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INQUIRY, BUDED JANUARY FOURTEEN, NEXT, WITBEUT FAIL; _JMLA E uééfnFROM DIRECTOR FBI ,
NIXON ADMINISTRATIQN HAS REQUESTED INVESTIGATIQN 0F
SAFIRE WHO HAS BEEN NAMED A SPECIAL ASSISTANT T THE PRESJBENI_
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RE: WILLIAM LEWIS SAFIRE
FIF'I'Y.EIGH'I TO NINETEEN SIXTYFI92§, ONE ONE SIX ONE YORK AVENUE.
A'I'IEN'DED BRONX HIGH SCHOOL OF SCIENCE, BRONX, NEW YORK,
NINETEEN FORTYFCWJR TO NINETEEN FORTYSEVEN. SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY,I
SYRACUSE, NEW YORK, NINETEEN FORTYSEVEN TO?NfNE'iEEN F0R'!'YNINE,__J__,..- .-
NO DEEREE INDICATED. SSN ONE ZERO THREE DASH TWENTYTWO DASH
SEVEN SEVEN ZERO HTREE. '
SERVED IN UPS. ARMY NINETEEN~FIFTYTWO T0 NINETEEN FIFTYFOUR,
ASN FIVE ONE ONE NINE ZERO ONE THREE SEVEN. ALSO INDICATES
"BRIEF SERVICE" IN U.S. AIR FORCE RESERVE IN EARLY NINETEEN
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EMPLOYED FROM xzNETE'ronTYNIuE T0 NINETEEN srxwvomx,
EXCEPT FOR MILITARY snavxcn, BY TEX uc CRARY,INCORPORATED,
ONE TWO TWO EAST FORTYSECOND SZFREET, NEW YORK CITY, AND ITS
PREDECESSOR COHPANIE59. SINCE NINETEEN SIXTYONE HAS BEEN
PRESIDENT OF SAFIRE FUBLIC RELATIONS, THREE SEVEN FIVE PARK
AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY. I
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NEW YORK CITY. FATHER, OLIVER caaus SAFIR, DECEASED, [::::::::] ic
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The Nixon Administranvestigation of ¥%%g&§m{h§§i§92+a rgmwho has been named
y the President-e ect §§ § Special Assistant who will be
speech writer. A reque n v ' o
investigation of Safire's
who apparently will go to the White House with him.as today requested
Mr. Jones's memo to Mr. Bishop dated 12/31/68
tickler attached! indicates Safire, President of his own b6
public relations firm in New York, was previously connected b7@
with Tex McCrary;, Incorporated. He was Vice President of
that firm. While with that firm, the organization was
involved in several Registration Act investigations involving
the Dominican Republic. He was with McCraryw from 1949 to
1961 except for two years'mi1itary service.
Background data concerning£::::::;;:::;]indicatesthat she was also employed by the Mc rary; rm rom 1955 to
1959. _
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j Tex McCraryi has been on the Bureau "no contact"
list for many years. It is believed, however, that it will
befnecessary to contact McCrar and other members of his firmconcerning both Safire andl;::f;::;;:::]in order to adequately
discharge our responsibili es n ese cases.ACTION? The cases have been ordered sepirately to the field
and New York is being instructed to co duct appropriate
investigation regarding their, Cra y mployment even though Mccrary is on the "no contactfi/%i§tF92¢Z /é/ .- 5833/ ,
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INSTIIUOTIDN$ZPrepare in triplicate, using a typewriter. Fill in all items. If the answer is No or "None," so state. If more space
is needed for any item, continue under item 28.
II. FULL NAME
Initials andabngemen ts off LAST NAME! _ FIIRSTINAME! MIDDLE NAME! Z. DATE OF BIRTHSafzre ~ William Lewis 1 7 Dec 1929
ll IIIITIO fnot acceptable.It no middlename, show" NMN! ,- ifinitials only,ahow no givenor middle name! OTHER NAMES USED. Maiden name, names by former marriages, former names char: ed 3. PLACE OF BIRTHlegally or otherwise. aliases, nicknames, etc. Specify which, and show dates used.' 92
. I Original name spelled Safir; added an 'e' for %@ *'-E UFE '-E
_ 5. HEIGHT WEIGHT COLOR COLOR' - ~ . EYES HAIRpronunciation purposes in 1955. 6,0 175 gyey In/mmI New York City
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El DIVORCED7. IF MARRIED. WlDOWED_ OR DIVORCED. GIVE FULL NAME AND DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH OF SPOUSE OR FORMER SPOUSE. INCLUDEWIFE'S MAIDEN NAME. GIVE DATE AND PLACE OF MARRIAGE OR DIVORCE. '
Give same information regarding all previous marriages and divorcee.!
Married_16 Dfc_1IL962 to Helene Julius, British subject, in London placeof wife's rit !. No previous marriages
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Apt. 8B to 1963; 12A to 1965!8. DATE AND PLAC5 OF RESIDENCE: ll actual places of residence dier from the mailing addresses, furnish and identify both Bedin with presentand go back to January l. I937. Continue under item 28 on other aide it necessary.!
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I4. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN DISCHARGED FROM,TI-IE ARMED FORCES UNDER OTHER THAN HONORABLE CONDITIONS? E] YES m0.
H enewor in Yes, give details in item IQ.! 92
15. EMPLOYMENT. List .4z.'L em 1 tr a r r r "m - -Ind eddreaeea when unemplgygzwggiveén%n:ea1ErI:£ :v'n1¢{o¢'g=§i:;:gIregizrtse-:>'m ¬|laV;12;I:w"If12¢ti'.I! ild yir to/I a _ ms. Show ALL dc ms
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public relations exec".
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radio-television program
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radio-TV reporter , _
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I6. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN DISCHARGED FIRED! FROM EMPLOYMENT FOR ANY REASON! E] YES QNO.
I1. HAVE YOU EVER RESIGNED QUIT! AFTER BEING INFORMED THAT YOUR EMPLOYER INTENDED TO DISCHARGE FIRE YOU FOR ANY REASON? III YES ENC.
Ifyour answer to I6 or I7 aboye ia_ "Yee".give details in item 28. Show the name and eddieee of employer, approximate date, and reason! inI each cue. This inlormetion should agree with the atetementa made in item l5EMPLO YMENT.! >
1.I8. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN ARRESTED, TAKEN INTO CUSTODY, HELD FOR INVESTIGATION OR QUESTIONING, OR CHARGED BY ANY LAW ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITY? You may omit: I! Treic viola tiona for which you paid a ne of 830 or lees; and ! anything that hnppen before your ldth birthday. All other
incidenta must be included, even though they were dismiued or you merely Iforfeitod collateral.! U YES NO.
IF Your: ANSWER |s was." élvl-: FULL DETAILSIBELOW: ' - '' LAW ENFORCEMENT
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Z0. FOREIGN COUNTRIES VISITED SINCE I917!. Exclusive of military service.!
COUNTRY A -DATE LEFT U.S.A. DATE RETURNED U.S.A. PURPOSE
. see attached sheet
ZI. ARE YOU NOW, OR HAVE YOU EVER BEEN. A MEMBER OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY. U.S.A.. OR ANY COMMUNIST OR FASCIST ORGANIZATION? D YESxQ-NO.
22. ARE YOU NOW OR HAVE YOU EVER BEEN A MEMBER OF ANY FOREIGN OR DOMESTIC ORGANIZATION. ASSOCIATION. MOVEMENT. GROUP. OR COMBINATION OFPERSONS WHICH IS TOTALITARIAN. FASCIST. COMMUNIST. OR SUBVERSIVE OR WHICH HAS ADOPTED, OR SHOWS. A POLICY OF ADVOCATING OR APPROVING THECOMMISSION OF ACTS OF FORCE OR VIOLENCE TO DENY OTHER PERSONS THEIR RIGHTS UNDER TI-IE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES, OR WHICH SEEKS
T0 ALTER THE FORM OF GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES av UNCONSTITUTIONAL MEANS? [I YEs3£§No_ .
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BHIF YOUR ANSWER TO QUESTION 2I OR 22 ABOVE IS STATE THE NAMES OF ALL SUCH ORGANIZATIONS, ASSOCIATIONS, MOVEMENTS. GROUPS. OR COM~BINATIONS OF PERSONS AND DATS OF MEMBERSHIP. IN ITEM 28 OR ON A SEPARATE SHEET TO BE ATTACHED TO AND MADE A PART OF THIS FORM, GIVE COM-PLETE DETAILS OF YOUR ACTIVITIES THEREIN AND MAKE ANY EXPLANATION YOU DESIRE REGARDING YOUR MEMBERSHIP OR ACTIVITIB.
NAME IN FULL ADDRESS FROM E! OFFICE HH.Dwwemeawcuesmnbxx " - _
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24. MEMBERSHIP IN OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. List all organisation: in which you are new u member orlhnve been e member, except those which showreligious nr political ailietione.! If none, so state.! _ '
NAMEIN FULL _ ADDRESS TYPE - mom. E OFFICEHELD _ z _
. Overseas Press Club V ' _ Board of Govs.
of America, Ind. 54.West 40th, NYC prof. 1955 present member; ,
I Bankers Club . .170_B'z.vay,ANYC' prof-. 1962 present__
Publie Relations saawzy O - . ' I cozvrma
of America _ I 845 Third Ave. A prof. _ . 1957. V present ON 28
25. RELATIVB. Parents, epoueefdivorced spouse, children, brothers, and eiete're, living or deid. Nemepf epouee shpuld include maiden name endany other namee by previous marriage. If peraon-ie dead. state "dead" after relationship and furnish information for other columns ea of time - 1
__ COUNTRY OF PRI§ENTADD RIBS BIRTH _ CITIZENSHIP
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. RELATION NAME IN FULL BIRTH
'/W Mather Ida Punish Safir was 1160 ThirdAve.' NYC US
Father detzd! Oliver Crous if 1896 _ idem!: _ " ~ US
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Z66. REFERENCES Name three persons, not relatives or employers, who are aware of your qualications and tness.!
i BUSINESS ADDRESS YEARS KNOWN
Norton Simone, Inc. 9NAME IN FULL HOME ADDRESS
375 five, NYC 8 q/13
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Safire PR, 375 Park NYC 3
555 Madison Ave. , NYC 15
Goldman, Sachs & Co. 15 I
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Z7. TO YOUR KNOWLEDGE. YOU EVER BEN THE SUBJECT OF A FULL FIELD OR BACKGROUND PERSONAL INVESTIGATION BY ANY'AGENCY_ OF THE
FEDERAI7'§GOVE_IRN MENT7 N _NO? II your anower is "Yea," show in itcm~28, l! the name of the investigating agency ! the approximatedate of investigation. an !Ithe level of securityclearance-granted, il known.!
Z8. SPACE FOR CONTINUING A SWERS TO OTHER QU$|'lONS. Show item numbers to which answers apply. Attach a separate sheet if there in notonoujh appco hero.! } I#24, cont'd. *Brothe'rh'ood-in-Action, 560 Seventh Ave. , NYC philanthropic '54PI$1S67l§
"Boys Athletic League, 51 E. 42nd St. NYC, philanthropic 1963-pres
Newcomen Society, 350 Park NYC, social, 1958-1967
* Board member ,
Believe was cleared for "secret" in connection with brief service with U. S. Air7Force Reserve in early 1952., _1645 N0. Valencia Dr. , Fullerton, Calif.
uQ. REPORT OF INFORMATION DEVELOPED. Thin apnea reserved for FBI uaa-! DATE:--92-. .- , .92._' i.
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Before signing this form check back over it to make sure you'have answered all-questions fully and correctly.
- CERTIF-ICATICIN = ' é = T - " M '
I Cit_1_!'r1rY that the st}aternén'ts' made by me on this form are true,_jcor_n_pIete, andlcorrec to t best ofgny knowledge and belief, and are made in good faith. ' _, - -
. ' ' , ,1 FIIIO Ilatolnont on tllll Iorm .DeC -* t L/925It wllhhlbll Iv l"- DATE! SlGNATURESign ongrnal and 7i'If carbon copy!
' ~ INFORMATION T0 BE FURNISHED BY AGENCY
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INSTRUCTIONS TO AGENCY: See Federal Personnel 'Manual Chapter 7'36 and PPM Sup'pIement296-31, Appendix A, for details
on when this form is required and how it is used. If this is a request for i_nves_tigation before appointment, insert "APPL" in the
space for Date of Appointment and show information about the proposed appointment in the other spaces for appointment data.
The original and the rst carbon copy should be signed by the applicant or appointee. Submit the original and the ml:/gued
carbon copy of the form, Standard Form 87 Fingerprint Chart!, and any investigative information about the person received on
voucher forms or otherwise, to the United States Civil Service Commission, Bureau of Personnel Investigations, Washington, D.C.;
20415. If this is a request for full eltllsiecurity investigation, submit_th'ese forms to the attention of the Division of Reimbursable In- .
vestigations; if this is a request for preappointment national agency checks, submit these forms to the attention of the Control Section.
IIETAIN THE CARIONJIEOIW-'_0F STANDA92IID92 FORM 86-ISIENEIJ BY THEAPPLIDANT OR APPOINTEE! FOR YOUR FILES
mm: or APPOINTMENT TYPE or APPOINTMENT ~ CIVIL SERVICE REGULATION numasn on -TITLE or POSITION AND GRADE onomen APPOINTMENT AUTHORITY s/may I
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~EI COMPETITIVE Include indenite and tem- Y - T. 92' porqry types of competitive appointments.!
DEPARTMENT OR AGENCY 'DUTY STATION SEND RESULTS OF PREAPPOINTMENT CHECK TO:
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Oct. 1951 January 1952: England, France, Germany, Egypt, Malta, Greenland, Libya
.Morrocco, Greece, Italy. WNBC-WNBT correspondent,
accredited by Dept. of Defense.
JulyAugust, 1955: England, France tourism!
June, 1957: France, England tourism!
Oct. 1957: Canada tourism! -
July-August, 1958: Belgium, Sweden, Denmark, Netherlands, Norway, France tourism!
April, 1959: Cuba tourism!
JulyAugust, 1959: USSR, Portugal, Spain, England. Three weeks in Moscow as public
relations representative for U. S. company exhibiting a house at U. S.
Exhibition in Sokolniki Park; remainder of European tour, vacation.
July-August, 1960: Philippines business!, Japan, H0ng.Kong, Tahiti tourism!
July, 1961: Nassau, The Bahamas tourism!
July, 1962; Jamaica, BWI tourism!
November, 1962: England, France tourism! "
Dec. 1962 - Jan. 1963: England to be married!, .Mor0cc0 honeymoon!
Dec. 1963: England tourism!
Sept. 1964: England, France tourism!
Jan. 1964: Lucaya, Grand Bahama business!
Jan. 1965: England death of fatherinlaw! _
July, 1965: Bermuda tourism!
March, 1966: England, France tourism! E 1
June-July, 1967: England, France tourism! <
July, 1968: England tourism!
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NEW YORK - President-elect
Richard M. Nixons search for a
Democrat to be U.S. representa-
tive to the United Nations in his
administration has . turned to
Sargent Shriver, who is consid-
ering taking the position, in-formed sources'saidtoday.: V
,Shriver,* a brother-in~law of
the late President Kennedy and
current U.S. ambassador to
France, met with Nixon for
nearly two hours here Sunday
evening and consulted members
of the Kennedy family in,Wash-
- iington and elsewhere yesterday.
A source indicated that Shriv-
er was having difficulty making
up his mind whether or not to
accept Nixons offer and that he
returned to Paris yesterday
without having reached adeci-
sion on taking the U.N. post. 11 '
On} his "arrival in Paris,
Shriver was asked about the
U.N. post. He said that any
report on what he and Nixon
discussed would have to come
from Nixon.» . "1
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<AOther speculation centered on:
Daniel P. Moynihan, director of;
the Harvard-MIT Center for Ur- -
ban Studies and a former assist-_'
ant, secretary. oi labor -under
President Kennedy, as a possi-
ble assistant to the president to
coordinate urban affairs in Vt-he;
Nixon administration." ;~ Yesterday, Nixon named the
first Negro to his White House>
staff. Robert J. Brown, head of;
a North Carolina public relations 3
firm and a leader in the civil_
rights organizations, was named»
to be a special assistant to the.
president with general duties.
1York public relations firm t
assistant to i.i'iE'p1ESld8_l"li, also;was announced last night by:
Ronald L. Ziegler, N1:<ons press,
assistant. . . ;, ~ =
i The .U.N. representative job in
ihis administration was first of-,
ifered by Nixon to Vice President
Hubert H. Humphrey, a fewi
days after the Nov. 5 election in-_
which, Nixon defeated Hum-Y
phrey, the Democratic candi-
zdate. . ' _ ' ._-2
Among others, Shriver con:
iferred with Sen. Edward
liienriedy, D-Mass, ll1W£1Silllig-1
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[flying to Boston this morning_§
and could not be rese'rrei§*'ii3rl
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ing Sen. Kennedy and other
members of the Eienneziy faniily
about the p J$Sii!iiit:r" of ace?-ptingi.|the ,-.92ii?<on job ofri-1 .
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"During his'election<ca-ax;-a-gun,T » _l92_IL"r-s-a~l%ed for promoting new
enterprises in city ghettos to:
help black employes to becomeemployers. ' i
Brown said he would seek new;
ideas from black and white peo-1
ple alike. He added that on the§
White House staff he would not,
be concerned only with blackl
problems as such but with all;
the problems of the country. '
Brown, 33, onceservedon the,
High Point, N.C., police depart-
ment, and also has been a feder-
al narcotics agent and publisher:
of a Negro newspaper in D_ur-*ham,- N.C. In 1964, the Hlghi
Point,J_unior Chamber of Com-imere? named him most out-
stand ng young man of the
year.1V The "following year he
was n the U.St Junior Chamber
of C mmerce list of the most
outst nding young men in Amer-
ica., _ o _ <
He served on N.ixons press
staff during the election cam-
paign. ' _ .
Satire, describing himself asifprimarily a writer, said onei
of his jobs will be to__take at
great many ideas. in a given
subject area and work them into
a sensible woi"lgabLe_,n1qgram.
~ Safire, 38, was a special assist-
ant to Nixon during the election
campaign. He is the author of
three books, the latest of which,_
The New Language of Poli-
tics, was published this.year.,
"Moynihan has figured alsoi
in Cabinet speculation asa pos-
sible secretary of housing and
urban development. f
After a conference with Nixon
yesterday, he told reporters,
asking whether he was taking a
job in the new administration,
-that both he and the President-
eleet still had some decisions to,make. - - I '
__There were some indications
that "he was more likely to get a
White House staff job than;acabinet position. " -
~ There still was no comment
from Nixon or Ziegler about any
individuals who might be among -
mernbers, of the Cabinet the
President elect ' lans to an- p Q
;nounce in_a 10-pm. nationaily.
televised press conference .in
_, /ashington tomorrow night. . r
-zt 1ri* wirat* _Zieglerfiiarei__de-it' 1970. .1'- /rd" J
scrihecL_i_as' '1-.1" facetious'_re-
'Ih:arE," Nixon said last night he
would make the planned Cabinet
announcement tomorrow night
unless what I think may be the
beginnings of the Hong Kong flu
catches up with me by that_time. _ , '
t He made the remarkduring
an off-the-cuff, speech at a din-
ner-of the national board of the
Boys Clubs of Americaat the
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. - . ~'
; Ziegler said Nixon told him
glater that I have been sneezing
ta little; but 1m okay. Ill be
there. V _ _ -,=
At the dinner, Nixongstressed
the great value of private volun-
teer efforts insuch organiza-
tions as the Boys Clubs and -said
that as president, he intends to
find a better way for the federal
-government to work through vol-- 1-untcer organizations. ~
. . Sees Anderson, Martin V , .
Meanwhile, the President-elect
, conferred _yesterday with two
< men figuring in speculation as
.possible members-of his Cabi-
=net_Robert B. Anderson, for-
~ mer secretary of the treasury in
1 the Eisenhower administration,
and William McChesney i92~'lart'm
Jr., chairman of the Federal Re-
. serve Board. » _
. p Martin took himself" out of
, isuch speculation immediately
;after his conference with Nixon., !He ' told' ne.wsmen the
President-elect had asked him to
. serve out the remainder of his
i term as Federal Reserve chair-
. man-; that expires on Jan. 31,
' - While noticompletely commit-
ting himself to stay on till his
;term- ends, Martin said: I
-g-agreed I wanted to do every-
'thing possible to help Mr. Nixon
. in _the-difficult-days which he
has ahead of him. 4
Anderson hlystcry _
Anderson, who also has served
as secretary of the navy and
undersecretarypf defense and
more recently served President
Johnson as a special negotiator
about Canal Zone problems with
Panama, evaded reporters after
this visit with Nixon. .
Ziegler would not comment
about Andersozrs visit, telling
-newsmen oniy that it was -pri-lation that he might be included
in -the Nixon Cabinetpossibly
. as secretary of state. - '
C. Douglas Dillon, who was
undersecretary of state in the
Eisenhower administration and
secretary of the treasury under
President Kennedy, had been
-prominently mentioned as a like-
ly secretary of state in the Nix-
on cabinet. ~ _
But Dillon seemed to take
himself out of the running at a
Lincoln Center luncheon yester-
day when he said he had had no
contact with Nixon since his
electioniand there had been no
discussion of_a job for him in the
Nixon administration, either
personally or through=intern_iedi-aries. ~ ~ - -
New! York Mayor John Lind-
say, who conferred with Nixon
late yesterday, said they dis-
cussed problems of New York
and cities generallybut no job
offer.
. Martin Encouraged
Martin said he called on the
'President~elect at the lat_ters re-
p,ne.st..-te.~brief him on the domes-
tic fiscal situation and interna-
tional monetary problems.
_The Federal Reserve Board
chairman said he believed budg-
et deficits since 1965 had stimu-
lated an inationary psychology
in the country that is still domi-
nant. . . ' _ p
' But he indicated he was en-
couraged by a~ trend now toward
a balanced budget. He said he
e x p e c t e d an administrative
budget deficit for_ the current
fiscal year of $5 billion or less,
which could have amounted to
$25 billion if the 10.-percent in-
come tax and expenditures re-
duction bill had not been passed
by Congress earlier this year.
Official estimates now are in
terms of the new unified
budget, including expenditures
and receipts of trust funds such
as social security. The latest es-N
timates are that the unified
budget deficit for the current
fiscal year may be about $3 bil-
lion, possibly less.- » ~
Martin said the only way to
bring inflation under controlis
to restore confidence, that gov-
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President-elect Nixon has named William Sare a ed 3886! moi New York as a Special Assistant who will be a speech writer,and work on
"policy and program development. " U. S. News and World Report, 12-23-68!
According to Bureau files,,in 1965 William Lewis Satire was
president of a public relations organization. known as Satire Public Relations,
Incorporated, 375 Park Avenue, New York, New York. He was born on
December 7, 1929, at New York City. He participated in the 1959 American
_ National Exhibition in Russia as a member of Tex-McCrary, Incorporated,
New York City. He was vice president of this public relations rm which
was headed by the well-known John Regan "Tex"! McCrary.
While Sare was connected with Tex-McCrary, Incorporatego _
that organization was involved in several Registration Act investigations , .
involving the Dominican Republic, which were conducted by the Bureau.
The July 12, 1958, issue of "Editor and Publisher" alleges that Safire,
a vice president of McCrary's office, was involved in exposing the use
of micro hones in a Washington, D. C. , hotel by reporter Jack Anderson, bg associate, andothers. This was awell-publicized side. 117.:
issue to the appearance of Bernard Goldfine, Boston textile millionaire,
before the Special House Subcommittee on Legislative Oversight. According
to the above article, Safire's assignment was to track down and catch committee
investigators suspected oi "bugging" the hotel rooms of Goldfine and those of
McCrary's organization. 05-77346-251!
The tiles of the Identification Division contain no arrest data
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at that renter military rcords for WILLIQR LEWIS SAIIRE, aka V
William Lewis Safir, nder Serial No. 51116137; however, military
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Tm WILLIAM LEWIS SAFIRE"
c " " SPECIAL INQUIRY
SAFIRE attended College of Liberal Arts, Syracuse
University, from 9/47 through 6/49, and achieved
1.97 average based on~%1-raTE§ §stem. Records,
Office of Dean of Men, revealed no disciplinary
action. No arrest and credit record, Syracuse, N.Y.Synopsis:
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Syracuse University from September, l94], through June,
1949, in the College of Liberal Arts. He completed 63
hours of work andachieved a 1.97 average based on the
3.0 grading system. This represents an average just _
short of a B. He did not receive any degree and records
did not disclose whether or not SAFIR had continued his
education at another institution. His permanent residence ~
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your agency it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. I
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of their file concerning SAFIR disclosed that no disciplinary
action had been taken against him during the.period of his To
matriculation and that his file was entirely satisfactory;
SAFIR, who was.born on December 17, 1929, at New York I,»
City, according to University records, was an honor senior 656
at the Bronx High School of Science and was active inf fb7C
many affairs thereaw He served as Circulation Manager of»
~the,newspaper.; His parents were identified as OLIVER C.i
:SAFlR;_born in Dyersburg,§Tennessee;Jand1DA_PANISH SAFIR;born in New York City.;g¢!@ V it-s V ' » 6 6' 6
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Swwwm SAFIR served in U S Air Force Reserve U S Ar . . . . myand in U. S.~A.R. Received honorable discharges and release
from active duty.
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On January 9, 1969, a review of the military service
records on file at the Military Personnel Records Center,
9700 Page Boulevard, disclosed that WILLIAM LEWIS SAFIR , serial
number 12 373 149, enlisted in the U. S. Air Force Reserve on
July 20, 1951. He served in the Reserve on an inactive status
until May 8, 1952, at which time he was honorably discharged
as an Airman Basic by reason of induction into the U. S. Army.
He was inducted into the U. S, Army, serial number
51 190 137, on May 9, 1952, and he entered on active duty on e
same date at Syracuse, New York. He was honorably released from
active duty on April 17, 1954, as a Corporal at Camp Kilmer,
New Jersey, by reason of convenience of the Government early
release program!, and he was transferred to the Reserve to
complete his military obligation.
He served in the U. S. Army Reserve, inactive status,
from April 18, 1954, to May 25, 960, at which time he was
honorably discharged»~¢a
His military occupations were shown as light weapons
infantryman, informaon specialist, clerk typist, and as script
writer. '
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He had foreign service in Germany, and he was awarded
the National Defense Service Medal and the Army of Occupation
Medal Germany!.
His character and efficiency ratings ranged from
excellent to superior, and there was no record of courts~martia1
or absence without official leave. He was granted Interim Secre
clearances on'July 30, 1951, and on September 1, 1953.
The date and place of birth were shown as December 17,
1929, at New York, New York, and his Social Security number
was listed as 103-22-7703.
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favoraly and recommends appointee
of trust and confidence.
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REFERENCERww1d= Om Los Angeles, California
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un oocs and Industries, Inc., 1offices located at F76
6A5 West Valenica
Drive, Fullerton, California, advised as follows concerning
the appointee, WILLIAM LEWIS SAFIRE'
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He first met Mr. SAFIRE in 1960 in New York
at which time| Iof Nixon Associates,
which was a volunteer group who worked in behalf of Mr.
NIXON in the Presidential election campaign. Mr. SAFIRE
also worked with[:::::::]at that time in this group.,
In January 1961, Mr. SAFIRE began his own public relations
firm, Safire Public at'o s, and his fi co v s b
' iven to him b Mr w bqc g y . who as then
the Good Humor Company. Since that time he has known
Mr. SAFIRE both socially and professionally. He has met
the appointee's wife and children. He said he considers
the appointee to be a very loyal and patriotic Americanof excellent character and reputation. Mr[::;;::::]said
the appointee's associates are people of equa y good
character and reputation. He noted the appointee is
outstanding in his ability in the-public relations field.
'He said he would unqualifyingly recommend Mr. SAFIRE for a
position of trust and confidence with the Federal Government.
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gp NIXON ADMINISTRATION HAS REQUESTED INVESTIGATION OF 5'
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APPOINTEE WHO HAS BEEN NAMED AS A SPECIAL ASSISTANT T0
THE PRESIDENT-ELECT. APPOINTEE BORN TWELVE SEVENTEEN _
TWENTYNINE, NYC, NEW YORK, AND SINCE ONE NINE SIXTYFIVE
RESIDED TEN EIGHTY FIVE PARK AVENUE, NYC. MARRIED TO THE
FORNER A BRITISH susozcr.
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RELATIONS MATTERS FOR APPROXIMATELY PAST SEVEN YEARS, AND HE HAS
BECOME WELL ACQUAINTED VNITH APPOINTEE DURING THIS PERIOD. |
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sm: MADE rm/onaaus IMPRESSION. |:|Ar>v1SEo APPOINTEE was I? &
ASSOCIATED mm mxom I-3/6}»: may YEARS, APPARENTLY PRIMARILY AS
svzzcn waxrza, ACCOMBANIED NIXON on tax? T0 ussR AS vxcz PRESIDENT,
AND ASSISTED IN SIXTY PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. [:::::::]comm£nIEn
FAVORABLY ON APPOINTEE'S QUALIFICATIONS IN PUBLIC RELATIONS, HIS
REPUTATION IN HIS FIELD AND GENERALLY HIS ASSOCIATES, CHARACTER,
' AND LOYALTY» RECOMMENDS FORPOSITION OF TRUST AND CONFIDENCE-
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RE NEW YORK TELETYPE T0 ALBANY, JANUARY THIRTEEN LAST.
NYS SENATOR ROY GOODMAN, ALBANY, N. Y., ADVISED TODAY
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HE_MET SAFIRE IN-SIXTYEOUR WHEN LATTER'S PUBLIC RELATIONS
FIRM.COMMENCED HANDLING ADVERTISING ACCOUNTS FOR EX-LAX,
1mc., OF BROOKLYN, N. Y., wuosz PRESIDENT IS sooomnu.
GOODMAN DESCRIBED SAFIRE AS A MAN OF TOP INTEGRITY AND REPUTE
WHO I5 AN EXPERT IN PR AND COMMUNICATIONS FIELDS, AND HIGHLY
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The Bureau's attention is directed to the report of
S dated August 11, 1961, at New York, entit
Registration Act-Dominican Republican." Page
o this report contains information from a New York sourc
indicating that on or about May 1, 1961, the firm of Tex
ME crazy, Incorporated, was then in the process of dissolutiled
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APPROVED CYW S'°,f,°;fjJ5f°,§"* no NOT wane IN SPACES ae|.ow
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it was in 1961 that the appointee formed his own Public
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Field Office File #: Bureau File #:
Imm WILLIAM LEWIS SAFIRE
Character: SPEC IAL INQUIRY
Swmmm Records Office of President elect reviewed, Information
obtained from Registration Section, USDJ, reported. No
credit record. Police agencies negative. FCSC reported.
HCUA, CIA no record. State Passport records reviewed.
Secret Service no record. Newspaper morgues and Library
of Congress records reviewed.
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This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to
your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
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SAUNDERS that his file's c"o'ntain no '.r_ecordrfor_ the a'ppointee.'.AT., _
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1_/5;, On January 13, 1969,1SA[::::::::::::::]reviewedA'
Registration File #1189 at the Registration Section, InternaliK fSecurity Division, U. S; Department of_Justice USDJ!, It "'
disclosed on December 12, 1958, WILLIAM L. SAFIRE filed a - ,
,Short'Form Registration under_the Foreign Agents Registrationr
Act of 1938, as Amended, in support of the registration of 1,
Tex Mc Crary, Inc., 122 East 42nd Street, New York City. A ,SAFIRE listed his birth as December 17, 1929, New York City //
and showed his home address as 1161 York Avenue, New Yorkf / Y
City; 'He was shown-as a Vice President of Tex Mo Crary, int}
,At-the'time,of the above registration, Tex Mc Grary,Incyg.
w A :1 1 D »£' h A 1 f 4 i A ~as ac ng as agent or t e Government o A ent na., 0 ,February 13, 1959, Tex Mc C¥§¥yT"THET$§ZEZigacting s gent
for the Government of E1 Salvador. ,On February 15, ll 9,
Tex Me Crary, Inc., ceased acting as agent for the Go ernment
of Argentina.f Tex Mc_Crary, Inc,,_ceased acting as agent for
the Government of"E1 Sa1vador.on July 1, 1959. In.October,-
1959, Tex Me Crary, Inc., began acting as agent for.the
@Tibet@an Government in Exile, and this association ceased on
November 1, 1959. There was no additional pertinent_informa-tion. A '~* "Y; ~, < ~a, - ' . 4, ' t . '
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the files of T e -re t Bureau, Incorporated, Washington,
D; C,; and was advised on January 9, 1969, that the files
contain no record for the appointee._ = =_
on Jam1arY'9; 1969;*1a1c|:|de¢emi1n
that no recogd was contained in the Metropolitan Police D
partment files concerning the appointee
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_made of the files of the Bureau of Personnel Investigations,'Civil Service Commission, and was advised on January l0, l962:%%;.
that the U. S. Department bf Commerce initiated an investiga "
tion of the appointee on May 21, 1959, for the following V
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~SAl I, caused a search to be .%made of the files of the Central intelligence Agency, and 6:/"
was advised on January 10, 1969, that the filespcontained _
no pertinent identifiable information concerning either thenaPP°1"tes°r|:|s 6 1
" .-r »The_files of the Passport Qffice ,USDS,~reviewed ,-by SEI Ion JanuarYfTUT?l§6§, disclosed that
WILLIAM LEWIS SAFIRB was issued Passport #H5s75s9 on June 14,
_l967, at New York for a proposed tworweek tour of Great Britain
and France. _ p - r "- "* *
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on July Z4, 1962, at New York for a two-week visit to"Sweden.4
This passport was renewed on February 24, 1966, at New York p
to be valid until July 23, 1967, for a pleasure and Business
trip of two weeks to Great Britain and France. - M .» C
'v1f "He was issued Passport #526943 on June 14, 1957, at _
New York, for a three-week Business trip to England, Erance,l
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He was first issued a Passport #512626 in the name,
WILLIAM LEWIS SAFIR, on October 1, 1951, at Washington, D. C.,
for a two-month trip to Iceland, France, England, Germany,
Portugal, Morocco, Italy and Libya, for the purpose of gather-
ing news.
He stated that he was born on December 17, 1929, at
New York, and the files shows that his birth certificate, in
the name WILLIAM LEWIS SAFIR, was seen by the passport authorities.
His father was listed as OLIVER C. SAFIR, born at
Dyersburg, Tennessee, birth date shown variously as April l,
1896, April l, 1894, April 2, l893. His mother was listed as
IDA PANISH, born at New York, New York, January 12, 1896.
This file contained no additional pertinent informa-tion. iic//1ICI Icaused a search to be made of
the files of the U. S. Secret Service Department of the Treasury,
and was advised on January 13, 1969, that no record was located
concerning the appointee. b6
The following investi ation was conducted at the b7cLibrary of Congress by IC[::::ii::::::::]on January 10, 1969.
The Book Review Digest for October, 1968, described
the book "The New Language of Politics'as an anecdotal diction-
ary of catch words, slogans and phrases-political usage.
The Book Review Digest for 1964 reveals SAFIRE was
co-author of a book entitled "Plunging Into Politics." This
book explains how to become or support a candidate on the
national, state or local level. It also gives advice on how
to build a campaign staff it with willing hands and finance
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Additional references at the Library of Congress
reflect he was the author of two additional articles entitled
"The Relations Explosion" and "Public Relations Publicity"
these articles concern the public relations field.
The following investigation was conducted by IC bf I on January 10, 1969. b
The files of the Evening Star Newspaper, Washington,
D. C., containsa newspaper clipping, dated December 10, 1968,
which furnishes information relative to the appointment of
WILLIAM LEWIS SAFIRE as a Special Assistant to President elect
NIXON and that he was a special assistant during the election
campaign.
It further revealed SAFIRE is an author who has
headed his own New York public relations firm ice 1966. His
latest book "The New Language of Politics," which was publish-
ed in 1968 was mentioned.1
On January 14, 1969, SA WILLIAM E. TRAINOR, JR.,
caused a search to be made of the Library of the "Washington
Daily News" and no additional information was located therein
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V? RE NEW YORK TEL TO NEWARK, ONE THIRTEEN LAST
GOOD HUMOR CORP EIGHT HUNDRED SYLVAN AVENUE, ENGLEWOOD
FOR ABOUT TEN YEARS HE ORIGINALLY MET SAFIRE As A
SOCIAL ACQUAINTANCE, BUT APPROXIMATELY EIGHT YEARS AGO
HE HIRED SAFIRE s FIRM, WILLIAM SAFIRE, INC , THREE SEVEN
FIVE PARK AVENUE, NYC, To HANDLE THE PUBLIC RELATIONS
OF THE soon HUMOR CORP
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NOT WELL ACQUAINTED WITH HER REGARDING SAFIRE, HE
STATED THAT HE CONSIDERED THE LATTER A PERSON OF EXCELLENTCLIFFS, NJ, ADVISED HE HAS BEEN ACQUAINTED WITH SAFIRE /// 5;//f/H!Z¬:Q
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BUDED ONE FOURTEEN INSTANT WITHOUT FAIL!.
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on ouz TEN sxxrywxns, wax MC CRARY TELEPHONICALLY
couwacrzn THE nvo or THE FEDERAL sunaau or INVESTIGATION
FBI! FROM mzxzco cxrr, msxzco, AND ADVISED
sA| | THAT HE nzsrnan T0 FURNISH THE
FOLLOWING INFORMATION CONCERNING THE APPOINTEE TELEPHONICALLY:
HR NC CRARY ADVISED HE HAD KNOWN THE APPOINTEE/j: SINCE HIRING HIM IN NINETEEN FORTY NINE AS A REPORTER FOR
E-TTHE TEX MC CRARY PRODUCTIONS, INC., TWENTY ONE EAST SIXTY
THIRD STREET, NEW YORK, NEW YORK. HE ADVISED THAT BY THE TIME
HE MC CRARY! ENTERED INTO THE PUBLIC RELATIONS BUSINESS, THE
APPOINTEE HAD RISEN TO THE POSITION OF PRODUCER OF THE-
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BROADCAST SHOW. HE STATED THAT THE APPOINTEE HAD LEFT HIM
FOR THE PERIOD NINETEEN FIFTY TWO THROUGH NINETEEN FIFTY FOUR
TO SERVE IN THE UNITED STATES US! ARMY AIR FORCE; UPON
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PUBLIC RELATIONS CONCERN IN WHICH HE BECAME A PARTNER. HE
ADVISED HAT THE APPOINTEE HAD TERMINATED HIS EMPLOYMENT WITH
HIM IN APPROXIMATELY NINETEEN SIXTY ONE BUT OPENED HIS OWN
PUBLIC RELATIONS CONCERN WHICH IS KNOWN AS SAFIRE PUBLIC
RELATIONS, THREE SEVEN FIVE PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK NY!, NY.
MC CRARY DESCRIBED THE APPOINTEE AS A REMARKABLE -
INDIVIDUAL OF THE HIGHEST CHARACTER, REPUTATION, ASSOCIATES
AND LOYALTY. HE ADVISED THAT THE APPOINTEE'S INTEGRITY WAS
NOT SIMPLY "MONEY" INTEGRITY BUT " PRINCIPLE INTEGRITY.
MC CRARY STAED THE APPOINTEE WAS AN EKTEREMLY RESPONSIBLE
PERSON AND THAT THE APPOINTEE HAD WORKED FOR PRESIDENT ELECT
NIXON'S NINETEEN SIXTY CAMPAIGN. HE ADVISES THAT THE APPOINTEE
WAS ACCUSTOMED TO WORKING LONG HOURS UNDER ENORMOUS PRESSURE
AND THAT HE HAD DEMONSTRATED EXTUREME STABILITY IN SUCH
SITUATIONS. MC CRARY ADVISED THAT IN SUCH PRESSURE SITUATIONS
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THE APPOINTEE VAS NEARLY "OLACIAL" AND HE NC CRARY! HAD
RELIED HEAVILY UPON THE APPOINTEE NOT TO PANIC NHEN UNDER
PRESSURE.
I NC CRARY ADVISED THE APPOINTEE CANE FRON A GOOD
FANILY AND IT VAS HIS UNDERSTANDING THAT THE APPOINTEE WAS
NARRIED TO A BRITISH SUBJECT VHO NAS A FINE PERSON. HE
ADVISED THT THE APPOINTEE ENJOYED A FINE HOME LIFE AND
THAT HE NC CRARY! HAD THE HIGHEST OPINION OF THE CHARACTER,
REPUTATION, ASSOCIATES AND LOYALTY OF THE APPOINTEE'S
FANILY NEHBERS.- A
NC CRARY ADVISED THAT HE WOULD, WITHOUT
RESERVATION, RECONNEND THE APPOINTEE FOR A POSITION OF TRUST
AND CONFIDENCE NITH THE US GOVERNMENT.
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A SAFIRE PUBLIC RELATIONS, THREE SEVEN FIVE PARK
AVENUE, NY, NY----
You ONE THIRTEEN SIXTY NINE,[:::::::::::::::]
[:::::::::::::::]sAR1RR PUBLIC RELATIONS, ADVISED THAT HE HAD
BEENTACQUHINTED NITH THE APPOINTEE FOR APPROXIMATELY FIVE
YEARS AND THAT THE APPOINTEE HAD ESTABLISHED SAFIRE PUBLIC I
ELATIONS IN APPROXIMATELY NINETEEN SIXTY ONE AND THE APPOINTEE
PRESENTLY HELD THE POSITION OF PRESIDENT OF THE ORGANIZATION.
HE.ADVISED THAT HE CONSIDERED THE APPOINTEE TO POSSESS OUT-
STANDING EXECUTIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE ABILITY AND HE NOTED
INR2 APPOINTEE POSSESSED AN EXCELLENI'REPUTATION IN THE
PUBLIC RELATIONS FIELD IN_THE NY AREAM HE STATED THAT HE HAD
OCCASION T0 NORK WITH THE APPOINTEE IN CONJUNCTION WITH
NUMEROUS PROJECTS AND THAT AT ALL TIMES HE FOUND THE APPOINTEE
To BE DILIGENT IN THE PRESENTATION or HIS NORK. I
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° I:::::::::::::]Anv1szn THAT HE HAD mar THE APPOINTEE'S
WIFE AND FAMILY AND CONSIDERED THEM TO BE PEOPLE OF EXCELLENT2'
CHARACTER. HE STATED THE APPOINTEE ENJOYED AN EXCELLENT
FAMILY LIFE. HE ADVISED THAT HE WOULD, WITHOUT RESERVATION,
RECOMMEND THE APPOINTEE FOR A POSITION OF TRUST AND
ON ONE THIRTEEN SIXTY NIECONFIDENCE WITH THE US GOVER§FENT. t
T I I
ADVISED THAT sna HAD BEEN THE APPOINTEE[:::::::::::]FOR I
APPROXIMATELY EIGHT YEARS. SHE ADVISED THAT SHE CONSIDERED-;
THE APPOINTEE TO BE A HARD WORKER WHO WAS CAPABLE OF
ACCEPTING RESPOHIBILITY AND WORKING UNDER EXTREME PIRESSURE-
SHE STQED THAT SHE CONSIDERED THE APPOINTEE TO BE A PERSON _
OF EXCELLENT CHARACTER, ASSOCIATES AND REPUTATION AND LOYALTY
AND WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND HIM FOR A POSITION OF TRUST WITH
THE US GOVERNMENT. "
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I on ows THIRTEEN SIXTYNINE, [::::::::::::::]
[::::::::::::::::]SAFIRE PUBLIC RELATIONS, ADVISED THAT HE
/
HAD BEEN ACQUAINTED NITH THE APPOINTEE FOR APPROXIMATELY
1
FIVE YEARS. HE ADVISED THAT HE CONSIDERED THE APPOINTEE
TO BE A HARD WORKING EXECUTIVE NHO ENJOYED AN EXCELLENT
REPUTATION AMONG HIS CONTEMPORARIES. HE ADVISED HE HAD NO
REASON TO QUESTION THE APPOINEE'S CHARACTER, ASSOCIATES,
REPUTATION OR LOYALTY AND NOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND HIM KO
A POSITION OF TRUST NITH THE GOVERNMENT-
NEIGHBORHOODS:
omz zsno EIGHT FIVE PARK AVENUE, NYC.
on one TEN SIXTYNINE, [::::::::::::::::] CAPTIONED
ADDRESS, ADVISED THE APPOINTEE HAD RESIDED IN AN APARTMENT
IN THIS BUILDING HITH HIS NIFE AND THO CHILDREN FROM NINETEEN
SIXTY FIVE TO THE PRESENT DATE. HE ADVISED THAT THE APPOINTEE
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AND HIS FAMILY ENJOY AN EXCELLENT REPUTATION IN THE BUILDING
AND HE NOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND HIM AS TO HIS CHARACTER,
REPUTATION, LOYALTY AND ASSOCIATES FOR A POSITION OF TRUST
VITH THE GOVERNMENT. '
on rows TEN SIXTYNINE,| Luv
RESIDING AT THE CAPTIONED ADDRESS FOR
FIVE YEARS AND SEVEN YEARS RESPECTIVELY, ADVISED THE
APPOINTEE HAD RESIDED IN THE BUILDING FROM APPROXIMATELY T
NINETEEN SIXTY FIVE TO THE PRESENT DATE AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDENT
92 1
THE APPOINTEE AS TO CHARACTER, REPUTATION, LOYALTY AND k
ASSOCIATES FOR A POSITION OF TRUST NITH THE GOVERNMENT
ALL RESIDING AT CAPTIONED ADDRESS
END PAGE EIGHT '
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FOR SEVEN YEARS, EIGHT YEARS AND TEN YEARS RESPECTIVELY,ADVISED THEY RECALLED THE APPOINTEE AS HAVING RESIDEMIN
APARTMENT EIGHT i{AND LATER IN APARTMENT TWELVE A DURING
THE PERIOD NINET%N FIFTY EIGHT THROUGH NINETEEN SIXTY FIVE-
THEY ADVISED THAT APPOI@gE HAD ENJOYED AN EXCELLENT REPUTATION
IN THE BUILDING DURING THE PERIOD OF TIME HE HAD RESIDED THERE
AND THEY WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND HIM AS TO HIS CHARACTER,
REPUTATION, LOYALTY AND ASSOCIATES FOR A POSITION OF TRUST
WITH THE GOVERNMENT.
REFERENCES. . b6
b7! ow nus FGURTEEN, SIXTYN1NE,| |
NYC ADVISED THAT HE HAD BEEN ACQUAINTED
WITH THE APPOINTEE FOR APPROXIMATELY NINE YEARS. HE ADVISED
THAT HE WAS COGNIZANT OF THE FACT THE APPOINTEE HAD PREVIOUSLY
BEEN EMPLOYED FOR TEX MC CRARY PRODUCTIONS, INC. DURING
END PAGE NINE
PAGE TEN
THE LATTENPARNOF NINETEEN FORTY NINE THROUGH NINETEEN
SIXTYONE WITH THE EXCEPEION OF_A BREAK FOR MILITARY SERVICE¢
HE ADVISED THE APPOINTEgNAS A HARD WORKING PERSON WHOSE
NORD WAS GOOD AND HE STAED THAT THE APPOINTEE ENJOYED AN
EXCELLENT REPUTATION IN THE PUBLIC RELATIONS FIELD IN THE
NYC AREA. A
HE ADVISED HE HAD NO REASON TO DOUBT THE
APPOINTEE'S CHARACTER, REPUTATION, LOYQATY, AND ASSOCIATES
AND HE WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND HIN FOR A POSITION OF TRUST
WITH THE GOVERNMENT. R6
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on ONE EIGHT SIXTY NINE,| |
[:::::::::::::::::NNn CURRENT STAFF MEMBER OF PRESIDEN
ELECT ~1xo~'s STAFF, ADVISED sA[:::::::::::::::]IAAT E HAD BEEN
RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING THE APPOINTEE APPOINTED AS SPECIAL
END PAGE TEN
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PAGE ELEVEN
ASSISTANT TO PRESIDENT ELECT NIXON.' HE ADVISED THAT HE
WOULD, WITHOUT RESERVATION, RECOMMEND THE APPOINTEE AS A
HARD WORKING INDIVIDUAL WHO WAS THOROUGH AND CONSCIENTIOUS
IN THE PERFORMANCE OF HIS DUTIES AND HE ADVISED THAT HE
HAD OBSERVED THE APPOINTEE WORKING UNDER STREES ON NUMEROUS
OCCAQONS AND HAD BEEN IMPRESSED BY THE CALM MANNER
HE HAD ACCOMPLISHED HIS DUTIES. HE ADVISED THAT HE
HIGHLY RECOMMEND THE APPOINTEE AS T0 HIS CHARACTER,
ASSOCIATES AND LOYALTY FOR A POSITION OF TRUST WITH
sovznwmzmr. wgég NIN NHICH
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nvc, ADVISED sA| IHE HAD BEEN
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WITH THE APPOINTEE SINCE CHILDHOOD AS BOTH HE AND APPOINTEE
HAD ATTENDED HIGH SCHOOL AND SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY TOGETHER,
HAVING BEEN ROOMMATES AT THE LATTER. _
HE STATED THAT APPOINTEE UPON GRADUATION FROM
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY HAD ENTERED THE EMPLOY OF TEX MC CRARY
AT NYC AS A REPORTER OR WRITER AND EXCEPT FOR A PERIOD OF I
MILITARY SERVICE IN THE EARLY NINETEEN FIFTY'S HAD REMAINED
WITH MC CRARY, EVENTUALLY BECOMING A MANAGER OF MC CRARY'S
PUBLIC RELATIONS OPERATION, UNTIL THE APPOINTEE LEFT MC CRARY-92
TO ESTABLISH HIS OWN PUBLIC RELATIONS FIRM IN APPROXIMATELY
NINETEEN SIXTY owz. MR.[::::::::]Anv1szn HE xwzw OF mo
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OTHER EMPLOYMENT FOR THE APPOINTEE. b7
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HE DESCRIBED TE APPOINTEE AS AN INDIVIDUAL OF
THE HIGHEST INTEGRITY AND HONESTY WHOSE CHARACTER, ASSOCIATES
AND LOYALTY TO THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT WERE ABOVE
END PGE TWELVE
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REPROACH. HE STATED THE APPOINTEE WAS EXCEPTIONALLY QUALIFIED
IN PUBLIC RELATIONS ENDEAVORS AND MOST EFFECTIVE IN HIS -
CONTACTS WITH THE PUBLIC
HE ADVISED THE APPOINTEE'S FATHER NAS DECEASED
AND THAT THE APPOINTEE'S WIFE, WHO IS FROM ENGLAND HAD GIVEN
THE APPOINTEE TWO CHILDREN. HE STATED HE HAD ONLY THE
HIGHEST OPINION OF THE APPOINTEE'S FAMILY MEMBERS CHARACTER,
REPUTATION, LOYALTY AND ASSOCIATES.
HE RECOMMENDED THE APPOINTEE COMPLETELY FOR A
POSITION OF TRUST AND CONFIDENCE WITH THE UNITED STATES I
GOVERNMENT; '
on ow: THIRTEEN sxxtvmluz,[:::::::::::::::] iic
lNYC, ADVISED THAT HE HAD BEEN
ACQUAINTED WITH THE APPOINTEE FOR OVER FIFTEEN YEARS. HE
STATED THAT THE APPOINTEE HAD PREVIOUSLY BEEN EMPLOYED BY
END PAGE THIRTEEN
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AGE FOURTEEN
TEX MC CRARY IN HIS PUBLIC RELATIONS FIRM BUT IN NINETEEN
SIXTY ONE THE APPOINTEE HAD OPENED UP HIS OWN PUBLIC RELATIONS
FIRM, SAFIRE PUBLIC RLATIONS, AND THAT THE APPOINEE WAS
PRESENTLY THE PRESIDENT OF THIS CONCERN.
HE ADVISED THAT ovzn THE YEARS HE HAD OCCASION
TO DEAL WITH THE-APPOINTEE IN CONJUNCTION WITH VARIOUS
BUSINESS AFFAIRS AND THAT AT ALL TIMES THE APPOINTEE HAD
CONDUCTED HIMSELF WITH THE UTMOST INTEGRITY. HE STATED THAT
HE HAD MET THE APPOINTEE'S WIFE ON NUMEROUS OCCASIONS AT
SOCIAL GATHERINGS AND THAT SHE WAS A CHARMING PERSON. HE
ADVISED THAT HE HAD NO REASON TO QUESTION THE APPOINTEE'S
CHARACTER, REPUTATION, ASSCOIATES AND LOYALTY AND WOULD
HIGHLY RECOMMEND HIM FOR A POSITION OF TRUST WITH THE
eovsnumzwr,
END PAGE FOURTEEN
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PAGE FIFTEEN
11 1s NOTED[:::::::::::::::]WHO WAS LISTED ASAN ASSOCIATE OF THE APPOINTEE, WA%INTERVIEWED AND HIS
be
COMMENTS ARE SET FORTH UNDER THE EHPLOYMENTS SECTION OF b7~
THIS TELETYPE. ' *
ow oms TEN SIXTYNINE,| |
TEX MC CRARY PRODUCTIONS, IN., NYC, ADVISED THAT SHE HAD
BEEN ACQUAINTED WITH THE APPOINTEE WHILE HE HAD BEEN WITH
MR. C CRARY AND THAT SHE HAD BEEN IMPRESSED BY THE APPOINTEE'S
CONCISE WORK. SHE ADVISED THAT THE APPOINTEE HAD BEEN AN
EASY PERSON TO WORK FOR AND WAS ONE WHO WAS SENSITIVE TO THE
FEELINGS OF HIS SUBORDINATES¢ SHE ADVISED THAT SHE WOULD,
WITHOUT RESERVATION, RECOMMEND THE APPOINTEE AS TO HIS
END PAGE FIFTE
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CHARACTER, LOYALTY AND ASSOCIATES FOR A POSITION OF TRUST
WITH THE GOVERNMENT. l b;
on onz rounrszm, SIXTYNINE,| | b7c
_/|NYC, ADVISED THAT HE HAD BEEN ACQADINTD 3
WITH THE APPOINTEE FOR APPROXIMATELY FIVE YEARS. HE STATED
THAT THE APPOINTEE WAS AN ANBITIOUS AND ENERGETIC PERSON
WHO WAS WELL REGARDED IN THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY OF NYC.
HE STATED THAT HIS ASSOCIATION WITH THE APPOINTEE HAD BEEN
PRIHARILY A BUSINESS RELATIONSHIP BUT THAT HE HAD NET THE
APPOINTEE'S NIFE.AT SOCIAL FUNCTIONS AND SHE WAS AN EXCELLENT
PERSON. HE ADVISED HE WOULD RECOMMEND THE APPOINTEE AS T0 HIS
CHARACTER, REPUTATION, ASSOCIATE?LND LOYALTY FOR A POSITION OF
TRUST WITH THE GOVERNMENT;
on oma THIRTEEN SIXTYNINE, Qic
NYC, ADVISED THAT HE HAD BEEN
ACQAUINTED WITH THE APPQINIE¬4§m§$PRox1mATELY FIVE YEARS.
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PAGE SEVENTEEN I
HE STATED THAT THE APPOINTEE WAS PRESENTLY THE PRESIDENT OF
HIS OWN FIRM, SAFIRE PUBLIC RELATIONS AND HE NOTED THAT THE
FIRM APPEARED TO BE DOING VERY WELL IN THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY.
HE STATED THAT HE WAS ALSO COGNIZANT OF THE FACT THAETHE
APPOINTEE HAD BEEN ACTIVE ON BEHALF OF PRESIDENT ELECT NIXON-
V HE STATED THAT HE CONSIDERED THE APPOINEE TO
BE A PERSON OF EXCELLENT CHARACTER, LOYALTY AND ASSOCIATES
AND HE ADVISED THAT HE WOULD,WITHOUT RESERVATION, RECOMMEMM
HIM FOR A POSITON OF TRUST WITH THE GOVERNMENT-
» Se. om ONETHIRTEEN SIXTY mm, | 0
MORTH SIMON, INC., NYC, ADVISED THAT HIS FIRM HAD BEEN ONE
OF THE APPOINTEE'S CLIENTS. HE STATED THAT THE APPOINTEE
WAS A HARD WORKING EXECUTIVE WHO WAS EXTIREMELY CALM UNDER STRESS
SITUATIONS. HE STATED THAT DURING THE PERIOD OF TIME HE
HAD DEALINGS WITH THE APPOINTEE, THE APPOINTEE HAD ALWAYS
END é%E SEVENTEEN
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GE EIGHTEEN I ' < -
CONDUCTED HIMSELF WITH THE UTMOST INTEGRITY. HE ADVISED THAT
HE WOULD RECOMME¤ THE APPOINTEE AS TO HIS CHARACTER, LOYALTY
AND ASSOCIATES FOR A POSITION OF TRUST WITH THE UNITED
STATES GOVERNMENT.
ON ONE THIRTEEN SIXTYNINE,l l é
SHAHEEN NATURAL RESOURCES, 1wc., wvc, ADVISED HE HAD BEEN
ACQ§?INTED WITH THE APPOINTEE FIVE YEARS. HE ADVISED APPOINTEE
WAS CONSIDERED AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS EXECUTIVE AND ENJOYED
Q .
A GOOD REPUTATIN IN THE COMMUNITY. HE STATED HE WOULD
RECOMMEND THE APPOINTEE AS T0 HIS CHACTER, LOYALTY, AND
ASSOCIATES FOR A POSITION OF TRUST WITH THE GOVERNMENT.
om ens THIRTEEN SIXTYNINE,| |
GEORGE JENSON, INC-, NYC, ADVISED HE WAS ACQUAINTED WITH THE
APPOINTEE FOR APPROXIMATELY FIVE YEARS. HE STATED THAT THE
END PAGE EIGHTEENb7<Z
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PAGE NINETEEN G .
APPOINTEE WAS A PERSON WHO WAS HIGHLY RESPECTED IN THE
PUBLIC RELATIONS ARA IN NYC AND ONE WHO ENJOYED A GOOD WORKING
RELATIONSHIP WITH ALL HIS CLIENTS; HE ADVISED THAT HE WOULD I
HIGHLY RECOMMEND THE APPOINTEE AS TO HIS CHARACTER, LOYALTY
AND ASSOCIATES FOR A POSITION OF TRUST WITH THE GOVERNMENT-. be
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1[::::::::::] STATION ASSOCIATES, NYC, ADVISED THAT HIS CONCERN< T
HAD DEALT WITH THE APPOINTEE ON NUMEROUS OCCASIONS AND THAT
HE HAD BEEN HIGHLY PLEASED WITH THE APPOINTEE'S SERVICES. ,
HE STATED THAT AT ALL TIMES THE APPOINTEE HAD CONDUCTED HIS I
BUSINESS ON A HIGHLY ETHICAL PLANE. HE ADVISED THAT HE WOULD E
HIGHLY RECOMMEND THE APPOINTEE AS T0 HIS CHARACTER, LOYALTY
AND ASSOCIATES FOR A POSITION OF TRUST WITH THE GOVERNMENT.
END PAGE NINETEENon omz FOURTEEN SIXTYNINE, f
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ON ONE FOURTEEN SIXTYNINE,
[::::::::::]REALTY EQUITY COPRORATION, NYC, ADVISED THAT
HE HAD BEEN ACQ§UINTED WITH THE APPOINTEE FOR APPROXIMATELY
FIVE YEARS IN A BUSINESS CAPACITY. HE STATED THAT CON-
SIDERED THE APPOINTEE TO BE A PERSON WHOSE WORD WAS TO BE
TRUSTED AND HE ADVISED THAT HE WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND HE
APPOINTEE AS TO HIS CHARACTER, LOYALTY AND ASSOCIATES FOR
A POSITION OF TRUST WITH THE.GOVERNMENT.
on ONE THIRTEEN s1xTYN1mE,| [
[::::::::::]GILBERT ROBINSON, 1mc., NYC, ADVISED THAT HE HAD
BEEN ACQUAINTED WITH THE APPOINTEE FOR APPROXIMATELY EIGHT
YEARS. HE STATED THAT THE APPOINTEE ENJOYED AN EXCELLENT
REPUTATION IN THE COMMUNITY AS BUSINESSMAN AND THAT HIS'
MORALS WERE UNQUESTIONED. HE STATED THAT THE APPOINTEE
END PAGE TWENTYb6
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PAGE TWENTY ONE
HAD THE REPUTATION IN THE COMMUNITY AS A PERSON WHOSE WORD
WAS TO BE TRUSTED. '
HE ADVISED HE RECOMMENDED THE APPOINTEE AS TO
HIS CHARACTER, LOYALTY AND ASSOCIATES FOR A POSITION OF
TRUST WITH THE GOVERNMENT. u
ON ONE THIRTEEN SIXTYNINE, b
CAMBRIDGE MARKETING GROUP, INC., NYC, ADVISED THAT HE HAD
BEEN ACQUAINTED WITH THE APPOINTEE FOR APPROXIMATELY THREE
YEARS. HE STATED THE APPOINTEE ENJOYED AN EXCELLENT REPUTATION
IN THE PUBLIC RELATIONS FIELD IN THE NYC AREA AND HE STATED
THAT HE WOULD, WITHOUT RESERVATION, RECOMMEND THE APPOINTEE
AS TO HIS CHARACTER, LOYALTY AND ASSOCIATES FOR A POSITION OF
TRUST WITH THE GOVERNMENT.
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CREDIT@--
on one TEN SIXTYNINEJ |CLERK, CREDIT BUREAU OF GREATER NEW YORK, NEW YORK, NEW YORK,[/////
ADVISED 1c[::::::::::::]IHAT sax LOCATED A SATISFACTORY
CREDIT RECORD FOR THE APPOINTEE. '
ARREST---
ON ONE TEN SIXTYNINE, SA AUGUST J. MICEK, CAUSED
THE RECORDS OF THE NEW YORK CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT NYCPD!
T0 BE cnzcxan BY DEPUTY 1NsPEcroR[::::::::::::::::]BuREAu
or CRIMINAL IDENTIFICATION; PATROLMAN[::::::::::] INFORMATION
UNIT} SERGEANT[:::::::::::::]OLD RECORD ROOM ALL OF THE ABOVE
OF THE NYCPD!; AND MR. [:::::::::::::] FINGERPRINT BUREAU,
CRIMINAL COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. NO RECORD WAS LOCATED
FOR THE APPOINTEE OR HIS FAMILY.
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PAGE TWENTY THREE
MISCELLANEOUS--- A
ON ONE TEN SIXTYNINE, CAPTAIN[:::::::::::::::]
BUREAU OF SPECIAL SERVICES, NYCPD, ADVISED SA MICEK THAT HE
COULD LOCATE NO RECORD FOR THE APPOINTEE OR FAMILY MEMBERS.
ON ONE THIRTEEN SIXTYNINE,
OVERSEAS PRESS CLUB OF AMERICA, FIVE FUR WEST FORTIETH
STREET, NYC, ADVISED THE APPOINTEE HAD BEEN A MEMBER OF THISORGANIZATION FROM NINETEEN FIFTY FIVE T0 THE PRESENT DATE L////
AND THAT HE PRESENTLY HELD A POSITION AS A MEMBER OF THE
BOARD OF eovznnons. H I
on ouz FOURTEEN SIXTY NINE,[::::::::::::::::]
BANKERS CLUB, ONE SEVEN ZERO BROADWAY, NYC, ADVISED THAT THE
APPOINTEE HAD BEEN A MEMBER OF THIS ORGANIZATION FROM NINETEEN
SIXTY TWO TO THE PRESENT DATE AND WAS A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF
GOVERNORS. ~
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om nus FOURTEEN srxrv FOUR,[:::::::::::::]ADVISED
THAT THE APPOINTEE HAD BEEN A MEMBER OF THE BROTHERHOOD-IN-
ACTION, FIVE SIX ZERO SEVENTH AVENUE, NYC, AND THAT HE HAD
BEEN A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS ORGANIZATION.
b6BOYS ATHLETIC LEAGUE, FIFTY ONE EAST FORTY SECOND STREET, £;?//
NYC, ADVISED THAT THE APPOINTEE HAD BEEN A MEMBER OF THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR THIS ORGANIZATION AND WAS PRESENTLY
ACTIVE IN THIS ORGANIZATION.
ow ouz FOURTEEN SIXTYNINE,| |
|ADVISED THAT HE was COGNIZANT
OF THE FACT THE APPOINEE'S MOTHER, IDA SAFIRE, PRESENTLY
RESIDED AT THIS ADDRESS! HE STATED THAT SHE APPEARED TO BE '
A CHARMING PERSON AND ENJOYED AN EXCELLENT REPUTATION IN THE
COMMUNITY.
END PAGE TWENT FOUR
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PAGE TWENTY FIVE
ONE ONE THIRTEEN SIXTYNINE,
| |NYC, ADVISED
THE APPOINTEM | PRESENTLY RESIDED
IN AN APARTMENT AT THIS ADDRESS. SHE STATED THAT HE APPEARED
T0 ENJOY AN EXCELLENT REPUTATION IN THE COMMUNITY. §§c
' IT IS NOTED THE APPOINTEE was PREVIOUSLY A
MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION TO THE SOVIET
UNION IN NINETEEN FIFTY NINE.- THE RECORDS OF THE FBI REFLECT
NO DEROGATORYINFORMATION PERTAINING TO THE APPOINTEE.
ON ONE FOURTEEN SIXTYNINE, THE RECORDS OF "THE NEW
YORK TIMES" MORGUE, TWO TWO NINE WEST FORTY FOURTH STREET,
NYC, wsns REVIEWED BY| |AT wnxcu TIME
NO RECORD WAS LOCATED FOR THE APPOINTEE.
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Synopsis:WILLIAM LEWIS SAFIRE
SPECIALINQUIRY
NYS Senator ROY GOODMAN, Albany, N. Y., advised on
l/1Q/69, he met SAFIRE in 196M, when latter's public
relations firm commenced handling advertising accounts
for Ex-Lax, Inc., of Brooklyn, N. Y., whose President
is GOODMAN. GOODMAN described SAFIRE as a man of top
integrity and repute, who is an expert in PR and fields
of communications, and highly recommended him. Said
NIXON lucky to get him. "
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DETAILS:
- AT ALBANY, NEW YORK
Miscellaneous
_On January 14, 1969, New York State Senator
ROY GOODMAN, Republican 26th District, New York City!,
advised he first met SAFIRE in 196A, when the latter's
public relations firm commenced handling advertising
accounts for EX-Lax, Inc., of Brooklyn, New York,
whose President is GOODMAN. He stated he has had busi-
ness and social contacts with SAFIRE since that time,. . .
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and described SAFIRE as'a highly reputable man of top integrity,
who is an expert in the field of Public Relations and Communi-
cations, and has authored books on these subjects. He advised
that the associates of SAFIRE known to GOODMAN are top caliber
people, and he added that SAFIRE'S loyalty to the United States
is beyond the slightest question. He highly recommended him
for an important and responsible position with the United States
Government stating that President~Elect NIXON is lucky to
have him.
Mr. GOODMAN advised that he has met SAFIRE'S wife bf
on a number of social occasions, and found her to be a lovely b/
person whose loyalty to the United ct s be ond question.h He said it is his recollection tha' is a Britisher,
whose father is in the jewelry business in London, England.
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Title: WILLIAM LEWIS SAFIRE,
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Synopsis: A
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Midland-Ross Corporation, Cleveland, Ohio advised SAFIRE and.
Associates, New York City, has handled Midland-Ross elations
matters for approximately the past seven years, and he has be¢
come ell acquainted with appointee during this period I[::::::?:]has only met appointee's wife on one occasion, but
has favorable impression Appointee has been associated with
NIXON for many years, apparently primarily as speech writer,
accompanied NIXON on trip to Union of Soviet Socialist Republics,
when Vice President, and assisted in 1960 Presidential campaign,=
ommented favorably on appointee's qualifications in
pu c relations, his reputation in his field, and generally
his associates, character, and loyalty. Recommends for position
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Administrltion, Midland-Ross Corporation, 2000 Illuminating I
Building, Cleveland, Ohio, advised on January 1H, 1969, that
he has known the appointee for approximately seven years; during
which time, Midland-Ross has used the public relations service
of the appointee, known as William Safire and Associates, in .
New York,City. Mr.E::::::]advised that he has met appointee's
vwife, who is from England, and who made an entirely favorable
impression. e no e he appointee and his wife have one or
two children. commented that he has had very limited _contact with appo ntee s family, but from comments, appointee, ///
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' advised that appointee has had a great deal of- ,_
.i exper ence in political affairs, and has been an adviser to -
~ President Elect RICHARD M. NIXON for many years. Appointee
_- accompanied NIXON during his visit to the Soviet Union as
Vice President, and was-an . o NIXON during the 1960 ' 4
Presidential campaign. M gathered that a ointee b6contributed mainly in the area o speech atters.l:f:;::;;:; b7@
»noted appointee has published at least two books n _e e.d,
one of which, "The New Language of Politics," is well known,
The appointee has also assisted in may other political campaigns,
~amon hich was that sf U.S. Senator JACOB JAVITTS.* Mr. - A~Y [:::;i:%]advised that appointee in these instances was apparently
wor ng as an individual, not on behalf of his public.relations"" firm. ~ - » A A"
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appointee as been honest, straight_forward, and exhibited
. high integrity, which is not always expected in the public
lrelations field;. The appointee, for instance, has always been
careful to avoid exageration and to fairly represent the
i accomplishments of Midland- os in obtaining publicity. _APP°iHtee'E:ffn¬pfj inl:;;:::f:lpresence has always been above '
1 .reproach. sai' , as'n ver known appointee to over
indulge in intoxicants or to disclose any confidences. Appointee
p is very.hard working, an excellent administrator, and a highly be
. competent expert in public relations, who has enjoyed an~' A ' ,
excellent reputation, and was retained by a very impressive listA of outstanding corporations.J[g;::%:::boted, however, that
appointee has now disposed o _ s usiness to another New York»' E¬%fm:in]order to accept his appointment to the new administration;
advised all appointee!s associates known to him were,
like appointee, of unquestioned character and_loyalty, and he knew
of absolutely nothing of an adverse nature concerning applicant.' He recommended appointee without qualification for a position _ A"
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L3 ito SenatorJACOB K. AVTTS New'YorE!, advised_SA T. TAYLOR,
JR. on January 14, 1969, the Senator is presently not
available for interview. He was authorized to say in the
Senator's behalf that Senator JAVITS has known the appointee,
WILLIAM LEWIS SAFIRE, as a close, personal friend and
professional associate since prior to 1950. He recalled
he had utilized the appointee's services as a public
relations advisor in 1954 when the Senator campaigned for
the office of Attorney General of the state of NewYork.
He said the Senator has recently written a letter of recom- K
mendation in the appointee's behalf in order that he EZC
may be considered for employment in the United States
Governent in an appointive position.
[:;::::::]said Senator JAVITS has had a continuingsociable re ationship with the appointee's wifeJ |
SAFIRE, and his children,| |and hdth whom
the appointee resides at 1085 Park Avenue, New York City.
Senator JAVITS knows of no unfavorable information
concerning the appointee's character, associates,
reputation and loyalty and recommends him to a position of
trust and responsibility in the United States Governent.
' During the course of this interview, Senatgr JAVITS
mentioned that the appointee was affiliated with the firm of
Tex Mccrary. Iorporated from approximately 1954 through
l?6l nhen he started his own public relations firm. JAVITS
llhewlse was most complimentary concerning the intelligence,
ability and integrity of the appointee.
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hI " 14 196°"Good Humor Corporafion, 8'50 Sylvan Avenue,
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, advised that he has been acquainted
with SAFIRE for approximately 10 years. He first met him
through mutual social acquaintances and he is also casuallyacquainted with SAFIRE's wife|:|
Approximately 8 years moi: hired SAFIRE's
public relations firm, William Safire Inc.,375 Park Avenue,
New York City, to handle the public relations work for the
Good Humor Corporation. This relationship is still in effect.
I escribed SAFIRE as a person, of excellent
character, repu a n and associations. He has never heard
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anything unfavorable convemxing him, and so far as he is aware
SAFIRE is a loyal Americmn While he is not closely acquainted
with SA!'IRE's wife, on the basis of his knowledge of her, she
also appears to be a very fine person. He would have no
hesitation in recommending SAFIRB for any high position of
trust.
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In accordance with a request received from you
on January 7, 1969, an investigation has been conducted
concerning Mr. 111ia@n§§E;§2§&£i?§4 Transmitted here~
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inquiries in the continental United States as to his *»§g§i
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NOTE: Request received 1/7/69 from Nixon Administration
Satire, aged 39, a writer and public relations man since
1949, will according to the press serve as a writer in
, the Nixon Administration,. He wrote speeches for_
President-elect Nixon in connection with the 1960 and j
7 1968 election campaigns. -He presently operates his
own public relations firm but for many years was
affiliated with Tex McCrary, Incorporated, New York
City. Persons interviewed have no question regarding
Safire and he is indicated to be held in high regard
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Birth 1
Mr. Satire was born on pecemher 17, 1929,
in ew York City as William Lewis Safir. He has been
known as William Lewis Safire since 1955.
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Education
Mr. Safire attended Bronx High School of
Science, Bronx, New York, from September, 1944, to
June, 1947, when he was graduated.
He attended Syracuse University, Syracuse,
New York, from September, 1947, to June, 1949, when
he withdrew. 1
Emplozment I
From 1949 to 1961, with the exception of
the years 1952 through 1954, when he was serving in
the United States Army, Mr. Safire was affiliated with
the public relations firm of Tex McCrary, Incorporated,
New York City. He was initially employed as a radio
and television reporter and later as a producer.
Mr. Safire also served as Vice President of the firm
and he was a partner from 1959 until 1961.
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Since 1961 Mr. Satire has been serving as
President of Satire Public Relations, Incorporated,
New York City.
During the 1960 and 1968 Presidential campaigns
of President-elect Richard M. Nixon, Mr. Satire served as
a speech writer for Mr. Nixon.
Military Service
Hr. Safire served in an inactive status in the
United States Air Force Reserve from July 20, 1951, to
May 8, 1952, when he was honorably discharged as an
airman. He was inducted into the United States Army on
Hay 9, 1952, and he entered on active duty the same date.
He was honorably released from active duty as a corporal
on April 17, 1954. Mr. Satire served in an inactive
status in the United States Army Reserve Corps from
April 18, 1954, until Hay 25, 1960, when he was honorably
discharged as a corporal. His service record is clear.
Mrital Statue
nr. Safire married| in 1962. She W1
citi reat Britain. They and eir children,
and reside at 1085 Park Avenue, New York City.
II. RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION
Interviews
Jacob K. Javits, United States Senator from
New York, advised in Washington, D. 0., that he has been
personally and professionally acquainted with Mr. Satire
since the early 1950s. He said during his 1954 election
campaign when he was seeking the position of Attorney General
of New York he used the services of Tex McCrary, Incorporated.
In connection therewith, Mr. Safire handled the public re1a
tions phase of the campaign. Senator Javits said he has
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a very high regard for Hr. Satire and he considers him
a very intelligent and industrious person. He mentioned
he is also acquainted with several ot Mr. Satire's close
relatives, and he described them as very reputable persons.
Senator Javits said there is no question concerning the
character, reputation, loyalty, or integrity of Mr. Satire,
and he highly recommended Mr. Satire tor a responsible
Government position.
John Regan Tex! McCrary, New York City, advised
he has been acquainted with Mr. Satire on a close social
and professional basis since 1949. He mentioned he
initially employed Mr. Satire as a radio and television
reporter in his firm, Tex McCrary, Incorporated. He
said as a result of Mr. Satire's ability he was pro-
moted to the position ot producer and later served as
Vice President and a partner in the firm. Hr. McCrary
described Mr. Satire as a "remarkable individual" whose
character, reputation, loyalty, and associates are above
question. He said Mr. Satire is an extremely responsible
person who has the ability to work long hours underenormous pressure. He state%,Mr. Satire's close relatives
are reputable individuals an he knows Hr. Satire enjoys
a good family lite. Mr. McCrary recommended Mr. Satire
without reservation for a position ot trust and confidence
with the Government. .
Relationi, Incorporated, New York City, advised he has
been closely associated with Ir. Satire since 1961. He
said he has observed that Mr. Satire possesses outstanding
executive and administrative ability and that he has an
excellent reputation in the public relations field in the
New York area. He stated that since 1961 he has had
occasion to work closely with Mr. Satire in conjunction
with numerous projects and he noted that at all times
Hr. Satire has been diligent in the presentation of his
work. He advised he is acqwainted with Mr. §afire's
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close relatives and he considers them very reputable
persons.[:::::::::::]furnished favorable comments
regarding Mr. Safire's character, reputation, loyalty,
and associates, and he highly recommended Mr. Satire
for a position of trust and confidence with the
Government.
| L Midland-Ross Corporation, C1eveland,.
Ohio, advised he has been well acquainted with Mr. Satire be
for approximately seven years. ,He stated that during b7@
Ithis period Mr. Satire s firm handled the ublic rela-tions work for Midland-Ross Corporation. [%::::::::::]
_commented iavorab1y.concerning Mr. Safireis qualifications
in the public relations field. He said there is no
question concerning Mr. Safire's character, reputation,
loyalty, or associates. He mentioned he has met
Mrs. Safire and he regards her as a wonderful person.[%;::::%::::galso mentioned that Presidentelect Richard M.
xon as u ilized Mr. Safire's services as a speech
writer on several occasions. He recommended Mr. Satire
for a position of trust and confidence. V A
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ew ersey, advised he has been acquainted with Mr. Safire
on a social and professional basis for over ten years.
He said for the past several years Good Humor Corporation
has utilized Mr. Safire's firm concerning public relatiohs.
He stated there is no question concerning Mr. Safire's
character, reputation, loyalty, or ability, and he b6
highly recommended Mr. Satire for a sensitive position. b7c
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and Company, investment bankers, New York City, advised
he has been acquainted with Mr. Satire since their youth.
He stated they attended high school and Syracuse University
at the same time and hile attend ng Syracuse University
they were roommates. described Mr. Safire
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as an honest and loyal citizen whose character, reputation,
and associates are above reproach. He said Mr. Satire is
exceptionally qualified in the iield of public relations.
He stated he has observed that Ir. Satire is very effectivein his contacts with the public. [::::::::::::]fnrnished zitIN
favorable comments regarding Mr. Sa£1re'e close relatives
and he highly recommended Mr. Satire for a position of
trust and confidence with the United States Government.
Twentytive additional persons, including social
acquaintances, professional associates, and neighbors, were
interviewed and they furnished favorable comments regarding
Mr. Sa£ire's character, reputation, loyalty, asseciatesg,
morals, and habits. Those well acquainted with Hr. Satire
described him as an intelligent, hardworking, conscientious,
and ethical individual. They advised that he is concise
and energetic and that his integrity is above question.
It was also stated Hr. Safire is held in high regard in
the business community. He was recommended for a position
of trust and confidence. Persons acquainted with Mr. Satire's
close relatives described them as reputable and loyal persons.
Close Relatives
In addition to his wife and children, mentioned
previously, Mr. Satire has the following close relatives:
Father ' Oliver C. Safir ~
deceased
Mother Ida Panisch Safir
New York City
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Kings Point, New York
Brother [:::::::;:g;;:]New Yer y
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Credit and Arrest Checks " .
Information has been received from the appropriate
credit reporting and law enforcement agencies indicating
their files contain either no record or no additional
pertinent information concerning Mr. Satire or his close
relatives.
Miscellaneous ~ 9 n
The records of the Registration Section, Department -
of Justice, Washington, D. C., show the firm of Tex hcCrary,
Incorporated, New York City, registered with the Department
of Justice under the Foreign Agents Registration Act of 1938,
as amended, in December, 1958, as an agent of the government
of Argentina. This relationship terminated in February, 1959.
These records further show that in February, 1959, the afore-
mentioned firm registered as an agent of the government of
El Salvador. It ceased operating as an agent of that government
in July, 1959. The records also show the aforementioned firm r
registered with the Department of Justice in October, 1959, g
as an agent of the Tibetan government-in-exile. This
association ceased in November, 1959. Hr. Satire is listed
in the records as an official of the firm of Tex McCrary,Incorporated. v
The July 12, 1958, issue of "Editor and Publisher,"
a weekly magazine published in New York City, contains an
article concerning the involvement of the public relations
firm, Tex HcCrary, Incorporated, in behalf of Bernard
Goldfine. This article; copy enclosed; mentions Mr. Safire.
Hr. Goldfine, now deceased, was a Boston,
Massachusetts, textile manufacturer who in l96l, upon a
plea of guilty to income tax evasion, was sentenced to
serve a year and a day in custody of the United States
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Agency Checks * '
Information has been received from the Central
Intelligence Agency indicating its files contain no,per-
tinent identifiable information concerning Hr. or
Mrs. Safire.
Information has been received from the following
governmental agencies indicating their files contain either
no record or no additional pertinent information concerning
Mr! ' 1
Bureau of Personnel Investigations,
Civil Service Commission; Passport
Office, Department of State; House
Committee on Un-American Activities;
*United States Army Investigative Records
Repository, Fort Holabird, Maryland;
and the United States Secret Service.
The central files of the FBI, including the tiles
of the Identification Division, contain no additional
pertinent information concerning Mr. Safire.
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The game of investigate the
nvestigators, complete with a
hugged" conference room,
screams of horror, a spontane-
ms" statement of startled in-
iignation carefully read from a
iyped paper, pilfered records, -
zhese and many other strange
incidents were ingredients of
;his weeks chapter of the Ber-
nard Goldne-Sherman Adams
inquiry.
The Harris Committee inves-
zigation of inuence in govern-
ment turned into a multi-ring
performance that slipped so far
out of control that the probers
were forced into an all-day ses-
sion to pick up the pieces. Wash-
ington police and the FBI came
into the case. Goldne was ex-
cused from testifying on the
appointed day. The Boston mil-
lionaire and free-s p e n d e r
pleaded that he was too tired
and excited to do so: he had
reason to be because he had been
up most of the night, expressing
his indignation. When last pho-
tographed in the early hours of
Monday morning he hadnt had
time to change from his gold-
threaded robe and pajamas into
a testifying suit. ' -
Newsnien in the Cast
Newsmen functioned as ex-
tras in the production that saw
the Capital rivaling Hollywood
with all the trappings, the cast,
and the scenarios to produce a
full season's fare of mystery,
intrigue, and comedy. The rapid-
ly shifting panaroma picked up
a newspaper reporter and a
House committee investigator in
the act of bugging a room
occupied by Goldnes new pub-
lic relations counsel.
Jack Lotto, former newspa-
perman employed by Goldne,
Succeeded Tex McCrary, New
York public relations man who
Put the show on the road with
Goldnes prepared statement to
the committee. Then McCrary
retired, explaining he had been
Performing an act of friendship
fol Goldnes attorney, Roger
Robb, and was not on the pay-
roll.
The_ bugging incident cost
Committee Investigator Baron I.
Shacklette his $16,000-a-year
EDITOR 84 PUBLISHERExit McCrary,E11ter Lotto, with ,
Pearson in Wings with a Bug i
year job. But the reporter, Jack
Anderson, whose room in the
Sheraton-Carlton Hotel was be-
ing used to eavesdrop on Lotto
and his conferees fared better.
His employer", Columnist Drew
Pearson, pulled the nifty of the
week,by parroting now-famouslines:
He has been iniprudent. ButI need him. - ' i S
Pearson elaborated in his col-
umn: Anderson was on deck as
any good police reporter is at
the scene of action. . . . The
chief thing Anderson ascer-
tained was that Goldnes co-
hortshad done some pretty good
sleuthing by getting a copy of
the preliminary Harris Subcom-
mittee report on Sherman
Adams_wire pulling at the Fed-
eral Trade Commission." ~
The column then went on to
relate revelations said to be in
the report. _
_ Midnight Call
Lotto began earning his re-
tainer V soon after reaching
Washington. Sunday night he
called newsmen, summoning
them for a 12:30 a.m. press con-
ference. Upon arrival they were
told by Lotto and Attorney Robb
that a former Washington po-
liceman, Lloyd B. Furr, had un-
dertaken to discover whether
Lottos room was bugged by
hostile interests.
From that point on, the drama
unfolded without hitch: Furr
solemnly announced that the
room was, indeed, bugged.
Then another member of the
party noted that the door lead-
ing to the next space was raised
an inchoft the floor, and that
a mans shoes could be observed
pacing the floor. This was .Furrs
cue to grab a handy wire coat
hanger, sprawl on the oor and
begin shing under the door.
With a jerk, he pulled the small
microphone into Lottos room,
whereupon Bea Duprey, a model
who carries the title of Gold-
nes press receptionist, made
her entry, glanced at the micro-
phone, and emitted a dramatic
scream. - ' _
Bugging Mission
i The action then moved iNewsmen _'<W.%~I¬.Iv: ! j.Ia.' :
ti; s a*G1it1n Washington A
tions man banging on his neigh-
bors' door and demanding en-
trance. With the help of an as-
sistant manager, he .gained-ad-
mission and with the troupe of
reporters and camera men tak-
ing up the rear he confronted
Shacklette and Anderson. Shack-
lette said his mission was to
nd who has been tappingthe
telephones of committee mem-
bers and had acceptedthe hos-
pitality of Anderson, registered
as Mr. Brooks. Police eventu-
ally arrived, responsive to calls
from one of Lottos entourage;
They patiently explained there
was no criminal law violation,
hence no police action was in-dicatcd. '
Next Set
The cameras then moved -to
the next set, which was the cor-
ridor-in front of Goldne's door.
Goldne came to the door and,
glancing at a piece of paper,
proclaimed his indignation, say-
ing: This is worse than Rus-
sia and worse than the Gestapo.
I'm shocked beyond words. I
intend to move out of the hotel
in the morning.
The next installment came
when Miss Mildred Paperman,
"Goldnes secretary, reported
her room had been ried over
the week-end in her absence
from Washington and that pa-
pers her boss intended to pre-
sent to the Harris Committee
in response to its demand, were
missing. An 11:30 a.m. press
conference was called to. an-
nounce this development. Miss
Paperman knelt and opened
bags and bundles obliginglywhile camera shutters clicked. l
A reporter suggested Goldne
might be happy to get rid of
some of the papers and Lotto re-
plied heatedly: Pm not even
going to answer that!" g
Thank you, Mr. Hagerty,"
the reporter quippcd.
The police returned with n-
gerprint experts and detectives
who promptly went into their
oicial routine. Since papers des-
tined to a Congressional com-
mittee were said to be involved,
the FBI also sent men.
'.Lollos' Credentials '
Jack Lotto, who refers to him-I,
self as a former ace reporter"
for INS, thinks he won his job
as Bernard Goldnes publicity
agent on the recommendation of
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from my jobs as an investiga-
tive reporter," Lotto, who is 37,
reasoned.
Better to acquaint the press
with him, Lotto distributed rc-
prints from the Dec. 2'2, 1956
edition of Eorron st PUBLISHER
in which his exploits, some of
them resulting in journalism
prizes, were detailed.
One of the incidents in which
he expressed pride was partici-
pation in bugging a room oc-
cupied by Richard M. Nixon,
then a U. S. Senator. Nixon had
brought together for face-to-
face confrontation, Whittaker
Chambers and Alger Hiss. A
hearing aid pressed against thc
closed door with the instruments
volume tuned up, turned that
trick, Lotto related. '
The activities of Lotto and
others in behalf of Hit/3-92GOl lll!li2
story prompted the House coin-
mittee to competitive action. It
engaged Raymond William ;92Iar-
tin, 25, as an administrative as-'
sistant to answer ,/press in-
quiries. ' Martins background
consists of studies at the Henry
W. Grady School of-Journalism
and work for small Georgia
newspapers and as a staff mem-
ber in the oice of Rep. John J.
Flynt of Georgia.
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John Reagan Tex McCrar}',
chairman of Tex McCrary, lnc.,
public relations, entered the
Goldne case as a favor to :1
friend, he told E&P this wet-li-
Aftersetting strategy he con-
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hiring two men to carry 011. 492'"<l
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out to return to the business of
handling fee-paying clients. A
fee offered by Goldnes stuff
was declined. _ "i
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1 ."I -have no regretTs,".Mr. Mc-
jrary said of the episode that
put his name on front pages.
gut he did ask to have empha-
glléd that politics was not in-
_,-olved in his own or rm's entry
-into the bizarre affairs of the
3'o'ston textile man, his gifts" to
Sherrnan Adams, assistant to
President Eisenhower, and
others in politics.
" I am a lifelong Republican,
be said. Mr. Finkelstein is a
life-long Democrat. _ _
Aims lo Tell 92Yl1olc Truth
. I feel strongly that.no.A1mer.-
ican likes--a lynching, Mr. Gold-
ne's or anybody else's.. 'lhe tell-
ing of the whole truth through
2 the press was a restraining in-
tluence on a House -committeet that badly needed public rela-
tions counsel and which has
nally hired a young man who
today has the toughest job in
, the country.
The last reference was to
- Raymond William Martin, 25,
hired by the Harris Committee.
You have nothing to fear if
you tell the whole truth to the
press, because the press is ulti-
mately fair, Mr. McC1-ary con-1
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committee, andin that order.
M1-._ McCrary personally
kn'ows Roger Robb, Washington
attorney, and member of Mr.
Goldnes legal sta'.. On June
26, Mr. Robb asked Tex for
the loan of a man to help him
on the case. William Satire,
vicepresident of the McCrary
odice, was sent to Boston to dig
up biographical material on
Mr. Goldne. From there he
Went to 92Vashington to he joined
by another" staff man, George
Britt," formerly of the New York
World-Telegram. &# Sun. There,
With Mr. hIcCrary, the strategy
was set: ! to keep the Harris
committee oil balance by care-
ful timing of releases "of lmed
statements and testimony to pull
the punch out of committee-
planned headlines; ! to stress
the immigrant-boy-who-made-
Zood theme by setting up per-
sonal interviews between Mr.
Goldne and top newsmen; !
¢_0 track down and catch _"com-
mittee inves_tigato'rs suspected
Of "hugging" Goldfine and Mc-
Crary rooms in hotels.
Counlcr-Intelligence
On July 2, Mr. Sare and Mr.
Britt, with an attorney and news
Photographer, began the' _, 92' _ _ 1'counter- igence drive that
involved go crawling, i sur-
veying s " "ted r00ms,' andstanding Q in hotel corri-dors. It Wa ., e rst of several
efforts to_ catch the tappers that
nally paid off on Sunday.
On Saturday the McCrary
staff men had withdrawn to
New York, after arranging for
Mr. Robb to engage Jack Lotto,
who once had worked for Mr.
Finkelstein on. the Civil Service
Leader of New York, and Philip
Brennan, an independent lVash-
irigton PR counsel. - »
Mr. McCrary, a former news-
man and edit0r,_said he liked
working with newspaper men.
He related how he and Merri-
man Smith, United Press Inter-
national, broke the story, on l92_Ir._
Goldnes tax deductible gifts
on-Wednesday, July-2. Mr. Mc-
Crary and Mr. Robb had inter-" '
viewed Mr. Goldne.-W hen they
came out of his room, Mr.» Smith
was waiting. From Mr. Robb's
notes, Mr. Smith composed" a
statement while Mr. McCrary
typed. As soon as the typing
was nished, Mr. Smith took one
copy, Mr. McCrary thecarbon.
At 7:18 RBI. they both reached
for telephones. Mr. Smith dic-
tated his copy to UPI, Mr. Mc-
Crary to Associated Press. -
Hr. McCrary began his career
as-copy boy for the old New
York lVorld-Telegram. Prior to
World War II he was for six
years editorial chief of the NewYorkilllirror. - - '
McCrary clients includeCon-
tinental Baking Co., Cenco In-
strument Co., New Haven Rail-
road, Waterman Pen', Fifth Ave-
nue Coach Co., Continental In-
dustries, -U-. S.- -I-Io"man Ma-
chinery Corp.,_ and _the New
York Herald T1~ibzuze. In the
past months four new accounts
have been added: Food Fair
Stores, Hilton Hotels Interna-
tional, Universal Products, and
Republic Aviation, Corp.Q .
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Date <>f Birth E _ 12/17/Z9 E oP1a¢e of Birth llflew York
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Bureau has been requested to e up to date
January, 1969, investigation of Safire, e e ial Assistant
to the President.i Born 12/17/29, New York _ en, and resides
6200~E1mwood Road, Chevy Chase, Maryland. U_ tobdate A
background data attached. 1 I 1 ' 1}
New York will note that at time of previous
investigation Satire was residing in New York City, where l
he was self-employed in public relations, He accepted 1
current position in January, 1969.
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WILLIAM LEWIS SAFIRE
SPECIAL INQUIRY
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To: Director, FBI 61-5833!
From: SAC, WFO. 61-527o
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_ The following invest ation at WHO was_conducted'
Special Agent GEORGE_E. SAUND S on 3/20/72: _by g
The files of_th Personnel Office, WHO indicated '
the appointee WILLIAM L. AFIRE received
appointment comissio d! on l/21/69 as
to the President and t he has been soa presidential
Special Assistant
employed to date.
RAYMOND K. PRICE, JR., Special Assistant to the President,
advised the appointee is one of the speech writers for the
President. PRICE heads*up[the staff of speech writers for»
the President. PRICE described the appointee as a highly
intelligent capable, competent person of great intellectual
capacity. SAFIRE is one of the top speech writers for the
President and is highly regarded by Mr. NIXON. SAFIRE- _
sis a dedicated discreet person, He has known the appointee
Socially, Has taken numerous official White House trips
with SAFIRE and considers him a personal friend. SAFIRE
isoa fine, decent person who is devoted to his wife and
family. There is no question of the appointee's loyaltyto the United States and PEICE hi hly recommends him; -A S a g»<» 0;¢>,;is/M, aw so 0» ' = ~P2;RICK J. BUCHANAN, Special Assistant to the 4 Y
President, _dvised he has worked closely with the appointee
or the past approximately fou years dating from the
presidential campaign.__Since_coming to the White House in
January, 1969, they are both assigned-as speech writers for
President.A Their offices are adjacent to each other. They
have also accompanied each otherlon numerous White House
trips. BUCHANAN has the highest respect for SAFIRE;o' -
and considers him a very intelligent, capable, competent ,
person who is completely dedicated to his osition and the¢,'
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President.d The appointee is an honorable,.honest, trustworthy
person whose personal habits arédabove reproach;. SAFIRE is
a devoted family man. BUCHANAN considers the appointee a -
loyal American citizen and favorably recommends him.~ ;.
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President, advised he first became acquainted with the
appointee during the presidential campaign and has worked
continually with him to date. He has had social contact
with SAFIRE and in this respect has found him a decent,
respectable person. He described SAFIRE as an industrious,
knowledgeable, productive staff member. His comments are
completely favorable concerning the appointee's character,
associates, reputation and loyalty.
The fo1lowing,White House personnel
substantially the same information as set out
above. They all consider the appointee to be
motivated, intelligent, brilliant, energetic,
and moral person;
stones T. BELL speeii Assistanztohi itaff Assistantgave
in the interviews
a highly
charming
the President
ROBERT J. BROWN S ecial Assistant to the President
'922 PL Chief Receptionist
CHARLES W. COLSON Special Counsel to the President
e Administrative Officer
l Staff Assistant _
FREDERIC V. MALEK, Special Assistant to the President
NOBLE M. MELENCAMP, Chief Executive Clerk
HERBERT G. KLEIN, Director of Comunications for the_
" Executive Branch
, Personnel Officer
JOHN C. WHITAKER, Deputy, Assistant to the
President for Domestic Affairs
HARRY s. DENT, Special Counsel to the President
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ducted the following investigation in the above-capt_oned =
neighborhood; A1 ' 1 e_, ~ 'e,
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as a Houseman at this address, stated that the appo ntee,
WILLIAM LEWIS SAFIRE and family, which_consists of his wife,
[:::::::Land~two;small_2ail§?ihalasee~§£9@rab° t tW° ?5*§TY"* "V years of_age,,mgvgQmto_theiaboveecaptioned adHrés§Mab6§t ¢January,_1969, and they-have been living here since, He has V
metmhpth the appointee and his wife and stated that they have.
- impressed him favorably. They are good neighbors. ,They are
. considerate, responsible, dependable, and_cooperative. 'He has
no reason to question their character, associates, reputation,
~or loyalty>to=the_United States.' He has no reason not to f
recommend the appointee for a position of trust and confidence"
with the United States Government.' 1,. _ , '
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r Maryland, stated that the appointee anu nis moved into
;the_neighborhood at the above-captioned address in January,
_1969 and that they are living there at the present time. She
knows them casually only!" Theyshave impressed her as-good_
néighbors; They maintain their property in excellent condition,
have caused no problems in the neighborhood, are personable,
intelligent, and responsibleei She vouched for the appointee's
character, reputation, associates, and loyalty to the United
States. ,She recommended him for a position of trust and confi-
i-dence with the United States Government. ,_ _ - A
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_ {stated .~she movLd to this address nine months agt and that tn! appointee
and'family were already living-in the neighborhood, She stated
that their yards aredadjacent to one another, even though they
live on different streetsg» She met the appointee on one occasion
Her association withithefppointee and his family has been very"casual. She has had gggiason to question their character,
I reputation, associates, or loyalty to the United States. She has
no reason not to recommend him for a position of trust and eons,
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borhood in 1969. They have been neighbors since. Her relation-
ship with them has been very casual. She stated that the ap-
pointee has many parties and feels that this is because of the
political position that he holds with the White House. She
stated that they have caused no problem and that there has
been no reason for her to question his character, reputation,
associates, or loyalty to the United States. She has no reason
not to recommend him for a position of trust and confidence with
the United States Government.
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SA[::::::::::::::::]caused a search to be made
of the files of The Credit bureau, Incorporated, Washing~
ton, 0.6., and was advised on March 15, 1972, that the files
contained a satisfactory credit record for the agpointee.
On March 15, 1972, scI Ide-
termined that no reocrd wqs contained in the Metropolitan
rolice Department files concerning I
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tained concerning WILLIAM L. SAFIRE, DOB: 12/17/29:
DATE VIOLATION DISPOSITION
4/12/69 Passing through red light Forfeited $10.00
It is to be noted that at all times an indefinite
number of unidentified records are out of file and not avail
able for review.
n March 15, 1Q72, SC[:::::;::::;::;1searched the
files of the U.S. Kerk Police and no i enti ia e record was
found concerning the an ointee or his spouse.
Un Marcia 1% 1972 SC searched the - ~ ~s s
files of the Montgomery County, Maryland, Police Department,
and no identifiable record was located concerning the ap~
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SC[:::::::::::::::]caused a search to be made
of the files of the Bureau of Bersonnel Investigations,
Civil $ervice Commission, and was advised on March 21, 1972,
that no additional pertinent information was found concern-
ing the appointee.
On March 16, 1972, SCI lcaused
a search to be made on the files of the House Committee on
Internal Security and was advised that no identifiable re-
cord was found concerning the appointee.
The files of the Passport Office, Department of
State, reviewed on March 20, 1972, by SCI I
disclosed that WILLIAM LEWIS SAFIRE was issued Diplomatic
rassport Number X-050249 on February 20, 1969, at dashing-
ton, D.C., for proposed travel to all countries on official
business as need be for such travel, for the White House.
The appointee listed his birth date as December 17, 1929,
as New York, New York, and his birth certificate in the name
of WILLIAM LLWIS SAFIR was seen by passport authorities.
The above is all the information in the file since it was
last reviewed on January 10, 1969,
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search to he made of the files of the U.S. Secret Service,
Department of the Treasury and was advised that no addiiona
pertinent information was found concerning the appointee.
tn March 16 1972, SA[::::::::::::::]reviewed5
Registration File #1189 at the Registration Section, Inter-
nal Security Division, U.S. Department of Justice, It dis-
closed no additional pertinent information concerning the
appointee.
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In accordance with a request received from
you on March 18, 1972, an investigaticqfas been
conducted concerning Mr. William Lggis $afire._ Trans-
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containing the results of this investigation. v
January, 1969. AE An applicant-type investigation was conducte
concerning.Mr. Safire in 1969, the results of which
L have been previously furnished to yous The enclosed
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THE INVESTIGATION GP I. SAFIRB CUVERBD IQQUIRIES
AS TU HIS CHARACTER, LORALTY, ABILITY, ADD GENERAL STANDING,
BUT H0 INQUIRIES WERE IADB AS TO THE SOURCES 0F HIS IHCOIB.
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Ir. Satire was born on Decenber 17, 1929, in
New York City,as Iil1iam 1ewis Safir. Be has used the name
of William lends Satire since 1955. tan applicant-type
investigation was conducted concerning Ir. Satire in 1969.
The information in this summary memorandum covers the period
since January, 1969.
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Br. Safire continued ma serve as President of
Satire Public Relations, Incorporated, Kev York City, until
January 21, 1969, when he received an appointment as Special
Assistant to the President; Exehut;ye*QfTic§.ef:the Bresident,
Waéhingtdh; p;:CZiithétppsitionlhexpresently holds.
Iarital Status A
Safiredregidee with his wife the former
and their two children,at 6200 Elmwood Road, Chevy Chase, larylang.
Interviews '
Raymond K. Price, Jr.
President, Executive Office of
advised he has been acquainted
writer for the President sinceb6
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, Special Assistant to the
the President, Washington, D. C.,
with Ir. Satire as a speech
Januar 1969 Re said he has y .also knovn him on a social basis and described him as anhighly
intelligent, capable, and competent individual. He said
Ir. Safire is one of the top speech vriters for President
Richard I. Nixon and is highly
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He advised that there is no question concerning Mr. Safire's
character, loyalty, associates, or reputation, and he
recommended him for a position of trust and confidence with
the Federal Government.
Patrick J. Buchanan, Special Assistant to the
President, Executive Office of the President, Washington, D. C.,
advised that he has been closely associated with Mr. Satire
for approximately four years. He described him as a very
intelligent, capable, and competent individual. He said
Mr. Safire is a reputable, honest, and trustworthy person
whose character, associates, and loyalty are above reproach.
He recommended him for a position oi trust and confidence
with the United States Government.
Dwight L. Chapin, Deputy Assistant to the President,
Executive Office of the President, Washington, D. C., advised
he has been acquainted with Hr. Satire on a social and
professional basis for approximately four years. He described
him as an industrious, knowledgeable, productive, and stable
person. He commented favorably concerning Mr. Safire's
character, reputation, loyalty, and associates, and he
recommended him for a position of trust and confidence with
the Government.
Goldman, Sachs and b6
Company, investment bankers, New York City, advised he has b7@
been acquainted with Mr. Safire since their youth, as he
mentioned when previously interviewed concerning Mr. Satire.
He said he still maintains contact with Hr. Safire and considers
him to be an honest individual. He commented favorably
concerning Mr. Safire's character, reputation, loyalty, and
associates, and he recommended him for a position of trust
and confidence with the United States Government.
Twenty-three additional individuals, consisting
of acquaintances, associates, coworkers, and neighbors,
were interviewed. They commented favorably concerning
Mr. Safire's ability, associates, character; loyalty, and
reputation. He was described as an intelligent, considerate,
dependable, cooperative, and highly motivated individual.
They recommended him for a position of trust and confidence.
with the Government. Persons acquainted with his close
relatives stated they are reputable individuals.
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Close Relatives
Hr. Safires father, Oliver C. Safir, is deceased.
In addition to his wife and two children, mentioned previously,
he has the following living close relatives:
Mother Ida Panisch Safir
New York City
Brother I I
New York City bg
b/CBrother | Y1Kings Point, New ork
Credit and Arrest Ehecks
Information has been received from the appropriate
credit reporting agencies indicating their files contain either
no record or no additional pertinent information concerning
Mr. Safire.
Iniormation has been received from the appropriate
law enforcement agencies indicating their files contain no
information concerning Mr. Satire or his close relatives,
with the exception of the following:
The records of the Metropolitan Police
Department, Washington, D. C., indicate
William Lewis Satire, born December 17,
1929, was cited on April 12, 1969, for
"passing through a red light," for which
he was fined $10. ,
Passport Record
The records of the Passport Office, Department of
State, indicate Mr. Safire was issued a diplomatic passport
on February 20, 1969, for "proposed travel to all countries
on official business as need be for such travel for The
White House." These files contain no derogatory information
concerning him.
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governmental agencies indicating their files contain either -
no record or no additional pertinent information concerning
Mr. Satire: V n ' _
Bureau of Personnel Investigations, Civil
V Service Commission; House Committee on
Internal Security; Central Intelligence
Agency; United States Secret Service;
V and The white House Office. V '
.The central files of the FBI, including the fi1esV V
of the Identification Division, contain no additional pertinent
information concerning Mr. Safiro.
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