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, RIEIPT FOR GOVERNMENT PROPERTQ
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
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This is pursuant to your instruction to stablislra position of De ' ty
Associate Director; } ' - ' -Izr 7//M %/%s~» it it 7 Yrvif . . . cw: ;. ,. ' - - *
If such a position is established, consideration must also be given to what
will be the effect on any incumbent named thereto with regard to coverage under
arrest authority, the right to bear firearms, and the liberalized retire entprogram.
Title 1s, U. s. Code, Section 3052, specifica y grants arrest a t'hority'
and right to bear firearms to those incumbents in positions titled Director,
Associate Director, Assistant to the Director, Assistant Director, Inspector, .
and Special Agent. If we were to establish a position with the official title Deputy
Associate Director, the incumbent would no longer have arrest authority and
would not have right to bear firearms, and we would be obliged to place that
position in a series other than the Criminal Investigation Series GS 1811, which
would mean the incumbent would no longer have the benefits that currently accrue .
thereto under the Liberalized Retirement Act set forth in Section 8336 c!, Title 5,
U. S. Code.
Should the Director desire, the title oi such position could be made Inspector-
Deputy Associate Director. The Director now has the authority to take this action
. and it would retain for the incumbent all the rights and authority enjoyed now by
other Bureau officials. The incumbents credential would show him as an
Inspector; however, his in-house title would be Deputy Associate Director. If the
position is placed in a supergrade, i. e. GS -1¬i_,__1j__or 18, this action can all beaccomplished within the Bureau. = Z7~RfE4DOMMENDATION- . . » I s Jug W. W9?/
It is recommended that the Director establish the position" Inspector --Deputy
Associate Director at a supergrade level to be indicated by the Director, with the
' incumi;~~c;;t to,be designated later by the Director. ~
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum
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FROM : }§}§}gXX MR. FELT 2/ 92~
SUBJECT! rm ASSISTANT DIRECTOR w. 192/1AR1@n}LT '
, AUTHORITY FOR USE OF PERSONA LY OWNED SIDE ARM
Captioned Agent has [X requested authority for use of
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personally owned side arm described below:
REQUESTED DISPOSED OF
Make 38 Smith & Wesson
Model 491
Caliber 38
Length of Barrel 2 inches
Serial No. J 63453
Weapon inspected by I I 6/ %3_[;Il 25¢, name! a e!
I recommend this. request be approved,
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I5. EXAMINING FACILITY OR EXAMINER. AND ADDRESS
* " IAIBGHI5. OTHER INFORMATION
I7. RATING OR SPECIALTY TIME IN THIS CAPACITY T0101! LAST SIX MONTHS
CLINICAL EVALUATION
NOR- Check each item in a ropriate I-MAL umn: enter "NE" it :5: evaluate?! . MALABNOR-
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X z_ EYEs_GENERM_ Visual acuity and refraction Xunder xlems 59. 60 and 07! #21; Bilat arcus seniles
X Z5. OPHTHALMOSCOFIC #39 Healed herniorrhaphy scar
X 26. PUPILS Equality and reaction! Healed soar L. L. Q. excision
X Z7_ OCULAR M0-nu-I-Y Auocintni vomllel move-ments. nvalanmuu! o _a. lipoma. .
X 28. LUNGS AND CHEST Include breasts!
X 29. l~IEART Thrust, size, rlwtlnn, sonnets!
X 30. VASCULAR SYSTEM Varicoaities, etc.!
X 3I. ABDOMEN AND VISCERA ltllldt hernia! Z7 ENCLOSURE
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x AI. NEUROLOGIC Equilibrium teat: under item 72! I
X. Z. PSYCHIATRIC Smcifuanvperlonuliludeviationi .
43. PELVIC Females onltl! Check how done!
B VAGINAL E] RECTAL Continue in item 73!NOTES. Describe every abnormality in detail. Enter pertinent item number before eachcomment. Continue in item 73 and use additional sheets if necessary.!
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57. amen PRESSURE Arm at hear! um! 58- PULSE Arm Ill hwrl lwrl!
DIAS. 90 BENT nus. ,1"-,,_! DIAS.
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PIP S/15 Passed.55. DEPTH PERCEPTION UCQRREc['ED Test used and score! }
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PA & LATERAL CHEST: There are minimal degenerative changes in the thoracic spinecharacterized by anterior lipping of the vertebral bodies as Seen On the lateral
projection. The heart is not enlarged. The costophrenic angles and the lungs are
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Attachment to Standard Form 88, Report of Medical Examination
For Information and Guidance of Medical Examiner
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Name of Examinee F9112 W- M3-Pk
Type or print! Last First Middle
The following portions of the attached examination report form need not be completed:
9 62 69
11 65 72
14 67 76
17 68
45, 46 and 47. Required for all Special Agent applicants but not for any other applicant unless the
examining physician deems one, two or all three of the examinations necessary. 45, 46 and 47
are required in examination of any current employee.
48. Not required unless examinee is over 35 years of age or examination indicates such is desirable.
49. Is necessary unless facilities for affording same are not readily available.
71. Audiometer examinations should be afforded whenever possible for all Special Agent applicants
and Special Agents. Applicants for the Special Agent position will not be accepted if the hearing
loss exceeds a 15 decibel average in either ear in the conversational speech range 00, 1000,
2000 cycles!. i '
For All Examinees, Whether Clerical or Special Agent Applicants or Employees:
The medical examiner should answer the following question:
Examinee |1l is |:| is not qualied for strenuous physical exertion.
To be Answered in the Case of All Male Employees and Male Applicants:
1. Does examinee have any defects restricting or prohibiting his participation in defensive tactics and
dangerous assignments which might entail the practical use of rearms?
[£1 No C] Yes If yes please specify defects.
2. Does examinee have any defects prohibiting safe operation of motor vehicles?
@ No |:] Yes ,y<es please specify defects.
3. For safe driviing/of motor vehicles, Civil Service Commission requires distant vision must test at
least 20/40 in one eye and 20/100 in the other, corrected or uncorrected. Should examinee wear cor-
rective glasses while 92oper.at?ing a motor v-ehirclte? [:| Yves E5] No
If recommendation is ibzased on a factor other than above standard, indicate basis i___i__
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Desirable Weight Ranges for Males
Height Small Frame Medium Frame Large Frame
54 117 - 125 123 - 135 131 148
5 5 120 - 129 126 - 139 134 - 152
576 124 133 130 - 143 138 157
57 123. - 137 134 - 148 143 - 162
59857 132 - 141 138 152 147 - 166
5,9 136 - 146 142 156 151 170
5l0 140 - 150 146 - 161 155 - 175
511 144 - 154 150 - 166 1 160 - 180
67 148 ~ 158 154 - 171 164 - 185
631?! 152 ¢ 163 158 176 169 - 190
62 156 167 163 - 181 p 174 - 195
693 160 - 171 168 - 186 178 200
694 V. 169 - 180 178 - 196 1 188 - 210
695»174 - 185 182 - 202 192 - 216
Remarks:4. Examinees frame is C] small 1:] medium Q] large
-- I con/gslider his present weight Satisfactory [j"Excessive 1:] Deficient
6. Under proper medical supervision, employee should [:1 lose pounds
|:] gain _i_pounds1
5. Considering above weight table, the examinees frame, and.othe_I? individual physical characteristics,
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/S/ Joseph Wollman '
Signature of Medical Examiner »_ - _ .
10-7-714
Date
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Information Concerning 'Wnltern .i.___i
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Holmes ;
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Former Assistant to the Director Alan!éelmont called me around
4:30 p. m. today and stated he had rec iv d a long distance telephone call from
an individual who described hims no first name! of the Washington Bureau of the New York Times. '"ai'1ted'to talk to Belmont in- b6formally and off therecord. Belmont toldhe would listen to what he we
ay but he was not sure_whether he would answer all of his questions.ed the following questions and Belmont gave the response indicated:
Was Sullivan ever SAC of an FBI field office. Belmont responded
that he did not recall that Sullivan was ever SAC of a field office but did recall
that he served on SIS in rather important capacities during his Bureau career.
Was Sullivan the most experienced Bureau official in the fields of
security and espionage. Belmont responded he did not agree that Sullivan
enjoyed such a category, that there were many in the Bureau who had outstand-
ing qualifications in the security and espionage field.
There was a liaison group in the FBI of ten Special Agents or so.
The question was whether this liaison group had been cut down substantially
in the recent past. Belmont responded he had no knowledge of any such in-tternal reorganization in the FBI.
' Manpower allegedly has been taken off security and espionage work
and diverted to civil rights investigations - is this correct? Mr, Belmont
stated he had no knowledge of any such r assignment of persormel as indicated.
Do you, Belmont, know Al osen. Belmont responded that he
knew Al Rosen as a personal friend as a Bureau official of many years
/,.7standing and that he had a high regard for Al Bosen. - /. -92»~~
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Does Al Rosen have any experience on security matters. Mr. »"
Belmont responded that Al Rosen had a wide experience in Bureau investigative
activities, had been Assistant Director of the General Investigative Division
for many years and obviously had considerable contact and experience with
Security work. ,.
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Do you, Belmont, know Marl§65e1t. Belmont said he responded
by indicating that he knew Mark Felt and he gave a little background of Felt's
Bureau experience indicating that at one time he was SAC at Kansas City,
was Assistant Director in charge of the Inspection Division and had been re-
cently assigned to some other official position at the Seat of Government;
however, that he, Belmont, did not know of any current changes or assign-
ments of personnel in the FBI at the present time.
Belmont said the whole tenor of the questions seemed to be is the
Bureau paying sufficient attention to security and espionage matters. Belmontsaid m trying to answe1:|questions he made it a point to state that he
has been away from the FBI for more than five years, that he has no knowledge
of what is transpiring at the present time, that he is not acquainted with some
of the current Bureau top personnel but tha know Sullivan and has ahigh regard for him and- that he also wanted to specifically and definitely
understand that he has a high regard for Mr. Hoover and the Bureau and for ,
what Mr. Hoover and the Bureau are trying to do _in so far as the welfare of 22¢
this country is concerned. ,
The foregoing is submitted for your information.
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edition turned out quite well. Some of
it is 'mixed up, of course--I never
worked on a farm in my life--but I got
across my main point loud and c1ear--
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Correspondent .
WASHINGTON -3 .A one-
time Southern Idaho farm boy
now holds down the important
number three position'in .the
Federal Bureau of Investiga-
tion. -,
Felt, 'a native of '1win.Fa1ls
i who is the new assistantpto
the director and associate
deputy director of the FBI.
Mr. Felt was hand picke
by Director J. Edgar Hoover
for ihis'top position in his re-
, spe cted law enforcement
r agency, succeeding C. D.
Deleach who resigned last
year to become a vice presi-
dent oif Pepsico; the parent
corporation of the Pepsi Cola
soft drink company. ' ~ .
' Third place in the FE-Is
, chain 011 command means
» more than it would in most
big organizations since Mr.
> Hoover is 76 years old and the
= FBIs number two, man, asso-
ciate director Clyde A._ Tol-
son, is 71 and not in good
health. . . '
Select 'Siiccessor'. '
His selection has quite natu-
rally raised the question as to
whether Mr. Hoover in elevat-
ing Mr. Felt may have settled
on the man he wouldlike to
have succeed him.
Concerning this, Mr. Felt
said, I hope he Mr. Hoover!
never retires. Today he is just
, as alert and sharp as when I
first met -him 29 years ago.1
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late Mr. and Mrs. Mark Earl
Felt, pioneer residents. of
' Idaho who settled in the
Magic Valley area in 1908 on ~
some of the first irrigation
lands opened for development.
He was born at Twin, Falls *-
and lived in the Gem State- until 1935. ' U
, rm-any Job
' He recalled that his first
1 summer non-farm; job was~ made possible by ~ the late
.Repl_ Addison T.- Smith, R-Idaho. It was-with the For-
est Service combatting blister
rust which then was seriously
,attacking some Idaho white
3 pine areas: .J After graduating from high
school in Twin Falls and get-
, ting a bachelor, of arts degree
from the University of Idaho
; at Moscow, Mr. Felt lert for
pthe nations capital where he
,joined the staff oi the late
Sen. James Pope,'D-Idaho. He
_ also enrolled at GeorgeWasli-.
in g t on University's - Law
;School. When Sen. Pope was.
defeated in 1938, he went to~
rwork for Sen. D. Worth Clark,
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trative assistant until 1940
when he finished law schoolI
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He has fond memories of
those years on Capitol Hillrz___ ,__,___,_ ... ! = ----=.-' »"'" *"
was shifted to Washington
and a half yeaI{s with the bu-
reaus espionage division. At
one time his title was superin- I
tendent of counter intelligence
operations. _
' After World War II Mr. Felt
lwas sent to Seattle where he
spent nine years as a field su-
. pervisor. He came back to the
nations capital in 1954 to join
the inspection staff which he
was later to head.
After assignments in New
, ; .. . ...
Felt was sent to Salt Lake
City in1956 where for the first
time he became the agent in
charge of a bureau. He stayed
-there until March of 1958, Mr.
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cleanest places anywhere.
. One of his most unusual
.Utah cases was the nabbing of
an Alabama bank robbert
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whom he was tipped off wasf
working on a highway con-
struction job west of Bland-
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tered plane which landed on
the road the bank robber was
helping to build.
The Felts have two grown
hildren. Twenty-eight year-
old Joan is an associate pro-
fessor at the University of
California at Santa Cruz and
Mark .Tr., 24, is a second lieu-
tenant in the Air Force. He is
now taking ight training at
Lubbock, Tex.
According to the I<Bl publi-
cation The investigator,
Mr. Felt has diligently
directed the affairs of the
inspection division since
1965. '.lhe official publication
added that his outstanding
ability and excellent accom-
plishments led to his promo-
tion as assistam director -
deputy associate director. BB
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Company, Washington, D. C. , consists of a unit carried by the subscriber w ich
is activated and emits a tone when the telephone number assigned to the unit is
dialed. The unit does not provide communications with the person placing the call;
it_only alerts the user as to the fact someone is trying to reach himgt_enI_l§kp_l;5o?i;;gma;§§;.
T1ié"uit*1s*éf'£si§trvn5 fange up to ap"pi~o'5"<1i'n 5;'1E'é13?°"2G"?1Té"é f%F Washington, D. c.
The person using this service would then contacthis office and check as to any
messages for him. The unit is used in most instances by medical doctors so that
their office can contact them in the event of an emergency.
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The Telephone Company has advised that requests for Bellboy Service
exceed the availability of the units. Mr. Felt and Mr. Miller desire to use this 921service on a trial basis in order to afford them the capability of being contacted by
;the FBI when they are not at either their residence or their office. The Telephone
¢Company advised it is necessary that a justification letter be submitted in order
that they can assign a priority to each request. They have assured us that upon
receipt of a letter from the FBI our request will receive a priority "one" and the
units will be available in approximately two weeks. _
RECOMMENDATION; i * Searched I92Tumbered._...__..__.. .
It is recommended that the attached letter 15% ft{92i@1ishgd%g1hegjll,hesapeake
and Potoma_e;,Telephone Company for purpos*=t>f-s<-;~c~_:u1;g1Qg Bellb<!:;y__§_e1>»v:i=ce*3for192/Ir. Felt a11d?M;?§; Miller, on a trial basis, at a cost of a5p'f"6£i'mately $19 each
per month. 53$ $ , I
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B' hM emomndum ~,=i~;1;%/ gasps!!!-xiOnrttTO = Mr. Mohr DATE: November 16, 1971 gféjfaj
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FROM 1 MI. Callahan Walters ___i.
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SUBJECD W. MARK/E LT
Assistant Director - Deputy Associate Director b6
Mr. Tolson's Office WC
Married, 2 Children
Age 58
SERVICE AWARD MATTER
30th Anniversary 1-26-72
Mr. W. Mark Felt, Assistant Director Deputy Associate
Director in Mr. Tolson's Office, celebrates his 30th year of Bureau 0
service on 1-26-72.
During the past three years he has been commended once.
Received an incentive award on 4-5-71 in the amount of $500 for an
Outstanding performance report. He is presently in Grade GS-18, $36, 000
salary is limited in accordance with the rate for level V of the Executive
Schedule!, and was rated Outstanding on last performance report.
§ The Director may desire to present Mr. Felt's letter
and Key personally on 1-26-72. A suggested letter is attached forl the Director's signature. 92/
Enclosure
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Mr. Cleveland ___
Mr- Ponder ___
T0 M1. Bates _____
Mr. Tavel ____"_
RE: PRESS RELATIONS - ml glalters --
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I have been discussing and working with Mr. Bishop $18 R°°m "_ , ss Holmes _____on ideas to develop good contacts and friends among some of the Miss Gandy
younger, but up and coming, members of the news media. This
is vital to protect the Bureau's interests.an I P ._./I vhf
I believe it would be hel ful if Bisho could obtain an assciate 'P P
membership in the National Press Club. DeLoach had such a membership
which was paid for by the American Legion and he used it to excellent
advantage in developing contacts.
I believe Bishop could use the National Press Club facilities
as did DeLoach for luncheon engagements with contacts and for the develop-
ment of potential contacts. In addition, there would be a psychological factor
in that members would tend to appreciate Bishop's interest in their
organization. -
Associate membership costs $2 50 for the initiation fee and
$55 quarterly dues thereafter. Mr. Mohr feels and I agree that we could
justify paying these costs out of FBIRA funds.
Submitted for your consideration. 92w. MAR T 4 J
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MR. TOLSON DATE: 1- 10-'22 ___T"
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LOSS OF GOVERNMENT TRANSPORTATION candyREQUESTS GTRs! #A9 098 752 through #A9 098 760 S - ~
92I have just moved from Room 5742 to Room 5740. In
transferring my personal effects and Bureau property assigned to
me, I cannot account for my book of GTRs containing nine unused GT ' s.
The last time I used the GTRs was in May, 1971. Since
that time, I have moved from the Inspection Division to your office and,
of course, have recently moved from one room to the next.
A very careful search in the Inspection Division and in my
office here, as well as at my home, fails to locate the GTRs. I can
only assume that they were inadvertently thrown away in connection with
one of the two moves. A check with the Voucher-Statistical Section
indicates that none of the missing GTRs has been used. ~~-R
While it is possible that the missing GTRs may turn up, we
must assume that they are lost. _1§pprpop_rjiatg:_:st9p_s_ghave bmignéplacegd in__
the Voucher-Statistical Section and the numbers of the GTRs have beene , :*':11 *" A ": """" *'-'-"-=@-_'nr~' =s,=_3;;,_.,_,__ =_ lg ___ . _ =. _ ___ 1-:.:~nre ::;;__~_a.:_:::.;__.:n¢ ; 1; W ::r ";192_§--_-1,0
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January 26, 1972 l
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Dear Felt: ~
In commemoration. of your Thirtieth Anniversary of dis-t tiguished service with the FBI which you celebrate today, it pleases
me to present to you this Thirty--Year Service Award Key and to
extend my heartiest congratulations. ., 1 . .,_ _. ,* Q
_ Over the past three decades, you have proven yourself tobe a most highly valued member of our organization. You have
< readily assumed new and increasing responsibilities doting these "
~ years and you have fulfilled your obligations in -a most praiseworthy
manner. Your singular dedication to the aims and ideals of the Bureau,
_ your uninching loyalty, and your high degree of competence have done I A
much to enha t
- rch ---- _ Q ,§ You may be assured of my gratudgnsél I l}opeJtaatggl§;q 972 tL ' day will be lled with many happy memories your career. 7 i
.~ 7 I ' 92 ' 92 ~ ~-'- »-~ " "' A 'e A - With best wishes and kindest personal ryds,. »
_ Sincefely, V e A. L
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IYou requested an eggplanation as to why the co mendation
letters in connection with captioned matter were in this office from
4:04 p. m. until 4:42 p. m. when they were received in the Reading
Room.I
This is too long, of course. Several letters were involvedand this period was a busy time of day; however, this is not anacceptable
explanation and I assume full responsibility.
I recognized the importanof the letters and did arrange to
have them hand carried to the Reading Room. In the future I will make
an effort to see that such delays do not recur.
RECOMMENDATION:
= That I_ be censured for the delay in handling these important
letters.-
Yzryl A £1,-Z REC-l45S* * ' MI 5 FEB 8 1972 ,
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TIME STAMPS ON LETTERS PREPARED BASED ON MEMO OF R
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Received in Mr. Tolsons Office 4:04 PM They were hand delivered
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4: 42_ PM, I personally took them toI thhwe Reading Room ask d t
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ECOMMENDATIONS
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
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The Government property which you hereby ocknowledgers charged to you and you ore responsible or tokrng coreofitondreturnin itwhe ilsuseho bee mpleted. . 1 % 77{4Q_4L 9 S °° rs r r _ _ D,JligXN0T MARK UR NRlTE UN lT UR MUTll.ATE lT IN lgna we W74; A4_ _1 Typgd 1131119! J ,_ _ _ _ ____Very truly yours,
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
MemorandumM . A-_--
Mr. Mohr ____,-_
Mr. Bishop _;__-
Mr. Miller, E.S.
Mr. Casper ____
The Director one March 31, 1972 SZYQZ3
1 Mr. Cleveland ___
Mr. Ponder ____
Mr. Tolson Bat
W. MA LT . yAssistant rector - Deputy Associate Director
OUTSTANDING ANNUAL PERFORMANCE RATINGMr. es ____
Mr. Waikart ___
Mr. Walters ___
Mr. Soyars i-
Tele. Room ____
Miss Ho1mes___
Miss Gandy _.__.
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There is attached for your approval the annual perform-
ance report in duplicate for Mr. Felt in which his services have been
rated Outstanding for the period April 1, 1971, to March 31, 1972.
I have signed this rating as the Rating Official.
In the event you approve this rating, I respectfully request
that you sign both the original and the copy as the Approving Official.
Additionally, enclosed is a letter advising Mr. Felt of your approval
of a cash award of $500 in recognition of the Outstanding rating.
RECOMMENDATION: '
That you, as Approving Official, sign the original and
the copy of the attached Outstanding performance rating and that
Mr. Felt be furnished the original of his rating. It is also recom-
mended you sign the enclosed letter advising him of your approval
of an award in the amount of $500.
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AEIPT FOR GOVERNMENT PROPERI
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
REPORT OF PERFORMANCE RATING
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'Name of Employee: W MARK _ ' LT
Where Assigned:
Division! Section Unit!ASSISTANT DIRECTOR -
Official Position Title and Grade:
ADJECTIVE RATING: AN% Emp_IQyee's
In lI'l uI s
N Outstanding, Excellent, Satisfactory, Unsatisfactory
4/ 1/ 72 Rated by; Q. <J=-¬a.4-Léssociate Director92 Signature _I Title
Review :Date
Title Date
4/ 1/ 72' nature 'ed by Signature
Rating Approved by; Q>1S.<z;w:s-92r@~! DIIGCSOI Title D_ate
TYPE OF REPORT
Ii] Official |:] Administrative
Annual |:I 6O-Day
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ASSISTANT DIRECTOR - DEPUTY ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR ~
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Mr. Fe1t's exceptionally high-' level performance dur-c
ing the period from April 1, 1971,_ through March 31 ,1:19'72, ~ has
earned this Outstanding rating for him. ,, - V * 4
. = In his highly important position, it -is necéssirytor. '
him on a daily basis to handle avast amountof work of; great ¢
complexity. -This he is able to do by virtue of his high degree ,
of intelligence, his_un?e"rring good judgment, and his tremendous S V
knowledge of both the administrative and investigative operations -
of this@Bureau, which he has gained in th'ecourse- of a career that A
has spanned three decades. Despite the fact. that he is subjected
to a great deal of pressure which is inherent in his position, ~» L ~ ' fl
Feltyretainsp his composure and although he must, of necessity,
work» longphours without respite, ihe is ableto do this because of his
good health and remarkable;stamrina._' ~f > '_ L e Z
" ' * Mr. Féitislever alert toirnprove proeedures, stream-;.
line operations, and effect economies whenever and iivherfever p0S- '
sible. His every ~th0i_ight and action are directed to better serving
the FBI, and his ever-ready willingness to set asidef personal inter-J ,
ests in o1_jderthat thosepof the organization icanpbie lserv_edan;d.pro-~
tested serves as an inspiration to his ;super_io'rs andsubordinatesi ;
,, - ». V 7 ._ ' V He has proven himself to be an exceptionallyeffective
representative of this Bureau, always being. properly attired and ~
possessing a_warrn, iriendly personality. {As a resultylie easily
gains the confidence and respect jof all whomrheecotnesi in contactl
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" that your excemicmal services daring. like pericid, {April 1,
1971, A20 farchl 31,_ 1972, have ceréainly meritedlam
Qutstamling gériermamce rating far you. Elie original~ pf rating»; énclesed for year retention. * _ W
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have also approved anincentive award oi $50!}. W9 £0? " A
you in recognition of year assisiance this past year ami ~
thecheck which xepresents this award is enclosed. Yea;
shave discharged year emremcely imjzlrlitant res_ponsiiqiIi~ '
' ties in a mast admirable fashien and I want you lad lmaw
' VI appreciate your lcryalty and devotion to par erganizatiom
' ° Sincerely, I '
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Mr. Conrad _b6 -
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Mr. Marshall ___ -
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Mr. Ponder-__May 26, 1972 ;Mr_ Soyars
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Mr. Armstrong
TO THE DIRECTOR: Y MS- Herwig i
//' Mrs Neenan pi
- Many inquiries are being directed to me here and f ' om th , ,_ Afield as to what my status is. ~ V A
with this assignment.
It would be helpful if I could receive some formal designation
as Acting Associate Director. This would not finalize the position but
it would crystalize my authority during this important interim period.
Ordinarily we would handle something like this by a letter
from you to me. You could instruct John Mohr to initiate the necessary action.
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FROM = J. P. Mohr %i,,i::, '
Aw 321255-~ 8 B. oom __SUBJECT: W_ MARK QLT w<>5°*"c §=.l1:§1i;_DESIGNATION AS ACTING ASSOCIATE DIRECTORl EB. eenan _
Pursuant to your instructions on the memorandum to you from E
Mr. Felt of 5/26/72, there is enclosed for your signature a letter to Mr. Felt
designating him as Acting Associate Director at no change in grade or salary
effective this date.
It is observed that recording of this action through execution of SF-50,
Notication of Personnel Action, cannot be taken as you are the incumbent
of record in the position Associate Director. As long as this prevails no one
else can be officially placed in the position Associate Director.
RECOMMENDATION:
The enclosed letter designating Mr. Felt Acting Associate Director
is for your signature.
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I am rearranging the pictures in my
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Again, many, many thanks.
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HEART Thrust, size, rhythm, sounds!
VASCULAR SYSTEM Var|'cosilies, elc.!, RESULTS
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Urea N 20
Cholesterol 277
Creatinine 1.0
Uric Acid 6.5
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79. TYPED OR PRINTED NAME OF PHYSICIAN
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Attachment to Standard Form 88, Report of Medical Examination
» For Information and Guidance of Medical Examiner
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Felt. W- Mark
Last Firs_t MiddleName of Examinee
Type or print! '
The following portions of the attached examination report form need not be completed:
62 69
4 11 65 72
8 14 67 76
17 683 9
45, 46, 47 and 49; required for all Special Agent and FBI National Academy applicants but not for
any other applicant unless the examining physician deems one, two, three or all four of the
examinations necessary. 45,"46 and 47 are required in examination of any current employee.
48. Required for ! all Special Agent applicants; ! all employees over 35 years of age; ! any
other where examination indicates such is desirable.
71. Audiometer examinations should be afforded whenever possible for all Special Agent applicants
and Speclal Agents. Applicants for the Special Agent position will not be accepted if the hearingloss exceeds a 15 decibel average in either ear in the conversational speech range 00, 1000,
2000 cycles!. _ _
For All Examinees, Whether Glerical or Special Agent Applicants or Employees:
The medical examiner should answer the following question:
Examinee is C] is not qualied for strenuous physical exertion.
To be Answered in the Gase of All Special Agents and Special Agent Applicants:
1. Does examinee have any defects restricting or prohibiting his participation in defensive tactics and
dangerous assignments which might entail the practical use of firearms?
$1 No [:| Yes If yes please specify defects.
To be Answered in the case of All Special Agents, Special Agent Applicants, and other Employees
who drive Bureau vehicles: .
1. Does examinee have any defects prohibiting safe operation of motor vehicles?
K] No [:1 Yes If yes please specify defects.
2- For safe driving of motor vehicles, Civil Service Commission requires distant vision must test at
least 20/40 in one eye and 20/100 in the other, corrected or uncorrected. Should examinee wear cor-
rective glasses while operating a motor vehicle? 1:] Yes [Q NoIf recommendation is based on a fkctor other than abovegstandard, indiffate basis A/Z7-ages gas» ¢=<..»i~?/ " , » clrzli M
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DESIRABLE WEIGHT RANGES
MALES FEMALES .-
I-leighr Small Frame Medium Frame Large Frame Height Small Frame Medium Frame Large Frame
54 117 138 123 - 149 131 - 163 50 v96 - 114 101 - 124 109 138
55 120 142 126 - 153 134 - 167 51 99 - 118 104 128 112 141
_y 5'6" 124 ~ 146 130 - 157 138 - 173 52 102 121 107 - 131 115 - 144
57 128 151 134 163 143 - 178 573 105 124 110 - 135 118 - 149
58 132 - 155 1 138 - 167147 - 183 54 108 - 128 113 - 139 121 - 152
59" 151?; 151 "142 - 172 151 187 5,5 111 - 132 117 - 144 125 - 156
5'10 140 - 165 146 177 155 193 5,6 114 - 135 120 149 129 - 161
511 144 - 169 150 183 160 - 198 577 118 - 140 124 - 153 133 - 165
6 J 148 174 154 188 164 - 204 58 122 144 128 157 137 169
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63 160 188 168 205 178 220 511 134 158 140 171 149 185
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Remarks:4. Examinees frame is [3 small |:| medium E] large
6. Under proper medical supervision, employee should [:1 lose ___i_ pounds
lj gain ipounds5. Considering above Weight table, the examinees frame, and other individual physical characteristics,
I consider his present weight [E Satisfactory [:1 Excessive i:| Deficient
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L§/ James Carroll
Signature of Medica11Examiner
10-19-72
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I best wishes from a group of magnificent men :1 3.1* and women. I deeply appreciate your thoughtfulness, §as it meant a great deal to me to know all of you * V
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