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Swwmm NY Telephone Company check of pertinent tephone lines
did not locate any evidence of wiretapping 7/29/SH.
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DETAILS I
New Telephone Company!
New York, New York, advised on July 30, l96H, that
records contained in his office reflect the following information:
He stated representatives of his office checked the
pertinent telephone lines assi ned to tiephone numbers CO. 7-6270,co. 7-szss, BE. 3-osss and I
This investiation was requested by JAMES FARMER, ~
National Director, Congress of Racial Equality, who advised the
Telephone Company that he felt the above numbers were being be
illegally tapped. b7@
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- telephone lines did not locate any evidence that these lines were
being wiretapped and this check was completed by the Telephone
Company on July 29, 196%. He pointed out that the results of
the above check were furnished to| I
at CORE Headquarters, 38 Park Row, New York City, on
July 29, 196%.
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UNSUBS; JAIS FARIEB DASH COIPLAINANT, UPUC.
1/', K.;/J EEURTEL JULY TWENTY NINE ENSTANT. CONTACT APPROPRIATE '
L OFFICIALS OF NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY TO DETERMINE RESULTS
OF THEIR CHECK OF TELEPHONE LINES. SUTEL RESUUTS.IHMEDIATELY
FOLLOWED BY REPORT. b6
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NOTE: James Farmer, Director of CORE, sent telegram to FCC
stating had reason to believe two tele hones at COREHeadquarters, his personal phone and|UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUphone, tapped.
Farmer interviewed stated believed phones were tapped as he has
been hearing clicking sounds and unusual noises; Stated on
7/27/64 New York Telephone Company to check lines but has not
been advised of results. Matter discussed with Mr. Judson Bowles,
Criminal Division, who requested results of telephone company
line check be obtained. This will be confirmed in writing.
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nxs BASIS ron THE ORIGINAL TELEGRAM
COMPLAINING THAT THEJAMES FARMER , NATI
ROW, NYC, ADVISED THIS DATE THAT
TO FCC NYC, SEVEN TWENTY FOUR SIXTY FOUR, I
ECIFIED TELEPHONES WERE BEING ILLEGALLY TAPPED WAS THE FACT SP
P THE TELEPHONE NUSUAL NOISES WHEN HE FIRSTS PICKS U
ERS. HE STATED HE HAS BEEN HEAR
MONTHS AND FURTHER DESCRIBEHAS BEEN HEARING U
ATTEMPTS TO DIAL OUTSIDE NUMB
THESE NOISES FOR APPROXINTELY TWO
NOISES AS LOUD CLICKING SOUNDS.
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ED UP HIS HOME TELEPHONE TO DIAL THAT ON ONE OCCASION HE PICKi Mr.¢ Mr.
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FARMER ALSO STATED THAT WHEN HE IS ABSENT FROM THIS CITY ON
UNANNOUNCED TRIPS, CRANK TELEPHONE CALLS ARE RECEIVED AT HIS
RESIDENCE REVEALING HIS ITINERARY AND HE/FEELS HIS TELEPHONES MUST BE
TAPPED FOR THESE CALLERS TO KNOW HIS SéCIFIC TRAVEL PLANS,
FARMER ADVISED HE HAS NEVER GIVEN ANYONE PERMISSION TO RECORD HIS
TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS ON THE PERTINENT TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
HE FURNISHED THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION REGARDING THE TELEPHONE
NUMBERS REFLECTED IN HIS ORIGINAL TELEGRAM TO FCC, NYC.
CO SEVEN SIX TWO SEVEN ZERO, PUBLISHED NUMBER LISTED TO CORE AT
THIRTY EIGHT PARK ROW, NYC, AND OPERATED THROUGH A SVITCHBOARD-
THIS NUMBER HAS BEEN UTILIZED BY CORE OVER FOUR YEARS.
CO SEVEN- SIX TWO SIX EIGHT, NONPUBLISHED NUMBER DIRECT TO
TELEPHONE ON FARMER S DESK AT ABOVE CORE OFFICE. IN OPERATION
APPROXIMATELY ONE YEAR.
BE THREE- ZERO FIVE THREE SIX PUBLISHED NUMBER TO FARMER- S
RESIDENCE ONE SIX FIVE PARK RON, MANHATTAN. THREE TELEPHONES ARE
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LOCATED WITHIN HIS RESIDENCE on THE ABOVE NUMBER AND THIS NUMBER HAs BEEN
ASSIGNED APPROXIMATELY Two YEARs.
| INONPUBLISHED NUMBER LISTED To[::::::]
ISAID NUMBER ASSIGNED
APPROXIMATELY srx HoHTHs. iic
FARMER FURTHER STATED[::::::::::::]HAS COMPLAINED TO HIM ABOUT
CLICKING NOISES AND MUFFLED CONVERSATION on HER TELEPHONE ovER THE
LAST Two MONTHS AND THAT wAs HIS BASIS FOR COMPLAINING THAT HER
TELEPHONE wAs ALSO BEING TAPPED. HE STATED THAT As FAR As HE KNEW, sHE
HAs NEVER GIVEN PERMISSION T0 ANYONE T0 RECORD HER TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS
on THAT NUMBER.
FARMER ADVISED THAT HE REQUESTED THE NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY
T0 INVESTIGATE THE ABOVE MENTIONED TELEPHONE NUMBERS IN AN ATTEHPT T0
LocATE ANY HIRE TAPPING nEvTcEs. HE STATED THAT REPRESENTATIVES or THE
TELEPHONE COMPANY CONDUCTED INVESTIGATION AT HIS RESIDENCE SEVEN TWENTY
SEVEN LAST, HowEvER, HE HAS NOT RECEIVED THE RESULTS or THEIR INVESTI-
GATION To DATE. J Q; ' 4 Ta/I
NYO WILL SUBMIT CLOSING REPoRT BY EIGHT SEVEN NEXT. x% a
END AND PLS ACK
CORR LINE l0 LAST WORD CONVERSATIONS
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FROM DIRECTOR I P
UNSUBS, JAMES FARMER DASH COMPLAINANT, UPUC.
REURTEL JULY TNENTY NINE INSTANT. CONTACT APPROPRIATE OFFICIALS
OF NEN YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY TO DETERMINE RESULTS OF THEIR CHECK
OF TELEPHONE LINES. SUTEL RESULTS IMMEDIATELY FOLLONED BY REPORT.
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REFERENCE New York teletypes to Bureau 7/27,28/6H . L/R
Bureau teletype to New York 7/27/6H
Bureau teletype to New York, 7/29/BM ,
NEW YORK
At New York, New York
W111 contact approprlate OfflClalS of the New York
Telephone Company to determlne th e results of thelr check
of telephone llnes
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Field Office File #:Bureau File #:
Title: _ . , '
UNKNOWN SUBJECTS;
JAMES FARMER COMPLAINANT
CMmau= UNAUTHORIZED PUBLICATION OR USE OF COMMUNICATIONS
Official, FCC, NYC, advised FBI, NYO, he received
"$wwmm telegram dated 7/2H/6H, on 7/27/6H. Pertinent
telegram reflected: "Have reason to believe that
the following telephones are being illegally
tapped and demandfull and immediate investi ation. .co. 7-6270., co. 7-6268, BE. 3-0sa6',|j|
will appreciate prompt report of your findings".
"JAMES FARMER, National Director, Congress of Racial
Equality". On 7/2"//69, USA ROBERT M. MORGENTHAU,
SDNY, advised he received identical'telegram.
- JAMES FARMER, National Director of CORE, NYC, advised
basis for original telegram was unusual clicking _
sounds and muffled conversations heard when using
above telephone numbers. In addition, crank tele-
phone calls were received at his residence revealing
his itinerary when he was away from NYC on un-
announced trips. --
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DETAILS . This investigation is predicated upon the -
receipt of information received from[:::::]
E:::::::::]Federal Communications Commission, 90 Church Street, A
New York City, on July 27, 1961+. |:|advised that he received
a telegram from JAMES FARMER, National Director of CORE, and the
telegram reflected that certain telephones were being illegally
tapped. [::::::::]had the original telegram in this matter
delivered to the New York Office of the FBI on July 27, 196%.
This document contains neither recommendations nor con clu 1 f th P I. IYour agency; it and its comsms are not to be distributed outiipirgsyclur fgeniy t_!s the Pr0PertY of the FBI and is loaned to
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Atforney,ROBERT M. MORGENT%¬%: Southern District-of New York;-.telephonlcally advlsed SA of the New York Off1ce,'h
FBI, on July 27; 196M, that he had received a_teIegram from JAMES
FARMER,_National Director, Congreés of Racial Equality CORE!;'YIhls conversation revealed this telegram reflected iformation .-idehtical with the telegram received by[::::] ' '. e "aY W '1
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Dow July 29, 196M
_ At aims 1a.m.,,o_n July 27_,-19au,E::::]Federal.Communicatbns Commission, 90 Church Street, New ork
City, advised his office had received a telegram from James
Farmer, National Director, Congress of Racial Equality.
said the telegram was sent at11:59 p;m., on July 7%, IOSL. However; it was not reoeiyed by the
Federal Communications Commission until the morning of July 27, 1964.
[::::::::]found it under his door when he arrived at his office.
He stated the telegram reflects: "
- "HAVE REASO,Nj_TO BELIEVE THAT THE _
FOLLOWING TELEPHONES ARE -BEING ILLEGALLY TAPPED AND DEMAND
FULL AND IMMEDIATE INVESTIGATION. C0. 7-6270, CO. 7-6268,
BE. 3-osas,|:| WILL APPRECIATE PROMPT REPORT
OF YOUR FINDINGS.
"JAMES FARMER NATIONAL DIRECTOR
CONGRESS OF RACIAL EQUALITY "
on 7/27/6H at Telephonicg FHe# NY 139-139 if
sA| |/mgh 7/2'//an
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This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions oi the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to
your agency; it and its contents ore not to be distributed outside your agencyb6
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.4;-3 We July 29, 1961+
< James Farmer, National Director, Congress of
Racial Equality, 38 Park Row, New York City, advised that his
basis for the original telegram to the Federal Communications
Commission, New York City, on July 2%, 196%, complaining that
the specified telephones were being illegally tapped, was the
fact that he has been hearing unusual noises when he firsts
picks up the telephone and attempts to dial outside numbers.
He stated he has been hearing these noises for approximately
two months and further described these noises as loud clicking
sounds.
He further stated that on several occasions he
has heard muffled voices of unknown individuals conducting private
conversations. He advised that on one occasion he picked up his
home telephone to dial outside and he heard an unidentified male
voice say, "hello - hello" and when he did not answer, the unknown
individual hung up.
_ Farmer also stated that when he is absent from the
city on unannounced trips, crank telephone calls are received at
his residence, revealing his itinerary and he feels his telephones
must be tapped for these callers to know his specific travel plans
Farmer advised he has never given anyone permission
to record his telephone conversations on the pertinent telephone
numbers.
He furnished the following information regarding
the telephone numbers reflected in his original telegram to the
Federal Communications Commission, New York City:
CO. 7-6270 is a published number listed to the
Congress of Racial Equality, 38 Park Row, New York City, and
is operated through a switchboard. This number has beenutilized
by the Congress of Racial Equality over four years.
BE. 3-0535 is a published number listed to Farmer?s
residence, 165 Park Row, Manhattan, New York. Three telephones
are located within his residence on the above number and this
number has been assigned approximately two years.
on 7/28/64 G, New York, New York FHe# NY 1395139
by Date dictated
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This document contains neither recommendations not conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to
your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
at her residence
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to the telephone on FKrmer's desk at the office_of Congress V
of Racial Eqality, 38 Park Row, New York City. ~This number .has been in operation for approximately~one year. - ' '
u > r_________1is a non-published nnmber listed to 1'
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has been_assigned for approximately six'months.'w '_".i'],"
1 -» ~ Farmer further stmd[:::::::::::::]has complained
to him about clicking noises and muffled conversation on her~ t
telephone over the last two months and that was his basis for
complaining that her telephone was also heing_tapped. "He stated
that, as far as he knew, she has never g1ven.permiss10n to anyone
to record her telephonebonversations on that number. ,4 jot
_' . " W.Farmer advised that he requested the New York '.
Telephone Company to investigate the above-mentioned telephone A
numbers in an attempt to locate any wire tapping devices; He j
stated that representatives of the Telephone Company conducted.o
investigation at his residence, onJuly 27, 1964, however, he has
not received the results of their investigation to date. _ t -
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NOTE: James Farmer, Congress of Racial Equality, sent
telegram to FCC stating he had reason to believe two
telephones at CORE headquarters, his personal phone, andphone of$;;;:::;;:::::]are tapped and demanded investiga-
tions. er scussed with Mr. Judson Bowles, Criminal
Division, 7/27/64, who requested above invest1gation. "
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UNSUBSI JAMES FARMER, COMPLAINANT, UPUC.
I REURTEL JULY TWENTYSEVEN, SIXTYFOUR- DEPARTMENT
REQUESTED FARMER BE INTERVIEUED AND COMPLETE DETAILS, INCLUDING
BASIS OE HIS COMPLAINT, BE OBTAINED. IMMEDIATELY INTERVIEW
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