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1. U.S. acceptance ot coexistence as the only alternative
to atomic war. 2. U.S. willingness to capitulate in prelerence
to engaging in atomic war 3. Develop the illusion that total
disarmament by the U.S. would be a demonstration ol moral
strength. 4. Permit tree trade between all nations regardless
ol whether items could be used lor war. 5. Extension ol
long~term loans to Russia and Soviet satellites. 6. Provide
U.S. aid to all nations. 7. Grant recognition of Red China
with admission to the U.N. 8. Set up E. and W. Germany as
separate states. 9. Prolong the conferences to ban atomic
tests because the U.S. has agreed to suspend tests as long
as negotiations are in progress. 10. Allow all Soviet satel-
lites representation in the U.N. ll. Promote the U.N. as
the only hope tor mankind. ll its charter is rewritten, de-
mand that it be set up as a one-world government with its
own independent armed torces. l2. Resist any attempt to
outlaw the Communist Party. 13. Do away with all loyalty
oaths. 14. Continue giving Russia access to the U.S. Patent
Oltice. 15. Capture one or both of the political parties in
the U.S. 16. Use technical decisions of the courts to weaken
basic American i.'tStit"ti0ns by claiming their activities vio-
late civil rights. 17. Get control ol schools. Use them for
socialism and current Communist propaganda. Get control
ol teachers associations. 18. Gain control of all student
newspapers. 19. Use student riots to loment public protests
against programs or org. which are under Communist attack.
20. infiltrate the press. 21. Gain control ol key positions
in radio. TV and motion pictures. 22. Continue discrediting
American culture by degrading all torms of artistic expres-
sion. 23. Control art critics and directors of art museums.
"Cur :!::: E: 2: :.":r?r:!e ugliness, repulsive, meaningless
art." 24. Eliminate all laws governing obscenity by calling
them "censorship" and a violation ol tree speech and lree
press. 25. Break down cultural standards of morality by
promoting pornography in books, magazines, motion pic-
tures. radio and TV. 26. Present homosexuality. degeneracy
and promiscuity as normal, natural. healthy." 27. lnliltrate
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the churches and replace revealed religion with "social"religion. Discredit the Bible and emphasize the need tor
intellectual maturity which does not need a religious
Eliminate ra er or any phase ot religious 1 crutch." 28. p yexpressions in the schools. 29. Discredit the AmericanConstitution by calling it inadequate, "out ol step." 30. Dis-credit the American lounding lathers. Present them as sell-ish aristocrats who had no concern tor the "common man."
31. Belittle ail lorms of American culture and discouragethe teaching ol American history. 32. Support all socialistmovement to give centralized control over any part ot the
culture education, social agencies, welfare programs,
mental health clinics, etc. 33. Eliminate all laws or pro-
cedures which interlere with the operation ot the Com-munist apparatus. 34. Eliminate the House Committee onUn-American Activities. 35. Discredit and eventually dis-
mantle the FBI. 36. lnliltrate and gain control ol more un-
ions. 37. lnliltrate and gain control of big business. 38.Transter some of the powers ol arrest from the police to
social agencies. Treat all behavior problems as psychiatricdisorders. 39. Dominate the psychiatric prolession and usemental health laws as a means ol gaining coercive control
over those who oppose Communist goals. 40. Discredit the
tamily as an institution: Encourage prorniscuity and easydivorce. 41. Emphasize the need to raise children away
trom the negative influence ot parents. Attribute prejudicesand mental blocks to suppressive influence of parents. 42.Create the impression that yiolence and insurrection arelegitimate aspects ot the American tradition; that studentsand special-interest groups should rise up and use united
lorce to solve problems. 43. Overthrow all colonial govern-
ments belore native populations are ready tor self-govern-ment. 44. lnternationalize the Panama Canal. 45. Repeal theConnally Reservation so the U.S. cannot prevent the World
Court from seizing jurisdiction over domestic problems. Givethe World Court iurisdiction over nations and individuals
alike.The above slightly condensed! appeared in the Congres-sional Record. Give a copy ol this tract to someone who hassaid, "I don't believe the communists are in everything, asi hear iiiey are." These are only 45 points. They have more.
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SENATOR HARRISON A. "
WILLIAMS. JR.
Mr. BRADLEY. Mr. President, for
over 2 years. the Senate has lived with
the events called Abscam. These 2
years have been sad ones for Senator
WILLIAMS and his family. for the
people of New Jersey, for the Senate.
and for the thousands of Americans
Senator WILLIAMS has helped through
his legislative accomplishments.
No Senators have labored more on
mittee which lS charged with responsi-
bility for the standards of the Senate.
Since its report last August on Senator
WILLIAMS, I have agonized over my
own course of action
I am grateful for the help and
friendship Senator WILLIAMS extended
to me as a new Senator It was long
my sense of hmi that his service to
New Jersey was a testimony to his
caring and to his propriety
Now I have seen and heard Senator
WILLIAMS on tape-attending seven
meetings in five locations over 11
months in pursuit of Arab money for a
company. I have seen and heard him
saying no problem" when asked if he
could help the company obtain Gov-
ernment contracts. Most important, I
have heard him accepting that compa-
ny's stock certificates, which were en-
dorsed in blank and which he said pro-
vided him with foundations for future-
independence. Nothing in this debate
c angethat fin
My personal conict is complicated
by what many say has been an abuse
of power by the FBIan abuse which
constitutes entrapment or even an as-
sault on the legislative branch by the
executive. It is my hope that the
Senate will conduct an investigation of
Abscam. "
_ such an investigation cannot
erase the ethical question before us
with regard to Senator WILLIAMS. :
I am not a lawyer. My reading of the-
extensive report of the Ethics Com-;
mittee and the responses of Senator;
WILLIAMS has not been done with a
lawyer's eye. My hearing of the pastdays debate has not been done with a
lawyer's ear. It is the business of the
judiciary to say whether .0r not Sena-
tor WILLIAMS is guilty or innocent by
Judicial standards. _
We are not judges. We are the
Senate. It is our constitutional respon-
sibility, as Senators, to assess our col-
league's actions by standards we hold
for ourselves.
Like each of you, I carry in my own
heart and in my own head an idea of
the standards a Senator of the United
States should follow and exemplify.
For whatever reasons or friendships,
under whatever motivation or provoca-
tion-whatever may have been the in-
ducement or the entrapmentSenator
Wrurms behavior did not meet the
minimum standards expected of a U.S.
Senator and the Senate must react.
What is the proper reaction? The
Ethics Committee unanimously recom-
mends expulsion.
A search for exact precedents yields
none. In history, the 15 Senators who
have been expelled were all expelled
on grounds of treason. Three other
Senators, whom committees of the
Senate had recommended for expul-
sion after charges of bribery, either re-
signed or lost at the polls before the
Senate could act on the recommenda-
tions. The Senate never has been
asked to vote on the expulsion of a sit-
ting Senator who has been convicted
of such a felonyuntil now. If this
should happen again, our determina-92 tion will be the precedent.92 The House of Representatives has92expelled Members who have been con-
victed of certain felonies.
There is also instructive history in
he Senate's action on Federal judges.
hen a Federal judge did not volun-
_/tarily resign after having been found
to have taken illegal fees, these "high
cri'mes_ and misdemeanors" were
grounds for impeachment, conviction,
and removal from office.
With that much example in mind
and with Senator WILLIAMS case
under consideration, one must ask the
following questions:
_ -.=':=-..___.:-r:::==!;.m.:-:~_1?-:..m-as-"1' V
I - v
-;> ~ / / -First. Have the Senator's actions re-
duced public condence in elected offi-
tals? t
Second. What is the point at which
embarrassing behavior becomes unac-
ceptable behavior with regard to the
Senate's institutional integrity? '
Third. Should one mistake nullify
years of service?
Fourth. Should years of service nul-
lify one mistake? " _
Fifth. Can any other Senator imag-
ine doing in a similar situation just
what this Senator has done? .
Sadly for the Senate and for Senator
Wruxams, my answers to these ques-
tions point only to expulsion.
Bribery inverts and mocks the demo-
cratic process turning it upon itself.
Among other things, Senator Wn.-_
L-IAMS has been found to have taken a
bribe. _
Some of my colleagues have said to
me that they believe censure would be
a more appropriate remedy. But the
issue here is not a minor one. It is at
the core of democratic govemment,
the faith people extend to political in-
stitutions.
To protect that faith, the Senate has
created an Ethics Committee and has
vested that committee with guardian
responsibility ior the standards of the
Senate. A Senator should reject a rec-
ommendation of the Ethics Committee
only if that recommendation seems
very substantially unsupported by the
evidence before the committee and
very clearly inconsistent with the
standards of the committee and the
Senate. Nothing in this case, I am sad
to say, suggests such exceptions to me.
I will vote for expulsion. -
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August 20, 1982
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Dear Mr. Webster:
The purpose of this letter is to request a copy of
the set of guidelines pertaining to Undercover Operations
and the Undercover Operations Review Committee along with
any other pertinent guidelines relevant to the control
mechanisms implemented in the wake of Abscam.
Thanking you very much for this information, I am,
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ACLU! report said yesterday. i ;Standards should be changed torequire. among other things, that theI-Bl find a pattern of criminal activi-ty before targeting individuals, saidthe 69-page report titled»'l'he Les ~sons of Abscamf. " :3 . » . »_ Additional controls should be de-veloped to ensure propersupervi-sion of undercover operations, andan innocent person who suffers aninvasion of privacy or an injury tore'putation during such an inquiryshould be allowed to sue the govern-ment, the report said. "- .. t. The Abscam inquiry led to the,con= _victions of 12 political figures,
ce tin bribes from undercoverP 8 92 . ,.agents. During the_ 1980 investiga- 5,tion. FBI agents posed as representa-tives of a wealthy Arab sheila.only 12 convictions 'resulted," theACLU report said. .'To be sure, this isa 60 percent success rate, but it is"also a 40 percent" failure rate using a',highly intrusive technique withdamaging consequences _ _ 2The report said thei-Q1 in somecases -violated itslown undercoverguidelines, which require it to make_the -corqtpt nature of the activity. . . reasonably clear to potential sub-'jects"_and to offer illegal induce-mentsfnot"itnjustlflable in view of
. , Webster said he was convinced that"thecharacter of_ the illegal _transac-tion in which . _. Llndividuals. . . larelinvited to sneeze.-, 1 -» .-. ' '-:{ihose guidelines, even if followed,.do not adequately protect, the inno-cent from being targets of investiga-tion. the reporsaid. ;" F j The report also said the FBI slto_uld§be required to obtain a warrant from.
.-agents Pfor purposes of testing a per- eluding seven congressmen, for ac- §'sonscriminal predispositionor for.- covert ini'iltration~of~an< organiza-1 --*.._»»¢.<-is .. . --. . , _ 4-U011» 1. _.-,"'-_'.':t,~.?>~- @~~' '1 ::<- -7': i ._ We believe the facts lead inescap-ably to the conclusion that new legis-lation is required _to impose limita-"_a judge before using underoovetgtinhs . on the i-Bl's. discretion" to
engage in undercover operations;while continuing to permit such 0p- §erations to take place under narrowly defined circumstances," it said - rjThe report was written by Jerry J.;;,.92Berman, the ACLU: Washington_leg~}' islative counsel; 1 1--7; :-r, vgl"FBI director William H. Webster."has long defended the Abscam opera-tion; saying it was aservice to thenation. ' " » cl 5 "- In recent congressional testimony; "
the FBI had not selectively targetedany individual and had violated noconstitutional safeguards. 7--= But the ACLU report said that ?too "
many innocent public officials weretargeted for bribes and brought be-~fore the cameras" that secr'etly_re-'_corded bribe _offers..;j=* " I-Q1 'i"?_*'¢Webelieve that therights of all _Americans are endangered by per- -mitting the FBI to retain such discre-tion. and that crime and corruption ;can be adequately investigated and-
prosecuted without risk to civil lib-erties or compromises of ;American '_Ivalues,_ the report said._' R. , ___,» ."lwenty_ meetings were _ held but
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zlll-'-lives is "good riddance."Richmond, _of Brooklyn, first sbugle to public attention in 1978 S;_-.._..__.... . n he acknowledged soliciting- . -X from d - -_ ' _PWo irs -offender s 8 'lhe committee hates to investi- "' ' "since m he h . . 33 we $1911? activities of a fellow ='been beliiinaio write the nation: -
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ab in ' r almost a year andri Ihyted to have the unidenti-e per fired. ' ~
£1 '@!cpartment officialslSl th thxcase be investigat-l for poss riminal charges.
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bank robberies but also criminal tanevasion and receiipt of stolen prop-
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scam convictions of four former
Congressman,glgarly caught in the agt on vidg
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The 3-0 ruling esterday by jf-5°2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeagiwas "the first by a federal appea '
court involving any of the sev_§1members of Congress convicted as?result of the investigation. .-- ~0Thg ggmj yphgl the convitidgs
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The court, however, ordered?retrial on a conflict of interest countagainst Murtphy and lowered finesagainst him rom $20,000 to $l0_,0_0_2.
The four congressmen were
caught on videota ipgcommitting lfderal crimes Iwrote Ji'i'dge on Newman forgtllel
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investigation, though subjec_t__-Ofsome criticism, affords no basis _
re'ectin the convictions," hesaid.kewman noted his apéieal dealt
onl with trials of the efendantsandy said a 16-da due- rocess lieain in earl I951 u Eels the conduct
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- W IHINGTON - Federal pros-_, ecu are investigating a supervi-sor F headquarters for a leged' inv t in mastgneiinding ha= stri of en bank ro ies int eSou%idwest. _ .
cre l ni d a fencing operation. Tgnv ation also involves an
, abo t ei to rob the FBIs ownforgen i onds and jewels, ac-cor ing t ' ormed sources.' S psard News Servicehas learned at tr? FBI officialshe knowrT0P the Bl supervisor'sa ged in ement in the bankrob in ;or almost a year andoriw t ed to have the unidenti-fie pe fired. ' ~
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chief administrative assistant to
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helped author ma]_or a_nti-crime leg-;S{l3tI0!l then pending in_the Senate.e also was a_campaign aide to
former Sen. J. William Fulbright, D- '
Ark-, and Sen. Dale Bumpers, p_._
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the ru b handin it administra- Itivel and havin fiém ll;nsiste the matter '
..a . » 4 -. - -_ttorneyThe case was investigated by the
U.S. attorney and has been referred
to a federalgrand jury here. ,
The charges under investigation
include not only complicity in the
bank robberies but also criminal taxevasion and receijpt of_ stolen prop-'erty, sources sai .' ~ _
Spokesmen for the FBI and the
U.S. attorney refused to comment
on the investigation. - - . "
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A key witness in the case i-
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court involving any of the sevelimembers of Congress convicted as?result of the investigation. ~41" -
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The court, however, or'dered 1?retrial on a conict of interest countagainst Mlfhy and lowered finesagainst him rom $20,000 t0 $10,003-
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Focuses on FBI Aide
Continued from Page A-1!
Probst, a lawyer from Pine Bluff,
Ark., who was a former key aide to
the late crime-fighting Sen. John
McClellan, Qgrk. Eromt, gg, wgsJndicted last week by a fedeigl
grand jury in Little Egg}; on 15counts of bank robbery, arson am,
cons irac . He is scheduled to tes-tify before a grand jury in Washing-
ton next week. .
jrobstca longtime friend of the
Iitofficialgunder investigation isArkansas,
Sources said Probst at one point
was cooperating with federal pros-
ecutors here in their probe of the
bank robbery ring in return for
reduced charges in the case. But
prosecutors decided to ask for in-
dictments of Probst on all the
charges after they learned he was
passing information about the probeto his friend in the FBI, sources
said. »
W When the Arkansas indictments"charged with receiving inone iheknew was stolen from seven anin five states and with cons irac iofiud an insurance 'against Probst and the three other
men were announced in Little Rock,
U.S. Attorney George Proctor saidProbst was slated to appear before comfiany .through claims for a deliberate y; estaurantiire.
B suspected ofhaving directed or helped plan the
bank robberies, which involved
banks in Huber Heights and Ga-
hanna, Ohio; Springfield and Car-
thage, Mo.; Greensboro, N.C.;
Southaven, Miss; and Olathe, Kan.
Probst is free on $50,000 bondafter pleading innocent to the
charges and is awaiting trial next
month. He faces a possible prison
sentence of up to 115 years" and
$50,000 in fines if convicted on all
the charges. -
Three other Pine Bluff men also
are charged with conspiracy in con-
nection with the arson case.
As a legislative aide and former
chief administrative assistant to
McClellan in the mid-1960s, Probst
helped author major anti-crime leg-
islation then pending in the Senate.
He also was a campaign aide to,
former Sen. J. William Fulbright, D-Ark., and Sen. Dale Bumpers, D-92the grand jury in Washington totesti y on a national security"
matter. , n
Sczirccs said the national securi-
ty matter in question is the sus-
pected involvement of the FBl_official in the bank robberies._AJ,.
_tl_iough__Probs_tt is; expected torbew iven immuni rom rosecu ionasco on his tes%imon i ;Lii'lE rand"Jug, sources said i't is not clear 5*w ether he has decided to cooperate
with investigators now that he him-
self has been indicted.
We're a witness only and not a
target of the Washington investiga-
tion," Probst's law er, Bart Mullisof Pine Bluff, saidv in a telephone
interview. - ,
He said he had been instructed by
prosecutors not to say anything
more about the probe.
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81 million in art. Mel_.Weinberg was a
crook then, and he is a crook now. Butthrough him we met other criminals-
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tn Arab money for other means. and so
we took a turn toward Atlantic City andif -_,,_,l.-;.. ' Willisiwlbshr
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introduced us'-to the vice &rsident oi '1' the New Jersey Gaming mmission,§
Mr.Kenneth McDonald. - 5- ;
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' McDonald got $100,000 ' I -yu as themost important giI_re__in 1;; ji.;-;,__ Pnénew i§~f".'$°'Y..!°*§;=§g§?-Meg m'e"=g},i@"'g-gfgis, F-L1: " "--»--'7"-==we»se»=s:»1s1ie§iiifI£§§.§§1, __ . ,.--_ evised-the .'honyst6ry that w y/ lie " :1}: Arabs were breed to leave the: .1 - _
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ta state gnattx at thetime tie served as'PCamden1nayor, also was convicted. '
55-" _ Aim] the time we followed theirfieadsfwapaid them bribes and followed'.their»lea _ Butlat no time we men-
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yesterda afternoonrgurnen reserved is decision
taps were secretly recorded by the
protracted Ahscam campaign that in-
otatederalagentposingasanmah
i The 62-year-old Williams, who did not attend yes-lxs proceedings, resigned from the U5. Senate in_, tollowing his May 1981 conviction tor seekingD million in oans to revitalize a Virginia titanium
to helpsecure government contracts to guy theF
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term in January for his rt in the titanium mine ~-.--»,*-P?-;~ J, :~::~ ,;>~0
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arwlmsconsalgg _ only "-8- senatorooovictedM eharxea <f»;»?=~¥"" Williams was sentenoedloa threéyearprlaon
mam where" cm" uh mamaskey question in the amnf? investigation revolves
around"wherethelineshouldhedrawningovnrn--
mentactivlty
Be said oneltlrne ll.S.- Supreme Court Justice, 1}; . _- -may gm; mmdrew the lino 5? yea? ago_1£e:_ heh;.."l...t ..m:';:'§:...r:mY " J: .;:r...i la: !mma .
characterized the government's Ahscam activities as
- Be recounted manic! the meetings Williams par-
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few allusion" to claims of entrapment in hitztement but that _V_lilliams arguedW88 lnll0%1." -1- - I; 'f-'g"5."t f" 1.-Z-*1".
" Koelaer referred to Korma: portrayal oi
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thlae as an Fliouundemover lntormantscusaonsa ernmen contra._- And Judge Prattnotedvtwithoutthehs
goverumenteontractstherearasmcase here," Ki°-. ,n¢j';1;a.as'1.seii.,.g¢ "
thelsueotpred1sp_os|tion.He medtherewevlélenee tha wlnlyiltjli been predisposed toml ;'l-sf. '-'.>~,~ ¢.-,f:"' '-4 ' =
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said yesterday he has agreed to postpone the expulsion
at debate, scheduled to begin Tuesday, until March 3Wi.lliamsrequesL ' -' -. -: _ -' V
__ _ Sen.Williams indicated that, iorhealth reasons,
the debate be postponed until March 3." -_;¢ -_ ' - --
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an
lace the Senate expulsion proceeding Feb. 2---. . _ _
; on the day he was supposed to be sentenced, how-had initially been scheduledpteo be sentenced Jan. 2§
- rcondition.-His sentencing was delayed until this
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_ D-NJ!, claiming health problems, yesterday succeeded.in again delaying the start oi debate on a resolution
.ca11mglor_his expulsion from theSen_ate. ~ . -. _- _~
has not been possible for him to prepare for the debate,"
said Baker. ,0n that basis, I agree to recommend that
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SENATOR TED STEVENS OF ALASKA '
SENATE OFFICE RLDG
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WE UNDERSTAND THAT YOU AND SENATOR CRANSTON OF CALIFORNIA HOPE TO
LAUNCH AN INVESTIGATION OF ALLEGED HISCONDUCT BY ABSCAN|
THERE HAS BEEN T00 MUCH STALLING. DO YOU THINK THE PEOPLE ARE DUNS?
ALONG WITH MY FRIENDS NE HAVE FOLLOWED THIS TRIAL OF SENATOR WILLIAMS -
FROM POSTPONEMENT TO POSTPONEHENT| _
"FIRST THINGS FIRST" THE VOTE ON THE RESOLUTION TO EXPELL SENATOR
WILLIAMS-
FURTHER DEVIATION FROM THIS NE BELIEVE WILL REACT EADLY ON THE SENATE
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U November 1982
Mr. William H. Webster . OUTSIDE SOURCE
Director .
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, n. c. 20535Dear Mr. Webster, K
As a concerned citizen - and an admirer of the FBI -
I would like to bring to your attention a statement made by
Captain Z. L. Newcomb, USN, which suggests a problem in our
anti-espionage efforts. I personally doubt that the statement
is true and regard it as a slur on the FBI. In any event you /,__9292
should be aware that the statement was made. I am sure you/will "Q
agree with me that if Captain Newcomb is correct, we are in M
trouble. { ' ,92 _.-' .-/
*8!On page H, paragraph ll, of enclosure 1 of Captain Newc§§b's
letter he states that the security check that is done prior mg
issuing a Secret clearance costs $11.17 per person. He '"~ Q?
specifically states that this estimate includes costs " incugre Qby other organizations such as the FBI ... " '2? g §
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I find this shocking, if true. Is this the case 7 Do we=have
such cavalier approaches to issuing Secret clearances such ¬§§ttn t1 t $11.17 264 -1 __,M °°, :1 e en re Process cos hi!
I would like to add that I have thought of writing to you
several times over the past year. Once to commend you for the
Abscam operation, a program for which the FBI received severe
criticism and a program whose merits I admired. More recently
I was impressed to read of the Bureau's use of a bil1bo§¥Ha§"w---
wanted poster. A minor thing perhaps but nonetheless creative, ;
and I hope, effective. Such initiatives speak well of thg @§i,3aKQ I
of your leadership.
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The President of the United States
Washington, D. C. 20500
Dear Mr. President:
In light of the recent disclosures concerning the
Justice Department's handling of the "Abscam" sting
operation, we beseech you to take appropriate action.
It now appears that evidence exists, supporting
the late Kenneth MacDonald's innocence on bribery
charges in this case. As former colleagues of Mr.
MacDonald, we feel that his tragic victimization in
this investigation exemplifies a blatant misuse of
federal authority. An overzealous Justice Department,
hungry for a tidy conviction, cost MacDonald his caree
pride, and untold family anguish.
Our appeal to the Executive Office is four-fold.
First, we urge that you take a stricter stance con-
cerning the misuse of federal authority at any level.
Improprieties such as this one cannot be permitted to
continue.
Secondly, we encourage the prompt and thorough
completion of the investigation into the Abscam
operations, examining the roles of Mr. MacDonald and
the Justice Department officials very carefully.
Next, appropriate steps should be taken to com-
pletely clear Kenneth MacDonald's name of any guilt
in this operation.
Lastly, we request that some personal contact be
made with Mr. MacDonald's family. They have suffered
a great deal, and would find comfort in knowing that
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talked to many people that seemed pleased at the job you
did on this AnSuAm.
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those in Government have also. Your work has sought out some
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have done them a service. Thank you. 4
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the liberty to express my views to the Senate Select committee .
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January 31, 1983
. I I nThe President of the United States 1!, The White House.-{| Washington, D. C. 20500
Re: Kenneth MacDonald
Dear Mr. President:
On November 18, 1983 the Borough Commissioners of
addonfield wrote to you concerning the tragic manner in
hich the U. S. Government handled our past Mayor Eenneth MacDonald. Since then we have received the follow-
ing relative to this matter:
1. December 17, 1982 letter from J. Steven Rhodes,
Special Assistant to the President for Intergovern-
mental Affairs, acknowleding our correspondence.
Mr. Rhodes indicated he was forwarding our letter
to the Justice Department for their consideration
and direct reply.
2. Januar ll, 1983 letter from Oliver B. Revell,
Kssistant Director, Criminal Investigation FBI!,
U. S. Department of Justice. Mr. Revell stated
that "the Select Committee rejected the conten-
1 tion that the government had improper motives in
indicting MacDonald".
I We do hope that the above is not the extent of a response
{to be received from your office. The preponderence of infor-
mation relative to ABSCAH and particularly the late Mayor
Kenneth MacDonald, creates significant questions as to the
appropriateness of both the FBI investigation and activities,ahd
alsothe entire process of the Grand Jury operation. For your
information I am attaching a recent news article from the
Camden! Courier-Post concerning the activities of ABSCAM
Prosecutor, Thomas Puccio. We are also attaching copies ofthe letter received from Mr. Rhoades and Mr. Revell. _
Mr. President,the more we read about the activities of
our FBI and our Grand Jury, the more we are convinced that our
Enforcement 553 judicial system has perpetrated a significaHf_
injustice to the late Mayor Kenneth MacDonald and his family.
Ken MacDonald gave many years of his life in service to Haddon-
field, the State of New Jersey and our nation. Unfortunately,
a few overzealous federal officials have created a nearlv
unerasable taint on the reputation of the fine man.
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We realize you are very busy, but we also realize that
Kenneth MacDonald was not too bus when the many calls for
~.his public service came. Therefore, we,are respectfully again!
requesting you review this unfortunate series of events, and
when you do, we fully expect you will:
1. Invoke stricter controls over misuse of federal
authority at any level; -
2. Complete the high level review of the FBI's and
Federal Prosecutor's activities in ABSCAM, and
particularly Mr. Kenneth MacDonald;
3. Determine that former Mayor Kenneth MacDonald
was guilty only of giving much of his life to
serve all of us and guilty of nothing of a
criminal nature;
4. Publicly and meaningfull¥ make contact with
Mr. Kenneth MacDona s amily, apologizing for
the governmental excesses that helped lead to
Mr. MacDonald's death.
Mr. President, as one of your predecessors stated -
"The Buck Stops Here" - and that is at your office. Former
Mayor Kenneth MacDonald gave very much to our country and
committed no criminal activities. His family deserves an
immediate apology, even if it requires our government to
admit that it engaged in ille al and inappropriate activities
in the ABSCAM investigation and prosecution. Your efforts
in Mr. MacDonald's situation will be greatly appreciated
and most appropriate!
Respectfully yours,S S C /aQ<i:9*92. J.6é:Idi;iT_Jr.,
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Commissioner Theodore Dorn
Hon. James J. Florio, M.C.
Hon. Frank Lautenberg,U. S. Senator
Commissioner Edwin Spragg .
Mr. J. Steven Rhodes, White House Staff
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CAPITAL news,
culated legal magazine has accused former chief
Ahscam prosecutor Thomas Puccio of revealing secret
grand jury proceedings related to the FBI operation.The charge is contained in-an article in the current
issue oi The American Lawyer. a presgious monthlyniggazine lor tfi?legaITriiernity with e circulation oi,_more than ZSTOM subscbers. most olienTlawyers andIiilges. " ' .
'l'Farticle. writtenlisher of the magazine. accuses Puccio_of, prosecutorialhandsofan able. eager prmccutonenough tobea viola
tion of rule GE of the I-ederal Rula of himinal Procer
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"Thomas Puccio has suecmfully been stung.-tlmlhonly in print. - > '
ln explanation. Brill told Gannett News Servicc GNS!
that. if he had approached Puccio as an adversary.
irstead of as an agreeable luncheon-companion withmutual prolesional interests. he might not have gotten
Pucciotobesoindiscreetastorevealthegrandjury
proceedings.
Jfhat Puccio was lulled into revealing them by Brill:
_a_lr;I_S¢_§..llJ_£!2lil1l-Kl-lllll wit§_ot_]{er federal undercoverstings as well. He notes specifically the cocaine arrest ol
automotive entrepreneur John DeLorean and the
Japan's Hitachi Ltd.The celebrated Abscam investigation into political- corruption produced the conviction on bribery and con-- wages of theft of electronic trade secretsby employees
: spiracy charges of 19 persons. including seven members _- of Congress. ' '
_ While he was interviewing Puccio in eonnection with
Abscam. Brill charges. the lonmr prosecutor confided
to liim details oi the secret grand jury proceedings that
"lt's not a major transgression but arguably. in theulted in the bulk of the Ahscam indictmentsfriendly approach shows clearlyhow e ' "someonecan lieitriclfifito B'6ing something IE} 1% not Midi-naril do, Brill said. . '- < "Hg iusl such liiery might have been used bythegovernment in developing its case in Abscam and othersting operations, Brill suggests in his article. , _ -_
Puccio told GNS he had only skimnied theart.lcle"
and would reserve comment until he inquired further
into the matter. He said the suggestion that he may have
divulged secret grand jury testimony in vlolationol thelaw was ridiculous. -_ ' . - '
But Brill stuck by hisstony. ._
_ "Thestory istrue."hetoldGN& "llediscussedgi-andjury proceedings." _* '
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As , mple.8rlllwrotethatheaskedPuccioiflor~mer Harrison A. Williams Jr.. D-N.J., a convicted
Absc "defendant. had beencalled to testify before thegranaijury that indicted him on bribery and conspiracy
charg '"P told me he Williams! did not testily." BrillSiid. . 1;" ' '
"la" asltedhimhowthemernbersofthegrandjuryreact = _,to' the showing of the video tapes fol public offi-
cials ~ ~ ting bribes from FBI undercover agents! and
Pucci told me. Oh. they loved them.
"1'h- :~ like that are secret. said Brill. and shouldn't
be di ' » -."
Bril 4.'ll¬II92Id¢i|!OllIl0'I?P0f1lIlPtlCCi0'S@l$CllSt'sion - condential grand jury proceedings because it
demo rates how the enthusiasm of some prosecutors
tor he .- ine~grabbing investigations could blind them to
cond 1 ontheir part that might compromise the integ-
rity o * criminal jistice system.
Suc- uct, he said. has been evident in the recent
unde __ er scams orchestrated by the FBl and the
Dcp ~-I tof Justice and "might beunsettlingto those
who - ', _ e that prosecutors should care as much about
josti and the integrity of the system as they do aboutjilli 1 V. ' cells. l
- R ~ -disclosures concerning the conduct of the
Abs" investigation. he wrote; provide clear. eon-
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vAbscam prosecutoriaccuspof abusing iofce
RALPH SODA noit News Service
ASHINGTON - A highly regarded. nationally cir-viorinzvfoohll '
8prosecutors in charge of Abscam Philip lleymann
former chief ol the criminal division at Justice!. Irvin
Nathan assistant U5. attorney general in the criminaldivision! and Thomas Puccio - ruined the lite of at least' ' _ tnbscam was as muchascandalforth§-
tors as for the defendants. .92 lggre is now stron evidence," Brill says. "that the
one innocent defendant former'New Jerse Casino Cory .~trol Commission vice chairman K_Enn§.lTYMacD0nald!.
unfairly convicted several other utterly urlsympathetic
but not appropriately prosecutahle public of f icials such
as Sen. Williams!, and then stained the reputations oi
those professional prosecutors who had the guts to say.
in internal memos of dissent. that the simple integrity ofthe system was more important than a sexy indictment -
or conviction." i - '
- Brill told CNS that. since publication of his article. he <.
has received numerous letters" lrom readers critical
ol the conduct of the I-Bl and federal prosecutors in the
Abscam. Deborean and Hitachi sting operations. -
He said he has received one call complaining about his
article from Puccio. and a "friendly" letter from FBI iQirector Willi ' belore he.
wrote his article " ' '
_gpinion in one _of thg5_bscamga§.esfindingthg_92§gn-_1a:no entrapment. Brill said he had read the opinion cited
by Webster. ..
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President Ronald Reagan
The White House
Washington, D.C.
Dear Mr. Reagan:
I am interested in finding out the methods used
by the F.B.I. during their ABSCAM investigations.
I am specifically interested in knowing the an-
swers to these questions.
What Kind of law allows the F.B.I. to bribe peo e?
Why was the F.B.I. not indicted for attempted bribery?
Why is this type of procedure not considered entrapment1929292
Can any other aqency in the Justice Department use.this i- type of procedure to catch potential criminals?»f92r92%Kv
N 92"I would apnreciate you answerinq these questions.92_J would Jalso like you to send me any other information concerninqf
this topic. Thank you for your time.
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Hon. Ronald Reagan
President of the United States
White House
Washington, D. C. 20500 .
Re: Hon. Kenneth MacDonald
Dear Mr. President:
In 1982, Kenneth MacDonald of Haddonfield died, knowing he
was a victim of Federal government excesses. These excesses,
under the umbrella of "ABSCAM", an investigation designed to
uncover corruption and influence - peddling in government, had
their heaviest toll on Kenneth MacDonald.
In addition to his service to our country in the Armed Forces,
Kenneth MacDonald gave many of his days and hours in public service -
serving as Mayor of and Borough Commissioner in Haddonfield and a
New Jersey Casino Control Commissioner. These were just three of
the many responsibilities he assumed in trying to make government
responsive, efficient and meaningful.
We know that Ken MacDonald is now with our Lord, as Ken did
know Christ. Unfortunately, his family and friends still carry
the burden of the false accusations and shame from ABSCAM. We be-
lieve that at the first anniversary of his death, it is about time
something was done.
The Office of the President possesses great powers that can
mobilize troops, money, support and sensitivities. We are asking
that you order the necessary steps for our Federal government to
absolve Ken MacDonald's name of all charges. Ken MacDonald spent
the final tragic days of his life attempting to clear his name.
You can complete that effort. _
As I said in my last letter to you dated January 31, 1983
"The Buck Stops Here" in your office. If it were in the power of
my office, Mayor of the Borough of Haddonfield, I would order pro
cedures to clear Ken's name and publicly apologize to his family
and thank them for Ken's many years of public services. I have
done what I can by writing to our country's highest elected official.
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In Haddonfield, we will be dedicating a new park at the entrance
to our town in Ken's honor as well as hosting events honoring
his name - a good name deserving of honor.
We would appreciate some acknowledgement that you did get
to see this 1etter._ Thank you in advance for your consideration.
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