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dinner of the American Youth forbemocracy AYD! at ' Er
San Francisco, California. This letterhead_listed' -MpEdmund Gerald Brown as a member of the Comittee in Formation.A confidential informant, who has furnished reliable infor-mation in the past advised that Edmund Gerald Brown was beingconsidered.by the Communist Party in San Francisco as a speaker£0; tgis Comittee but could furnish no other details in this
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, In March, 1946 this Bureau was furnished a copy ofa letter dated January lb 1946, written by a veterans groupat the University oft an Francisco, San Francisco, Cali ornia,which criticized Mr. Brown for permitting his name to be usedas a_a§gnsor_ofiasbanggetmheldsonnNovember~l0,Ml945,watmthemW
reply, Mr. Brown by letter dated February l 1946, stated thathe knew that the_Young Communist League YCL! or some similarorganization had part cipated in the formation of the AYD. Hestated that he then called an official of the AYD to determineif the organization was either communistic in origin or intent.According to Mr. Brown, the official of the AYD informed himthat that organization "was not in any manner, shape or formcomunistic-although some members of the Young ComunistLeague had at one time belonged." Mr. Brown added, "I haverefused at all times to become a sponsor of any organizationor any meetings until I first investigated its.background."ghg AY?o2gg the YCL have been designated pursuant to Executive
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The Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence,_ -Department of the Army, advised the FBI that on June 14, 1946,the Mobilization for emocracy sponsored a meeting at theOlymic Auditorium, Los Angeles, alifornia at wh ch meetingMr. rown was a speaker. The Mobilization for Democracy has-been cited by the California Committee on Un-AmericanActivities in its Report 1947 as one of the "key communist
fronts in California." '
By letter dated July 5, 1956, Mr. Brown advisedthis Bureau that he was 0p05ed to any provision giving theindividual states the rig t to grosecute subversives.Mr. Brown stated that he felt t e individual states wereincapable and inadequately equipped to handle such a iob.He added, "I assure you t at I recognize the menace o
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Honorable P. Kenneth O'Donnell . ;-~ _Wsubversive activities and I desire to do all in my power '3 Jlg!;Lgto aid and assist you as well as other security agencies -of our Government. -' . '
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~Governor Brown, a, was interv ewed an adv sed that
_exp§:ined that Governor Brownis lack of abilit _an W H guenthe be ev overnor Brown was lacking in character abilitjud ent integrity, and could not keep a secret. w
was*§h6w in his mishandling of the widely pub icize case of the executed kidna er,Ca 1 Chessnan,in that he had iranteChessman a regrieve sgortlyrhefore the execution.advised that e was personally opposed to Governor Brown sstand in favor of abolishing cap tal punishment.
A also advised that Governor Brown hadexhibited a ack 0 character, integrity,;nd his inabilityto keep a secret when he held a press con erence in 1950 onwhich occasion he publicly claimed credit for the formation
of the National Association of str torne s whic . y 1 'organization was in fact h idea. »further advised that he did not be eve vernor Brown to edisloyal but recalled a speech made by him on an unknown dateat Santa Barbara, California, when Governor Brown expressed
critici m of congressional committees and hearings.further recalled that on this 0ccasion,bos Angeles,
aorn a, Police Chief William Parker pointed his finger atGovernor Brown and stated he talked like a communist and that
he was espousing the Comunist Party line. p
0n May 13, 1960 Governor Brown was interviewed bya representative of this ureau at his own request. On this,occasion, Governor Brown advised that he was aware of
allegations of leftist tendencies against him. He explainedthat his opposition to the deportation of Harry Bridges hadbeen dictated by military and civic expediency inasmuch ashe feared the deportation of Bridges would result in a tie-up of the California water front and would impede the wareffort during World War II. Governor Brown a so explainedthat his men ership in the NLG was prompted by influencefrom legal associates but that he had resigned from thisorganization after reading one of its pamp lets and becoming
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had no sympathy for the 11ne which the organization
was beginning to take.
Governor Rrown concluded that one of the greatest
problems in this country is the danger of Russian communism
and that the F31 and he, as Governor of California, have e
common purpose in meeting and facing this danger. ~ -
Many other persons, including prominent individuals,
were interviewed during the investigation of Governor rowa ,
during i960 and furnished no derogatory iaforaatioa regarding
him. '
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Sincerely yours,
J.EooAa.aoovta _
N§TE1 a crd Identification Division per
bal 5-17-61 on oasis name check.
ZQEL was aiso prepare-5. for ABC ! 11 31?}GL pm! Jo its request an investigation in 1960. It was.~.-
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relatei to "fringe" activity by Brown years ago which inciuded
efforts of communists to use Brown and Browns efforts to enlist
political support from the Communist Party and communist groups.
Inasmuch as this information was obtained from highly confidentia
sources, in some cases quoting Brown aaé in others hearsay, it
was not believed prudent to disseminate the information to AEC.
In view of the nature of this information, such is not being
furnishei to the White House. ~
- A confiéential informant, who has furnished reliable
information in the past, on January 26, 1960, advise that
newspaper columnist Drew Pearson and Governor Brown were
invited to lunch with Soviet Ambassador Mikhaii A. Menshikov
on that date at the Soviet Embassy. Special Agents of the F31
observeé Drew Pearson ané Governor Brown visit the Soviet
Embassy on January 26, 1960, from approximately 1:00 p.a. to2:00 pom. Not being included as not believed pertinent torequest. ;%f@ee! b
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Americans "n11St do something about the crime
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- P I _ faDear Governor; DA!; - oq L
As per your letter, regarding our visit to the Russian Ambassador, the
substance of the conversation, of importance is as follows, to the best
of my recollection: .
You stated to the Ambassador that you are a very good friend of the
h'esident's and that he has taken your advice and valued your Judgnent,
and, since times are changing so rapidly in this modern world, a friendly
relationship should be created between the United States and Russia. The
Ambassador replied, he would very much like to have friendly relations
and is looking forward to the opportunity of finding out if something of
that sort could be accanplishede
He stated, however, he cannot understand why the American Government and
people are so -amcious to invade Cuba and why the Press and all other
medimns are creating an atmosphere to try to destroy the present Cuban
revolution. We replied, Cuba is 90 miles away from the United States and
you can well umierstand that we will not pemit amr foreign power to take
over territory that close to the United States or its people and there are
certain doctrines that we have that protect the integrity of Cuba and other
parts of Latin America. We would not stand by and let your Government,
directly or indirectly, create a position that is untenable for the United"
States, whether in Cuba or any Oth81 pZLl't of South America and -Russia is
badly mistaken if they think that we would let this go by default. We
suggested, however, that he had little knowledge of the honest feeling of
the American people, as they are not desirous of invading. or taking over
arw new peoples or territories and, in fact, have been great contributors
of their wealth and personnel to assist the poor Countries, financially
and materially, and that a great deal of assistance was also extended to
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and other allies in mrope arms and ammunition imtead of giving than Just
the essential things of life and wkv do we maintain bases an around Russia
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For example, take Iran, all the monies you have spent for anns and ammunitioncertainly would have done a lot more good in equipment, installations, food,'etc., the same situation exists with Turkey. We replied, since you have beenunwilling to make us feel our position is secure, we have been more or less
canpelled to take the position we have.
We said, why does Russia send ams and ammunition to Cuba and create suchturmoil there and elsewhere to which the Ambassador replied, they are not-sending anus and ammunition now. We sa.id it makes no difference if it comesdirect from them or frcm Czechoslovakia, wouldn't it be nice ii they stoppedit altogether and he replied, we have stopped it, why don't you stop sendinga.rms and help to Laos. We answered the Ambassador, Laos is a neutral Countryand we are merely trying to assist them to protect themselves against possible
overtaking by Communism.
The Governorsaid, we have a democracy in the United States where people arefreeto express their opinion and the Russians most likely misunderstand ourpoint of view because our people are a friendly people. They are not desirousof having trouble with anyone. We then said to the Ambassador, it would be afine gesture on Russia's part if they would take the first step and make a _move to show a friendly attitude to our new President, who, by the way, is aman of great understanding and whoiiwould be desirous of making friends withRussia but is the type of man who will not be pushed around. If Russia wouldeliminate all assistance to Cube, immediately, directly or indirectly, andshow other friendly gestures, that would be. a step tom-.'a.rds creating an atmos-phere mhere we woul.d have to reciprocate. The Ambassador replied, why don'tyou take the first step, such as topping arw assistance to Laos. We replied 'that, since we have a new President, and it is Russia who has caused us a lotof embarrassment by assisting Cuba to move in a cmmunistic direction and bythreatening to send guided missiles to the United States because of "Cuba, itwould only be proper for them to take the first step. The Ambassador -repliedthey are contemplating making a move toward friendly relations the move mighthave been to release the American fliers and now, in turn, they are awaiting
a gesture of friendship from us!. .
The Ambassador seened to be very friendly and desirous of continuing the-conversation longer but, at this time, it was necessary that we leave.
In my opinion, all indications showed that the Ambassador had very poorknowledge of public opinion in~the United States and he did not understand -our psycholog and our way er life. Although he has been in Washington forone time, he acts as though he just arrived asiar as knowing the American
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to acquaint the Ambassador with Americarxs and their way oflife. The Ambae- -
sador seemed very friendly towards us and was very much interested in con-
tinuing this cox-versation and have other conversations with us to explain.
his views at length and to get our viewpoint. There is a possibility that
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URGENT//I 9'2s-s2 1-51 PM KH H - @~;~-=1: I
TO DIRECTOR, FBI, AND SACS SAN FRANCISCO AND SAN DIEGO/g- ¢___,_,
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GOVERNOR EnMuHnc. BROWN, CALIFORNIA.RADIO STATION KABC, LOS ANGELES, CARRIED A HEws R RT ;_;I:/
AT s1x FIFTEEN PM, SEPTEMBER THEHTY s1x INSTANT, THAT BROWN, in
ANSWER To NIXON-S CAMPAIGN CHARGE THAT BROWN HAs BEEN SOFT ON
COMMUNISM, REPLIED THAT THE BUSINESS or COMMUNISM SHOULD BE LEFT//°,_;;¢.C@Mm on 1,1»-Amv."¢. n A¢+-vihesTo THE FBI, THE HcuA, AND THE sTATE COMMITTEE rAHEH cAL1ToHH1A
COMMITTEE on UNAMERICAN AcT1v1T1Es!HHPAa:a. THE HEws REPORT ALSOz STATED THAT BROWN ADDED THAT AN FBI AGENT HAD TOLD HIM THAT THE
FBI CAN LAY ITS HANDS ON ALL COMMUNISTS IN CALIFORNIA IN FI _ '
MINUTES. {I-» "59 18 J-Q,-Z /A 0 Ti /'92 covmzuoa BROWN HA5 NOT BEEN IN CONTACT HITH TH1s OFFICE _ "i,'- IAND NO AGENT IN TiHTs nnirsflou T5, -K]_921N To HAvE BEEN IN c9?§T__§cT_"_ -
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,_Pursuant to the Directa ¢ - us . I placed a conference call' '5;'..5 PM last night, December 26, 1;-=1,._, in .1. jiazioii in Los Angeles and O'Connell in San Francisco. SAC I..yn"c..=:;. was on annual leave in San Diego,C.1.;5on~. ia. Specific instructions were given regarding contacts with governorP-.21. 51-own at Sacramento, California, and State Attorney General Stanley Mosk.?¬'t*i~:; Simon and O'Connell that Governor Brown should be contacted first and then,:i-.rj>;:.c1ing upon the results of the meeting with Governor Brown, we should contact
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ASAC O'Connell called from Sacramento at approximately 3:40 PMthis afternoon. He had just returned from the Governor's office. Senior ResidentAgentccompanied him. With the Governor was the Commissionerof the California Highway Patrol, Brad Crittenden, and the Governor's aide,John Mclnerney. The latter individual handles liaison for the Governor between
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ASAC O'Connell told Governor Brown he was calling upon him at;the Director's specific instructions. He outlined to the Governor and those presentA-iihe fact we had furnished specific information regarding the identity and background-oi certain bank robbers who were being sought in the Lake Tahoe area. He toid;Governor Brown that a Special Agent had personally contactedEof El Dorado, California, and had fully briefed him. This Agent had instructedame information to the California Highway Patrol § mzmediately. did this. He has confirmed this fact and our Agentsihave noted an entry in the log at one of the Highway Patrol substations provingGovernor Brown that
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|~ v' * - At this point in the conference, Commissioner Crittenden confirmedI l{ASAC O'Connells facts. He admitted to the Governor that there had been a breakdown
Kin administration of the California Highway Patrol in thatdid not brief
11*",. . _.ithe officer who relieved him during early morning hours of the day ' question};:The officer who relieved was a Patrolman named. m has also
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," -Hshot off his mouth criticizing the FBI and has written a report accordingly.! b .5 Commissioner Crittenden told Governor Brown that_ report was basedg;§,:;=.1;~§ i l entirely upon erroneous information in that it inferred a lack of cooperation on the
.».v'~§l=g£ ~_5 A par-. of the FBI. Crittenden told the Governor that excellent cooperation existed3 i between the FBI and the California Highway Patrol. He- alm told the Governor that___, 5 Chief Parker of Los Angeles had received a copy of-erroneous report in a'_ plain envelopgand that Parker was, therefore, back of this entire controversy.
.2-',-1 . ~§;Crittenden told the Governor he was checking into the breakdown in administration.~_»-- 1Rin his own outfit, particularly the leak of erroneous information to Parker.
..92._____'<92. _- 2t _' ASAC O'Connell told Governor Brown that with respect to the _§~@Sinatra case, the FBI had moved very swiftly and there had been no need to notify.._,i._____,§Chief Parker in Los Angeles. He also told Governor Brown that Parker's policies,1 particularly with respect to nonpayment of ransom, were totally different than theFBI and we, therefore, would have found it impossible to work with Parker. The 1 lGovernor was told Parker's policies might have caused the death of the victim..""7' I'.'?"'~
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Re: Frank Sinatra, Jr. , - Victim
Kidnaping92_ Governor Brown additionally told Attorney General Mosk that the FBI
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Governor Brown next turned to ASAC O'Connell and stated thatpublicity in this entire matter was highly unfortunate but he sincerely hoped his
press release would set matters straight.
After briefing the Director concerning the above matter, I calledSAC Simon in Los Angeles and told him to immediately contact Mosk. I had previouslyinstructed ASAC O'Connell to call SAC Simon and inform him of the above-mentionedfacts. Upon my calling SAC Simon, I told him to get in touch with Mosk right away.l told him not to insist that Mosk make a press release inasmuch as we could notcount upon Mosk giving the true facts. I told him the Governor's press release,if the Governor did live up to his promise, would be far more important than any
release that Mosk could give out.
I next called inlmtley-Brinkley Show in New York City,however was informed he could notpe reached at that particular time. I talkedto :l-Iuntley4Brink1ey Show. We worked with-when the Director received the Criss Award. He was the producer of the networkshow on this occasion. He has also been very friendly. I told- of my callto last night and of the fact the record needed to be straightened. He told mehad briefed him regarding this matter. I mentioned to him in confidence$8ithere apparently would be a press release from the Executive Office of the Governor$3 I I
RTSacramento, California, this afternoon. I told him he might desire to have his localpeople in Sacramento get on this right away. He stated he would do this and that§undoubtedly it would be carried on the Huntley"-lBrinkley Show tonight. I told him§_also we could not talk about attribution, however, he might desire to put a few wordsinto mouth which would indicate that Parker had once again stuck his big92foot in his mouth. -stated he would have to be a little careful on this score
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Re: Frank Sinatra, Jr. , - Victiin
Kidnaping
; SAC Simon called at approximately 6:30 PM, 12/27/63, to report theE results of his conference with Attorney General Mosk. He stated in the outset that Mosk had been receptive. Simon was accompanied by SA B74
_ At the beginning of the conference, Mosk told Simon he minted toE clarify his position. He stated he had made no prejudgment of this controversy,ahowever» he had a 9092919123 frontt1£<:>.<2..<!ifferent...§.Q !¢¢.s..-s.t=1te .- <=.<>92.1-we and.-cm3 ag§_n_c__ie_§_, and he, therefore, in'his'capacity as State" Attorney General, must proceed:_. to look into this matter. Mosk told Simon that if the facts of the complaint were wrong,
i he would be the first one to admit it. "
Mosk told Simon that he was surprised. at the widespread news coveragethis controversy had been given wherein Simon ;r=.=.:'_:_ rf that he had seen Mosk on
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Mosk seemed satisfied.I
; Simon next brought up the fact that he personally knew vth y this -' controversy had arisen. By making this statement, Simon sought to make Mossadmit that Parker had caused this matter. Mosk appeared somewhat sheepishin telling Simon he had attended a banquet with Parker a few nights before. At the% banquet Parker had made some very strong derogatory remarks against the FBI. Parker
that his inquiry would proceed rapidly and as a matter of fact, his investigator in
charge,_ was with Chief Parker that very moment.. specifically asked Mosk to look into the matter of FBI noncooperation. Mosk explained
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Re: FrankSinatra, Jr. , - Victim
Kidnaping
Simon told Mosk with respect to the Sinatra case, this c;::-.se moved
so fast there was very little time to notify any one. Simon told Mosk that Parker§ had publicly indicated his policies of nonpayment of ransom and, therefore,3 it would have been virtually impossible for the FBI to have worked with Parker.
1 Simon asked Mosk how he would have felt if the victim had been his owr. child.
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I told Simon we should not infer to Mosk or anyone else that the FBI wanted the inquirystopped, that we shouldn't place ourselves in that position inasmuch as we have <
nothing to fear. Simon pointed out Mosk's investig: tt-as might possibly contact him, Simon. I told Simon ifdid contact l:i;;., s To-»:.1d feel free to tell him thei same facts that ASAC O'Connell had tc-5.2: =I1i:»ovr;.:=' and that Simon had told Mosk.|K
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Both SACs Simon and O'Connell have been instructed to send ins;zn:-.n-iary teletypes regarding their participation in this matter. Both men have been;_ l; .S£l"11Ct8d to get in touch with their trusted sources of information among the' news media and see to it that the press release by Governor Brown and Commissioner
Crittenden is played up to the fullest in the State of California.
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Honorable J. Edgar Hoover 4
Director
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States Department of Justice
Washington, D. C.
Dear Mr. Hoover:'
Thank you for your kind letter of December 30,
1963. I am pleased that you feel my efforts
have contributed toward clearing up any pos-
sible misunderstanding.
I have always held you and the Federal Bureau
of Investigation in the highest regard, and
nothing has occurred in recent weeks to lessen
that high regard in any way.
Please be assured of my continued cooperation 1. //41 in this and all other matters
Sincerely -
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EDMUND G. BROWN, Governor
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ad a visit withI stopped by the Gov ernor's Office iiiiouih he was out
to Governor Brown,as well as other members of the Governor s
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_ importance,O ments, makesX all visitors
Director and* occupies a position of considerablesince e passes on all of the Governor's appoint-
final approval on all of the speeches and screens
to the Governor. he is a great admirer of the
an excellent friend of the Bureau.
requested that the Governor's Office
receive two copies of any bureau publications, reprints of the
D e tor's s eeches and Uniform Crime Reports one of whichir c p ,should be addressed directly to: Office
of the Governor, State Capitol, Sacramento, California.
It is recommended that the Bureau include the
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White Hbuse has requested investigation of the followingpersons who are.members of the National Civil Defense Advisory
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Governor of California
William Haydon Burns
Mayor of Jacksonville,Dan Gray
Anniston, Alabama
E. J. Evans, Mayor
Fla. Durham, North Carolina
Richard J. Hughes
Governor of New JerseyFrancis S. Levien
attorney, New York City
E Paul J. Fannin
Governor of ArizonaMarceline W. Yohn
Manchester, New Hampshire
John F. Collins
Mayor of Boston, Mass.Margaret C. Goebel .
Grand Rapids, Michigan 5
We conducted an Atomic Energy Act investigation conc ;ning "fGovernor Brown of California in 1960, and a summary of the re lts of_-that investigation was furnished to the White House om 5/18 . The 33files contain no additional pertinent information concerai g E ; "Governor Brown since that time. _,? ~
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We conducted a Registration ct case concerning_1963 based on March 1963 to ~
tion up _tion Act case. The complete results of that case
in October 1963, and the Department I
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The files are also replete with information being received1 o ' ' is from our sources'_ rotection money being paid by gam erszena e em o op te unmolested. In November, 196°, the rotectionpayments totaled $9,000 per month, of which $3,000"
Since investigations have previously been conductedconcerning them are not opening investigations on "9_Governor Brown? Attached isla letter toiat the White House urnishing him a summary of the 1960 investi-égation of Governor Brown and the fact that our files contain noiadditional pertinent information concerning him. The letter' ins ' ' ' also conta of the results of the Registration Act-, as well as information concerningLOI1 money from the hoodlum elementletter states we are conducting no investigation
individuals in the absence of a further request.
We conducted an a licant-type investigation of
in 1939 when he was an attorney.
The investigation was avora le.
ACTION:
are beingordered tt t The immediate a en ion. "
a SACs are being instructed to personally conta.ct_o advise them we are conducting investigationsof them at the request of the White House. The Field -i-s alsobeing instructed to conduct no neighborhood investigations inthesethree cases without Bureau approval. Investizr s on the other
e sp r ons on the list, except Governor Brown arealso being separately ordered to the Field to ay.
The attached letter should be transmitted to-furnishing him the results of investigations conducted concerningGovernor Brown .,advi sing him we are conductingno investigations concerning them in the absence of a furtherrequest. '
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An applicant-type investigation was conducted bythis Bureau concerning Governor Broin in 1960, and enclosedherewith is n memorandum dated larch 6, 1964, containing theresults oi that investigation. The files of this Bureaucontain no additional information concerning Governor Brown. 1 'It is no hat a of ha vontigntion was furnisher /Nms v mm dma my 1§g>44 I MR56 29 ~
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The results of the Registration Act investigationFore furnished to the Department of Justicein Octo r, 963, and by letter dated October 24, 1963, theDepartment of Justice advised the evidence was insufficientt oceed further in that matter. The status of theby the Internal Revenue ServiceO .
!s not known E ghg Bureau.
with our investigations of various
matters in the
alleg
you in November, 1962, alleged that
nts totaled $0,000 per month, $3,
and the remainder oi which
the o c a s who handled the collections.
In view of the above, no investigation is beingconducted concerning either Governor &'ovthe absence oi a further request from you. ga ensconcerning the eight other individuals mentioned in youred the results of Ihich will berequest have been initiat ,furnished you as quickly as possible.
Sincerely yours,IIIOIIQ
4- Edgar Hoover
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§pe_, ' __,__ f I EDIQKD GERALD BROWN -'
" also known as Pat Brown- 4:» v {~/I-~$4 .» C --' - N: vAn applicant-type investigation was conducted- concerning Governor Brown in 1960, at the request of the§§§ Atomic Energy Commission. That investigation revealed the following iniornation concerning Governor Brown.
The Fehuary 13, 1945, issue of the "Ban FranciscoChronicle," a San Irancisco,.Caliiornia, neIspeper'co£ained¥an article which reported that Bdund Gerald Brown, thenDistrict Attorney, opposed the deportation of Harry Bridges,a west coast labor leader who was accused oi nesberahip in
the Communist Party.
The August 9, 1945, issue 01 the "San FranciscoChroniclo"qnntainad1an article which announced thatEdsund Gerald Brown had been elected Vice President of theSan Yrancisco Chapter oi the National Lawyers Guild NLG!.The KLG has been cited as a cossunist front organizationhy the House Cosnittee on Un-Anrican Activities.
The FBI is in possession oi a letterhead entitled"Salute to Youn America Consittee," which was a cosittee,according to the letterhead, to sponsor a second anniversarydinner of the Anrioan Youth £9! Deaoctacy AYD! at'8an Francisco, California. This letterhead listedBdsund Gerald Down as a nesher oi the Cosittee in Formation.A contidentiel intorsant, who has furnished reliable infor-sation in the past, advised that Edmund Gerald Brown was beingconsidered by the Coaunist Party in San Irancisco as a speakertor this Coasittee hut cold tarnish no other details in this
regard.In larch, 1946, this Bureau was furnished a copy oia letter dated January 10, 1946, written by a veterans groupat the University oi San Francisco, San Francisco, Caliiornia,which criticised Ir. Brown for permitting his nase to he usedas a sponsor oi a banquet held on November 10, 1945, at the- Tolson j____
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Saint Francis Hotel, San Francisco, in honor of the AYD. Inreply, I._Bown by letter dated February l, 1946, stated thathe knew that the Young Communist League YCL! or some similarorganization had participated in the formation of the AYD. Hestated that he then called an official of the AYD to determineif the organization was either communistic in origin or intentAccording to I. Bown, the official of the AYD informed himthat that organization "was not in any manner, shape or formcomunistic although some embers of the Young Communistleague had at one time belonged." Ir. Brown added, "I haverefused at all times to become a sponsor of any organizationor any meetings until I first investigated its background."The AYD and the YCL have been designated pursuant to Executive
Order 10450.
The Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence,Department of the Army, advised the FBI that on June 14, 1946,the lobilization for Democracy sponsored a meeting at theOlympic Auditorium, Les Angeles, California, at which meetingI. Bown was a speaker. The Mobilization for Democracy hasbeen cited by the California Committee on Un-AmericanActivities in its Report 1947 as one of the "key communist
fronts in California."
By letter dated July 5, l956, I. Down advisedthis ureau that he was opposed to any provision giving theindividual states the right to prosecute suhversives.Ir. Down stated that he felt the individual states wereincapable and inadequately equipped to handle such a Job.H added, "l assure you that X recognize the menace ofsubversive activities and I desire to do all in my power
to aid and assist you as sell as other security agencies-
of our Government."
During the afore-mentioned investigation concerning
Governor Brown, IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII_ California, vas interviewed and advised thathe believed Governor Brown was lacking in character, ability,Judgment, integrity, and could not keep a secret. explained that Governor Bovn's lack of ability and Judgment
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was shown in his mishandling of the widely publicized case
of the executed kidnaper, Caryl Chesssan, in that he had granted
Chesssan a reprieve shortly before the execution. _
advised that he was personally opposed to Governor Brown's
stand in favor of abolishing capital punishment.
_a1so advised that Governor Brown had
exhibited a lack of character, integrity, and his inability
to keep a secret when he held a press mnference in 1950 on
which occasion he publicly claimed credit for the forsation
of the National Association of District Attorneys, which
organisation wasih fact his,
further advised that he did not believe Governor Brown to be
disloyal mt recalled a speech made by his on an unknown date
at Santa Barbara, California, when Governor Brown expressed
criticism of congressional cossittes and hearings._!urther recalled that on this occasion, hos Angeles,
California, Police Chief Iillian Parker pointed his finger at
Governor Brown and stated he talked like a communist and that he
was espousing the Communist Party line.
On lay l3, 1960, Governor Brown was interviewed bya representative of this Bureau at his own request. On this
occasion, Governor Brown advised that he was aware of
allegations of leftist tendencies against his. He explained
that his opposition to the deportation of Harry Bridges had
been dictated by silitary and civic expediency inasmuch as
he f0ared the deportation of Bridges would result in a tie-
up of the California water front and would ispede the war
effort during World Iar II. Governor Brown also explained
thathbsesbership in the RUG was prompted by influence
fros legal associates but that he had resigned from this
organisation after reading one of its pawhlets and becosing
aware that he "didn't like the people in it" and that he
had no sympathy for the "line" vhichte organization
was be8i»nning to take.
Governor Brown concluded that one of the greatest
probless in this country is the danger of Russian cossuniss
and that the FBI and he, as Governor of Califcrnh, have a
cosson purpose in meeting and facing this danger.
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Iany other persons, including prominent individuals,were interviewed during the investigation of Governor Brownduring 1960 and furnished no derogatory information regarding
him.
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/ 3I' ?_q'@/To Mr. Belmont/I/W '
' // 2'» A./1 ll 7:,» V92,> Q/,1DATE: October 16, 1964,, _-" /Vi :$:::;°______n___a 3 / / ¥L°i..§-.;.:..r-_-_"mom = .& f92. Evans Z, J/g£:;.____¢ 92< _ "*1-F-"» sumcv CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE MATTER , U;-_i/'5 s tI Tolsan ?Bqlmont ' A
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- Our San Diego Office has advised of information receiv d rome s
92e§'LrD a State ABCwho was assigned in the Los Anarea prior to the State Senatorial primary in California, which /< indicated -that Stanley Mosk, former California Attorney General, .
,4 a Senate. " ' I 92;l0
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.' Qgrecalled the incident of a very attractive dark-skinnedwoman coming to his Los Angeles Office and seeking a liquor license.The application was refused since the fingerprints of the woman'shusband were not also submitted. The woman reappeared, however, witha Negro individual as her husband, the necessary fingerprints weresubmitted, and having located a record of prior convictians, theapplication for a liquor license was denied. The woman, however,reappeared at the office claiming she had divorced her husband andsought a license under her own name. She was on this occasion denied 92the license until such time as she could produce documentary evidence *with respect to her marital status. 92§§
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/- 3;The Intelligence Unit of the Los> égsaid within a few days of this incident he received apersonalfjzelephone call from State Attorney General Stanley Mosk who -53-1for thirty minutes beratedf0r rejecting the license application f__fand _-charged-vith discriminating against the colored race. 3;-Subsequent pressure from his superiors caused -to issue the desiredA liquor license and investigation was initiated to trace the $10,000d w man in the purchase of a bar. Though bank officials
Angeles Police Department' ce ofsurveillan
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time at thisas generally rumored in CalifornIt w
coir n. orasenator
97¢-Lt _us c eare e way fo :Allan Cranston runm£or Demecratic Senator in the primary. Mosk, it{ids to be-noted, was thereafter app6inted'to a vacancyinpthe,Cali£ornia
3*éég -Supreme Courtl; E;7c4' have shown that Q and otheror Our investigations t are resently planning to seek favorsl hoodlums in the San Diego area pfrom Governor Brown and Senator Salinger in exchange for substantialaign contributions According to an informant, is~ camp . concerned with the close supervision being afforded local bars bythe Alcoholic Beverage Control or California, which has resulted in 13 1' enses plans to make an approach torevocation o lcv . J ; §1Brown through an unidentified po itician who is bel-:ved to be i and one' 1" t crsons o aave accompanie ilGrr0 ca 1R§<T oJ tie e g p- < ashington, D. C., when the latter was sworn in as Uniuad States-A enator. is also planning a testimonial dinner for Salingerin the San Diego area and it is his hope that through such assistanceto Governor Brown and to Senator Salinger he will be able to reducethe "heat" being generated by local authorities in the supervision
.01 San Diego bars and nightclubs.' a i
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