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February 1+, 1972
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1': i- m- :.i I 2-. bu- ]_92~':l@ to the dest Hrlld bnnrdicictry of any 1-2|-o-1-iul Aqeni cf the FBI who has prevmunl.
II l. li.'l : 1 92-.- 1llt.'~ t:r'It. JP-1-' CQu5r- Plcttpt Blf-dr-Sift:-iii. H Wl|l]|' r>n'.;_,lQyi-d as 0 Special Agent, lr1mfor~
' by Check - Money Order! the Sun» cl I39, puyablv to L-.A.i.F'., tc- be in':liidr.-cl in mild lund. Pclytnent w|]l cr-
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lllc» . tr-1 tor Qt thu !'i-'! will uppmnt u Committee 92llhlCl'i lhull Consider all matters pertaining lo the dcquilition, lute
ke-at inq ll ! --i~ildlI92q c.! said lurid, which Committee Will reccnimcnd appropriate action to the Director in pIIllI.l'|Inll'nCl1IQIS,
The -92iss..nz:r.' lel"'7lCY oi the Administrative Division of the FBI shall receive alt contributions and account for lame to the
I!il:- .r_ I, i it. - deulli oi any Special Aqent who is 0 member ol Idtd lund the appointed committee will consider the i;-use
0t.ti aubiiii J r¢- illenddlldh l92| the Ditectot as to ila concluelurie. Appropriate tnltructtana will then be issued to the Langst-
jni !_',ln- -t ,|- r. tt,- Adminislrritive Division, dtrectinq him to pcry to the dlitqndled beneficiary the sum of 120,000. The ticibtllly
'. - Iund "'.l -tot iii-.cier any circumstances exceed the amount ol monies in the lurid. cit the time any liability lhall occur.
EXECUTE IN DUPLICATE AND SUBMIT BOTH COPIES TO THE BUREAU
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Tho fnliqwiiig peinon is designated as my beneficiary for Special Agents lnaufratnce Fund:
Naniu lprirnnry beneficiary; use given first name if female! Relationlltip
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Apartment 1316, #000 Massachusetts Ave Uaehington JQLC,§l;n: con;tig_<;tt beneciary, ifdenired; use iiifenflriiliiile if femnlel I W W V R-elationlllip
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Lin you dtblt9 to dl'l-lglzll the above-listed beneficiaries as the beneficiary and contingent beneficiary respectively of the
Chas. 1- Rm-is Ftttid M well? [T 5 Yea 1:] N0 if not, Lhe entire following portion mm-it be executed.
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Captioned dinner is scheduled to be held in the
"North Gallery Roof" of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Periurniing
Arts next Friday evening, 10-22-71. It has been determined that this
dinner is scheduled to sta_rt_promptly at 8:00 p.E. , with a cocktail
party _f2£_¥.hQ§¬_a. ££id~iE8..9Q¥lm?PPi"B.Q R00 P-.m-_
; The dress is optional, with black t_i_e for those on the
dias, which, of course, will include Mr. Hoover.I
Ivir. John Grady, chairman oi this affair, who is, oi
course, well known to the Director and is the individual who aCC~I.r2'i.,J3.Il192.-"G:
General Carroll and John Doherty to the Dix-ecto-s Office on 9-16-71 ls.
invite the Director to attend, advises that a private recepzr n in honor __
<_>i__1_ne 1Qire_ _:tor will be held in the South Opera Lounge, which is just _9.;.;_
- the first oor of the Kennedy_'Cente;_'_,"'coi'_nmen_cing a't'_7:0_0 p. m;__' -_,.__,_ ____,_.__-- --__.__-._ __- _7__ ;; -
This private reception, according to Mr. Grady, will be
confined to those who will be on the dias with Ivir. Hoover and one or two
other distinguished personages, a group not to exceed 40 pEIS0ll&_
The South Opera Lounge is a very tastei.i.._ deco--a.ed
roorn of approximately 40 feet by 40 feet, which fee I'l. .i -J83-Uiiftllcrystal chandelier, a gift to the Center from the Repulilég of Ire1,md.. f V L1: J _ _ I ' 1 - '. '1 .. - Mr. Tolson h t I
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RE: SOCIETY OF FORMER SPEC
I Mr. Grady has askt.-cl that if the Director's schedule '
- permits and in order that he might have an opportunity to visit with
all those who will be on the dias with him, Mr. Hoover might wish to
" ;}r1'i92"e__at the Center at approximately 7:20 p. 1_g_. , where he will be
iet at the "Hall of States" entrance by a small reception committee.
to selected for this purpose, who wilt then escort Mr. Hoover to
1 the South Opera Lounge and thereafter to the "North Gallery Roof"
for the dinner itself. As soon as the reception committee is selected,
' the identities of those on that committee wiltbe made available to the
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The identities of all those to be on the dias with
Mr. Hoover are not known as yet since details regarding the makeup
of the ciias party have not been completed. It is known, however, that
_Lt_. Generaliloseph Carroll__ and Mr. _G1ady__wi_th theiryrespective wi92@_§,
as_ well as Congressman H_. Allen Smith and Congressman Omar
_BLlI16SQ£l, who are the seniofmembers of their respective Parties
in the SFSA, as well as ivir. James_Rowl¢_Ijy,_lec_tor of the $_ecr_g§
Service, are scheduled t5'be on the dias.
As a matter of additional information, His Excellency
Patrick Cardinal OBoyle was mosi: anxious to attend and give
benediction, however, he is precluded from doing so due to a prior
out-of-town commitment which he was unable to reschedule.
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As you are aware, the Director has agreed to attend
captioned function which is to be heid at the Kennedy Center for the
Performing Arts on Friday evening, 10-22-71.
In connection with this event, Mr. John J. Grady, who
is chairman and who, of course ,2 extended the invitation to ivir. Hoover
during a meeting in Mr. Hoover's Office on 9-16-71, has indicated that
a souvenir program is being prepared and in this program they would
wish to feature a photograph of Mr. Hoover with a testimonial to theU1I'eC[Or ITOID the 5r'§A-J _l - ~2Hgé¥#1@@¢re.In this regard Mr. Grady s requested our assistanceIin the preparation of this testimonial. One has been prepared and it// I
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J. Edgar lloover and the Federal Bureau of
Investigation are synonymous symbols of integrity and selfless
dedication to the cause of law and order.
Molded to safeguard the principles of our
democracy, the FBI, under the remarkable leadership of
Director Hoover, has achieved an efficiency and effectiveness
unparalleled in the history of law enforcement. In its war on
crime and subversion, the FBI has become as renowned for
its vigilance and concern for the rights of all citizens as it
has for thwarting the enemies of our free society.
Mr. Hoover has rightfully earned the respect,
admiration, gratitude, and support of concerned Americans
everywhere, and history books will record the narne of J. Edgar
Hoover as one of ourNation's great men. Those of us who have .
had the privilege oflcarrying the credentials of a Special Agent
are especially grateful for his untiring efforts to maintain the I
high standards of the Bureau, and it is the earnest prayer of
everyone associated with the Society of Former Special Agents
of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, in particular the membership
of the Washington Chapte r, that Mr. Hoover will continue as Director
bf the FBI for many years to come.
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"The Capitol Hill SpCCtLttOI;' a small paper of limited circulation
in the Cap;-.01 ;.i1l area in its issue of March 25, 1971, carried a i.rie£'1cm
}'._J,.l l92';1:1'..-icy Clark swipe plaque marking Hoovers liirthplace?" The story
1.:cIic.;.c.=" me plaque cominemorating Director's birth site on the wall of the
C '._»;1ol hill 2.1..=tl_iodist Church, 421 Seward Square, S.E., has been stolen.
L --.>;-y iacctiously suggests a search of Ramsey Clark's recreation room.
-.~. rt _;-.ird to the news item, the Director noted: "Check and see if plaque has been
stolen. "
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You will recall that the Capitol Hill Methodist Church is leca. ;;. ". and. Pennsylvania .--venue, S.E. , at Seward Square. In 19GE5,"R_;92',/Ld'.-."arc1
J_<.-92=."is, Pastor of the Church, indicated that the church would tr,"dédic;=1c- a
lllOl1. ail.il window to the Director as the site oi ...is window in the church is
1;;-_-ciseiy on the spot of Mr. Hoover's birthplace. This gesture was approved ar.:.
the J. Ed,,"ar Hoover window of the church was dedicated on Sunday, June 26, gut/t.
TIA: Director attended the dedication ceremonies.
In connection with the window there are two plaques. One p1-_._;;e
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The :s0 ;o.;u line reads "The J.Edgar Hoover window." The plaques also poin. out
1;-.e Lhrecu.-l- was born on this site on January 1, 1895. Both plaques contain the
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Iii-Lin-ciist Church and ascertained that the interior plaque is intact. Howe-in,-~
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i have, 01' r-z arse, not determined whether or not it was stolen. It is not felt that
5 11.55 in.pz~.;:ation could be obtained diplomatically without possibly causing publicig
or l=:1l1bLiI1;iSSl'Ill'l[. Any direct inquiry to the church officials might result inX this in view of the present Pastor's alleged liberal leanings.
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MERICAN NEWSPAPER WOMEN'S CLUB DINNERA /'7 p.m. , MONDAY, 5/24/71, REGENCY ROOM,
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92,..-On 5/20/71, SA Fran]/Jéllig, Jr. , accompanied Mrs. Mitchell to
a luncheon, at her request, at the a hington Hilton Hotel. While at theluncheon, SA Illig met Mi§5jw President ofjhe ,é_I11IiQ3.lLHW5D§3.Pe*
WQl1]¬ She requested that, if possible, Mr. Hoover should arrive at
the Ft_e,ggncy_Itoom at 7:15 p;m. , 5/Z4/jl. She advised that the Attorney Genera
and Mrsfitche w75l?1 arriveiafapproiiimately 7:20 p. m. She indicated that
both the reception and the dinner would be held in the Regency Room. The
Regency Room will be divided by a partition for this purpose. She advised that
at 7- 50 p. m. , the head table guests would go to the VIP Room to gather in
preparation for the grand march to the head table at 8 p. m. The VIP Room is
a small reception room to the rear of the Regency Room and not too distant fromthe head table. 1" " -" 1"
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The Attorney General and Mrs. Mitchell normally arrive at pre-
dinner cocktail parties approximately 30 minutes before dinner, which in this
instance would be no earlier than 7:30 p.m. The Director mayAwish_ttl_tinie hisarrival for about the same time as the Mitchelljs. ' i'* it it R ' ** */J,,1;lZ] S '4-3z;ia..=..,.. zao 1'-'11.» -ACTION: I hi
SA lllig will meet the Director upon his arrival at the main entrance
to the Shoreham Hotel and accompany him to the Regency Room. SA Illig ll_
rem-am on hand to offer any assistance the Director needs. SA Denni reed
will accompany the Attorney General and Mrs. Mitchell to the dinner
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I .SUBJ RC1" KAMEBJCAH. .IJ'El¥§Pél?.§_R...W_QMEN'§ ELIE --/I, -dy ._i.._....._..1 DINNER nouonmo MRS. MARTHA MITCHELL ¢---I REGENCY ROOM , I .1 , A f-"°'fSHORE;-IAM HOTEL 92 J _ ; _ _ __, LMONDAY, 5-24-'71, 7:00 P.M.' ' / F
,. As you are aware and as set forth in your ba-nkground memorandum
oi 5-18-71, a copy of which is attached, the Director is scheduled to attend
captioned dimier next Monday evening and will be sitting at th ad table withthe Attorney General and Mrs. Mitchell. K 1
92'.f":~"/, p_ /, /192 /-IIn view of the festive nature of the exant and the levity that can be
' anticipated in connection with the honor being afforded Mrs. Mitchell, attached
are some suggested remarks in a rather light vein which the Director may wish ___
to consider for use on this occasion. _ _, _ _ . IT-?'_"/-'-"""""_'.""7;."»"' 7':i E
.. ~ E e . '"re=""'"p 1: should be here noted that it has bBe§ea¥¢ernme¢,ém'wt1eZiealfs"Z,' 92b_lgck tie _a_._ffa.ir which will be attg_n_dgd_ _by_!ari_ous membe ' I ' 1.15 2. ¢£1e_._9_.__ QB§ibm__e_t. There will also, of course, be anoverwhexiiiig number of newspape! A i omen present, many of whom, as you are aware, are quite aggressive and
_.aL§ee1£ !1_2.*192!£¥°@9_1e.th§Eire9In::- 1 _ x M-ea ETA, 92 hf In this regard, it should be noted representative of
"Women's Wear Daily" once endeavored to inte w e Attorney General and
on that occasion unbeknownst to Mr. Mitchell tape recorded his comments.
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very excellent anapehots. . .!rom his new oice oi assignment is
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of all of us in the FBI, Iwould also like to take this opportunity to
express heartfelt appreciation for the splendid cooperation aorded
us by the members of the American Newspaper Women! Club over
the years. The eiiectiveness of our operations depends to a large
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our responsibilities, jurisdiction, and accomplishments. Your
literary eiiorte have been installments! is attracting the kind oi men
and women to careers in the Bureau whom we need to fulll our
obligations to the American people.
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to properly serve the public, must serve the truth and thie demsnds
great integrity, keen insight, end persistent diligence. With some
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credit than the press in sustaining the ireedoms we Ill cherish.
ltisiorthisreaeonthatlemdoublydslightedtobe
able to pay my respects to the remsrklble Iiie oi our distinguished
Attorney General this evening.
I consider myself privileged to he essocisted With
the Mitchells. The Attorney General is e men oi consummate
ability, integrity, and fortitude. In ell my years oi service to
the country, I have never met s ner gentlemen or e greater
American. . .end I would indeed be the lest person to describe his
lovely end vivacious wile es en "spsihetie Amerieen."
Her eourage, candor, and enthusiasm in speaking out on
a variety of ieeuee have endeared her to the overwhelming mejority oi us
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I know that those of you who regularly subscribe to an
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me in the conventional clothes I am wearing this evening; but, like
ordinary people, we "Emperors" do have our problems, and I regret
to say that my toga did not get back from the cleaners on time.
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with a night-light. . . . This is absolute nonsense. . . . The tact of the matter
is, I have been sitting up night after night waiting for one of those iamed
late-evening telephone calls from the lovely cabinet wife whom you are
honoring tonight.
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credit than the press in sustaining the freedoms we all cherish.
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CONTACT BY OFFICE OF CONGRESSMAN JOHN M. SLACK
D_e§n_ocrat-West Virginia!E55 On the afternoon of May 3, 1971, I received a telephone call from{Pan ecker, the Administrative and Legislative Aide of Congressman 3ohn.MS_lag_ who is a member of our Appropriations Subcommittee and who is a staunch
admirer of the Director personally and the Bureau as a whole.
Becker stated that the Congressman was aw e of the proposed resolition that was to be presented by Congressman Harold D.'¥ollier [R-Illinois! whic!Collier has introduced on the floor of the Con po '5! the Director and
in appreciation for his contributions to this country over his years of public serv-
ice.* Becker stated he and the Congressman had been discussing the Director's
valuable services to this country and the great debt the citizens owed Mr. Hoover
for his contributions to the internal security of this nation, as well as his con-
tinued attack on the criminal element and felt that something more than just a
resolution or stereotyped speech commending the Director should be considered
by the Congress and he, Slack, would like to instigate such action if feasible.
Becker stated that he was sure the Director, better than any other Illa
in this country, could document from his wealth of knowledge and experience an
autobiography or memoirs that would be of inestimable value to the citizens today
but also to the historians in the future with regard to the various types of organiz.
tions and individuals that have endeavored to undermine our form of Government
and particularly those past and present detractors of our great institutions such a
the FBI who are doing this country a great disservice, particularly the current CI
of freaks, wierdos, screwballs and political opportunists who are attempting to
detract from, rather than to properly recognize what this country stands for and
what contributions men such as the Director have made toward making this such
a grea,Lp_ation. 4-Enc. * Copy of prior memo re this resolution attached! '-' "' 'j_,
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Re: Recognition of the Director's 47th Anniversary . . .
Becker stated that he and Congressman Slack are aware of the
Director's high principles and know that he would not consider documenting
such material while he is in office and they were thinking if at such time as
the Director may decide to leave the Bureau some provision should be made t
by the Congress for him to be designated as perhaps Director Emeritus and
given funds for a staff, office space and the like, and access to whatever
materials he needed to develop his memoirs which would contain material
which the Director is now precluded from giving the public the benefit of.
It was pointed out to Becker that the Director on numerous occa-
sions has indicated he has no intention of retiring or leaving the Bureau and
although I was sure the Director would appreciate the Congressma.n's interest
and the thought they are giving to recognizing the Director in this way, that
additionally there would be other factors that would have to be considered, such
as statutes restricting the utilization of certain information coming into his
possession as a result of his position in the Bureau restricting dissemination
of certain types of information. Becker was quick to point out that neither he
nor Congressman Slack intended to imply or in any way indicate, that the
Director should give any consideration to leaving his current post unless he
wanted to do so when and how it might suit him and not these freaky detractorst
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Becker stated he would appreciate getting any indication he could
for the Congressman with regard to this matter and if we had any alternatives
to propose the Congressman would be appreciative of receiving them.
BECOETMENQQTION:
It is recommended that Becker he advised that we appreciate the
thought, but decline the offer.
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1- ? ltlinoiril ;=.c1tlre:~.=.';etl to his t!i.i¬'t'l~ ,'tlE.l in the lieu.-;e .'=ttlvi;;iit " thrt at.
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t.'»n_,:~- ,r:m:in. Mrs. Hershey inarle available :1 copy of the letter to Inspector
T<o-.-.- It is known througgh Mr. and Nrs. Hershey that Congressman Collin
ms welt prtrticulurly concerned over the recent criticism of the Director and
this ;1|;:=t-op1i:ite means ot tribute by the Congressman is indeed noteworthy.
rs. il921:_-hey hits ativised the letter is being disseminated largely among the
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com.-ern and the proleet is being given a helping; hand by Mrs. Hershey in her
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I nave 1:~n a Special Order on May 10, 1971, after the
v1n~o 0- xtguiar business to pay tribute to J. Edgar Hoover
» an ihw 7rh anniversary date of his service an Director of
the Ped.* al Bureau e Investigation. In view of the recent
HT4[raH10d criticism directed at him, I hope you will join
with we or that date to pay we1l~deserved tribute to him
Lo: his many yearn of dedicated service in the security of
_~ Country.
1; vou know, Mr. Hoover entered the Department of Justice
in 1&1? and in 1919 was appointed special assistant to the
Attorney General. From 1921 to 1924 he was Assistant
Director 0¬ the Bureau of Investigation and on May 10, 1924,
WAS H&mQd Director. a post which he has so ably held to this
date. '
If you wish to participate or submit a;statement to me for
the Record. please call Mrs. Hershey in my office at your
early convenience. -
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We, the members of the Legal In-Service Class, wish toexpress to you our thanks for making this training possible. Your
insight into the problems of our times gives us, as attorneys, the
opportunity to stay abreast of the law and be aware of the most recent
trends in the field. With this unique legal training, we will be able '
to instruct, counsel, and advise the Special Agents in our respective
field offices. We will also be able to train police departments in the
highly complex problems in criminal law.
The format for this In-Service has been most demanding,
but extremely rewarding, and we are grateful for your insight. it has
given us the opportunity to use the Justice Department Library and
read material not readily available in the field. The instruction by
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The Executives Conference of 9-25-69, consisting of Messrs. Tolson,
Mohr, Callahan, Bishop, Jenkins for Casper, Conrad, DeLoach, Felt, Gale,
Rosen, Moore for Sullivan, Tavel, and McDaniel ior Trotter , was advised that
SAC Johnson of the Chicago Office in a letter to Assistant to the Director Mohr
recommended that the FBIRA or the Society of Former Special Agents consider
having a J . Edgar Hoover commemorative medal designed and produced for
sale to Eresentito f__Qrmer employees and friends gj_|e BUIQQLI. Johnson indicated
that if the FBIRA felt it should not be involved in this endeavor, he was sure
that the Society oi Former Special Agents, which is holding its annual convention
in Chicago commencing 10-9-69 , would be happy to undertake this project.
|Mr. Tolson raised a question about cost. Mr. Hoover noted on this communication,
92"I am disinclined to have this done. "
Discreet inquiry was made of Mr. William T. Louth, President, Medallic
Art Company, one of the leading companies in this eld to ascertain the costs
involved in such an endeavor. This company makes the J. Edgar Hoover Medal
for Excellence in the Study of Law Eniorcement for us now and do quality work.
This medal is 4 inches in diameter and is of gold-plated bronze for which we pay
$35.00 each. The Director presents one to the candidate in each National Academy
class who merits receiving it. These medals have been presented by the Director
since 1961.
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" used and who is highly regarded by Medallic Art Company is Ralph J. Meiiconi who
sculptured-the Presidential medal of President Nixon. To do a good job he would
need whatever we might be able to furnish in the way of previous sculptured-type
work and a multitude oi photographs from all angles. For the Nixon medal they
used about 35 photographs taken oi one side of his head.
TiT§'Medallic Art Company would need four months-ta do..an¥.IIl-H1318 after
sculpturing has been approved. The dies themselves would bé92an/additional cost.
For example, $735 for a 4" diameter and $360 for a 2 1/23 e&1I@. Four
metals can be used: platinum .NPC"lk is! .- " -1 * '
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price on== ie cost of the platinum medal. A 4" diameter gold medal would cost
$1875 and} 2 1/2" diameter gold medal would cost $390. He advised they are
prohibited from producing any gold medals for resale. He quoted the following
prices on 1000 silver medals but pointed out this would be as of 9-22-69 only,
as the price of silver fluctuates -- 2 1/2" diameter, $18.20 each; 3" diameter,
$31. 40 each; and 4" diameter, $50.00 each. To purchase 1000 medals in bronze
the prices for the 2 1/2", 3" and 4" diameter would be $2.50, $3.50 and $5.50 each.
If 10,000 were obtained the prices would drop to $1.90, $2. 50, and $4.25 each.
Each medal comes in a separate box. For an additional 50¢ each they are supplied
in a larger box containing a small metal stand.
To purchase 1000 medals in 1 ted bronze, the prices for the 2 1/2", a3 and 4" diameter would be $4.50/£f:l]%f0.00 each. No quote was available on
10,000 lots.
It was pointed out to the conference that it would be possible to obtain a 4"
gold medal for presentation to the Director, however that would be the only one
obtainable under the prohibitions against producing gold medals for resale. It
was felt that there would be a heavy demand for these medals in the bronze or
gold -plated bronze and apparently the Society of Former Special Agents would
be interested in considering undertaking having this medal produced at their behest.
The majority of the conference with the exceptions of Messrs. Tolson and
DeLoach recommended that SAC Johnson be authorized to approach his contacts in the
Society of Former Special Agents to ascertain their interest in undertaking this
project should the Director approve.
Mr. Tolson did not feel any further action should be taken concerning this
project at the present time.
Mr. DeLoach pointed out that he was absolutely in favor of commemorating
the Director's name in any way possible; that, however some projects by the very
nature of their makeup and physical attractiveness might not be nancially successful
and therefore be embarrassing to the Director. He felt that a medallion produced
and sold by the Ex-Agents Society could be a case in point.
The Society some years ago presented the Director with a large, attractive
bust. Smaller busts were sold through the Society with profits going to the sculptor
from $32. 50 to $40.00. While a respectable number of busts have been sold
outside an§__inside the Bureau, the number has fallen short of anticipated profitg_
by the sculptor. This was no detraction from the Director's prestige, but simply
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Re: Commemorative Medal Honoring the Director
Mr. DeLoach also brought up the thought that despite the great respect
the majority of ex-Agents have for the Director, some of them might resent an
initial outlay of $2,000 for casting of the die or model of the medallion; that,
considering the fact that prots might not bring in expected revenue, the project
might be embarrassing. He also mentioned that some ex-Agents might privately
resent expending initial funds for the project so soon after presenting the Director
the aforementioned bust.
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such epic events as the Apollo ll moon landing, etc. He
has advised me that in the research which he has conducted
ne has learned that no such medal honoring Director Hoover
nas been struck. It has occurred to us that this is alvery definite honor which should be afforded the Director_
, as he is certainly accepted as the greatest living American.
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several of the Presidential medals including the recent otticially
recognized President Nixon medal. He has also designed a quality
Apollo 11 medal and has been in charge or the President Art
Pr 514$ including such series es the Presidential Series, the
StL!%hOOd Series, The Signers of the Declaration of Independence
Se1.es, etc. Ienconi's works are considered to be superior
in =cu1pturing detail. His works are distributed by Presidential
Art Medals, Inc., 10 West National Road, Englewood, Ohio.
Another outstanding distributor or medals is the
Franklin lint, Yeadon, Pennsylvania, which it is our understanding
is distributing a Years or the Union Serieseand_ae8sa$ee-oi--q
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vary for size, but generally range about as follows:
23" .999 silver - $35.00
2 " bronze - 6.00li" .999 silver - ll to 15.00
1" bronze - 3.00
this endeavor honoring Ir. Hoover; however, you nay feel
that due to the size of the project that it would be better
if .t would be sponsored by the FBIRA nationally. It so,
we certainly are agreeable to any of your desires. Ie
feel that the ninting of a limited serialized editionx of
sac: of the above would be appropriate as I an sure that
every employee, past employee, and close friends of the
Bureau would want one. I think, however, it should be a ,
limited edition. We further suggest that four gold or
platinum medals be struck, one tor presentation to the
Director, one for presentation to the President of the
United States, one for the Smithsonian Institute, and one
for any museum of the Director's choice. Ie feel the
nedai should, or course, feature Director Hoover with the
?BI teal on the reverse side. We feel that_this would he an
apprspriate honor for the Director and would be something
that all of us could cherish during the years to cone and
would be soaething that would be passed down to an eaployee'a
children.I The FBIRA, Chicago will be happy to undertake
I an writing you this internal letter for your
observations. If you do not think it is a good idea, we
of course, will not proceed further.
One further thought--if you think the idea
is a good one, but feel the FBIRA should not he involved,
I am sure that the Ex-Agents Association, which is holding
its annual onvention in Chicago commencing 10/9/69, would
be happy to assume this project. Ie, however, would suchWprerer that the FBIRA nationally or the FBIRA, Chicago handle
th1§'pro3ect.
I would appreciate your thinking. if there is
anyghing that I can do to be or assistance to you here in
Chicago, just let as know. 9 ___
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was indeed kind of you to think oi me in this manner and I
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policy of Miss Regina E. Kane, who died on January 18,
1969, in Indianapolis, Indiana.
This is to advise that 1 expreuly and
epeeicaily waive all rig-hie, 1:-riviieiei, iitie and iuioreai
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4-2-69 , which is attached, advising the Budget Bureau was incorporating
in the amendment the Director's new salary rate of $42,500 in lieu of the
$30,000 presently contained in such language when they transmitted the
amended 1970 appropriation request to Congress. The mrector stated,
makes it subject to a point of order in either House. H."
W!.11e discussing other matters with Jay Howe on the aternoon oi 4-3 -69
I inquired of Jay Howe as to the vulnerability of the proposed language being
forwarder oy the Budget Bureau making it subject to a point of order and Howe
advised that inasmuch as the amount stated by the Budget Bureau oi $42,500
is the same as that provided in the basic legislation, that is the Federal Executive
Pay Act as recently amended, that it would eliminate it as being subject to a
point of order.
Howe stated it could only be stricken on a point of order were the BudgetiBureau or the Committee to insert a figure that was in excess of the $42,500
provided It-r in the basic legislation.
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REGARDING DIRECTOR'S SALARY - $42,500
John Kaminski , the Budget Officer for the Department, telephonically
contacted the writer last night and stated that in connection with the
i amendment to the 19 70 appropriation request being forwarded to the Congress,
the Bureau of the Budget was incorporating in the amendment the Director'sJ new sala.-'y rate of $42,500 in lieu of the $30,000 presently contained in such
language
. I contacted Ben Tryck at the Bureau of the Budget with whom Kaminski
end di.~ -.-assed this and learned from Tryek that the technicians at the Bureau
oi the Budget with regard to appropriation language and phraseology have an
:-greenent with the Chairman of the House Appropriations Committee that any
phrase :>l .gy changes should be submitted formally by the Bureau of the Budget
to :he Aopropriations Committee and this would include such items as the new
salary "ate of the Director of $42,500. According to Tryck, the President's
:2-. essagc transmitting the amended budget is scheduled to go iorward to the
Approprations Committee on Monday morning, April 14, and in the package
wfll be included the phraseology with regard to the Director's salary as well
as the .-7: .815 ,000 authorized for intensifying the organized crime investigative
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You will recall that I arranged with Jay Howe previously so that the
new salary rate of the Director has been corrected on the Committee print of
our appropriation bill; however, in light of the understanding between the
Budget Bureau and the Chairman of the Appropglations Ctnmittoe this will,Jnow gt, forward with the amended budget request. I --' '~ _ _/ *_ _ :1 I {'7
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language change by the Director when he appears to testify.
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SALARIES or FBI binscros AND I ta?-gig,ASSOCIATE omzzcros I -, ~ ,. ' - e --/ 2»/~/"*""The _ legislation establishing the basis or fixing the salaries
of the Director and Mr. Tolson is Public Law 88-426, approved 8-14-64, effec-
tive '1-5-64, l-znown as the Federal Executive Salary Act of 19%. It established
5 salary levels with the Director being included in Level II, with salary at that
time of $30, 000 per annum. The specific designation was, "Director of the
Fedeial Bureau of Investigation, Department of Justice, so long as the position
is he-.d by the present incumbent: Provided, That thereafter the position shall
be placed in level III. " The position of Mr. Tolson was included in Level 111
at $28 500 per annum, which designation was as follows: Associate Director
of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Department of Justice, so long as the
positori is held by the present incumbent: Provided, That thereafter the posi-
tion shall be placed in level IV. " Public Law 90-206, approved December 16,
1967. established a Commission to be known as the Commission on Executive,
Legislative and Judicial Salaries and established a method of setting the rates
of ext-eutive salaries. The Commission snhrnits its recommendations to the
President who, in turn, includes in his next budget message his recommenda-
tions as to the exact rates of pay he deems advisable. The President's recom-
mendations become effective 30 days thereafter unless in that period either
house of Congress specifically disapproves any or all of them, or a statute
has been enacted into law establishing different rates of pay. As a result of
this procedure revised rates for the 5 executive salary levels become effective
the fir st pay period after February 1!, 1969, which will be February 23, for
"he FBI. The new rate for Level H in which the Directoris position is listed
' creases to $42, 500 and Level III in which Mr. Tolson's position is listed§:lCIE8.S¬S to $40,000. Rflat; , J _.
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The next incumbent of the Director's position WOHIG uncompensated
at the rate for Level III which will be $40,000 per anhhnand the ms incum-bent uf-Mr. T0lson's position would be compensated at the rate for Level Ni,
which will be $38, 000 per annum.
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Re: galaries of FBI Director and Associate Director
With regard to the Director's salary being reflected as $30,000
per annum in the appropriation phraseology for the FBI, this is secondarylanguage to that contained in the primary authority of the Federal Executive
Salary Act oi 1964 and the statute establishing the Commission on executive
salaries: thus, e_ve_n if through error gr_other erroneous developlgent, the
amount shown in Hie appropriation language is ifot Ehangecfit would have no
effect on the Director's salary in view of the overriding authority of the!primary statutes.
Nonetheless, we are following closely with Jay Howe, Clerk[oi our Appropriation Subcommittee to insure that the new salary rate of
$42, 500 wih appear i_n Lhe tinal committee print; The Director's salary9292 check which will be dated 3-21-69, will be at the new salary rate of
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T|oW'" ..___._:,_,HM: N. P.CALLAHAN _y/ -.§IfQ.l"_,,,¢1T_I' /7" r....a-.- _!__J I, ~o~.n~.... EXEMPTION or DIRECTOR FROM E 4/-COMPULSORY RETIREMENT FOR AGE ,1.-
The C1V1l Service Retirement Act provides tha em yee who
' shall have attained the age oi '70 years and completed 15 years of service
-.-_.- , shall be automatically separated from the service and also provides for the
5 immediate re~empioyment oi such annuitants who shall serve at the will of
. "-_ the appointing officer. Under the Act the President may, by Executive Order,
exempt from automatic separation any employee when, in his judgment, the
public interest so requires. This authority was, except for Presidential
appointees, delegated to the Civil Service Commission by Executive Order
10682 dated October 22, 1956, which -has been superseded by Executive
Order 11228 dated June 14, 1965.
k Although the Director was not a Presidential appointee, President
- , Johnson exercised his authority to make an exemption from the mandatory
retirement regulations and issued Executive Order 11154 on May 8, 1964,
f 1 providing that "Whereas, in my judgment, the public interest requires that
Mr. Hoover be exempted from such compulsory retirement: Now therefore. . .
1' 1 I hereby exempt J. Edgar Hoover from compulsory retirement for age for
' an indenite period of time. " It is to be noted; however, that had the Director
-. been retired on 1-1-65 it would have been necessary for the then Attorney
- Geneial to recommend his reappointment. On 5-8-64 when the President
-~ ._ issue-".1 his Executive Order, Robert F. Kennedy was the A1;tg;f1_1gy_§i<;:-p_¢_a_r_a_l_,_ p _subsequently resigning in September, 1964. "1 Y. » '1 , j _ " _
" E9 -*--.-.-». .+ '3; :;.*_'f;"-_ 5 1'The Civil Service Commission advised quit méyeigp ig '§i;5'é5uve'Order 11154 was to continue the Director as an actige Federa emp oyee and
~ Commission with the employing agency paying the employee the difference
, between his regular salary and the annuity. Re-employed annuitants do not
' contribute to the Retirement Fund. Section 4 a! of the Retirement Act provides
. that, "There shall be deducted and withheld from each employee's basic salary
Q i an amount equal to 6% per centum of such basic salary. . . " My memorandum
_. to you of May 12, 1964, reported tlltin connection with Executive Order 11154.;_ |Mr. gvid F. Lawton, Deputy Director, Bureau of Retirement and Insurance,
.- Civil Service Commission, advised that salary payments to the Director would
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"PAGES FROM COMMITTEE PRINT OF
STATE, JUSTICE, ETC. APPROPRIATION BILL '
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DIRECTOR'S SALARY '1. . 1
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Pages 107 through 113 of the Committee print of the State, Justice,
etc. Appropriation Bill will, when received from the Committee, be placed in
Ulr" Director's budget material. Page 108 under compensation of the Director
reflects that it is $30, 000 per annum. This salary rate will increase to $42, 500per a.nnum 2/23/69.
I spoke with Jay Howe, Clerk of our Subcommittee, as to
having the new salary rate of $42,500 per annum reflected in the language
oi this apmpriation bill and he suggested the simplest way would be for him
to do so on the Committee print before it goes to the printer after hearings
have been completed by substituting the new salary rate of $42, 500 per annum
and the bill is being readied for reporting out of the Appropriations Committee.
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1954 _____________ __ 146,900,000
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OF LIFE INSURANCE COVERAGE ! AGEIWY |N$Tl"¢T|°N5
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TO COMPLETE THIS FORM; T' a.
1 FOLLOW THESE GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:
l | - Feud the back of the "Duplicate" carefully before you fill in the form.
- Pi" in BOTH COPIES oi the form. Typeor use ink.
' Do not detach any part.
2 mt IN we ioenttiririuc INFORMATION aetow [phrase PIIWI of type!:
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QELECTION OF OPTIONAL IN ADDITION TO REGULAR! INSURANCE
I elect the $10,000 additional optional insurance and authorize the required deductions
trom my salary, compensation. or annuity to pay the full dost of the optional insurance.
This optional insurance is in addition to my regular insurance.I 3 MARK AN "X" IN ONE OF THE BOXES BELOW do NOT mori more than one!:
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DECLINATION OF OPTIONAL BUT NOT REGULAR! INSURANCE
l decline the $10,000 additional optional insurance. I understand that I cannot elect op-
tional insurance until at least 1 year after the effective date of this declination and unless
at the time I apply for it 1 am under age 50 and present satisfactory medical evidence
of insurability. I understand also that my regular insurance is not affected by this declina-
tion of additional optional insurance.
WAIVER OF LIFE INSURANCE COVERAGE
I desire not to be insured and I waive coverage under the Federal Employees Group Life
insurance Program. i understand that I cannot cancel this waiver and obtain regular in-
surance until at least 1 year after the effective date or this waiver and unless at the tlrne
I apply for insurance l am under age 50 and present satisfactory medical evidence of in-
surability. I understand also that I cannot new or later have the $10. D0 additional
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lWho must le.All employees ti.-t excluded by law or
regulation from insurance coverage, including those who
have previously waived coverage, are required to com-
plete and le Standard Fomr 17&T. Employees who are
in the service on-Ecbruaty I4, 1968, as well as those who
are appointed after that date but before April 14, 1963,
must le the form.
Amorruzde cancellation of previously led anniv-
ere.~Ali "Waivers of Life Insurance Coverage" SF 53!
on le are automatically canceled as of the rst day of the
rst pay period beginning on or after February 14, i963.
Payroll offices are to begin regular insurance deductions
on the automatic cancellation date for employees who
do not le a new waiver, i.e., those who do not check b0x
C of SF 176-T, on or before that date.
Employee: falling lo 1e.If an employee does not
return a completed SF l76T, contact him and urge him
to do so even if he does not want optional insurance he
will, of course, be automatically covered for regular in-
surance!. If he still fails to le SF 176-T by April 14,
9%, or 31 days after appointment, --ehtchever is later,
le one for him as of that date: mark box I, and note
in the space provided for his signature employee con-
tactedfailed to elect optional insurance." See note 2
below.
Review of completed ]orma. a! Review both copies
of the SF 17631" for legibility, completeness, and con-
sistency. Reconcile with the employee any obvious majordiscrepancy such as a mark in more than one box
b! If the employee marked box A or box C, make 5Ur~;
the Statistical Stub is complete. Then detach and mail
stubs, in a bundle, weekly to:
Office of Federal Employees Group Life II1SLI'l8Il t-
Statistical Study! -
4 East 24th Street -
New York, New York IOTH '3
c! If the employee marked box I detach and destrm
the stub.
Dale of receipt and eeclice dntP. a! Stamp datt
of receipt by employing office in the space provided fr-
this purpose on both the Original and the Duplicate.
b! The effective date is determined from the table be-
low.
Diepolifion of forms;- a! File the Original SF
176- T in the official personnel folder in all cases.
b! Any necessary payroll change, with effective date,
may be posted in the space reserved on the Duplicatr
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if! The Duplicate may be destrng P.-Y. 5f no pn!']"0ll actio -
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payroll system have been met.
Use of SF 176-T SF l76~T Election, DCCliD3llO1|
or Waiver of Life Insurance Coverage" should not ht-
used after the initial ling period aft!-r April 14, l968
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EIPLOYING omcr -EMPLOYEES DECISION
Elects optional in addition to regu~
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be: !!
Naive: rmller en Ineligible tor
optional! box C!.
Elects optional in addition tn regu-
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WAIVER. SF 53. IN EFFEIIT; IF NU
OF DEDUCTION?OF DECISION
Coverage effective February ll,
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Declination ellll Fellr11ery'll,
Waiver effective lest day el pey peri
pd In which February 14, 1968
tells.
Oovenge effective on date of receipt.
Declination effective on date ol re-
ceipt, but employee loses auto-
matic optional protection on Fe-b~
ruary 14, I968.
Cancellation effective last day pl
pay period in which received.
Waiver cective last day Of Day pert
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pay period beginning on or alter
February ll, 1968.
Deductions sip lasl netr of paypelriod in which Februar» 14, I958
fels.
Deductions begin lst day of lst
ply period beginning on or alte'
date of receipt.
Deductions for optional stop art
day of pay periorl in Iriricl =
peived
Deduction; s.-0 last day pl pay pt-
ribd in whrzn received.
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benuflclur; uf age-""2 lilllcd In thl lino at duty, other l|92II tlav0| tcllllnti.
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vcrsar with tr JusticeDepartment this vv-ck, rev-
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Republic. c'riLiciz- by others
as an over-s¬!!.S11'":e prima
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years on-r the r. -.ndatory
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down as d1I¬Cl.0f 0! ¢.v. organi-
aation ac built. rue years
ego I ideal ..'<~;~=c:n. by
-xecurive order waived
mandatory W-tircni-. .i..
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#1.. rnrnent who 5.-. '-mover;
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as Lhat '-P'5an l.lIlu.. _ .111 an
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to school mghts to earn his
law ¢l°81ec. On July as, 1911,his lew degree from Geor eWashington University inlaud, Hoover was hired now clerk in the Allen Enemy
Regislratlnn Section. Within
two years be was named to
prosecute nllens leized in
roundups of luipected |ubver-
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lpress cove:-ege oi time bmeau[and himselt. In in 51 FBI field
offices agents clip local news-papers for mgemenon of thetmreau or of director. Saidone iormer agent oi Hoover:
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no doubt about it."
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morning before 9 and puts in n
full day in his fth oor ofce.
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word. '.nJ.ike civil service
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K92:r . 1 lmq -1 5-1:1 lund, which cornmzltee will recommend appropriate CICIlOn to the Uareclor in pertinent mclllers,
'1!- Ar.;.;=.' j[ -r-1'.-r or the Adrnmislrunve DlVI.Bl ! of the FBI shall receive all contribution!» Ind account for some to lh
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-'¢ 11>" -;1' -1 _- : .--:.921-=1 :, '1 line Director as 10 its com-Iusions. Appropriate instructions will l'lPn bg 1.;ued [Q the A55|=,|
3 1: _:. .: r 192dn :r.|s92.:ru' "-1- Division, direclmq hln- to pay lo lhe designated beneficiary the Ium of $20,000. The l.lClbll.llf
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EXECUTE |N DUPL|ClTE AND SUBIMT BOTH COP|E$ TO THE BUREAU
Ilflu ial Bun-uu N.. '.- ipleaav or iprinll W If .5al.eW j Gffice of Alllllfl Or SOC Divieinl
_x J. EDGAR HOOVER, DIRECTOR 6-5-67 Director's Office
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The follovwn ,J8I!-IUI1 la designated us my beneficiary under Um Chas. S. Ros Fund providing I500 dellh benefit 1'-0
- '6fl&'f192lH.I'_y of ngehtl killed In the line of duly, other than travel accident!-
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will T- i l .:- f'1'.1 '7 i -- ritwi fr=»rr urn, cause I;-Ire;-I Bl-ll-dP5l!u:"tiQn while Emplfayd us ct Special Agent, Iqm Q!-
"92'"-1- - I~"Y' - H bf CFIOCR - Mty Didi!! H.» Sum of 520, ptlyttble I0 S.A.l.f ,, In be il't"l,lUdE'd in said fund. pdymnv W11] L-.-
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-.ir.;--:1" t .4 ;'|-92e>'l t|.=:! th-- 1-Jill tender--d he-rewtth is u voluntary, t]!{JluIlOu5 contnbuttort to suid lund which I unduratrind
IL? t< t» :1rr.u.. ' -r- ti 1:1 n.t- rt tlmwtnr; ntonner. _
'Im.- i-1!!" tor ct the Ffs] will Dppoll o committee which lhnll consider ull matter: pertaining to the dcqutlttion, nutc-
keteyttrq Ind t-In--:.dinc; oi said lund, which committee will recommend ap;,rQ;,.|-jute action to the Director In piritrtent matters,
The r'-sstl tn! 2 tiasftnl oi the Administrative D19292l'l.ItOt't of the FBI shall receive all contribution: and uccntlnl ior some to the
l_!lr 92:|."l, I';.- :' -- dzeilllt r,t any 5p9ClCl1 Aqent who 1| ct member ct said lurid the appointed committee will conltdnr tho cusp
und =,uL::.n <1 rt. - 1 F-I'M!-Jilcft I0 the Director as to its contlulibhl. Appropriate tnatructtona will then be isluad to the Assist-
mt _'_;rr:t 4: ,t -rt» AO:'tIlhJB'lfO92l92v'8 Division, dtrecttnq h|.Il1 to pay to the deliqnuted. beneltctaty the Ium ot $26,006. The ltublltht
Q! Yltv lund >l:1.1 not under any circumstances 91¢;-eed the amount oi monies in the fund ctl the time any ltubthgy Ihull occur.
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J. Edgar Hoover 5-22-67 Director
Theifollowing periton is an my benefieitiry tor Special Aggntiazlnanfance Fund: W i r WW *7Nianw iprimary beneficiary; use given first name if rekniaiéii ILRelationli1ip
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[ you d--r~H'e tr» dt-z--lilttttlu the ulttive-lit-il9d be-necittrieu an the beneficiary and contingent beneficiary I'ePE¢l-i92'@l3' Of the
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The f0ll0Wll'lg person is designated as my beneficiary under the Chum. S. Ron Fund providing $1500 death benet to
benefictgfy of agents ltlllod In the lino of duty, other IIMI1 travel accidents.
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Mr. Tolson suggested we include in Director's
t» *--g1'8.phiC1 sketch Director's former Army Reserve Commission
5- La. The following sentence is proposed for addition to the sketch.
"Mr. Hoover received a commission in the United
States Army Reserves in 1922 and resigned his commission on
April 24, 1942, in view of the importance of the intelligence work
L. the FBI, of which he was Director. At that time he held the
rank of Lieutenant Colonel in Military Intelligence."
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the biographical sketch, third line, after the ,wor/ds .". . .a.nq in HQ,1924, he was named Director." REC134 T ~ ___,. -_' } "' .. .1 _.
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DIRECTOR. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUST|CE, K JULY 1, 1966
John |~'dgar Hoover was born January 1, 1895, in the District of Columbia. He was educated in
the public st-hools of the District of Columbia and received Bachelor of Laws and Master of Laws
degrees from The George Washington University. He holds honorary degrees from The George Washington
University, Pennsylvaiiia Military College, New York University, Kalamazoo College, Westminster
College, Oklahoma Baptist University, Georgetown University, Drake University, University of the
South, Univr-rsity of Notre Dame, St. John's University Law School, Rutgers University, University of
Arkansas, lllIi92 'ro.-as College, Seton Hall College, Marquette University, Pace Corlege, Morris
_t_larve_92 '.ollcg|.- and The _ '-atliolic University" of America.
Mr. Hoover entered the Department of Justice in 1917, and in 1919 he was appointed SpecialAssistant to the Attorney General. From 1921 until l9?4 he served as Assistant Director, Bureau of
Investigation, and in May, 1924, he was named Director. He has been admitted to practice law, beforethe bar of the District Court of the United States for the%istrict of Columbia, the United States Court
of Claims and the United States Supreme Court. Mr. Hoover is a Mason, both Royal Arch and Scottish
Rite. 33°, and a Shriner. He is a member of Kappa Alpha Fraternity; Omicron Delta Kappa; Delta
Tilt-in Phi; Alpha Phi Omega; and Zeta Sigma Pi. He is a member of many national and statewide
law enforcement associations; a trustee of The George Washington University; member, Board of
Directors, Boys Clubs of America; member, Nations! Court of Honor, and honorary r.-iemier, National
Council, Boy Scouts of America; Active Member. Grand Council, Order of DeMo1ay. He is a member
of the Columbia Country Club, Washington, D. C. He has authored three books, Persons In Hiding,
1938; Masters of Deceit," 1958; and A Study of Communism, 1962.
On 3-8-46, Mr. lloover was presented the Medal of Merit by the President of the United States.
Unll-13-54,ht was awarded the Cardinal Gibbons Medal by the National Alumni Association of The
Catholic University of America for outstanding service to his counl:ry.- On 5-27-55, President
Eisenhower presented Mr. Hoover the National Security Medal for his outstanding service in the field
of inteiiigence relating to National Security. Or: 1-2?-58, President Eisenhower presenwd Hr. Hoover
the President's Award for Distinguished Federal Civilian Service. On 4-23-58, he received the U. S.
Chamber of Commerce Great Living Americans award. On 5-5-58, he received the Freedoms Founda-
tions George Washington Honor Medal for his speech, The American Ideal. On 6-16-59, he was
presented the American Citizenship award by the Junior Order United American Mechanics. On
8-1-61, the 17.5. Senate passed a resolution commending Mr. Hoover upon his 37 years of distinguished
service to the United States" as Director of the FBI. On 12-7-61, Mr. Hoover received the Mutual of
Omaha Criss Award for his outstanding contribution to the personal security and safety of the American
public. On 2-22-62, he received the Freedoms Foundation's George Washington Honor Nodal for the
second time. {in 8-14-62, the Order Knights of Pythias confened its first annual Distinguished Service
Award upon Mr. Hoover. On 11-9-62, the Jewish War Veterans of the U.S.A. presented Mr. Hoover their
highest award. the Gold Medal of Merit, which was inscribed In recognition of outstanding and
meritorious service in the battle for civil rights and liberties. His integrity and devotion tojustice
will be remembered forever. On 11-16-63 Mr. Hoover received the Pro Deo et Juventute Award from
the Natioiial Catholic Youth Organization in New York City. On 12-4-63 Mr. Hoover was the recipient
of the BrotI1e1_'_hg_<_>d Award from the Brotherhood of Washington Hebrew Congregation for his un-
swerving devotion to the betterment of brotherhood among all races, creeds and colors. On 11-24-64,
Mr. Hoover I'£¢tt_l92'Gd the Sword of Loyola Award because his life has been one of seless devotion
i- ..,......i_., ....,4 i'.-..i 1' n.. 10-10424 ail. unrlnll nnnaiurnrl U'l92l92 "nk.-I Medal" At The DAI92I92s:92It!nI92Ii.Q Q -.;,.t..Lil LJU.ll.L[! unu 929292l- 92J925 1&0-lIa_92JIg Ill ll'92-IUVUI 92¬'929292-IYUU 92Il3 92-ll-Ill-I WIGUWII 92-Fl I ll92I I ¬5llllDJlVGllllII LI92J92-rilil-J
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Scottish Rite, iiJi_Lon October 19, 1965. ""
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resigned his commission on April 24, 1942, in view of the importance of the intelligen
work of the FBI, of which he was Director. At that time he held the rank of Lieutenan
Colonel in Military Intelligence. |_q;qCLQSUKE , .- I __
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Aihiziry Intelligence Reserve
U. ti. Army, 1922-1942
On 11-14-22 Mr. Hoover applied tor a Commission
in U18 Officers Reaerve Corps, U. S. Army. He was examined,
passed and oerod a Commieaion. He accepted on 12-1-22 and
became a Major. From that time until his resignation, his lervice
was continuous, as he euhmitted a new application each time hie
ter.-n expired. On 4-18-35 he val promoted to Lieutenant Coloaei
m me I-.-iilttary Intelligence Reaervee.
Ch 3-9-42 Attorney General Biddle adviled Hr. Hoover
the war Department would aoon call all Reaerve Iticere to active
service; that Hoover wouid he requeete to reeiil He Reeerve
post by the Secretary oi War, aa "tho country aeede you ia your
preeent poet." On 3-11-42 E. A. Tamra told Aeeietant cretary '
oi V.ar McCloy that a rumor had Mr. Hoover receiving a apaoial
Reeerve Otatua; that Mr. Hoover It! tllllltent that Ill lO¢liVI Ill
same letter from Secretary 0! War that had been loot to all I'D!
employees.
iaicifioy admit-ad air. iioovea and on i-5-42
Mr. Hoover received 1:-om Secretary of War Btimeon the letter he
had requested. Mr. Stimson requested Mr. Hoover lend ia hie
resignation from Reserves aa he was vital in hie poeitiou to the
detonse oi the country. Hr. Hoover eent ia hie letter d reeipattm
on 4-20-£3 and it was accepted on 4-24-42 eectivo tht thte. Be
wae advised thieaetion was taken because d llr. Reeve:-e by
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In Reply, Please Rdsr to
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Federal Bureau cl fnveattqnlior.
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I I dc-uh .' -l-d ~r 1 oy st. t ¢ end non n_tc-: the Agent has been a member cl the Iund iora contlnuuul period ol two years. It is
d and alt--r.-.:| that t|t¢- surn tendered hcrewlth in ct voluntary, qrutultous contrlbutlon la luld fund which I understand
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The DLIEPIOP Qt the FBI will appoint a commtttse which shall consider all matters pertaining to the acquisition, sale
7- ta--_p::.q Gnd cx; --dang of said tuna, -which commit:-Ia will recommend G§iait:'!iaiiGii Giiurl in the lrer.-tor in pertinent matters.
_.} Th. A55!-Btclrtl "tt~.-vtar of the Admlnllttutlve Dtvtston oi the F'Bl eht-111 receive all contributions and account lor same to the
' Dtrv. tot. UpD[. he death oi any Special Agent who ls o member ol sold Iuhd the oppctntcd committee will consider the case
and submit 1: Tt'{"."l"-Iltdlll to the Dlreclor as to ill cqncluiions Apptoprlctts lngtructions wlil tho be 1 . n ssued to 92hs Acetat-
ant DJ-fettlul ul the "92t1I't92lr¢l5HG92l92-It Division, otrecttnq him to pay to the dellqnutld benellctary the sum oi 810 000 The liability
ct the fund chm: 1-c~' under any circumstances exceed the amount of monies in the fund at the time any llcthlllty shall Occuf,
EXECUTE Hi DUPLIC-AT? AND EUBQIT BOTH COPIES TO THE BUREAUr
Ufficial Bureau Name please type or print! EE E E EE E 6El'ficeEdf Aiieignntent or SQG l'§1§riElit]'i E
;- L:~A J. Edgar Hoover 12-6-65 Office O1 1 -1°°*°1t
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_=_ t Ljilats. S. Ross Fund u-- well? [:1 Yea [:1 No ll not, the entire following portion must be eucuted.
The following person is designated en my beneciary under the Cues. S. Boss Fund providing 81590 death benefit to
beneciary of sgeme killed In the llns of duly, slher lt hovel lcclldllll.
M EstateE E; lE'iameE pt-ininry l;netEiEEcm.ry; e given lEtEnl. nnme if female! E E E E K011505151? EE EEE EEEE
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Part I: Position Informetion W7 ___ __ 77.: 7 7 "7 ¢1 1..- 1.: - - _1 1. Title of pos§._t_-_ion
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Port II: Incumbent Information7 7 77 777777 7 7 7 7 7 77 _ __ ; _ _ _** " r r7 r ' "ororw *7" _
_ 11. Name last; #11-st, Niitldle! 12. Sex 13. hto of birth
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Dear Sir:
For 1nrtuBtl!n !t! the tund to be patd to the ds.-etgrired .*--neflci "1 ' -' - t
contributed to Ihlti Iund and who dies_ _._ ... _ a., c. an, S,..=c.at Agent at th FBI --"ho has piiiiiiiiiy
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I-"Gd" I0? d'=<-"I1 btf 5@IIderiIlLtL.'Il0n utter the Aqent has been u member of the Iund for a continuous period oi two years. It ts
undertoud and o reed th l Ii q a 1 1» sum tendered herewith is a voluntary, qratuttoua contribution to laid fund which I undei-atand
in to LP Gdrninlatered in the Iollgwinq manner.
The DIIPCIOI at the FBI will appoint a committee which ahall consider all matters pertaining to the acquisition, late
keeping and expending oi said tund, which committee will recommend appropriate action to the Director in pertinent matters.
The Assistant litreclor of the Administrative Division at the FBI shall receive all contribution: and account tor some tg the
Director. Upon the death oi any Special Aqent who is u member ol said fund the appointed Committee will aonetder the gage
nd Iubmtt G recommendation to the Director GI to HI concluetonl. Appropriate IItIIlLlCllDI'.tl Int! than bl tinned IO the Assist-
cmt Director oi the Administrative Dtvtaton, dtrectinq I'ttn1 to pay to the deatqnatad benettctury the aunt oi Ill! 000 Th It, - I Clbtltty
of the iund uhutl not under any circumstance! exceed the amount ol monies in the Iund qt the time any Itdbtllty Ihdli occur.
EjECUTE IN DUPLICATE AND SUBMIT BOTH COPIES TO THE BUREAUQicial Bureau Name pleaae or print.! I i K W W i Office of Aaaignment. or SOG Diviait-iii!
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Do yon dz-sire to desiinste the ainoveiiBiEC'1 beneciaries as the beneficiary and coniinierii beneficiary resiueeiiveiit of ihe
Chas. S. Ross Fund as well? |:] Yes C] No It not. the entire following portion must be executed.
The following person is designated as my beneciary under the Chas. S. Rosa Fund providing U500 death benet to
beneciary of agents Iillled Ia the Itne at duty, at-her thm travel accidents.
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t. .i ., It thw i-.r.d to be pllld to the dG51rI!i".llEQ beneticlgrv gt qi-iv 5i.¢-.-int At-ii-hi $1 Oh $5! io
rtt., . .. ., . .., - ,_._.___ .._,_... . ...= . -he ho: -we-.-icusi"- t-ind :r.'i who dim; tron-. any cause fIL'I3pI sell-destruction while employed oz. q Special Aqentr: T um IQ :
' 7 CHECK - MONEY ofdl the Hum of $10, payable to S.A.1.F., to bs included in said lund. Pa-mcnt wl|1 be
5L'|I'd¬?5-iTU"I1i.'i ails-r the Ai;i'r.t has been ct member of the lurid tor a Continuous period of two yearn, Ii 15
';"' d that tr.» :ut!I tendered herewith is ci votunto r t t ' FY. Q Q " 1°"! cDIHl'lbL92UOIl to Ild lund which i undorliand
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.. 92<_r oi the FBI will appoint ci committee which shall cortlidn all mcittarl pertaiiiti-iq to the acquisition I t , no
» =ainq oi said iund, which committee will recommend appropriate action to the Director in pcrtinont i-.natio1-5,
-'10! of the Administrative Division of the FBI shall receivn all contributions and account lor lama to thg
deulh of any Special Agent who is a member of taid fund the appolrilad Committle will cqnnidgy tho go;
"': GndUll0It to the Director as to its conclusions. Appropriate lrtllfuttl nl will h 0 I an bu issued to tho Allist-
cm! Dtrslctor oi tn» Administrative Division, directing him to pay to the deliqnaied boriettciary the lum of $10,000. The liability
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well? I3 Yer» [:1 Nu lf not, the entire following portion must be executed.
Thv following person is designated as my beneficiary under the Chas. 8. Ron Fund providing .1500 death henat to
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Despite r e c e n t critieisrns.5 - U _ gum,-reg 1,, Few ya" 5"LBI Director J. Edgar Hoover 91°.-B___Rf5T;%%oF F5! » 92 More Qggye , _ _ _ _ ___ 1| . _istin has the solid backing 0!. 92 $3.- 5., ml i I-no elective - - - - - - --- 18 Holmes V -
Inearly eight of ten Americana
lfor the job he is doing is the
iNati0n's number one law man.
{What it more, in his recent,
jdispute with the Rev. Dr.Martin Luther King. three
times as many people sided
Itviilt the FBI head as did with
the Negro civil rights leader.
These results emerge from
|a just-completed survey of a§crot.s-so:-tion _ot the American mug,»géout the 101-, the FBI and 1| IN SYMPATHY WITHr ' gar I-¥Q°92,r9r re erg IN Ipeople in Whlh their attitude-5
robed in depth.
Confidence in the FBI re- ii
'- aim at a high .-.-vel, but that,Morti1t Luther King, did youlea effective, or aboutIIIIIIJ Iri rt llil ,1! inn! dillllon---u IwvIv92I v; gwv --w - -----II uo few year: 090? Md Why
do you feel this way? Any
other reason?
ELATIVE EFFECTIVENESS
i OI HOOVER
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a-an Dover;I nun Emu é About same electin-neu . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... SIGm: to u "m"°,§-6 '91; Notsnre . . . . . 1:
Only rm to poor 15 12 .~ | ammo uoovlmNot titre . . . . . .. .- D 9 It EFFECTIVENESS
e peopie were also ukedti 76' ;fabout the Hoover-King dispute] E
In his recent dispute with
ympothiee more with J. Edgar
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Hon would you rote the jobthe FBI is doing-excellent J J10-II-0 n.-t @..I.. .12.. 4- .--_..Q|lon ru lyvc g yvuu, u y Jun, vi "puu1!
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ob J. Edgar Hoover is doing as$»e__od of the FBI n ,_:1?¢ttIFE'53ii, onlg fair, or poor?§'Bympathize with King .. . 16
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In the controversy withEloover, Dr. King claimed that
he FBI had fallen tar short
of doing an ettective job of
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sharply attacked Dr. King ui
being irrenponaible, without
identifyilll the civil rights
leader by xmne.
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the King ::h=me- and otherl'r_itic~isms of Hoover had di-
minished some oi the lusteri ilvf the FBI chief, two further
questions were asked:
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J. T490-ri,Why Elective
Doing some matohlen -
job . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ll
ning better job over
wider area . . . . . . . ... Ii More experlelloed than '
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Keeping enmnn check
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Why Not Elective
Too old for job . . . . . .. . I
W1-on;onKlng 8.
Never was toad In job 2
Bad on Kennedy; _
llaootlng . . . . . . . . . ... I
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oolved . . . . . . . . . . . ...
mot Sure . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .I
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overwheimingiy unconvinced.
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mate of moot people. remai s
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PERSONAL HISTORY INFORMATION nacnnnmc
THE omscron, MR. 'ro1.so1~1, MR. MOHR AND MR. ssmonr.
On the morning of 7-26-65, Jack Adler, First Assistant in the Administrative
Division of the Department, called Inspector E. W. Walsh of your office stating that John
Macy, advisor to the President on personnel matters, had requested forms showing persorhistory-typ jniormationbq e ecuted ouertain officials in the Department including theDirector, ls/fr."-I'olson, Mrgéohe and .-P-elm-oat. The form is captioned "Fact Sheet or
Non-Presidential-Appointive 'Pi5'iicy and Supporting I"ositions. " Form also tor info
tion on each position. According to the Department, the request was made in a letter tron:
Macy to The Attorney General of 7-22-65 in which Macy stated the President had asked hin
to make a study on the staffing structure and policy in the Executive Branch including infor
mation on the background and qualification of the incumbents. According to the Departmer
this appears to tie in with the President's general desire to insure that top positions are
staffed with the best available talent which has been receiving recent publicity.
A general review of the form shows that it calls only for rather basic informa-
tion including date appointed to present position, years Federal service, education degrei
held and major field!, principal positions held and intentions as to duration of employment
if known, With respect to information on each position, the form calls for such as title, gra
and salary, type of appointment, and a brief description of position. Adler initially men-
tioned that he thought the Department had enough information to execute a form for the
Director and that the Bureau need only execute forms for Messrs. Tolson, Mohr and Belm
Adler was advised that the Bureau felt it more appropriate to execute a form for the Direct
also, with which Adler agreed. - _, ~ I I
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That we proceed to gather information necessary to execute forms applicable ti
the Director, Mr.-Tolson, Mr. Mohr and Mr. Belmont. The executed forms will be sentthrough for approjrakbetore dispatchthe Department.
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Policy and Supporting Positions.
If a pv:itl0n on the list is vacant, complete only Part I of the form.
Part J1 is to be filled in for the incumbent if the position is occupied,
or, if the position is vacant bt someone has been selected to fill it, '
for the selectee.
Block #3: If the position is classified in an established classification
series, show the series code.
Block #5: Show the type of appointment as Sghggulg 5, E, or Q; or, if
excepted by statute, as P,L, Show the law or regulation under
which excepted.
Block #15: If the position is not currently occupied, show the date the
prospective incumbent is expected to be appointed to the
position.
Block #16 & 17: Include both elective and appointive service.
Block #21: An employee has status in his position if a! he was serving,
with civil service status, in a position in the competitive
service when the Civil Service Commission listed the position
in Schedule A, B, or C, and b! he is still serving in that
position. This covers employees in attorney positions on
January 23, 1955, who were serving with civil service status
in attorney positions on May l, l9&7, and who have served
continuously in attorney positions between those dates, even
though movement to a different agency or activity between
those dates may have been effected as an "excepted appointment."
Block #23: Use an additional sheet if necessary, but enter only major
positions held prior to present position. Include relevant
military experience. A chronological listing of all work
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REQUEST FOR EXECUTION or FORM snowiuo
PERSONAL HISTORY mroamurnon REGARDING
ran DIRECTOR, MR. TOLSON, MR. MOHR AND MR. BELMONT.
My memorandum of 7-26-65 noted that on the morning of that day, Jack Adler,
5 First Assistant in the Administrative Division in the Department, called Inspector E. W.
Walsh of your office stating that John Macy, advisor to the President on personnel matter:3 had requested execution of forms showing personf92lh¥ y-typ 'i1§mtmnlofficials in the Department including the Duectoq son . _&o
as well as information on each of their positions. The'form is captibiied "Fact Sheet on
i Non-Presidential-Appointive Policy and Supporting Positions. " According to the Depart-
ment, the request was made in a letter from Macy to the Attorney General of '7-22-65 in
. which Macy stated the President had asked him to make a study on the staffing structure
i .. and policy in the Executive Branch including information on the background and qualifica-
tions of the incumbents. According to the Department, this appears to tie in with the
._ .., President's general desire to insure top positions are staffed with the best available talent
1. __ twhich has been receiving some publicity. It was approved that we gather information2
I_,'. necessary to execute the forms and that the executed forms be sent through for approvallbefore dispatch to the Department.
Enclosed is a proposed letter to Adler in the Department transmitting forms in
. ..Lip1iCa.te, as requested, applicable to the Director, Mr. Tolson, Mr. Mohr and
Mr. Belmont. Part I of the form shows position information and part II shows incumbent
nformation personal history type!. It is noted that item 10 of part I calls for a brief
description of the duties of each position and also calls for experience and training require
la is believed desirable to make the point here tint for years the FBI has had a comprehen
sive, competitive, long-range executive development program to provide the FBI with
t.XeCUtiV¬S, its primary theme being that every executive must work his way up through
_ -a the ranks of the FBI and that this policy has been found to be both logical and necessary.
- ,_ Accordingly, the reports concerning positions occupied by Mr. Tolson, Mr. Mohr and
Mr. Belmont coiin information on this point. R is not believed appropriate to include
; such information in the f rip pertaining to the Director! position since the._Dlrector isth ' -L" I R4 /B " ' '
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Re: Request for Execution of Form Showing
Personal History Information Regarding
The Director, Mr. Tolson, Mr. Mohr and Mr. Belmont.
Item 15, part H, calls for showing date appointed to present position, for
example, 5-10-24 in the Directors case Then item 23 rt II ll f . , pa , ca s or principal
offices held prior to present position. Forms have been executed accordingly.
Item 24, part II, calls for showing intentions as to duration of emplo ment
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92.l.I. nuuvvu]. instructions forwarded to ns by the Demrtment for eneciing the forms state
that item 24 is to be filled in if plans for the near future will result in the positions becon
ing vacant. Accordingly, this item is not filled in on any of our completed forms. Item 1
part 11, calls for signature of submitting official. Instructions state signature is to be by
the agency official responsible for the information submitted. Since the information was
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5u.JH;| . INQUIRY RE DIRECTOR'S RETIREMENT ANNUITY
PAUL HONEYCUTT - INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
Paul Honeycutt of the Pension-Trust Branch, internal Revenue Service,
telephoned the Bureau 12-17-64 requesting information as to such provision of law as
permits the Director to retire with a $30, 000 tax-free annuity.
Honeycutt explained to SA W. E. Clark that a letter from a constituent of
Senator Mansfields to the Senator requesting-clarification of this matter had been referre
to Honeycutt for handling. Honeycutt told Clark he did not believe the Civil Service
Retirement Act covered the situation and he wished to know what did. Clark told HOIIBYCI.
he would call him back in this regard 12-18-64.
In the meantime, Crime Records Division was handling a similar inquiry
from Walter H. Schultz, Chicago, and had prepared a memorandum copy attached!
citing the relevant statutes and an outgoing letter to Schultz 12-18-64 based on these
citations, for the signature of Miss Gandy. After checking with Crime Records Division
Clark called I-Ioneycutt 12-18-64 and utilized the contents of the Crime Records
memorandum. Honeycutt was informed of the 1960 law giving the Director an annuity
on retirement equal to his salary at time of retirement; and of the 1964 law which
increased the Director's salary from $22, 000 to $30, 000 a year. Honeycutts attention
was also directed to the fact that Federal employees on retiring do not pay Federal
income tax on their annuities until after they have received an amount equal to what
they put into the retirement fund. I-loneycutt indicated familiarity with this provision.
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which reected the Director stating, ll I retired, I could, under the new law, drew hm-iree pension oi $30, 000 a year." - ~
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In his interview with Don Whitehead, the Director, oi eoorae, was reierrinto the tact that all Federal employees upon retiring do not pay Federal income tax on theia
annuities until alter they have received back an amount equal to the contribution the; madeto the retirement fund while in Government service. when he mentioned the "new law,"
the Director was referring to the law passed by Congress increasing his salary tron:$12. 000 to 330.000 1 rem Public Law as-426, approved a-14-64! 0
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By JERRY 0LEARY, an.
Washington, Sept. l2ln the 40 years J. Edg
E Hoover has been director of the Federal Bureau o
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hol of the war against criminals, suhversives and
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fice is an affable, outgoing man with a gift of near-
ly totai recall about the events and adventures of;
his life. '
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with a deep regard for long-time friends, a tas
in literature, art and drama that was fully-forme
in his young manhood, and an orderly set of habits
at amount to a regimen.
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Amer=ca today. He is certainly aware that millioni-iegartt him as the epitome of the majesty of thj
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birthday; who steps in to handle all the fatnilcrises and who enjoys life almost in the traditio§
of the Victorians.
At 69 and apparently slated to be director of
the FBI as long as he wants to be, Hoover is the
picture of vigorous health. looking and feeling it
least 20 years younger.
"l'm getting ready to go to the La Jolla Med-
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examination I take there every year," he said. I
got a better reading last year than I did the year
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The ma_n_togl_ay S1Ellltj_§___gX feet tall, exceeding!
rect. with a barrel-chest build and shift legs remi
iscent of Babe Ruths. There is still only a sugges
tion of gray at the temples of his dark hair. His
face is full and florid. He wears glasses for read-
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92 the day he took over the FBI in May 1924. He does
less traveling now because his world-renowned or-
ganization has grown so large that administrativ
duties tie him to the desk. .
I Hoover, who has never married, lives inflatively modest house on the western slope f
ock Creek Park. His cooking and cleaning are
"taken care of by a housekeeper who has been with
him for more than 12 years.
| An ordinary day in the life of J. Edgar Hoover
is likely to follow long-set patterns. He is up before
7 A. M. after seven hours of dreamless slumber
more often than not interrupted by at least several
calls from one of his assistants on a case in the
"hot category.
He is likely to make or receive more calls be~
ore and during breakfast. Invariably, this consists
The FBI chauffeur picks him up by 8 A.M. and
he always stops by to call for Associate FBI Direc-
tor Clyde A. Tolson on the way downtown. Hoover
laughingly pointed to Tolson during the interview
{and said:
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was handcuffed to the fellow going down the stairs
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could intervene, we saw a fist rise out of the melee
and strike once. Knocked the fellow silly in one
punch."
. Tolson smiled tolerantly as one does when theqoss tells an anecdote on him.
, The two old friends. if the day is clement, ge
out somewhere near the White House and walYpf fruit, bacon. toast, eggs, and coffee.
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on the street? ,
| "Not too many," said Hoover. "There is one
old fellow who pops out of the bushes sometimes
when I walk by. He's been doing it for years. They
can: seem to keep him in Gallinger D. C. Gene
Hospital!.
"He's harmless enough. Insists that he has t
see me. I told him the first time that I refuse to dis
puss business anywhere but in my office. Now I
just pay him no heed."
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in li'..ir :-it;.li.'t,.0:' lftiglh Of
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'1 .1 llip 92-.i;t riniiority, he is
"~ lint-war" The ten as-
ii dirct_tr=.< the two as-
.i:.'.s to tilt: t.lIl'CCl0I', and
_ _ zcctor invar-' ":71-. "5'-.15," 3 habit
-...it spread to the 56 field ol-
_..tcs where the Special
t__._f_"'l.l5 in turn always call
their SpCt.lu. Agenl.-in-
Chm in "Boa.- too.
I"ti,92 close old friends ai-
ways call me Edgar," Hoov-
er s.iicl. "I've never used the
John and I do.-i't even like
|'.l Edgar Hoover as a sig-
riaiurt-. It .-.nu-1:15 affected I
AG--plffil tile si;nature many
_92'r.irs ago ht. I. t of an inci-
Yrleiii in 1 cicprzi. cnt store in
.92v'Fl§i.ll'l,'_',lDl'l.
'. "l went up ti-ere lri buy a
sioa: the year Washington
won the pcnii: "it {I933}, and
the vi catlicr was cold for the
World Ficrics. I told them to
ri.:i;-ge the Goa: but they said,
Mr. l-loover, you already owe
us S900.
"I told them E did not. I
always pay my bills the first
da; of every month, It turn-
ed out to be another man with
the identical name. But he
u.-:ct; the " John, so I decided
to drop it."
' 92.n matter vi.iat he is call-
t" l_ were is no question who
is "Boss." At the I-Bl, it is aLlact of life that iloover knows
et--:.--'_v detail of the organiza-
lior. arid makes all the major
lint"-it-I15.
.; 15 a s=..i..cr for precise
reports, short sentences, ir-
reproacliable conduct, phys-
ical fitness_ devotion to duty
and adherence to the tried-
ar.r'-truc pr'DCrdti1'ES he has
ire-...1lcd at the bureau over
the years.
There are many myths ex-
T.1?".l aonut FBI 2'l.CI'l. one being
that they wear almost a "uni-
form" of narrow-brim hat,
w~.1e shirt, dark suit and
well-shined shaver-The fact is
siil -
M55? SIG!! Tflm -- , E ¢ ,- ~1 if Hoover were s man giv-
Tlicre are tel! agents and
5l1lil'l ;.;_-criis. and it is a little-
l{l.I'i92'.'l'l t.iri that there are Ne-
prii .-agents But as long as
f-l. Edgar Hoover is around,
iiicre are going to be very
few fat arzciits. lle himself
rarely gets down to the gyni
for a wcckl; workout any
more_ but everyone else does.
A man who enjoys goodfood himscll, Hoover has no
objection to trenchermen
among his ag
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