680]Executive Order #11605, dated July 2, 1971, amending Executive
[13681]Orcer #10450, of April 27, 1953, relating to security require-
[13684]enero SDS SOO RS Capa yan ce
[13686]These Executive Orders have been further amended by
[13687]a more recent Executive Order of June 4, 1974. This latest
[13688]order abolished the so~called "Attorney General's List" and
[13689]revised the criteria for determining the suitability and
[13690]loyalty of Government employees.
[13692]The following questions arise:
[13694]_ (1) In what way, if any, do the Executive Orders
[13695]relating to employment security provide a legal
[13696]basis for FBI intelligence activities?
[13698](2) In what way, if any, did the Executive Order of
[13699]June 4, 1974, affect the legal basis for FBI
[13700]intelligence activities? .
[13702]3. The analysis in Parts. ‘I and II discusses the legal basis
[13704]for FBI national security intelligence investigations. There
[13706]is no specific discussion of other intelligence activities.
[13708]These other activities are variously described in the attached
[13709]documents and quoted memoranda. The terms used include .
[13710]“counterespionage" (Presidential Directive of June 26, 1939), es
[13712]NFORMATION CONTR
[13713]fae Daa’ a er
[13715]bee
[13717]oe
[13720]. @ r
[13723]"to neutralize Communist front and Communist-dominated organi-
[13724]zations of the United States" (IIC and ICIS Report to NSC,
[13725]March 5, 1954), "program designed to intensify any confusion and
[13726]- dissatisfaction among its /Communist Party's/ members" and
[13727]"“counterintelligence operations" (NSC Briefing, November 6, 1958),
[13728]"action proposals to protect the internal security of the United.
[13729]States" (National Security Action Memorandum 161, dune 9, 1962).
[13730]The term "counterespionage" reappears in several other documents.
[13731]These terms seem to refer to activities which have since
[13732]been labeled COINTELPRO operations. In this regard, it should
[13733]be noted that Attorney General Saxbe's-.report of November 18,
[13734]1974 on FBI COINTELBRO Activities stated, at p. 20:
[13735]“(2) Espionage or Soviet-Satellite intelligence
[13736]This program, although officially designated
[13737]a COINTELPRO program, emphasized intelligence gathering
[13738]and counterintelligence efforts already being pursued
[13739]in connection with the Bureau's ongoing foreign intelli-~
[13740]gence responsibilities. It did not curtail any activity
[13741]or in any way change the scope of counterintelligence
[13742]efforts already in effect and continuing today. It was
[13743]primarily intended to inspire initiative and to encourage
[13744]ingenuity in the Bureau's continuing counterintelligence
[13745]efforts against hostile foreign intelligence services.”
[13746]‘-In the interest of the national security, no
[13747]_ statistics or examples of the types of actions imple=
[13748]mented under this program may appropriately be disclosed."
[13750]This passage seems to say that the FBI continues to perform
[13751]other activities going beyond investigation and directed at
[13752]hostile foreign intelligence services.
[13754]The following questions arise:
[13756](Ll) In what wayr if any, do the Presidential directives
[13757]discussed in Parts I and II provide a legal basis
[13758]for FBI national security intelligence activities
[13759]beyond investigations?
[13761](2) In what way, if any, do the Presidential directives
[13762]discussed in Parts I and II provide a legal basis
[13763]for the COINTELPRO activities which have been
[13764]discontinued as a matter of policy since 1971?
[13766]y oO
[13767]NW 88796 Docld:32989588 Page 235. °
[13769](3) In what way, if any, do the Presidential directives
[13770], , discussed in Parts I and II provide a legal basis
[13771]for the FBI's continuing counterintelligence efforts
[13772]against hostile foreign intelligence services?
[13774]4. Appendix S includes excerpts from the appropriations testimony
[13776]of former Director Hoover. The testimony in 1939 and‘'1941 makes
[13777]“|. veference to President Roosevelt's Proclamation of National
[13778]Emergency, September 8, 1939. The following exchange took place
[13779]a -“at-the hearing on Pebruary 19, 1941: a . 7,
[13781]Mr. Ludlow. At the close of the present emergency, when
[13782]peace comes, it would mean that much of this emergency
[13783]. work necessarily will be discontinued.
[13784]Mr. Hoover. That is correct.
[13785]Mr. Taber:. Is your set-up for the national-defense work
[13786]separate from the other work?
[13787]Mr. Hoover. It is.
[13789]Oo - Ahan Pm Wm oe re a wai . co Nenivartatinateniver At wet at nO ~~ om awe
[13790]wae oO AMI ® te Zt operated asa Me Pua Le GAUVLSioms
[13792]Mr. Hoover. Yes. In the field our field officials
[13793]‘are under instructions to utilize approximately 50
[13794]percent of the personnel on national defense work
[13795]and the other 50 percent on the regular work.
[13797]Mr. Taber. But if some rush comes up, you might have
[13799]to vary that?
[13801]Mr. Hoover. That is correct.
[13802]_,Mr. Taber. According to the situation. hes
[13803]’ Mr. Hoover. According to the emergency that might arise.
[13804]If the national emergency should terminate, the
[13805]structure dealing with national defense can immediately
[13806]be discontinued or very materially curtailed according
[13807]to the wishes of Congress.
[13809]When President Roosevelt issued the Proclamation of National
[13810]Emergency on September 8, 1939, he accompanied it with Executive
[13811]Order No. 8247 directing the Attorney General to "increase the
[13812]personnel of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Department of
[13813]Justice, in-such number, not exceeding 150, as he shall find
[13814]necessary for the proper performance of the additional duties .
[13815]imposed upon the Department of Justice in connection with the ‘
[13816]national emergency." At a press conference the same day, :
[13818]wee - - ~~
[13820]NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 236 ;
[13822]: . . ° . ‘.
[13824]“~ . . .
[13827]President Rooseveit specifically discussed this Execulive
[13828]Order and the nature of the "additional duties imposed upon
[13829]the Department of Justice."
[13831]"And the fourth /Executive Order/ relates to what
[13832]you might say is a combination of neutrality’ and national
[13833]defense. It provides for an addition to the personnel
[13834]; of certain investigating agencies of the Government to
[13835]NO protect this country against-~I suppose the easiest way
[13836]: of putting it is--some of the episodes, some of the
[13837]--7- ‘things that happened over here in 1914 and 1915 and
[13838]: 1916 and the beginning of 1917, before we got into the
[13839]“war. There was, sabotage; there was a great deal of
[13840]propaganda by both belligerents, and a good many definite
[13841]plans laid in this country by foreign governments to try
[13842]to sway American public opinion. We do not have to
[13843]specify. . The older men who are here can remember some
[13844]of the episodes of that time. It is to guard against
[13845]that, and against the spread by any foreign nation of
[13846]propaganda in’ this country whicn would tend to be
[13847]subversive--I believe that is the word--of our form of
[13848]Government." (1939 Roosevelt Papers 485-486)
[13850]The following questions arise:
[13852](1) To what extent, if any, were the Presidential
[13853]' Girectives of June 26, 1939 and September 6, 1939,
[13854]based on the emergency powers of the President?
[13856](2) To what extent, if any, was the establishment of
[13858]. the FBI's Intelligence Division in September, 1939,
[13859]based on the President's Proclamation of National
[13860]Emergency and Executive Order No. 8247?
[13862](3) To what extent, if any, does Congress have the
[13863]Constitutional authority to discontinue or curtail
[13864]the FBI's national security intelligence activities
[13866]. based on the President's emergency powers or on
[13867]: other Constitutional powers of the Executive Branch?
[13869]on
[13871]beck
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[13876]e
[13877]Se et
[13881]po
[13883]: Legal coumel eel | et
[13884]O i Bis 1 Pion & beak
[13886]/SENSTUDY 75 raining | %
[13887]{ ENSTUDY 75 bowl cou
[13889]|
[13890]|
[13891]|
[13893]Bv4e24h'8 Dochd: $ioses Page 238
[13897]FROM
[13899]SUBJECT:
[13901]4
[13903]OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10 5010-106
[13904]MAY 1962 EDITION
[13905]GSA GEN, REG. NO. 27
[13907],
[13909]UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
[13911]Assoc. Dir.
[13912]Dep. AD Adm. —
[13913]Dep, AD Inv. —
[13915]Memorandum ee
[13917]Admin,
[13919]Comp. Syst. —_.
[13921]Mr. J. B. Adams pate: 5/16/75 Files & Con
[13922]Gen, Inv.
[13923]Ident.
[13925]Spec. Inv
[13927]uw 4 Pa
[13928]eee” Telephone Blas
[13930]Director Sec'y —
[13931]At approximately 3:20 PM, former SA David E. Todd
[13933](EOD as SA 1/5/42; retirement 12/9/71) called long distance from
[13935]San Francisco and spoke to Deputy Assistant Director Herington.
[13937]He said that he had been contacted by Lester B. Seidel, Senate Select
[13938]Committee, who said that he would be on the west Goast in the near
[13940]future and desired to interview Todd concerning FBI policies with
[13942]regard to investigation of racial matters and our counterintelligence
[13943]programs against the Black Panthers and other groups. Todd pointed
[13945]out that he was a former supervisor of the San Francisco Office desk
[13946]responsible for Black Panther cases. Todd asked what position he LA
[13947]should take. He was advised that his decision as to whether or not to
[13948]be interviewed was entirely his and that the Bureau could not make <
[13949]any suggestion in this regard. It was pointed out that if he decided to [a
[13950]be interviewed, we had made arrangements with the Senate Select:.
[13952]Fommittee which would permit a Bureau representative to be available
[13954]or consultation with regard to matters that might seem sensitive, but
[13956]that the Bureau representative would not be present during or participate
[13958]in the actual interview. He was advised further that he had the same
[13960]rights as any other citizen, namely, the right to personal counsel and
[13962]any other rights guaranteed him under the Constitution. Pursuant to
[13964]his request, he was also advised of the provisions of Attorney General
[13966]Order 501-73 which appears in Title 28, Code of Federal Regulations,
[13967]beginning at Section 16.21, which would‘require appropriate Departmental
[13968]approval prior to any current or former employee revealing, pursuant to
[13970]a subpoena or other demand, any information acquired during the course
[13972]of the employee's official duties. He was also a7, ng all Bureau a Ss) 7
[13974]employees had signed a secrecy agreement,
[13977]1- Mr. Adams
[13979]1 - Mr. Wannall REC. Gh a MAY 22 1975
[13981]1 - Mr. Mintz = q
[13982]1 - Mr. Hotis ST-101 an em ME!
[13984]1 - Mr. Herington
[13986]JH:mtm au .
[13987]Biy f
[13988](6) HERS sige ee ap wl? a Al 7 tid OVER nee
[13990]DATE BY
[13993]woe N .
[13994]a *
[13996]Memo to Mr. J. B. Adams
[13997]Re: SENSTUDY 75
[13999]Todd indicated that while he desired to respond as legally
[14000]required to an official committee inquiry, he would advise Mr. Seidel
[14001]that he considered himself bound by the Attorney General Order and did
[14002]not feel that he could reveal official information without approval by the
[14003]appropriate Department official. Todd was clearly advised that this
[14004]decision had to be hig own and that the FBI could not and would not make
[14005]any recommendation to him as to the course of action he should take.
[14007]RECOMMENDATION:
[14009]For information.
[14010]YF Ope“
[14012]wee
[14014]NW 85296 Docid:32989508 Page 239
[14015]|
[14017]%. a
[14018]ae, OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 ‘ 5010-106
[14019]MAY 1963, EDITION
[14020]e GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27
[14021]UNITED STATES G' NMENT : | Assoct’Dir. —__*
[14022]Dep. AD Adm. —
[14023]/ Dep. AD Inv. __
[14024]Memorandum Asst Dit
[14026]Admin,
[14028]Comp. Syst. —_
[14030](L_- Ext. Affairs
[14031]Mpa Files & Com.
[14032]Gen. Inv.
[14033]je? Ident,
[14035]Inspection
[14037]Intell.
[14038]Laboratory
[14040]eS
[14042]TO : Me. Cleverangyl DATE: 5-8~75
[14044]FROM : G. R. stee1q@
[14046]E scuner SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON
[14048]INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC) syn —
[14049]Te he Rm,
[14051]HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ,
[14052]INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (HSC)
[14055]Reference is made to ny OE dated ,4-3-75 captionéd
[14058]as above (ce attached}.
[14060]Director See’y __
[14062]This is to advise that as of 5-7-75 we have received
[14063]and ordered to the field a total of 96 requests from the SSC for
[14064]investigations of its staff members. An additional case was
[14065]received on 5-8-75 which is being ordered to the field immediately.
[14066]As a result of referenced memo, Inspector Bowers contacted the.
[14067]SSC which was in accord with a more realistic deadline on
[14068]remaining investigations, except "a few'' specials which wo
[14069]still be handled on an expedite basis, such as afforded
[14070]Presidential appointments. Of all cases received to date
[14071]only six have been designated as nonexpedite. nr ae
[14073]It is noted recent articles in the media have contained
[14074]criticism of Congressman Lucien Nedzi for delay in staffing the
[14075]HSC and proceeding with its inquiry. On 3-3~75 Inspector Bowers
[14076]discussed with the Congressman the mechanics for FBI investi-
[14077]gations of the HSC staff. In the intervening period no cases
[14078]were received except one Sri ease from the HSC which has
[14080]GA uff E#EY*
[14082]been ordered to the fiel concerns Carl Hendrickson Simms,
[14083]Security Director, HSC, OF erly connected with the House
[14084]impeachment inquiry. Simms has been in contact with our Project
[14085]Senstudy 79, group. It is not Known when additional inv s igation
[14087]By a
[14089]will be. aseeived from the HSC, — 3
[14090]a
[14092]acrtone) got age ~f{L6 BYE WEP
[14094]a i Parente ; Mt
[14096]' Sor information. v3 panes to
[14098]B MAY 20 1975 )
[14100]4oN CLOSURE Au INFORMATION CONTAINED (un :
[14101]} “ mc. HERE! NOU AT IIFIE er ee a
[14102]DATE BY y ;
[14104]1 - Mr. Adams 1 - Mr. Cleveland ”?
[14106]1 - Mr. Mintz - (Legal Analysis Office) 1 ~ Mr. Steel 3
[14107]XWROE !
[14109]54) ee 0) a tty Te so
[14110]~ mu 75 se JO aes hes
[14112]NW 88296 Dochd:32969508 Page #40
[14115]NW-88296 Docld:32989588 Page 241
[14117]My, Claveland
[14119]&. R, &¢eel,
[14121]SENATE SELECT COMMITTER ON
[14122]INTELLIGENCE ACTIVE TLaS “4 “<S aed ~
[14124]HOUSE BBLEST OG. pte o yen a te to
[14125]INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES Gi5C)
[14127]By agreemcnt, the FRI is currently conducting full field
[14128]investigations verurding SSC staff personnel. These have extremely
[14129]short (2 week) deadlines which are identical te those afforded
[14130]Presidential aprointments and ere, therefore, given preferential
[14131]trentnent in opening, assigning, and following field progress, The
[14132]Special Inquiry Unit of the Employees Security and Specie] Incuiry -
[14133]Section, which has about twice its normal case load, is handling
[14134]these recuasts. Senater Church, Chairman, S6e, originally estinated
[14135]-that between 35 and 46 staffi members would he submitted for inveosti-
[14136]' gation. As of today, 4-J3+76, we hava reesived roquesta for &5 Buck
[14137]invedtigaticns from the 830 and the end Goes not appear to be i
[14138]Sight. They are reevived in bunches as many as & nt a time, which
[14139]is not the even flow expected and presents an additionszl burden.
[14141]. Ir addition it is expected that gdimilar requests wikl be
[14142]forthcoming in the near future from the HSC since we have = similar
[14143]agresment with i¢. Congressman Nedzi, Chairman of the HSC, kas
[14144]estimated ‘probably no more than about 25 staff wonbers will be
[14145]hired.” [It remains te be seen ig this estinate alsa falls short of
[14146]actual receipts.
[14148]Since there is no charges for these full f1eld investications
[14150]they will have to be considered in the budget. It is nosed the
[14151]@urrent charge for & full field investigation, where applicabie, is
[14152]$2028.
[14154]ACTION: Fex information, Since it appears the nucleus of the
[14155]Gouaittee has been forned, it is suggested Senator Church be son-
[14156]tacted and queried regarding @ more renlistia (20 day} deadline on:
[14157]the remaining investigations concerning future stafi members and
[14158]theiy replacements.
[14160]Lr ~ Hr, Walsh 7 ir. Cleveland
[14161]~ tr. Stee
[14162]GRE:de a
[14163]Gee ALL WeTOT CATION CONTAINED
[14164]HEREIN doth
[14165]DATE BY'
[14167]: (At)
[14168]EZ 110248
[14169]HATO ea daok,
[14171]Fz
[14174]OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 . 50105106
[14175]MAY 1962 EDITION .
[14176]GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27 + n.d
[14178]UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Assoc. Dir.
[14179]Dep. AD Adm. _
[14180]Dep. AD Inv.
[14182]Memorandum ae
[14184]M . min.
[14185]\ A Comp. Syst. ___
[14186]ad : Mr. Ww. R. Wannall en DATE: 5/2/15 Wr Est. Alfotes —
[14187]beeen - iles om.
[14188]ay) cn
[14189]FRoM : Mr. H. E. Helgeson ’ jc
[14190]4, Laboratory
[14192]fO " a, ; Plan. & Eval,
[14193]Spec. Inv.
[14195]SUBJ Bqh SENSTUDY 75 7 ‘4 rd
[14197]ape fe bn
[14199](e tor Sec’y _
[14204]RON re napa
[14206]At about 1 p.m., 5/2/75, ASAC Herbert D. Clough,
[14207]Newark Division, called to furnish the following information:
[14209]The Newark Office had just been contacted by former
[14210]Bureau Supervisor Dan Brennan, retired, who resides at Sea Girt,
[14211]New Jersey. Brennan advised that he had been contacted earlier
[14212]today by Mike Epstein of the Senate Select Committee who
[14213]desired to talk to Brennan today and an appointment was set up.
[14214]Epstein was to arrive at Newark around noon and then drive to
[14215]Sea Girt, about an hour's travel. Based on information furnished VY
[14216]at the recent conference in New York, Newark had dispatched an
[14217]Agent to be present during this interview as requested by Dan Brenan"
[14219]After completing my conversation with Clough, I discussed
[14220]this matter with John Hotis, Office of Legal Counsel, and it was
[14221]concluded the Agent from Newark who would be present during
[14224]= the interview should call-Office of Legal Counsel, speak to Hotis,
[14225]2 and obtain general guidelines for his participation in this interview.
[14226]st on
[14227]= 3 ASAC Clough was recontacted and so instm cted. I also ;
[14228]sd az asked Clough to get in touch with me later in the day to ] me know. _ \B5
[14229]SE med what transpired. A) (9 I- 3 Y (~~ 1s
[14230]po Lad — fom |
[14231]=Z action: ae ot (G ’
[14232]~~ . CATE - .
[14233]Ba BP} A 16 MAY 291975\
[14234]9 Oe For information. ‘ g ) i
[14235]CERES
[14236]- Naat
[14237]62-116395 ALL hragton CONTAINGO a
[14238]MIE UNCLASSIF fia
[14239]1- Mr. Adams Ae Paco 1 is S21 Ady bt.) i"
[14240]1- Mr. Mintz ger
[14241]1- Mr. Wannall so
[14242]1- Mr. Cregar
[14244]g 4 JUN 3°) 1975
[14246]NW 86296 Docid:327989568 Page 242
[14249]» w OPTIONAL FORM NO. 16- 5010-108 be”
[14250]+ OR Gere aco. wo, 27 . rg
[14251]” UNITED STATES » ae é Arcos, Die
[14252]. ep. Adm, _
[14254]- Memorandum | eae
[14256]Comp. Syst.
[14258]i Ext. Affairs
[14259]TO r Mr. J. B. Adams . A DATE: May 12, 1975 Files & Conon
[14260]' tee, Gen. Inv.
[14261]‘ Ident.
[14262]; ae a Inspection
[14263]FROM t Legal counsel ely on io Teds “4 5 udfl ea, Intel ‘
[14264]. * Laboratory
[14265]| ae a die
[14266]ane BE Yoh"
[14267]SUBJ CT: ISSUE PAPER © AINTELLIGENCE FILES AND vmrnoe | Spec. Inv.
[14269]eS ae ee ieee Training
[14271]x
[14272]y Telephone Rm. __
[14273]» - Director Soc’y
[14275]The Executive Committee of the Ad Hoc Co-
[14276]ordinating Group on Congressional Review of the Intel-
[14277]ligence Community identified ten issues likely to grow
[14278]out of the Select Committee's deliberations. The
[14279]Executive Committee asked the FBI to prepare a paper
[14280]on one of these topics, Intelligence Files and Privacy.
[14281]Specifically, the request was for a brief paper which
[14282]raises the issues observed by the intelligence agencies
[14284]i when intelligence files and privacy are viewed together
[14285]| without, suggesting or recommending how the questions
[14286]' should be resolved.
[14288]. J. D. Miller drafted an outline which was
[14289]discussed on April 16, 1975, with. representatives of the
[14290]CIA and Departments of Defense and Treasury. On April 21,
[14291]this outline was presented by Mr. Hotis to the Executive
[14292]Committee which received it without comment. Mr. Miller
[14293]then prepared a rough draft which was discussed at a
[14294]meeting on April 22, with the representatives of the CIA i
[14295]and Department of Treasury. J
[14296]a
[14298]Mr. Miller's final draft is attached. It
[14299]discusses both intelligence files and the concept of
[14300]privacy in general terms before focusing on the issues
[14301]; which present themselves when an effort is made to
[14303]H establish the proper relationship between the two.
[14305]ee Enclosure REG-37 Gb a. / / 639 — / SY
[14306]Ah 1-Mr. Adams ee
[14308]UNE: Wemnet ST tag B May 201075
[14309]| -Mr. Cregar Heeeiye on CONTAINED —_—
[14311]; DIN ELLE oe i
[14312]: 1-Mr. Clevel andy i SF “ny
[14313]1-Me. Miller Leos BY
[14315]IDM: lgp’ 2 Sos \\ x
[14316](8) :
[14318]CONTINUED — OVER’ ‘~.
[14320]Tar
[14321]| SSMAY2 9 1075
[14323]UNW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 243
[14326]Memo from Legal Counsel to J. B. Adams
[14327]ISSUE PAPER ON INTELLIGENCE FILES AND PRIVACY
[14329]RECOMMENDATION:
[14331]The issue paper entitled Intelligence Files and
[14332]Privacy be submitted by Mr. Hotis to the Executive Committee
[14333]of the Ad Hoc Coordinating Group on Congressional Review
[14334]of the Intelligence Community.
[14336]of!
[14338]NW 68296 Docid:32989588 Page 244
[14340]‘ DPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
[14341]MAY 1962 EDITION
[14342]GSA GEN. REG, NO. 27
[14344]i
[14346]v FROM
[14348]' L ~ UNITED STATES §%
[14349]Q Memorandum
[14351]v° : Mr. J. B. Adams
[14355]ERNMENT
[14357]suneee> SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE
[14358]ONINTELTLIGENCE ACTIVITIES
[14360]“REQUEST OF 4-38-17
[14362](3 MG
[14363]9 LOD
[14365]ffs “ed
[14367]cong
[14369]Qos
[14370]e of the captioned requests.
[14371]AN
[14373]Seg
[14374]aK & the Attorney General's office.
[14375]y
[14377]Also taco
[14378]Field Office requesting-tha) an appropriate inquiry be made among
[14380]mere AD Adm. —
[14381]ep. AD Inv, __
[14383]1 - Each Assistant Director-Eneseo..
[14385]Comp. Syst. —__
[14386]Ext. Affairs —_
[14387]Files & Com, —
[14388]Gon. Inv.
[14390]1 - Mr. Cregar-Encs. Admin,
[14392]1 - Mr. Hotis-Enc.
[14396]1 - Mr. Mintz-Encs. Ident.
[14398]1 -Mr. Daly-Encs.
[14400]Inspection
[14401]Intell.
[14402]Laboratory
[14404]Lega! Coun. __
[14405]Plon. & Eval. —_.
[14407]Spec. Inv.
[14408]Training
[14410]Telephone Rm. _
[14412]Director Sec’y _.
[14414]REQUEST OF SUBCOMMITTEE ON CIVIL
[14416]AND CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS, COMMITTEE
[14417]ON THE JUDICIARY, U. S. HOUSE OF
[14418]REPRESENTATIVES DATED 4-25-75
[14420]On 5-2-75, Doug Marvin, Assistant to the Attorney
[14421]General, furnished SA Paul V. Daly two ) requests from Congressional
[14422]Committees pertaining to an allegation that documents were removed
[14423]from former Director J. Edgar Hoover's residence in Washington,D. C.,
[14424]following the death of Mr. Clyde Tolson. Attached are copies of gach
[14428]Each Assistant Director is to canvass ‘his.. Division and
[14429]furnish on an expedite ‘basis any information they may develop considering
[14430]this allegation. Responses should be directed to the Legal Analysis
[14431]Office, Legal Counsel Division, so that the response may be prepared
[14432]for the appropriate Corigressional Committees and forwarded through,
[14434]REC 8
[14436]¢ approval is an Orel to the Washington
[14438]2416 395+
[14440]Field Office personnel so that these allegations may be responded to.
[14442]RECOMMENDATIONS:
[14444]ANA OESSEL 4,
[14446]1
[14448]© MAY 20 1975 {
[14450](1) That Assistant Directors make appropriatezinquiry_of
[14451]personnel concerning the allegations contained in the aforementioned
[14452]letters and forward results of inquiry to the Legal Analysis Office,
[14453]Legal Counsel Division, so that responses may be prepared to the
[14455]Committees' réquest.
[14459]Enclosures
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[14465]HEREIN seater AINE,
[14466]DATE JOB
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[14470]RECOMMENDATIONS
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[14476]Ammen
[14480]. “
[14481]) Assoc. Dir.
[14483]“a nea WAR eee
[14485]BD)
[14487]= A merewverie pa
[14490]Legal Counsel to Mr. Adams Memo
[14492]Re: Senate Select Committee on t
[14493]Intelligence Activities |
[14495](2) The attached airtel to the Washington Field Office be
[14496]approved and sent making inquiry of that Office concerning allegations
[14497]contained in the aforementioned letters.
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[14529]RAN CHURCH, IDAHO, CHAIR
[14531]. a . .
[14532]. JOHN G. TOWRA, TEXAS, VICE | -
[14533]PHILIP A, HART, MICH, . . .
[14535]“ROWARO H. BAK Ei. JRA. TENN.
[14536]WALTEP F, MS*.DALE, MINN, BARRY GOLOWATER, AxIZ.
[14537]> WALTER G. HUROUESTON, KY, CHARLES MCS. MATHIAS, JR. MO,
[14538]ROBERT StORGAN, N.C. RICHARD S. SCHWEIKSK, PAL ae if 2 St £ Sy 4
[14539], T. 7 -
[14540]WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR eeh tthe Cis execs
[14541]-FREOERICK A, 0. SCHWARZ, SR., CHIEF COUNSEL,
[14543]CURTIS R, SMOTHERS, MINORITY COUNSEL, -
[14545]SELECT COMMITTEE TO
[14546]STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH
[14547]RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES
[14549](PURSUANT To S. RES, 21, UTH CONGRESS)
[14551]’ WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510
[14553]April 28, 1975
[14555]Honorable Edward H. Levi
[14557]et
[14561]Attorney General rao
[14562]U. S. Department of Justice ~D
[14563]Washington, D. ¢. 20530 th
[14565]Dear Mr. Attorney General:
[14566]Last week's issue of Newsweek, on page 15,
[14567]states:
[14569]: Hoover's Secrets
[14571]Following the death last week of Clyde
[14572]Tolson, J. Edgar Hoover's tlose friend and No.
[14573]2,man at the FBI, two FBI agents reportedly
[14574]removed some documents from the late director's
[14575]house in Washington, where Tolson had been liv~
[14576]ing. Officially, the FBI denies taking any
[14577]such action, and a friend of Tolson's says the
[14578]' only Hoover documents Tolson had were old can-
[14579]celed checks and tax returns. But Newsweek had
[14580]reported earlier that some of Hoover's private
[14581]dossiers, including information "very, very
[14582]damaging" to persons in the Nixon White House,
[14583]were left in Tolson's custody, and a source
[14585]told Newsweek this week that the materials were
[14586]carted away in a truck.
[14588]Assuming that the files in question may be part
[14589]of the so-called "Official and Confidential” files, your
[14590]testimony before the House Judiciary Committee on February
[14591]27, 1975, is instructive. You said that the number of
[14592]files which you reviewed contained matters relating te
[14593]"Presidential directives regarding the role of the F3I in
[14594]the security 7ieid" and to the matters related to "domestic
[14595]Bolo OS eRTAINED
[14596]HERE ae ay eel le ;
[14598]DATE DEQ BY
[14602]Sy ee
[14606]i ERCLOSUIE
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[14619]‘ . -
[14620].
[14622]Honorable Edward H. Levi
[14623]Page Two -April 28, 1975
[14625]violence", "intelligence activities by hostile nations",
[14626]"domestic extremist activities", and use of the FBI to
[14627]gather political intelligence.
[14629]Furthermore, at the same time, Director Kelley
[14630]suggested that materials from the "Official and Confiden-
[14631]tial" files were taken to Director Hoover's home. He
[14632]stated:
[14634]Immediately after his death /Mr. Hoover's/
[14635]some of his employees, including his personal
[14636]yo secretary, went through his files and completed
[14637]‘ the destruction of the remainder of the files
[14638]that were purely personal. ‘These were destroyed
[14639]. by shredding. Some I understand were taken out
[14640]i to his home and placed in his home, they being
[14641]historical I presume to some extent. There is
[14642]no indication that they were other than personal
[14643]files.
[14645]: Please determine for the Select Committee whether
[14646]‘ any documents were removed from Mr. Tolson's or Mr. Hoover's
[14648]residence by FBI agents or former FBI agents after
[14649]Mr. Tolson's death. If agents of the FBI did go to
[14650]Mr. Hoover's or Mr. Tolson's' residence to remove files,
[14651]please provide the Select Committee with a complete des-
[14652]ecription of the documents’ taken into custody by the FBI.
[14653]Were any such documents copies or originals of documents
[14654]relating to the business of the FBI? If so, please des-
[14655]cribe the subject matter of each such document. Also
[14656]indicate the individual within the FBI who has custody
[14657]over these files. Furthermore, I respectfully request on
[14658]behalf of the Select Committee that such files not be des-
[14659]troyed or removed from the FBI's custody until further
[14661]_ notice.
[14663]ee re ee cepa erent eye uerer at wechernberrwwes arenes pr aed tape rmch terme mamtepanatet ws Esemafe eo wala atte tte E cap Bath eran ET ie OR AE Pe PIR IY RE I LN ees
[14665]i , “7
[14666]Sincerely, | /
[14667]i ¢ ‘ 7
[14668]tS gy ety te
[14669]Frank Church
[14670]Chairman
[14672]NW 58296 Docid:32989568 Page 243
[14675]“9
[14677]. on ,
[14679]cad
[14681]’ NIN TY-FOURTH CONGRESS
[14682]. a
[14684]——-.
[14686]POTER W, RODINO, JR, (13,2,), CHAIRMAN
[14688]JACK BRODK 3, TEX,
[14690]ROUEAT W, KASTENMEICR, WIS,
[14691]DCN ES WARUS, CALIF,
[14692]WILLIAM L. HUNGATE, MO.
[14693]JOHN CONYERS, JA., MICH.
[14694]JOSHUA ZILBENG, PA.
[14695]WALTER FLOWERS, ALA,
[14696]JAMES R. MANN, S.C.
[14698]PAUL 5, SARBANZS, MO.
[14699]JOHN F, SEIZERLING. OHIO
[14700]GEORGE E. DANIELSON, CALIF.
[14701]ROBERT F. ORINAN, MASS,
[14702]BARSARA JORDAN, TEX.
[14704]RAY THORNTON, ARK.
[14705]EUZAGETH HOLTZMAN, NeY.
[14706]EDWARD MEZVINSKY, LOWA
[14707]HERMAN EASILLO, N.Y.
[14708]ROMANO L. MAZZOLI, KY.
[14709]EDWARD W. PATTISON, 4.Y.
[14710]CHRISTOPHER J, DODD, CONN.
[14712]- GHARLES C, WIGGINS, CALIF,
[14714]EQWARD HUTSHINSON, ACH,
[14715]ROVERT Mc CLORY, ILL.
[14716]TOM RAILSEACK, ILL,
[14718]HAMILTON FISH, JI.. N.Y.
[14720]M, CALOWCLL BUTLER, VA,
[14721]WILLIAM S, COHEN, MAINE
[14722]CARLOS J, MOORHEAD, CALIF.
[14723]JOUN M. ASHSROCK, OHIO
[14724]HENRY J. HYDE, ILL.
[14725]THOMAS N. KINDNESS, OHIO
[14727]: 6
[14729]Wommittee on the Judiciary
[14730]Mouse of Representatives
[14731]Washington, BC. 20515
[14733]Weleph te: 202-225-3951
[14735]Congress of the United States
[14737]GCUNERAL COUNSEL:
[14739]EARL. C. DUDLEY, JR.
[14741]STAFF OINECTOR:
[14743]GARNER J, CLINE
[14745]COUNSEL:
[14747]HERGERT FUCHS
[14748]WILLIAM B, SHATTUCK
[14749]ALAN A, PARKER
[14750]JAMES F. FALCO
[14751]MAURICE A. BARSOZA
[14752]ARTHUR P. ENORES, JR.
[14753]THOMAS W. HUTCHISON
[14754]DANIEL L. COHEN
[14755]FRANKLIN G, POLK
[14756]‘THOMAS E. MOONEY
[14757]MICHAEL, W. BLOMMER
[14758]ALEXANDER B. COOK
[14759]CONSTANTINE J. GEKAS:
[14760]ALAN F. COFFEY, JR.
[14762]oe ranconi tia RECE icp oe
[14763]. we I he § OP
[14764]April 25, 1975 re
[14765]iA’ 2 19 3
[14767]The Honorable Edward H. Levi
[14768]Attorney General of the United States
[14769]Department of Justice
[14771]Washington, D. C. 20539
[14773]Dear Mr, Attorney General:
[14775]In the most recent issue, April 28, 1975, of Newsweek's
[14776]"Periscope" section, it is alleged that following the death of Clyde
[14777]‘ Tolson, J. Edgar Hoover's close friend and top assistant, FBI agents |
[14778]removed documents from the late FBI’ Director's house, in which Mr.
[14779]Tolson had been living. The article further alleges that the docu-
[14780]ments removed were of the nature of private dossiers.
[14781]| _ During the hearing of the Subconmmittee on Civil and Con-
[14782]‘ stitutional Rights of the House Committee on the Judiciary, on
[14783]; February 27,°1975, it was asserted that papers delivered te-the home
[14784]of 'J, Edgar Hoover after his death were of a purely historical or
[14785]personal nature. In keeping with the Subcormittee's oversicht juris-
[14786]diction of the FBI, I respectfully remest that the Department of
[14787]dustice make an independent investigation of the alleaations made by
[14788]the Newsweek writer and report hack to the Subcamitten wichin a
[14789]reasonable Eime, This investigation should covor these points:
[14790]1. Were any documents or other material renovel
[14791]from the home of the late FRI Director hv adents
[14792]of the FBI, or others unier the direction of tha
[14794]FBI or the Department of Justice, after the deat
[14796]-t om > . “ wee te
[14797]of Clyde Tolson? ssp EL EP TT,
[14798]2, If it is determine? that documents or other 5
[14799]material were removed, on whose authority was such fe
[14802]ALLE 8 ONTAINED
[14803]| Dare ESO) ha, pire
[14804]yor -
[14809]ChLOSun
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[14817]4
[14819]Hl
[14825]The Honorable Edward H. Levi -
[14826]April 25, 1975
[14828]Pade 2
[14829]3. What was the nature of the material removell?
[14830]4, For what purpose wore the materials removed?
[14831]5. Was it the same material delivered to the home
[14832]of J. Edgar Hoover after his death?
[14833]6. If it is true that the materials delivered to the
[14834]home of J. Edgar Hoover after his death were of an
[14835]historical or personal nature, and that all or some of
[14836]these same materials were reroved after the death of
[14837]Clyde Tolson, what legal rationale can be used to give
[14838]oA the FBI any interest in, or authority to remove, such
[14839]documents to their own possession? .
[14840]‘Your prompt consideration of this matter is
[14841]i appreciated. ‘
[14842]; Sincercly,
[14843]| \ : Don Edwands
[14844]i ; Chairman
[14845]| Subcommittee on Civil and
[14846]| : Constitutional Rights
[14847]DE:ss
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[14851]Congress of the Elnites States
[14852]thouse af Representatives
[14853]Uashington, D.C, 20515
[14855]\ OFFICIAL BUSINESS
[14857]Bir ;
[14860]aA The Honorable Mdwand H. Levi
[14861]2 Attorney Generwil of the United States
[14862]oe) Department f Justice
[14863]a0 Washineton, D.C. 20530
[14864]hate ,
[14865]“_ ag
[14866]\ 3
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[14869]an
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[14874]TO MR. JENKINS DATE: 5/5/75 Files
[14875]? . . ‘ ident. ___|
[14876]t inspection ___
[14877]FROM D.W . MO RE ” oR. tnrell.
[14880]. Plow a Eva 1
[14882]SURECT: orype a, TOLSON Tinie,
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[14889]I010= 106
[14891]TH EDITION .
[14892]"GSA GEN REG! NO. 27 {
[14894]" UNITED STATES VERNMENT  . @ . Dep. AD Adm. .
[14896]~ : Dep. AD Inv. _.
[14897]Memorandum , : He Di
[14899]Comp. Syst.
[14901]Ext. Aficirs —_
[14903]Files & Com _
[14905]Asape. Dir. |
[14907]FORMER ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR :
[14908]. Director Sec'y _|
[14910]- The April 28, 1975, issue of "Newsweek" magazine
[14911]on page 15 under its "Periscope" section, referred to Mr.
[14912]Tolson's death and claimed that 2 Agents reportedly removed
[14913]documents from Hoover's residence where Tolson had been
[14914]living. The article, captioned "Hoover's Secrets," carried
[14915]the FBI's denial of such action and also stated that a friend
[14916]of Tolson's said the only Hoover documents Tolson had were
[14917]old cancelled checks and tax returns. However, the article |
[14918]added that "Newsweek" had reported earlier that some of Hoover's
[14919]private dossiers, including information "very, very damaging"
[14921]'
[14923]to persons in the Nixon White House, were left in Tolson's
[14925]custody. "Newsweek" further claimed that a source:advised that
[14926]the materials were carted away’ in a truck.
[14928]Mr. Kelley has asked of Messrs. Callahan, Jenkins,
[14929]Adams and Moore, "Do you have any idea where such a story got _
[14931]started? Ky.”
[14933]My memorandum to you of 4/17/75 captioned as above
[14935](copy attached) pointed out that Tony Marro, "Newsweek" reporter,
[14936]contacted my office that date advising he had heard from a
[14938]source to the effect that 2 Agents were sent to Tolson's residence
[14939]the day of his death with a truck and carted away some files
[14940]which were subsequently brought to the home cf Mr. John P.
[14942]Mohr, former Assistant to the Director. Upon checking with
[14944]Mr. Mohr, Marro was advised there was absolutely no truth
[14946]to the story. It should be noted that Mr. Mohr also advised
[14948]at that time that most of the furnishings at Mr.-Tolson's
[14950]home have been removed over tthe past several months and that
[14951]there were some associates of the family and Annie, the housekeeo
[14952]who had stopped by the house on the day of the death with
[14954]some empty boxes to help remove additional furnishings.
[14956]ALL INTOMESATION CONTAINED
[14958]Ene. :
[14959]HEREIN IS LING: a G ,
[14961]1 ~ Mr. Callahan - 1 - Mr. Moore DATE
[14963]1 - Mr. Jenkins 1 - Mr. Heim
[14964]1 ~- Mr. Adams 1 - Mr. Malmfeldt
[14966](CONTINUED)
[14967]TMM: Jo, .
[14969]OP re —-
[14970]ite ed Wb $2159 |
[14972]TASURE
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[14977]Moore to Jenkins Memo (cont'd.)
[14978]Res CLYDE A. TOLSON
[14980]Based ‘upon a request from Mr. Mohr to Mr. Callahan,
[14981]a Bureau clerk did go to the residence of Mr. Tolson on the day
[14982]of his death whereupon he delivered some 24 boxes and 6 rolis
[14983]of tape. The clerk merely delivered the boxes and tape and
[14984]then left the residence. We have no idea what was placed in
[14985]the boxes nor how this story started in the first place. °
[14987]RECOMMENDATION :
[14989]For informatio
[14992]7 . - Ay. ~ 7 te ” .
[14994]| Pm. MOORE, che | Cog Aste ne
[14996]_ CLYDE A. TOLSON De a So en Se
[14997]' FORMER PDI RSSOCIATE “DIRECTOR ee
[14999]Y mony Mérro, *yjeusweok” magazine, “Washington, D.C.y °
[15001]“ “ealted this morning advising that he had heard from a source 1:
[15003]' who hag bean reliable in the past, to the effect that two
[15005]Agents were sent to the home of Clyie Tolson Honday evening, —
[15006]4/24/15, the day of his death, with a truck’and car ted away.
[15007]sone files which wers subsequently brought to the home of
[15008]Mes John 2 Eobr, former Assistant to the Dizactor. :
[15009]SO, “Open ‘checking with Mr. vonr, B Marre was ‘advised -
[15010]that there vas absolutely no truth to his sptery. It shonld ~
[15011]be noted that Mr. Hohr advised that most of the furnishings
[15012].at Me. Polson’s home have been removed over the past several
[15014]: “months and that there were some associates of the faniiy and
[15016]NW 88296 Docid:32989588 Page 254
[15018]Annie, the housekeeper, who had stopped by the housa sometime
[15020]’ Monday with some empty boxes to help remove additional furn xish~
[15021]ings. As you know, Mr. Mobr is the Administrator of Mr.
[15022]Tolson's estate and stated that there wags simply no teath
[15024]to the allegation that any Agents had gone to tha homa in a
[15025]truck to kvansfer any files to his residences | as aiiegeds . a 7
[15027]For Information.
[15029]. bom Br. Callahan : ns . oo
[15030]de ~- ure Jenkins a oe,
[15031]Mr. Adans . : a
[15033]ae Mr, Moore
[15035]. . . ree “ig
[15036]~ Me, Heim c. heRSy fear
[15037]y ~ Mr. MalmFeldt DATE
[15039]THMzjo ° ,
[15040](7) qe . . , . : .
[15043]q ors
[15044]SUBJECT: . SENSTUDY oo me Speen
[15045]“ eal Telephone Rm. —
[15046]By memorandum dated 4-30 a 5, directed to the Director Secty
[15048]nw of2ddAicord) tHasea
[15050]OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 * ) 5010106 © t } ‘ .
[15052]MAY 1962 EDITION
[15054]GSA SEN. REG. NO. 27
[15056]UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Assoc, Dire
[15058]Dep. Ae
[15060]Dep. A!
[15062]Memorandum fees
[15064]Admin.
[15065]Comp. Syst. ——
[15066]Ext. Affairs ——
[15068]: Mr. J.. B. Adams DATE: 5-D-75 Files & Com.
[15070]Gen. Inv.
[15075]aft Inepeetion
[15077]Intell.
[15079]. &
[15080]ct sfabo: aye
[15081]ia) Plong&Eval.
[15082]Spec. Inv.
[15084]Deputy Attorney General and the Director of the FBI, signed by’ Chief
[15085]Counsel of the Senate Select Committee (SSC) Frederick A. O. Schwarz,
[15086]Jr., the SSC had made additional requests of the FBI. Their requests are
[15087]divided into four separate areas which are as follows: (1) Request for
[15088]prior changes in the Manual of Instructions, to those sections of the
[15089]Manual of Instructions which they have already had access to. (2) Request
[15090]to review certain sections_of the Manual of Instructions not previously
[15092]furnished the Committee. A review of this list discloses generally
[15094]these sections do not pertain to foreign or domestic intelligence investigations
[15095]and some do not appear to be within the ambit of Senate Resolution 21 which
[15096]charters the authority of the SSC Regarding the sections of the Manual ° |
[15098]of Instructions, the request stated they would be satisfied with reviewing wor
[15099]them at FBI Headquarters. (3) Request certain sections of the Manual
[15101]of Rules and Regulations be made available for review by SSC representatives | ‘
[15102]at FBI BI Headquarters. As in request #2, some of the sections do not
[15104]appear to be within the scope of Senate Resolution 21. Among the sections
[15106]of the Manual of Rules and Regulations requested are such sections as those
[15107]concerning disciplinary matters and administration of offices. (4) A
[15109]general request uest_ conerning the Bureau's filing procedures including
[15110]information Concerning our indexing system, list of classifications used
[15112]in FBI filing system, and a set of Gia used by the Bureau. (Attached 15%
[15114]f th dum .)
[15115]is a copy of the memorandum. gw REC 8 (pa [lee %7
[15117]It was pointed out regarding this request to senior staff
[15118]member of the SSC, Mark Gitenstein, that some aspects of this request
[15119]appear to be outside of the scope of the Committee's authanity esse"
[15120]forth in Senate Resolution 21. Gitenstéin explained that while this ma ay |
[15122]Encl w may 19 197 ?
[15124]1-Mr. Adams - Enc. 1- Mr. Walsh - eet
[15125]1 - Mr. Bassett - Enc. 1 -Mr. Wannall - Enc.
[15127]1 - Mr. Cleveland - Enc. 1 - Mr. Mintz - Enc.
[15129]1 -Mr. Decker - Enc. 1-Mr. Cregar - Enc.
[15131]1 -Mr. Gebhardt - Enc. 1 -Mr. Hotis - Enc. \\
[15133]1 -Mr. McDermott - Enc. 1 -Mr. Daly - - Enc.
[15135]1 - Mr. Mooney - Enc. Al. REIS RSE RSSIEN
[15137]PVD:dkg (15) SO UED - OVER |
[15138]| Mm sad
[15140]a
[15143]6 en |
[15145]Legal Counsel to Adams Memorandum
[15146]RE: SENSTUDY 75
[15148]be technically accurate the Committee felt it was necessary for them
[15150]to come to a general understanding as to Bureau operations and that
[15152]this would assist them in their review of FBI operations in the domestic
[15153]and foreign intelligence areas. Gitenstein also indicated it was the
[15154]Committee's feeling that Senate Resolution 21 was intended to be construed
[15155]liberally and that in general it required that the SSC be furnished by
[15157]the various intelligence agencies that information which would be necessary
[15158]‘for them to carry out its mandate. It was also explained to Gitenstein
[15160]that concerning their requests involving prior changes in various sections
[15161]of the Manual of Instructions that they had not placed a cutoff date as
[15163]to how far back the Bureau had to go to comply with this request. Gitenstein
[15164]indicated that we could use 1-1-60 as the cutoff date.
[15166]RECOMMENDATIONS:
[15168](1) Recipients review requests pertaining to their Divisions
[15169]and furnish in memorandum form their response to the Legal Counsel
[15170]Division.
[15172](2) The Legal Counsel Division will, upon receipt of
[15173]responses from the interested Divisions, prepare the necessary communication
[15174]to the Senate Select Committee to be approved by the Attorney General and
[15176]furnished to the Committee.
[15177]an
[15178]a
[15180]pi? A
[15182]NW 88296 Dochd:37969588 Page 256
[15185]Soo et r) , ‘ @ (FAOS-~-4/30/75)
[15187]MEMORANDUM FOR DEPUTY ATTORNEY _
[15188]GENERAL TYLER AND DIRECTOR KELLY
[15190]April 30, 1975
[15192]i - This memorandum concerns paragraph IV of the attachment
[15194]|
[15195]to Senator Church's letter of March 19 to the Attorney General.
[15197]|
[15198]On behalf of the Senate Select Committee to Study Governmental
[15200]1
[15201]|
[15203]Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities, I would like to
[15204]i
[15206]a
[15208]request the following: \
[15210]1. ‘Superseded Sections of the Mantial of Instructions.
[15211]Cértain sections of the Manual currently in effect have been produced
[15212]+6 us. We had intended by the request to ask for the relevant super-
[15213]séded sections (note the absence of the word "current" in Section IV
[15214]as compared to Section IIIA) and we did indicate previously to the
[15215]liaison staff that we were interested in superseded sections. But
[15216]without regard to that, it is clear from documents such as the
[15217]Director's letter of August 7, 1973 to the Attorney General that
[15219]| :
[15220]certain superseded sections will be highly relevant in analyzing
[15222]| .
[15223]the question of legal authority, as well as in understanding particu-
[15225]ar events in earlier years. We would appreciate their being sent
[15227]\ bs. .
[15228]ys i yt to us promptly or if that causes mechanical problems, being able to
[15230]ye ya r promptly review them at the FBI in order to select particular
[15231]f
[15233]oo yhth portions for copying. At a minimum we would be interested in
[15236]ge superseded Manual provisions for the sections set out in Appendix A.
[15238],
[15239]cf ,
[15240]i k, Wey wer Mowat fd How Cart
[15242]LES els AS
[15244]HEROS 2a . -
[15245]HEREIN IS SUNG Anse TAINED , I. a fh EF a
[15246]DATE. Is IF f f
[15248]BY wet osURE
[15250], NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 257
[15253]é a Se
[15255]Cv
[15256]Fy
[15257].
[15258]a
[15259]a
[15260]eS PR eens cee
[15262]i 2. Sections of ‘the Manual of Instructions Not Previously
[15263]proauced, Based upon the previous production to us of the table
[15265]|
[15267]off contents to the Manual of Instructions, we have identified
[15269]certain additional sections of the Manual which we would like to
[15270]clenine. Rather than having these made available to us in the
[15271]first instance in our offices, we suggest that they be made avail-
[15272]' he to Mark Gitenstein, and other designated members of the staff,
[15273]for initial exaiiination at the FBI offices. A listing of those
[15274]sections is annexed as Appendix B.
[15275]- 3. Manual of Rules and Regulations. Again, based upon
[15277]4
[15279]|
[15281]j the procedure whereby we were first furnished with the table of
[15283]|
[15285]j eéntents of the Manual of Rules, we have identified those sections
[15286]j q
[15288]which we want to examine initially. To expedite matters, these
[15290]séctions, identified in Appendix C, could be examined by Mr. Gitenstein,
[15292]or other designated staff members, at the FBI offices.
[15294]bo , { 4. Piling System. It would also be most helpful if you
[15295]|
[15297]eould provide the Committee with any other written materials on
[15299]. administration of any of the filing or information systems, manual
[15301]‘ ‘oF automated, which are used in the course of intelligence or
[15303]" .
[15304]“4 iternal security activities. This does not fit within our prior
[15305]‘ |
[15307]request, but should serve to make future requests more focused.
[15309]“I have in mind specifically any memoranda prepared by
[15311]the Bureau on its indexing system and the so-called Clerk's Manual,
[15313]fe
[15317]NM ,
[15318]NW 88296 Docid:32989588 Page 258
[15321]wee eae
[15323]NW 85296 Docld:32989586 Page 259
[15325]if such a document exists, Please also proyide the Committee with
[15327]a list of the classifications used in the FBI's filing system as well
[15329]as a complete set of printed forms used by the Bureau '(é.¢., FD~165 ,
[15331]ete.).
[15333]We believe that all the foregoing material will help
[15335]expedite and facus the inquiry. I assume that Mr. Hotis will
[15337]contact me promptly to arrange for our review of this mateyal.
[15339]Pelif fa.
[15341]Frederick A. 0. Schwarz, Jr.,
[15342]Chief Counsel,
[15343]Senate Select Committee to
[15344]Study Governmental Operations
[15345]With Respect to Intelligence
[15346]Activities
[15349]Section
[15351]36
[15352]84
[15353]86
[15354]87
[15356]88
[15357]95
[15360]105
[15362]ee en Ue ee te ae enna oe
[15364]i LOT
[15366]122
[15368]' 130
[15370]NW 68296 Docid:32989588 Page 260
[15372]Appendix A ’
[15374]Subject
[15375]Espionage
[15376]Registration Act
[15377]Sabotage
[15379]Investigations of Subversive Organizations
[15380]and Individuals
[15382]Sedition
[15384]Treason
[15386]Voorhis Act
[15388]Internal Security - Nationalistic Tendency
[15390]Internal Security Informants and Confidential
[15391]Sources; and Foreign Counterintelligence Assets
[15393]Extremist Matters and Civil Unrest
[15395]Extremist Tnformants and Sources
[15398]Section
[15399]4
[15400]8R
[15401]19
[15403]23
[15405]2T
[15406]28
[15407]29
[15408]15
[15409]78
[15411]ne en oh tithe - Stee ek ome ime ornate ines temaanteaie tment
[15413]90
[15415]Loe
[15417]103
[15418]‘ 134
[15419]‘ . 136
[15420]i ah
[15421]W6
[15423]f
[15425]™ NW-88296 Dochd:32989588 Page 261
[15427]Annendtx B
[15429]Subject
[15431]Surveillances and Raids
[15433]Data Processing Section, Computer Systems Division
[15434]Applicant and Employee Investigations Conducted
[15436]for Other Agencies
[15438]Bomb Threats
[15439]Explosives and Incendiary Devices
[15441]Civil Rights
[15443]Civil Rights Act of 1964
[15445]Conspiracy
[15447]Neutrality Matters
[15449]Passports and Visas
[15451]Selective Service Act
[15453]Coordination with Other Government Agencies
[15455]Foreign Police Cooperation
[15457]Assaulting the President of the United States and
[15458]Threats to the President of the United States
[15460]Antiriot Laws
[15461]Police Killings
[15463]Protection of Foreign Officials and Official Guests
[15464]of the United States
[15467]Part I
[15468]Section 9
[15469]Part IT
[15471]Section 1
[15473]a en ae ee me
[15475]Section 2
[15476]Section 3
[15478]Section }
[15482]Section 5
[15483]Section 6
[15484], Section 7
[15485]_ Section 8
[15487]Section 9
[15489]Appendix C
[15491]Disciplinary Matters
[15493]Authority--Training--Submission of Information
[15495]Supervision--Availability-Resident Agencies
[15496]Administration of Offices
[15498]Communications \
[15500].
[15503]| Dissemination of Information
[15505]Publications, Press, and Public Contacts
[15506]7
[15508]Payments--Property
[15510]Miscellaneous Regulations
[15512]Classification--Character--Copies--Abbreviations
[15515]4-812 (Rev. 12-11-73) ~ , *
[15516]t ‘
[15518]Date of Mail __ 4/30/75
[15520]Has been removed and placed in the Special File Room of Records Section.
[15522]aRATION CONTAINED
[15523]See File 66-2554-7530 for authority. Hersh we oe
[15525]Subject JUNE MAIL SENSTUDY '75
[15527]Removed By % OMAY 28 1975
[15529]File Number _aet16305-
[15531]Permanent Serial Charge Out
[15533]poJ/ FBI
[15535]\ NW 86296 Docid:327989568 Page 263
[15539]FROM
[15541]4
[15544]STIONAL FGIM NO, FO
[15546]“1+ Mr. Adams
[15548]wt .
[15549]NL any
[15551]iB afza noah suedse8 Page 264
[15553]4 19G2 EDITION
[15554]1, REG, NO, 27
[15556]Assoc. Dir,
[15557]Dep. AD Adm: _
[15558]Dep. AD Inv. 2%
[15560]Asst. Dir: .
[15562]Admin.
[15564]Comp. Syst. —2_
[15566]Ext, Affairs __
[15568]Files & Com. —
[15570]Gen. Inv.
[15572]ident.
[15576]Intell 7S
[15579]ay ae
[15580]Eval somal
[15582]Sree Inv.
[15584]Memorandum
[15586]. Mr. J. B, Adams
[15588]: Legal comsel I ee oe!
[15590]. iz Ais Ly: A i eCeat Sef hand nfemernennn
[15591]H.R. 214; LEGISLATION TO HEQUIRE :
[15592]COURT ORDERS FOR THE INTERCEPTION
[15593]OF COMMUNICATIONS BY ELECTRONIC £
[15594]AND OTHER DEVICES, FOR ENTERING i
[15596]RESIDENCES, FOR OPENING MAIL, AND FOR
[15597]INSPECTION OF CERTAIN RECORDS
[15599]Training
[15600]Telephone Rm. 4
[15601]Director Sec'y —s
[15603]N
[15606]Reference Legal Counsel to Mr. Adams memorandum,
[15607]4-28-75, reporting that the Subcommittee on Postal Facilities, Mail, and
[15608]Labor Management, House Post Office and Civil Service Committee, is
[15609]going to open hearings concerning captioned bill on 5-6~75, and that the
[15610]Department of Justice will be requested to provide testimony.
[15612]Mike Cavanagh, Assistant on the Subcommittee staff,
[15613]called Inspector Bowers on 4-29-75 stating the Subcommittee Chairman,
[15614]Charles Wilson (D-Calif.), had instructed him to request a copy of the
[15615]Hoover report to the President in June, 1970, on behalf of the Committee
[15616]on Interagency Intelligence since this report contained information regarding
[15617]mail openings and possibly mail covers. Cavanagh was advised that we 33
[15618]have received prior requests from Congressional committees for this. 4 iy
[15622]G G-ALS P75
[15624]document and all such requests are being referred to the” White House. 4 eH
[15626]was told to contact James Wilderotter in the office of the Counsel- toxthe:
[15628]President at the White House. Wilderotter is the individual to whom w a
[15630]have previously referred a similar request for this pocyme ent Y HES, ihe a
[15632]Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Activities. 9 29
[15633]NOT RECORDED
[15635]Charles Whitley, Administrative Assistaniilo Siongmessman
[15636]David Henderson (D-N,C.), Chairman of the House Committee on Post Office
[15637]and Civil Service, on 4-30-75 told Bowers that the Postaf Facilities
[15638]Subcommittee had scheduled the hearings regarding this legislation nation |
[15639]after it was determined that the Subcommittee on Government Information
[15640]and Individual Rights, Committee on Government Operations, chaired by
[15641]Aver. White p
[15643]1
[15644]1 - Mr. Cleveland REC- 15 bE- Asbo ooiea bby er Walsh
[15645]1- Myr. Gebhardt - ommnae Hees Groen Mints
[15647]1- Mr. Wannall Yee ye
[15648]™ ‘sth ss Jun 1017s MB Bowers 7 =
[15650]DB:kjs (20) bios” CONTINUED over 4.
[15651]~ ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED WR
[15652]HEREIN Ie GPASSIE
[15653]DATE
[15655]ay
[15656]4
[15658]“Suey gues. Toriainat FED BY
[15661]Legal Counsel to Mr. Adams
[15662]RE: H. R. 214
[15664]Congresswoman Bella Abzug (D-N,Y.), had indicated an interest in
[15665]holding hearings onthis matter. Whitley stated hopefully Abzug's
[15666]Subcommittee can be precluded from conducting any hearings in this
[15667]area by virtue of the assertion of authority by the Post Office and Civil
[15668]Service Committee.
[15670]James Wentzel, Office of Legislative Affairs, Department
[15671]of Justice, has been alerted to the effect that an invitation will be received
[15672]by the Department for testimony on this legislation.
[15674]RECOMMENDATION:
[15676]That the General and Special Investigative Divisions and ~
[15677]the Intelligence Division promptly begin compiling appropriate information
[15678]for submission to the Legal Counsel Division which can be submitted to
[15679]the Department for its use in testifying or can be used as the basis for
[15681]FBI testimony should the Department request an FBI representative to appear
[15682]at these hearings.
[15684]Qe | gist Sod y .
[15685]pt 7 Oe
[15687]NW 88296 Docid:32989588 “Page 265
[15690]Assoc. Dir.
[15692]- Mr. J. B. Adams Dep. AD Adm. —
[15694]1
[15696]1 - Mr. J. A. Mintz: Dep. AD Inv.
[15697]Memorandum Pome ge eee aa
[15699]1
[15701]OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 é 5010106
[15702]MAY 1962 EDITION ‘
[15704]GSO.GEN, REG No. 27 ~%
[15706]UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
[15708]Admin.
[15709]- Mr. W. V. Cleveland comp. syst.
[15711]— .
[15712]| Me. W. R. Wannaryowl7-— DATE: 4/29/75 Files 8 Com
[15713]| 1 - Mr. E. W. Walsh’ Gen, tv.
[15714]nb 1 - Mc. W. R. Wannall agpentio .
[15715]FROM : W, 0} JyFegar 1 - Mr. W. 0. Cregar we Ft.
[15716]. ,aboratory
[15718]SUBJECT { SENSTUDY 75
[15719]ed
[15721]Wy
[15723]Plan. & Eval. —
[15725]Director Sec’y __
[15727]This memorandum records the recei
[15728]documents furnished to the Bureau~as a member of the Ad Hoc
[15729]Coordinating Group for Congressional Review of the Intelligence
[15730]Community. These documents were furnished by Mr. John M.
[15731]Clarke, Associate Deputy to the Director of Central Intelligence
[15732]for the Intelligence Community, who is chairman of the Ad Hoc
[15734]Group. vy Ay
[15736]Attached herewith is a current list of those staff
[15737]members. of the Senate Select Committee who have received
[15738]security clearances. The Bureau will continue to receive
[15739]up-dated lists” as“additional staff members are afforded a
[15740]security clearance.
[15742]Also attached is a copy of the request levied on
[15743]the Department.of State by the Senate Select Committee. A copy
[15745]of this request was se ke... for its information
[15746]by Mr. Clarke. REAM CATION CONTAINED
[15748]: HEREIN IG UNCLASSIFH
[15750]ACTION: . DATE 22D). py ALM eds)
[15751]For information and record purposes. ta
[15753]Enclosures - pe! Lp
[15755]WOC:1mh Im h
[15756](8):
[15759]; G1 MAY151975 |
[15761]4 eae .
[15765]8 4 MAY 2 "7 1975
[15766]NW
[15768]296 Docid:32989588 Page 266
[15771]B*
[15773]B * Fenn, Peter \ 24/4/
[15775]24
[15777]|April. 1975
[15779]Staff Members of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Activities who
[15780]have received a security investigation by the Federal Bureau of .
[15782]Investigation within the past five years and are certified as meeting
[15784]requirements of EO 10450 for access to classified information up to.
[15786]and including TOP SECRET
[15788]NAME
[15790]Aaron, David 15/7
[15792]Bader, William 7 7/¥
[15794]Baron, Frederick
[15796]Beng, Charity I.
[15798]Brooks, Nancy
[15799]Carter, Barry 24/4
[15801]Chesnik, Barbara
[15803]Davis, Lynn
[15805]174
[15807]Dawson, Thomas
[15809]De Oreo, Mary
[15810]Dillon, Molly
[15811]Dwyer, Daniel
[15813]Gitenstein, Mark Henry
[15815]’ Epstein, Michael Taylor
[15817]Greissing, Edward
[15819]Hatry, Audrey Helen
[15821]_Inderfurth, Mark
[15823]Johnson, Dorothy
[15825]“pms aus nya _
[15827]- DATE "& PLACE OF BIRTH SOCIAL SECURITY NO.
[15829]8-21-38
[15831]122-47
[15832]7-23-46
[15833]2-14-40.
[15835]12-14-42.
[15837]4-18-46
[15838]9-6-43
[15839]9-9-52
[15840]6-13-47
[15841]4-16-51.
[15842]8-24-52
[15846]J 2-12-47
[15849]43-27-50
[15850]6-10-23
[15852]9-29-46
[15854]6-8-25
[15857]Ih
[15859]No
[15861]CONN
[15863]WI.
[15865]Germany
[15867]NC
[15869]OR
[15871]550-44-7971
[15873]545-30-3377
[15875]494-54-524]1. *
[15877]05338-7410
[15878]313-38-6773
[15880]567-56-8854
[15882]390-46-2235
[15884]o
[15886]042-36-9155
[15888]AT1-60-1688
[15889]287~42-6258
[15890]150-383-4588
[15891]023-44-8792
[15892]026-28-6318
[15893]213-50-1123
[15895]29650-4113
[15896]216~14~8691
[15897]245-724-5617
[15898]540~20-6413
[15900]TF - Badge
[15902]|
[15906]we
[15908]Wides, Burton Victor /7/¥ 6-14-41
[15910]* Staff Members who are designated to receive COMPARIMENFED INFORMATION.
[15912]'B gtafé Members briefed on COMPARIMENTED INFORMATION.
[15914]NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 268. -
[15916]Staff Members of Senate Select Committee cleared, page 2
[15918]Nave _ DATE § PIACE OF BIRTH SOCIAL SECURETY NO.
[15920]Johnson, Loch 2-21-42 New 566~62-0478
[15921]. Zealand
[15923]= Kieves, Lawrence 1-4-48 NY 068~38-6464
[15924]‘*® Kirbow, Charles 2 7/7 10-2-22 GA 252-12-5112
[15925]* Tombard, Charles 24/4 \ 6=2-30 FR 578-44-9471
[15926]Laebengdod, “Howard 12-29-42 IN 30744-9707
[15927]~ MacDonald, Naldeen 10-19-51 Brazil 25-78-8708
[15928]B * Madigan, Michael James /</7 4-18-43 pe 042~-34-3797
[15929]B* Marshall, Benjamin /7// 5-A~19 NE 485~28-4503
[15930]B * Maxwell, Elliot Everett /// 7-24-46 NY 133-34-4225
[15931]* Mecham, Martha Evans 2-11-40 CAL. 528~48-6848
[15932]Be Miller, Williamc. 1/4 8-15-31 NY 09-26-4349
[15933]| B* O'Flaherty, James Daniel st 1-46-42 TLL 239-602-8495
[15934] @glo£f, Jan oy W-14-47 CAL 558-~74-8394
[15935]Peterson, John F. 6-15-41 CAL 565~56~7707
[15936]Pitts, Susan “10-24-53 Canada —(020-40-7638
[15937]B* Romberg, Alan 22/7 12-1-38 wy «(10730-8583
[15938]B* §chwarz, Frederick A.0., TIT /*//4~20-35 NY 08430-2047
[15939]B# Shea, Patrick /x// 2-28-48 ur 528~64-1965
[15940]‘Smith, Stephanie 3-23-54 OH 282-58- 6476
[15941]B ¥ nider, Lewis Brittle 27/y 1-12-45 Nc 246~72-0956
[15942]fewell, Mary . - AH25-44 | TN 566~64-7628
[15943]BY NT 139~30-1936
[15945]TF - Badge
[15947]TF ~- Badge
[15949]TF - Badge
[15955]ae : Re equest to try: Secretary of Stete for Docu’ PS and /
[15956]\ Other Materia al Regarding the Devartment of Svate and
[15958]on
[15959]Intelligence Activities of the United States Government
[15963]2. ALL ai ectives, regulations, memoranda, guidance or similar
[15964]material setting forth the relationship.of the Department of State
[15965]to, and its role in, the Intelligence Community and the National
[15966]Security Council structure, including but not limited to the United
[15967]States Intelligence Board, the Forty Committee, Washington Special.’
[15968]Action Group, Senior Review Group, the Verification Panel, and the -
[15969]Intelligence Committee. Specific descriptive and documentary material ¢
[15970]covering the nature and extent of the Department's relationship with
[15971]the National Security Agency and-the Federal Bureau of Investigation
[15972]and other investigating and intelligence entities shovld be included,
[15974]- such as the Interagency Evaluation Committee. . eee
[15976]2. Organization charts shoving which officials represent ‘the
[15977]Department of State on the various Intelligence Community and NSC
[15978]committees, and on all other bodies, including subcommittees, whose
[15980]_ functions include intelligence activities. Such charts should give
[15981]the names and titles of officials representing + he. Department of
[15982]State in those committees (or their predecessor organizations) going
[15983]as far back as 1947 or any earlier dete which the Department believes
[15984]retevank, The charts should also include. for the same time frame, . ;
[15985]the nemes, titles, and a brief job descrintion of those officials of) -)
[15986]the Department who provided staff support to the Department's ; .
[15987]‘representatives on Intelligence Community and NSC committees: or to ~
[15988]the committees directly. : .
[15990]; . 33 ALL ‘regulations, ‘guidance, inter-agency menorenda, delimite-
[15991]-* tions agreements, including other agreements and similar material -
[15992]governing’ the support which the Department of State provides to or
[15993]receives from other agencies within the Government, having an intelli-
[15994]gence or security or investigative function. This would include,
[15995]i - but not be limited to, such matters as administrative support and .
[15996]- “eover" provided to employees of the Central Intelligence Agency,
[15997]the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the Drug Enforcement Adminis~
[15998]_ tration (and its predecessors), communications SUpPOt » and financial
[15999]- services. - tee, oo ots :
[16000]a - hh. ‘Description, including organization chart, of the Bureau of
[16001]Intelligence and Research (INR). This should include, in particular,
[16002]- - detailed discussion of the operations of the Directorate for
[16003]. Coordination (INR/DDC) and any predecessor offices, whether in INR,
[16004]the Under Secretary's office, or elsewhere in the Department. ‘Names -
[16005]“~~ of personned throughout the Directorate for Coordination or its. .
[16007]- LLIN =ORMani CONTAINED ;
[16008]ERE VL a CASS Lo
[16009]| DATE DOL , BS ’
[16011]02 Leg —|N
[16012]. NW 88296 Dochd:32989588 Page 269 cs ; St
[16014]programs, paramilitary programs, and counterintelligence activities,
[16016]; categories ‘where differences exist.
[16018].
[16020]NW 88296 Docld:32989588 Page 270°-- .
[16022]‘tive agent or entity in the country to which the Ambassador or Chief
[16024]ee f - .
[16025]predééessc.c should beNiisted covering the entire per¥id since that .
[16026]m wes developed .
[16028]L
[16030]5. Description of the’ organiza ation.and functions of the
[16031]Bureau of. Security and Consular Affairs, and of the Office of Security
[16032]within the Bureau of :Administration, insofar as they relate to liaison
[16033]or cooperation with any intelligence or domestic investigatory body.
[16035]6. All instructions, memoranda or similar documents authorizing
[16036]the establishment of and detailing the mandate of the Cabinet Committee -
[16037]to Combat Terrorism (and its Working Group). Also all reports on
[16038]terrorism by the Cabinet Committee to Combat Terrorism (and its Working
[16039]Group), such as the report by the Secretary of State to the President
[16040]referred to in the President's Memorandum of September 25, 1972,
[16041]establishing the Committee...
[16043]%. ALL ‘directives, regulations, memoranda, guidance, or similar
[16044]material which sets forth the Department of State's role in establishing
[16045]or reviewing requirements or proposals for intelligence activity,
[16046]ancluding intelligence collection, recruitment of egents, political
[16047]action programs, paramilitary programs, and counterintelligence
[16048]activities. In addition, a descriptive account of the Department of
[16050]tate's role in establishing or reviewing requirenénts or proposals
[16051]for intelligence activity, differentiating the Department's role in
[16053]Takei genne enllection. reerwitrmont of acermte. nekitties! action
[16054]ty copes hid
[16058]This should include differentiati on ‘between activities within these
[16060]8. ALL directives, regulations, memoranda, guidance, or similar
[16061]material which sets forth the role and functions of the Depertment
[16062]of State in the collection, assessment, production, and dissemination
[16063]of national intelligence. \1In addition, a descriptive account of the -
[16064]current role and functions of the Department of State in this regard.
[16066]9. All instructions, guidance or similar material defining the
[16067]authority of U.S. Ambassadors and other Chiefs of Mission to know
[16068]about and -control activities of any U.S. intelligence or investiga-
[16070]of Mission is accredited. This should include any limitations upon
[16071]Ambassadorial control or cognizance of and discussion of any other
[16072]coordination, monitoring, or other relationships between U.S. missions
[16073]and the activities of any U.S. intelligence or investigative agent
[16074]or- entity.
[16076]10. Any other historical, descriptive or documentary material,
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[16080]or other matters relevant to the Committee's mandate. ~ ©
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