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J. Edgar Hoover Appointment And Phone Logs Part 08

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Supervisor Henr G. wse at he was trying to locate his brotherLt. Coloneld S. Army, to advise him that his mother was
ill. He state e c led the Pentagon and they had referred him tothe FBI. advised his brother wasmn the
Adjutant ener s ice and described him as a w 1 e male,
date oi birt five feet eight inches, 160 pounds.
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employee in the Ad'utant Genera.l's Office, telephone OXiord 5-0163.Shaw advised that  had him earlierbk -I durin the evenin a given e
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INFORMATION ONCERNING
Wi11m nsen, a U. s. citizen employed in Mow
City, Mexico, called 2: a.m. 6/30/70, requesting FBI assistance
in contacting his halt brother, Paul Finn Anderson, who may be
somewhere in either Florida, Georgia or Utah. Sorensen stated
his reason in wanting to contact Anderson is "personal" and he declined
to further explain.
Investigative responsibilities of FBI were explained to
Sorensen and it was suggested he contact the American Embassy,
Mexico City, for assistance. Sorensen expressed his thanks for the
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based on his ncquaintanceship with t groom's iaaily, who
resides in the Buffalo, air Sock, area. He stated he was
calling iron the German Hospital and that on the 29th or 30thhe would be leaving the hanp1ta1 he llirimar
 phonetic! Hotel in Valparaiso. stated
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. occurred aboard his current ship, the .On
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indicated that it is his opinion
the action captain against him resu1tcd'£ro hi:
| checking into alleged acts of tnievcry aboard the ship and
' what he termed sabotage. Be stated that he wanted to know
ii the FBI could take any action while the ship Ins in Chile
to arrest the alleged thieves aboard the snip. He can advised
F3 h sci i i I 1 t. . I an no juri ct on n a are go por..  dvis-ed that he had been in contact with the
user can onsu at Santiago, Chile, regarding his problem
and the protection oi his rights under adairalty law. Ho
stated that he was signing otf or the ship and would be
th Stt ithe it dw Id _ returning to o cited a cs_ n _ nee; u_n1-e an on
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Individual identifying himself as above
contacted the Bureau at 11:10 p.w., 7-1-70, and was
referred to SA J. A. Reilly, Special Investigative
Division.
Stated he was a special investigator, and
was calling from "somewhere" in Qrizona. Wouldn't
identify agency he allegedly represented and appeared
to be trying to impress whomever, he was with with
his "importance."
Rambled about wanting facts on hoodlums,
but couldn't identify these individuals. Stated he
would send telegram to Bureau in the morning and abruptly
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Mr. Frey said that he is a candidate for the United
| States Senate in the elections in November and he was formerly
a US naval officer. He said he was calling to obtain information
concerning crime in the United States and other matters in which
the FBI has an interest, and he would like to arrange to interview
an FBI representative in this regard during a visit he will be making
to Washington next week. He could not indicate the date other than
that it would be early in the week. The FBI&#39;s jurisdiction was
briefly discussed with Mr. Frey and he was offered a copy of the
Uniform Crime Report which has been sent to him.
Bules contain no information identiable with
this individual. It was suggested to him that he telephone 0&#39; Beirne
upon his arrival in Washington and that a mutually agreeable
time would be arranged for him to visit the Bureau to discuss the _.;§ _; ,matters he has in mind with O&#39;Beirne. //5 V/.5 /1&#39;5»  j?-/tyu
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cannot get any rest at the home of his brother _since his
release from Pontiac State Hospital, a mental institution. 
b7   . I came on the line and stated his brother was sick and asked where
his brother was calling. He was advised of me identity of -SA Keenan
and- requested that the call be disregarded as his brother
was sick and had recently been in a mental hospital. He terminated
call.
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At 10:15 p.m. on 7/11/70, Kling called and spoke
to the extra-duty supervisor. He stated he was from
Albuquerque, New Mexico, but that he had no address and
that he was calling from a phone booth in Dallas, Texas. b7¢.t
He said he had just checked into t  
Room 1942, using a credit card in the name of Wi am W. Birney.
He claimed that he had Just been questioned by the house ; *_j 1
detective whom he suspected of being a member of the Mafia. E
He said the Mafia was going to kill him because of some
information he had. He refused to furnish it to the Dallas
Office. At this point he hung up the telephone.
The names William W. Birney and Jack Lee Kling
could not be identified in Bureau indices.
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Divis t Thomas J. llciff that he was at that hour
eating a late dinner with his wife in the Howard Johnson
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restaurant is occupied y our w te males, three of whom are
in their early twenties and the fourth in his late thirties.
The conversation of this group is loud and of a rabble rousing
nature. The elder participant appears to be the leader and is
making statements to the effect that he belongs to an unnamed
group which is going to take over. This individual is trying to
persuade his companions to join hin in some undescribed venture.
stated that he has not overheard any
information t at wou d asist in making an identification of
these individuals or of any group to which they may belong. He
did state, however, that he objected to the tenor nversa-tion, which he described as "communist inspired."  stated
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information to our Baltimore Office, and the individual involved,
name unrecalled, turned out to be a leading figure in the Baltimore
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Captioned stated she is a.n "Irish atheist," meaning, she said, that
she is of Irish descent and does not believe in God. She complained
that for several years church members have been attempting
to confuse her with regard to religion and have been a source of
harassment to her. She stated that if this continues she will be
forced to seek medical aid. She also mentioned that members of the
"Maa, " who she could not identify, have also been harassing her
through messages sent to her over the air waves and this has gone
so far as to cause her to purchase a recorder in an effort to
record their messages. She wanted the FBI to take some action
to prevent such harassment and inquired "if the FBI cannot protecta tax payer, where are they to turn &#39;3 -conversation was
rambling in nature and disjointed.
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INFORMATION CONCERNING
This is to record that on 7-1&#39;?-70 captioned individual
telephonically  long distance! advised she has been held under "subjugation"
of electronic radio waves for the past ten years. She has communicated
with several agencies of the Government, including our Boston Office, and
thus far has been unable to secure any relief from this ordeal. On one
occasion she was referred to the Atomic Energy Commission in Great Britain,
but when she called there it was to no avail and she was referred back to
different agencies in the United States. She voluntarily stated that as a
result of this ordeal she is "emotionally insecure" and has been confined
to a hospital for treatment of this condition.
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SA Robert H. Egan, Duty Agent, Special Investigative Division.
Qsounded as though he was a bit intoxicated.
He asked v a -s appening here in Fort Worth; there is no
serenity; the Negroes are taking over. He said he is afraid to
go downtown because or crime on the streets and stated there is
no sense for him to call the local police.
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On this date captioned individual telephonically contacted
the Bureau on two occasions, from Ifanpsas pity; gMisSo111:g_i.Shr oder
King} advised Extra-Duty Supervisor George J. Foster
that he had been drinking and wanted to thank the FBI for the good
job it was doing.
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time in the service.
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King terminated the call. Bureau indices contain no record
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After furnishing other identifying data she inquire ere e overnor of 1 eso a
could be located in Washington, D. C. , and asked if SA Anderson knew where that state
is located. Without waiting for a reply she added "that is where Hubie lives," and she
was undoubtedly referring to former Vice President Humphrey. She was at a loss to
understand how the governor of a state could be in Washington, D. C. , and the FBI not
know his whereabouts. She said she wanted to get in touch with him in order that he
could vouch for her in connection with her efforts to have a New York City policeman /92apologize to her. JU
She then related that she was visiting Greenwich Village two days ag
and became involved in a verbal altercation with policemen who were attempting to
prevent some young people from stealing bread from a truck. She felt the police were
handling the matter incorrectly and that she could talk to the young people. One of the
policemen used vulgar language during his conversation with her and at one point asked
"what in the - - - -  obscene! are you doing from Minnesota with a New York automobile
and no license?" With reference to the particular word he used in this instance she
quickly added "I can spell it and do it, but do not talk about it. "
The jurisdiction of the FBI was explained to the caller and she terminated
the conversation.
Bufiles contain no information identifiable with captioned.

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no specific information, but is concerned abon aw
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This is to record that captioned invidual telephonically
contacted the Bureau and talked to SA Leon M. Gaskill on &#39;7/22/&#39;70. He
wanted Mr. Hoover, for whom he had a lot of respect, to know that the "war
was fixing to be over" and that he was "Almighty God" and would be glad to
help run the Government. He said the President should also be advised
of the above information and then hung up.
Our files show that on 11/ 18/ 66 the mother of captioned
indit . dvised the day before he, while intoxicated, had mailed a letter
to tle President which contained some threat to "take over the Government. "
and described her son as a married man, 59 years of age, who was formerl .
a prominent Cedar Bluff businessman until he suffered a nervous breakdown,
She said he had received psychiatric treatment in the University Hospital,
Birmingham, Alabama, and regularly took tranquilizers. She stated he was
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Edward L. Smith telephonically contacted Extra-Duty Supervisor C. E.
Price, General Investigative Division.
This individual was incoherent and rambled something to the
effect that he was tired of "homosexuals. " When asked where he resided,
this individual stated something in an unintelligible manner which sounded
to be a foreign language. He then terminated his call.
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At 8:44 P. M. , 7/29/ &#39;70 , captioned individual telephonically
contacted Extra Duty Supervisor William A. Harwood.
_stated that he had a friend, name not furnished, who
is currently in &#39; l after having robbed a store. He stated this friend
n jail but they
was a wino. h stated he tried to call his friend 1would not let nim tau: to him on theotelephone grelated that
he had "a few too many drinks tonight" and th s w s ro ably the
. reason he called the FBI. It was suggested t hat he see
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Captioned individual telephonically contacted Ni er-visor
J.N, E nor at 3:02 a. m. , 8-1-70, and stated he resides ab7c_,|  Ar1ington, Virginia, and wanted to relate the 0 owing
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He married a girl from Casablanca about four years ago and
she is now an alcoholic and has left him. He stated when he now answers
me telephone, there is silence on the other end and he believes it is his
wife. He requested the FBI to determine who is calling him and help him
to get his wife back.
He was advised of FBI jurisdiction and that we could not be of
assistance to him in his domestic problems and to contact the telephone
company if he continues to have trouble with his phone.
On basis of available imiormation, Bureau lndices are negative
concerning subject.
ACTION: For information.
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called the Bureau at 11:45 p.m., 7-29-70, and
spoke wit . A. Reilly, Special Investigative Division.
He claimed his wife is trying to kill him; that
she had attempted to strangle him this past Sunday, and since
then, he has been avoiding her by moving from motel to motel
in the Camp Hill-Harrisburg area. He requested FBI protection.
He was referred to local authorities.
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During the onversation, ambled, appeared to
be under the influence and attimes Eeame belligerent. He
volunteered he had been a salesman for 25 years but had given
up his job to go to trade school, hoping to become a mechanic.
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identify other than stating she suspec e im o eing involved in organized
crime activities. The condential character of Bureau files was carefully
explained to her after which she acknowledged that she readily understood why
it is not possible for the Bureau to divulge information in its files.
She was asked if she has anything which she feels would be of value
to the FBI and stated she did not know, indicating that first and foremost is
her concern over the degree of involvement any reporting of information by her
would represent. She was advised that any information furnished is regarded /.
as confidential by the Bureau and was asked if she would like to talk to an :7
Agent of our New York Office. She sated that first of all she doesn&#39;t know ifher concern with respect tovrepresents that which would be of interest
to the Bureau and regardless a is moment she does not want to become further
involved. She was told to contact our New York Office should she desire to
discuss information she might possess which she feels would be of value to the
Bureau.
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files on three different individuals with the name
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individual. 25-458779 is a Selective Service case on
in 1960, was being held at the New York City
and grand larceny. 138-3791 is on a di:
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to take u oca1 authorities as the &#39; isdic-tion over the arrest of his son, The ca11er, becameb7¢&#39;4 very excited and said he could not trust the a nd
was reporting the matter in order that Mr. Hoover could take
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She stated she and her husband purchased war bonds prior to
1948 and in 1948 her husband divorced her taking the war bonds with
him. She stated that the war bonds were made payable in her husband&#39;s
name and she thought that she should have access to these bonds.
talked for approximately one hour in a very
.6 a matter within the 3ur1sd1ct1on of the FBI. b7 __&#39; incoherent an! rambling nature and she was advised that this was not
£76, calls to the Bureau in the past.
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The above individual called you on July 27, 1970 and stated
she wanted to talk to you condentially in regard to some Bureau
agents. At that time I endeavored to have her talk with someone
else but she declined and said she would call you again.
Miss McKay stated that she was a "United States Attorney
long on record and a life long member of the Bar Association in
Illinois. " At the time of this call Mr. Soyars had an indices check
made and found no record on her. He also checked with Chicago
Qiiice and they also had nothing on her.
She called again today and when advised you were out of the
city, stated you would be sorry you were not here to receive her
information. I tried to get her to talk to someone else and she
flatly refused, stating she only wanted to talk to you as you have
complete jurisdiction over your agents. Itold her ii she had any
information about our agents, we would like for her to tell us.
She said "I bet you would. Do I have information on your agents
and does the public have information on your agents?" She said
she is going to release some information to the United States
Commissioner and "we would be hearing from the court, " and then
abruptly hung up.
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On 8-22 -70, at 10:05 p. m. Hcalled the Bureau
and spoke with Extra-Duty Supervisor ancis . ashin. He stated
that his civil rights had been violated by the telephone compan . Thetelephone company discontinued service on telephone number
in Fort Worth, Texas, for nonpayment tated that tele-phone number belongs to his daughter an! Ea! Ee  has been paid.
_was advised that the matter appeared to be of a -
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ACTCaptioned individual called for the Director at
12:05 a.m., 9/5/70 and spoke with the extra-duty supervisor.
He refused to furnish his address but the call was from a
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, operator. He admitted he was an
alcholic and was complaining that his wife was being given
hallucinary drugs  mushroom juice!. It was explained that
the Narcotics Bureau handled such matters, but he insisted
he would contact the Director personally. QlBased on the information avai1ab1e_ cannot n
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She advised ahe has been employed as a nurse!
aid tor over 20 years and learned tron an acquaintance, not
identified, that approzilately 1} weeks ago the Hicoiett
Convalescent .11@e in !@ee=-lolis go been l_=92_1_rs lerized-b/]c.»| W-eported a number of radios, altar: ciocia and talusstolen. In addition she pointed out she had heard a
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location.
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she was at id t re o go to the local Police Department but asked
that she he con cted n FBI A ent. She also stated she hasa boytriend, who is white and resides in
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said that he had purchased this car from the Home Insurance Company and
had contacted that company which he considered reliable and with which he
bad done business in the st and had been assured that the car was not astolen vehicle. lm that today Special Agent  phoned him
that tb say ere was no reason for him to continue to d car and that
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= telephonicaiiy contacted the Bureau at 4:02 a.  10,/2,/70
and advised he had just arrived at his home and found the living room window
open with the screen in the living room and the bathroom window was also
open. He stated he called the Youngstown, Ohio, Police Department and
| e po sible unauth rized n they would not do an investigation into thinto his home. mas advised of th
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be emotionally upset and advised "They are shooting ray machines
at me. " He stated he was calling from Seattle, Xashington, where
he was residing in a hotel the name oi which he would not furnish.
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Captioned individual telephonically contacted Extra-Duty
Supervisor C. E. Price at 5:55 p. m. , 10/4/&#39;70. She would not furnish
her address or phone number but stated she had information concerning
a person who was stealing from his employer and wanted to know in whom
she should furnish the information. She was advised that local thefts
were of interest to the local police and she should contact them. She
was also advised that our Newark Office covered her residence and she
should feel free to contact that otfice concerning any information she
1 possesses regarding interstate thefts.
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This is to record that captioned telephoned the Bureau on
10/ 13/ &#39;70 and talked to SA Leon M. Gaskill. He was agitated, somewhat
incoherent, and complained that the Secret Service had refused to take his
complaint concerning a counterfeit matter and that no one would ever listen
to him. He stated that he had some one dollar bills which were counterfeit,
although he could not explain why he thought they were counterfeit. He
stated that he had tried to complain to the Narcotics Bureau about a matter
in the past but the refused to listen to him also. When our jurisdiction wasexplained to him ,responded by stating that women were being taken
across state lines an were being droed. When pressed, he could give
no additional details. It appears thathas a mental problem.
During the conversation,-indicated he was .b.QI;l1.onb/,6, -and was retired, having worked 17 years for the American Ice .
Company and 14 years as a drug clerk for People&#39;s Drug Store. i ,
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Mr. Frank Fio ri; 0Information Concerning-   ,1, * I cf"A Mr. y Er i of Néw Y0r_l5 City called todayrequesting information con rnin§_tl{e_tiating of carbon copies of
documents prepared with either a typewriter or a ball-point pen.
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information as ittmay be pertinent to a possible civil matter in which
he was involved.Tulurm  
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it was suggested to Mr. Fiori that he search the yeiiow
pages of the New York City telephone directory to ascertain the name of a
document examiner in that area who could afford him detailed I
information regarding his problem. /I
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UNITED STAT. QVERNMENT
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, him as soon as possible. Mr. Conroy stated that tomorrow night
is civic night in Oxnard, California, and that Mr. Nixon was supposed
to speak to about_400 guests; however, he will not be keeping this
engagement and Mr. Conroy is hoping that Mr. Sullivan will speak to
this group.
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Los Angeles advised that John F. Conroy, Chief Engineer,"/1
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in the Republican Party and in local civic affairs. On 9/28/67, he
contacted our Los Angeles Office requesting that the Director speak
at the92,Q§_n_ard Civic Night. Los Angeles has no additional informationwith rbgardto Conroy.-  _.  ;
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I spoke with this man when he called back at 11:30 a. m. this
- morning. I told him that Mr. Sullivan was out of the city and that
_ unfortunately his prior commitments would make it impossible for him
. to accept the invitation to speak in Oxnard, California. Mr. Conroy
was disappointed but understood the situation.
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Jr. and adsed that he was the FBI in Yuba City,
California. He stated that he dialed the operator and asked for the
FRI and instead of being connected with the FRI. he wn . .r-.h=id withQ f&#39;l"|l&#39;1P __ ___ _. _.. ___,..._..___ __ -_____D ..-____...._..._. ------ -.--.. _ .-_, --v --......, _-----1-v-. ----
Ithe Sheriff s Office. He advised that he was finally connected with the
FBI at Sacramento, California. He was calling to let the Bureau know
that it takes a long time to get in touch with the FBI.
-stated that he was trying to reach the FBI just to see
if they were on duty. He had no need to reach the FBI but stated as an
interested citizen, he was merely seeing if he could get in touch with the
FBI in Yuba, City, California. L, .7,
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92 retired from the Government service and at another point indicated that
-__ y he was 36 years of age and had served with the Army in Korea. He also
stated that he was in similar work as to that of the FBI and he felt that
if he needed protection by the FBI that he would have to get in touch with
them immediately.b1c92
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»_ should notify the local police and should he ever need the FBI he could"3 ~. get in touch with them through the Sacramento Office. -appeared
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no further action be taken regarding this call.
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near Paradise, Michigan, and thought this was something the
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On referral iron the Bureau telephone operator,
Extra-duty Supervisor Brian P. Murphy, Domestic Intelligence
Division, received the following telephonic complaint from
subject who appeared to be under the influence of alcohol. , i
qstated that approximately one month ago he/had been arres e n Biloxi, Mississippi, for druken driving %/
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when advised that such matters were notwithin thenes!!gative Jirisdiction of this Bureau, stated
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Duty Supervisor, Henry J. Boeger.
Q complained he was unable to telephon-
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West Virginia State Police located in that area and demanded
the Bureau, by radio, make contact with either of the above-
mentioneo two agencies and instruct them to call him._became adamant when advised this was impossible.
 gdeclined to furnish any information as
to why he es re to contact either the Beckley PoliceL7c..| Department or the State Police in that area. ne said it
was a personal matter.
when the telephone operator announced top .-_, that he had_snoken for three minutes he termin te tDATE: = _
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switchboard operator.
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DETAILS:
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husband, accompanied by four-month old son,
left the Michigan, Lansing, Michigan, where
both are students, about September 8, 1970, for a visit to
husband&#39;s parents in Caracas, Venezuela. When the time
to return to the United States, two to three weeks ago, the #
husband said he would never return and repeatedly has beaten ,~wife since. Daughter told mother by telephone she had spoken - V!
to the United States Consulate in Caracas and was advised this _.
was a family matter. I . -GINO
as advied this matter was not within ljurisdict on o e I and was referred to the State Department.!Indices negative regardingdaughter and husband,
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_Norwich, Connecticut, telephonically contactedExtra-Du y Supervisor R.P. Keehan at 1:25 p. m. , 11-8-70, and requested
Bureau permission to search for fingerprints at the Norwich Iron and Metal
-| company, Norwich, Connecticut, where he is employed as he believes
thieves are stealing copper from the company. He said his boss and the
local police did not want him to do this. He was advised that the FBI
- could not give him any such authority.FROM ; C, B012.
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advised Extra Duty Supervisor William A. H rwood that he wanted ab7¢..| message relayed to Mr. Hoover.  tated to tell Mr. Hooverhis wife -was all right and he no rther information to report.
declined to furnish any additional identifying dataL&#39;!c_.&#39; » regarding . 11nS¬ . It appeared to SA Harwood_has a mental- 1 problem.
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- Mr. Bishop
On 11-14-&#39;70, at 1:05 p. an individual identifying himself:  formerly o  District Heights,192{l_a_.ry an , e ep omcally contacted the E ra- pervisor, General
Investigative Division, stating he desired help from the Bureau with
respect to a civil matter. He advised he had rented a room at the above
address for 20 years and was recently "kicked out" for no apparent
reason and is now penniless, walking the streets with no place to go.
He stated he was calling the Bureau as he recalled the last /time he visited the Bureau  last summer!, some police officers removed
him from the building, made appropriate arrangements and had immedi-
ately delivered him to the Spring Grove State Hospital.
He was informed that the Bureau has no jurisdiction in such
matters and that since he cannot afford legal counsel, he should visit
the local office of the Legal Aid Society. He terminated the call stating
he would personally visit Bureau Headquarters and attempt to see
Mr. Hoover and seek his assistance in this matter.
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J Special Agent James P. O&#39;Keeffe. e a V1SEd his wife left him and
court awarded him custody of their three children. He has reason
to believe h&#39;s wife left the children with her brother, Sergeantwfwris Island, South Carolina. He desired we
in ervene. e was advised this matter is not within our jurisdiction
and it was suggested he contact his attorney. He said he would.W
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Capt1oned 1nd1v1dual called at 12 25 m. 11-22 -70, and
oke w1th S ec1al A ent James P O&#39;Keeffe who res1des atKenosha, W1scons1n, a v se he 1s a truck 1dr1ver or ay ower an L1nes He stated that early on the mormng
of 11 21-70, he was sleepmg 1n h1s truck sleeper at the Trans1t Truck
Center on Route 1, two m11es south of Laurel, Maryland He adv1sed
the door to h1s truck was suddenly opened and a werful 11 ht shxnedP0 ES1n h1s eyes by an 1nd1v1dual who sald he was a Maryland State Trooper
Accordmg to- th1s 1nd1v1dua1 cont1nued on after learn1
was not a part1cular person bemg sought felt tins typeact1on 1s dangerous to the ofcer and the publ1c e e t the ofcer m1ght
be m1sta.ken for a robber wh1le behavm 1n th1s fash1on He also felt the
7 off1cer, name unknown, d1sputed h1s word by mference
des1red we br1ng h1s observatwn to the a en 1on of the Maryland Sta
Pol1ce He was adv1sed we could not do th1s and he agreed 1t would be
more proper for h1m to contact the state l1ce h1mself He chd not
allege a v1o1at1on of Federal law call ongmated from theabove truck stop and he was accompan1|e! iy hzs son,_ _
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M&#39; h&#39; S P 1S N b H h at the 1C iga &#39;  h P! past at ew erry, -ic .,
asked Corporal if subject had contacted them
recently. He a vise e ad been in on October 18, 1970;
that he had not apparently been drinking but that he did
not pay any attention to him as he never makes much sense:
that he recalled his saying as he left, as he has on
other occasions, that if they want to get us all they have
to do is put bacteria in the lakes.we-&#39;*~
Corpora1_advised that sometimes he does
not bother them for quite a period of time and then suddenly
he is calling them and others with illogical complaints.
eed +_;ha+_;b7c.7;_  g, l&#39;!1lCR!g8I&#39;1,1,76, ows t e s
contacted 10/22/70, by SA MILLERand "roopei sed that he had been on the  _;&#39;bJc 7»
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Detroit, Mi ice Department, for a number1975" years and that he and the subject had gone through theb1¢-L police academy together in 1942. He advised that the sub- .
ject had been a good dedicated officer; that he had a
good looking wife: that the subject was very jealous of
her; that they both got to drinking quite a lot and that
the subject finally killed her and was thus put in the
hospital for the criminally insane for two years at Ionia,
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not necessarily i sed he wouldclassify im as a a co olic, but that he does go for long
periods apparently living only on alcohol and then will
not touch it for a long time. He said the subject still
reverts to when he was a detective on the Detroit Police
Force, and at these times a lot of loose
past seem to come to his mind but he can
conclusive out of his thoughts. He said
gets this way he has after called him inends from the
not make anything
that when he
the early morning
hours and he has gone out and stayed with him. He said
that in his own mind the subject could be dangerous if
the circumstances were just right;
past roughed up some citizens and
On October 22, 1970 °
subject at his residence l
area between Uewberry and Paradi
The subject was working around
seemed ok and invited SA FILLER in and immediately started
a k rel ve to the period he was on to show him a
the iiithat he has in the
a Deputy Sheriff.
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his residence and
Asked about his call to the FBI, he said he did
not want to put anyone out over something that might not
be important but that in August or September, 1970, he
received a call from someone who probably thought he was
still in police work, "Maybe someone he had given a break
to one time", who said he had overheard someone say "We
don&#39;t have to fight them we can poison them and observed
packages being thrown over the side of ships"had
no other information.
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thinning in front=
being his wife. Wewhite male, about 5&#39;10", weighing about
black hair, combed straight back andHe introduced a woman ai ihe house asis unemployed. dvised
he receives a disability pension.

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bl-&#39;! Dayton, Ohio, to
b7c,| alerted an! la! !!en furnished photographs or the hung chickens,At 4:5D e
identitied himself
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Hadvisod that he lives in an integrated
neighborho an hat he and sany ot the blacks are active
in community affairs and have been active in combatinglat, drug traffic through their work with the local police.
He said that when he returned hone this morning, the neighborhood
was very much disturbed because 18 dead white chickens had
been strung up on various garages in the neighborhood. He
related that the blacks think that the dead chickens have,
special significance as it means that the criminal element
has marked the recipients or the chickens tor retaliation.
stated that the local police had been
He was furnishing this tor the Bureau&#39;s information.
This it for your information.
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MISCELLANEOUS - INFORMATION CONCERNING
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telephonically contacted Extra" Duty Supervisor Robert P. Keehan 11/ 30/ &#39;70
concer &#39; efforts by the City of Philadelphia to collect $12 on a parking
ticket. claimed he had received no such ticket, that a summons
issued by N. urray Adler, Constable, Philadelphia, was in error and
he was advising the FBI as a matter of information.
was advised that the information did notindicate a v1o a ion W1 n the FBI&#39;s jurisdictiompsaid he had
furnished his information to the City of Philadelp a.
Bureau files sho ms called the Bureau on several
other occasions  B&#39;llI¬3-11 file 66- - 09, 8372!.
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Captioned individual telephonically contacted the
_ Bureau 11/26/70. He noted that the FBI "had been very tough
in closing i
II u Florence, gentucky, brother of theb7: y operates as a bookmaker and
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further by phone and reques e that he be personall contactedby an Agent "as he has information that could Quthggt og
business." i
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overbearing and demanding. He n een drinking or he
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Louisville contact and determine whether he
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Richie Heights. Narylandg_ He explained that he and his wige
have otained a Mexican divorce and that he was given custody of
his oldest two children but his third child, a four- yearold
girl, is living with his former wife and his wife&#39;s parents inOhio.  eels that he now should have custody of the four-
year-o g since it is his understanding his former wife is
not taking proper care of the child. His purpose in calling
was to ask if the FBI could assist him in obtaining
the third child.
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have any jurisdiction in this type of situation
might want to contact his attorney to determine
action to b tak . s it c di l e en l!!|IIlIHm. qu e or a
SA Beale after which t e call was terminated.
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This is to record that captioned telephoned Bureau on 12/ 8/ &#39;70,
and talked to SA Leon M. Gaskill. He was very difficult to understand,
talked irrationally and complained of a device attached to his telephone which
would not permit him to get the number he called. He stated he had been in
contact with the Chicago FBI Office twice a week for some time and had given
information on gambling to that Office in the past. He stated ibr the past seven
years or so he had been engaged in researching local Circuit Judges, housing
and property for urban renewal, that he made no money and his wife supported
him. . .. , _
chronic complainant and had a mental problem. 5 &#39; I I The Chicago Office subsequently advised that-was a
Bufiles show that in April, 196&#39;? captioned telephoned the 1
Bureau re" rtirr his brother &#39; &#39; &#39; po g ,  as a missing person.
His brother later returned home an was co me o a state mental hospital.
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Supervisor J. J. Creamer and advised that she used to work with
Robert Kennedy for 14 years. She claimed that there is a plot against all
the male members of the Kennedy family and is fearful for Edward Kennedy.
She rambled on mentioning many prominent inclividuabincluding
Jacqueline Kennedy and former President Johnson as being involved in a
plot against the Kennedys. She indicated that she has been in contact with
Secret Service in Wisconsin and has worked with Narcotics Agents in
Chicago area. She stated that the Narcotics Agents have told her that she
is crazy. She also stated that she has called the Chicago Office of the FBI I
in the past and this was the first time that she has called the FBI in Wash-
ington. She was advised that in view of the fact that she has furnished
her information regarding her suppositions to Secret Service and the
Bureau of Narcotics in the past, no action would be taken by the FBI.
ACTION: None. For information.
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3 at 3:10 p.m., this date. She advised that in November, 1970,
i she was physically assaulted and robbed. She is not satisfied
1&#39; with the progress the local police are making concerning this
incident and inquired whether or not the FBI could take any
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2:43 p.m., this date. He stated he was calling to see if the
FBI could take some action to expedite a complaint he had
given to the local police department. He was advised this was
not a matter within the jurisdiction of this Bureau.
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talked with Mr. Hoover and you recently ,
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At approximately ll:50 a.m., December 6, 1970, the
Bureau switchboard operator advised Duty Supervisor Charles J.
Devic, Division Nine, that a telephone call had been received
from Mr. Del Webb, who had requested that the Director be
contacted and that he, the Director, call him at the Statler
. Hilton Hotel in Washington, D. C., telephone number EX 3-1000,
room 1000. The Director wa§E6Htacted relative to Mr. Webb&#39;scall and the Director instructed that Mr. Webb be called back
aand informed that he was out of town. Mr. Webb was called and
informed that the Director was out of town. /q
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_Mr. Webb contacted the Bureau and spoke with SA Devic. Mr. Webbstated that it was very urgent that the Director get in touch Jijj
with him. He was again infonned that the Director was out of "
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important and desired that the Director be notified of his call.
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and would be occupying rooms 17 G and H. Mr. Webb did not
disclose the nature of the urgent matter and again expressed
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Call for the Director
December 6, 1970 - 11:50 A. M.
A local call was received from Er. &#39;1. D. Webb, who desiredthat the Director be notified that he was in town and staying at theStatler Hilton Hotel. He also requested the Director call him.
The message was relayed to the Director. Per the Director,inform Mr. Hebb the Director is out of town.
Called Mr. Webb and advised him the Director was out of
town.
December 6, 1970 - 4:35 P. M.
A local call was received from Mr. T. D. Webb, who wished in
advise the Director that he was leaving for New York City and could be
reached at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, the telephone number is area code212--EL 5-3000. Mr. Webb stated he would be there through Monday.
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however, stated that approximately one year ago Congressman Conyers
was in her apartment at which time he threatened her and caused her to
be confined to the Northville Hospital as a mental patient. She is presently
confined at this institution. She stated she has been in touch with
lice the Unit ations and her daughter,Detroit, Michigan; owever, s e has een
unable receive any assistance from them.
She requested assistance from the FBI in determining from
the previously-mentioned individuals exactly what problems they have
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contacted Special Agent J. J. Boyd and stated that he wanted the FBI to nd
his wife and two young boys as he had the right to spend Christmas with his
sons. He stated he has been separated from his wife for some period of
time and has been giving his wife some nancial support with the agreement
that he could visit with the children once or twice a week. He stated the wife
has not brought the children the last two times scheduled for a visit and he
demanded something be done so he could spend Christmas with the boys. _
He stated he and his wife are separated by mutual agreemen
and she does not have the children by any court order.
It was suggested to-that he might make a complaint to the
local police at Gahanna, Ohio, where he states the wiie resides and he
advised that the police would not help him and further, the wife and childrenwere not "missing persons. was advised the facts related by him did
not indicate  jurisdiction over we matter by the FBI and when it was
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At 6:30 a.m., 12/28/70, an individual identifying
himself as captioned, telephonically contacted the Bureau
and spoke to SA John E. Kelly, Jr
nadvised he has been a public school teacher _
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contacted ExtraDuty Supervisor W. A. Harwood stating he wanted some
information from FBI files. He stated that he had a disability not further
identied. I-heriauip  advised that the FBI files are condential ad
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for about six weeks. He indicated that he was going to charter an airplane, y toCanada, find them, and "blow-head off. " 92 M9,,-,., ,g_was very demanding and arrogant on the pl92i5ne,"&#39;u&#39;sed considerable
profanity, and may possibly have suffered emotional problems in the past. He &#39;
criticized the United States and stated that he was going to "get in the underground
and shoot all of them. " He also stated that he didn&#39;t know how to fly an airplane
but he was going to fly one to Canada.
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Federal employment at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, or falsifying
his application. He had prior arrests for intoxication, resisting arrest, and was
held for observation in April, 1958. At this time it was noted that he was suffering
from an acute syndrome from alcohol intoxication and, upon his release, it was
noted that there was mental illness in the family and also a history of heavy drinking.
In March, 1970, he made allegations concerning Local #217 of United Plumbers and
Steamfitters Union, Portland, Maine, which, after discussion with the U. HS. Attorney,
were referred to the Department of Labor. Bureau files contain no informationidentifiable with his daughter, _ o Qé ..3 9@3_, _.gq 77
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contacted Extra-Duty Supervisor W. A. Harwood. as veryincoherent and several times during the conversation !ro!e down and
cried. She stated that she understood that her former husband, name
unknown, was being investigated or had been investigated by the FBI.
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At 10:05 PM on January 17, 1971,
Fort Worth, Texas, telephonica y advised that -h"" 0 - - - - ue wish report that Widespread prostitution exists 111 the
Fort Worth area, and possibly involves interstate travel. He was
advised that he should relay this information to our Fort Worth
Resident Agency and he advised that he had no money left to do this
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was advised of this matter ani he stated that he would give this
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.,__, owner, on 10/ 7/ 70, telephonically contacted the Bureau and requested to speak
g to Mr. Hoover. After the Direct r&#39;s absence from the office was explained tohim by SA Leon M. Gaskilhh stated that he had had a gun for a nmnbe1-
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she was in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and was preparing o oar a p ane
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She said she needed help desperately, but declined to discuss her problem over
the telephone. She inquired as to whether the Director would be available totalk to her in the late afternoon of 2-3-71.
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the nature of her problem. She restated the fact that she did not wish to discuss
the matter over the phone and at this point, it was suggested she contact Special
Agent in Charge Held in Minneapolis. She was told that Mr. Held, acting as
Mr. Hoover&#39;s personal representative, would discuss her problem with her in
condence and tell her whether or not the FBI could assist her. She said she
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INFORMATION CONCERNINGTolson at
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On 2-6 -71, at approximately 11:19 a. m. , Bureau Operator
telephonically advised Extra-Duty Supervisor W. J. Riley that Kendall
was calling and wanted to talk with a Special Agent concerning stolen
money. The operator then proceeded to switch the incoming call to
Special Agent Riley at which point she advised the caller had hung up.
The above information was furnished telephonically by
Extra-Duty Supervisor Riley to Special Agent Albert Coehler, Boston
Division, 2 -6 -7 1.
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Reference Bureau telephone call to Boston 2-6-71.
On 2-6-71 person identifying himself as Theodore
Kendall  phonetic! telephonically contacted the Bureau,
advised he was calling from Boston, Massachusetts, and asked
to talk with a Special Agent concerning stolen money. Before
this call could be connected with a Special Agent Kendall
hung up.
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Kendall.
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immediately sent to her residence and "check things out. " She "
said she went to a beauty salon on 2=12-&#39;21, and the operator used ;a fluid that made her hair look like "Afro hair" and her hair is
now falling out. In addition, the frozen package food she has been
buying has been previously opened and resealed. Therefore, she
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she immediately terminated the call.
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identied with captioned person.
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by Mr. Donald Davis of Middleburg, Virginia, for no apparent reason, in fact
_ he was calli from the home of Mr. Davis and Mr. Davis is now in the sameroom. #advised his main concern was the custody of his three
children w o were awarded to his wife as a. result of a Mexican divorce. His
concern was that he wanted custody of his children and could not have them.
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information. He was advised this matter was not within the jurisdiction of the
FBI and he should notify the local authorities of this alleged beating. He
advised he would notify the local authorities and he immediately terminated
the c onver sation. . -7 &#39;". "*-
Based upon available information, Donald Davis not identiable in
Bureau tiles,
BW OIBureau indices 2 -108836-22! reflect that in March of 1966 oneof Searcy, Arkansas, wrote a. letter inquiring of of
and of an organization by the name of "MENSA". e a ise
our files are confidential and we could not furnish any information.
n international organization whose primary purpose is to conductN S a . . .research in psychology and the social sciences and high intelligenw
only gualication for membership. Buiile 52-59599 indicates one
_oi New Rochelle, New York, in 1952 was the subject of an investigation
concerning Theft of Government Property and destruction of Government
property. AUSA declined prosecution in favor of prosecution by militaryauthorities. No other information  Bureau files concerning "MENSA" .
REC-ACTION: None, for information.
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Wcalled to advise that he had $20.00 en rom mi a a bar in Sweetwater,
and he wanted to report it to the FBI. He advised he also reported it to
the local police. He immediately terminated the conversation.
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/  te16ph0niC3.11y contacted General Investigativevision E ra Du pervisor 2/ 17/ &#39;71 and advised that her brother,h is presently in the Logan County, West Virginia, Jail on
charges 0 nine counts of armed robbery and breaking and entering. He
is guilty. He has cooperated with county and state law e orcement
officers in solving several cases and the recover of erchandise as
well as the arrest of one associate. He has had as an attorney
who first advised him to plead not guilty, however, now a vises him to
plead guilty. It he does not plead guilty, it is believed he
a life sentence.
from Charleston, West Virginia, was paidwill receive
brother ,
however, he took the money but has not assisted in any manner. She ,
desired the FBI&#39;s assistance in representing her brother. -C>-z &#39;-_/
p was advised that the FBI could not assist her in
this matter an s e possibly might want to get in touch with the West
Virginia Bar Association who would be in a better position to recommend
an attorney to represent her brother.
ACTION: None. For record purposes. 09; - 8c92% oQSI * &#39;_&#39;""&#39; "-I
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, Extra-Dut Su ervisor J. D. Huppert from her
, Z: y agi a e s e, sobbing and barely -1" L7¢&#39;| ed she has been attemptin% ntact her husband for several days7 &#39; ccess. He is C  serial number
_ ,1 &#39; U. S. Air Force, and 1S sup se e stationed at
omestead Air Force Base in Florida.
" maid she has been unable to reach her husbandL-&#39;c_&#39; and she fee s some mg as happened to him. She also claimed that
people are trying to break into her apartment and her telephone is
- _ "bugged. " Her 68- ear -old mother is of no assistance because of ,1_-g 0 illness a  claimed she has also been unsuccessful in
&#39;j__, trying to con c er ctor and attorney. She said that the police
j and the FBI, Miami, have not been of any help.G92.§ > It was clearly and patiently pointed out top
2 92 that her information does not constitute a matter under Jurisdic-b,@_ | tion. She insisted that she be furnished the name and number of some-
one she could call who would help her. It was suggested that the
1 Commanding Officer or someone acting for him at ir92_-1 Force Base might be of assistance. At this point,
&#39;  thanked Special Agent Huppert and discontinued the conversation.
ACTION: On 3-6 -71, at 10:35 a. m. , Special Agent Charles Loomis,
- Miami, was furnished the above information. Special Agent Loomis
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At 10-30 a m., today ca tioned individual I O Pcalled from Reno, Nevada. Heigave his home address as 2Lk..|F1etai_r_ieJ__l.g_uisiana, and stated he was presently
eave rom college hitchhiking around the country.
_explained that plans for a protest
schedu1éU&#39;!f"HEho, Nevada, for the night of March 19 1971D 992 were canceled because of information from &#39; r Williams,bnC&#39; Reno Police Departmen effect that
~  phonetic! manager of Casino, had 1S r1 u _ .machine guns to his emp-oyee- to protect his business. ,.;7 it
considered this to be against the law and wanted~*~*-~»~
_ investigation. He was told that this was not a matter
U handled by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and he
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ix immediately, distination unknown.
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furnish the above information to the Alcohol, Tobacco
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Sacramento, California, telephonica y con ac e ureau
Headquarters and spoke with SA Judson J. Hodges, Extra!ll!!I!I!!ll!i!!!lLI
Duty Agent, Special Investigative Division.
was very excited, irrational, and
appeared o e comp ainin n attack upon her personby three school teachers. was advised to contact
the local police as this appeare e a local matter. She
replied this was the same run around she had received from
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On 4-8-71, captioned individual phoned the Bureau and
spoke to Inspector Herington.
She said she was dissatised with her attorney who had
misled her affairs and who was causing her to lose her property. She
said he had instructed her to sign a contract which she should not have~ and she is unable to get any satisfaction in the courts. She stated she ,»"/Qhad complained to the local authorities, to various judges, to the Bar "D
Association, etc. , and was unable to get anyone to take an interest in 1
her case.
Complainant was advised that she had not indicated anything
within our jurisdiction and that we had no authority over the relationship
between an attorney and his client. The complainant rambled along
incoherently but was finally convinced that she had not furnished facts
that would indicate El Bureau violation. Bufiles contain no information
identifiable with this individual.
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REQUEST T0 MEET THE DIRECTOR
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Chevy Chase Mar and, -who ¬l.GVi5¬d that sne ner 11-year-DidQ &#39; _ _ _ I. J L _ J  I L 1 ___&#39;_.¢_   r fathegm desired to see the Dire,ctor at 3 .m. ,1 Lpuesday, pril 13th. She advised er grandmother : E  . . was the cousin of the Director She stated her father an sis er mere y sire to
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" The Director noted on a memo prepared for him including
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name. H. "
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Richmond, Virginia,
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on 4-13-71, and stated he has a domestic problem. He complained
of being assa elatives and particularly by his
randsong , who he said was a high school student.
He advise a a y treats him badly and have been attempting
to get him co a n a1 institution. He stated thathis grandson,  works at Townsend Theatre,
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was advised of subject&#39;s statements and instructed to notify the
Richmond Police Department.
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INFORMATION CONCERNING
On 4/ 9/ &#39;71,_te1ephoned the Bureau from
Whitney, Texas, and talked to SA Leon M. Gaskiil. She advised she was
64 years old, had just read the "Life" magazine article critical of the1 Director and was "mad as a hornet. " She said she was also "mad as hell
; at  Ivir. Boggs" for attacking Ivir. Hoover. She stated the Director
&#39; was the greatest and most respected law enforcement officer in the
country and that she was speaking for many people way down in her
country when she said she was most appreciative of the way the Director
and the B92.u&#39;eau were handling things. {Vb7c -4
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on 10/ 18/ 54, and 1/ 1/ 59, on Drunken Driving and "PC, Bond Violation
No. 88" charges, respectively. Records show no disposition on the
s d ntical charges and it is not known whethei i e
with captioned individual.57¢ -I
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That the attached letter be sent toe:-cpressing
the Director&#39;s appreciation for her remarks.
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. 71 SA P Walton oi the Crime Records Division
talked to Columbia, South Carolina,
upon referra rom e irec or s ice. who was highly &#39; &#39;
excited and occasionally rambling, mentioned that e written a letter
to Senator Sta-om Thurmond and had also visited Attorney F. Lee Bailey
pertaining to a d ctor who allegedly was tapping his telephone in Columbia,South Carolinwwefused to identify the doctor and acknowledged
that the entire incl en occurred within the state of South Carolina. He was
advised of the FBl&#39;s jurisdiction and of the jurisdiction of the local authorities
and stated he would contact the District Attorney at Columbia, South Carolina.Tolson _a_
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However, Identication Division advised an arr st record, FBI. was located on an which
" &#39; had been arrested_ by the Columiiia, South Carolina, Police
Department for making threatening telephone calls. No disposition was noted
on the FBI record.
RECOMMENDATION:
None . For information.
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Dear Mrs. House:
It pleased me very much to learn of your
telephone call of April 9th, and I want to thank you for &#39;
your generous remarks. I hope our future endeavors
continue to merit your approval.
_ Sincerely yours,
MAILED 24 3. Edsmr Hoover _
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At 6:25 p.m. 4/26/71 an individual identifying
herself as captioned telephonically contacted the Bureau
and spoke to SA John E. Kelly, Jr., Special Investigative
Division.
Finitiated the conversation by reporting
that she e ieved she had spoke to a Special Agent Simpson
at the Capitol today. A check with the switchboard
indicated there is not an Agent Simpson in WFO. wasso advised. -
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She spoke in a highly emotional manner and admitted
the individual she talked with at the Capitol may have been
a police officer rather than a Special Agent. She expressed
concern over her own personal safety and that of her children.
The only specific she provided in this regard was that she
believed someone was trying to break in &#39;" """ " &#39; * ner nouse. if WESsuggested to that she contact local police regarding
this matter.
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ACTION:
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At 9:50 p.m. 4/27/71 an individual identifying 7 Id3$;A92
himself as Dr. William J. Bird telephonically contacted the-we-- _
Bureau and spoke to SA John E. Kelly, Jr., Special
Investigative Division.INFORMATION CONCERNING
Dr. Bird stated he was calling from the Cinderella
Motel, Shawnee, Qglghoma, and was extremely angry because he
could not make a direct dialing long distance phone call from
Shawnee, Oklahoma. It was explained to Dr. Bird that this was
not a matter within the jurisdiction of the Bureau. When he
was informed of this fact he immediately discontinued the
conversation.
On the basis of the limited information provided by
Dr. Bird no record could be located with respect to him in
Bureau indices.
ACTION:
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< these matters over the telephone. He said that he did not furnish
K this information to local police authorities since he felt many of them
92; were corrupt. The complainant did not furnish any specifics in this _.
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and spo e o A John Kell Jr. , Special Investigative Division. Nob7c_| records identifiable within Bureau indices. Since the Bureau
does not conduct investiga ions in Guam, it is recommended this
memorandum be forwarded to the Department who may desire to furnish
T,,_o,, _ it to the United States Attorney in Guam. """&#39; _"""
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at which time she inquired as to whether
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At 9:30 p.m. 4/27/71 an individual identifying I U
himself as captioned telephonically contacted the Bureau
and spoke to SA John E. Kelly, Jr., Special Investigative
comp1ained about the Mafia influence inb7c_| Florida, poisone drinking water, and the Lakewood police
authorities. He had no specific facts and abruptly terminated
the conversation stating he believed his phone was tapped. ~__.
No record identifiable with-in Bureau  ~-./
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At 10:35 p.m. 4/28/71 an individual identifying
himself as captioned telephonically contacted the Bureau
and spoke to SA John E. Kelly, Jr., of the Special Investi-
gative Division. He stated he operates a private detective
agency.
 The complainant advised he has a patrol service
which checks various marinas to protect boats. He complained
the Chief of Police in Warwick, Rhode Island, refuses to lethis service operate in that area and wanted FBI assistance. >1
was advised that on the basis of data hesupplied,the FB! Eld not have jurisdiction in this matter.
No record identifiable within Bureau
indices.
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An individual who identified himself as above
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and furnished a hone phone o
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investigative jurisdiction oi the Bureau.
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hospitals over a period oi tine without legitimate complaints.
Bureau tiles shoe in §9p$9.&#39;:b£2&#39;, 19110,-set upan office as a notary public in his home at the lapove address. I
At that time he was placed on the mailing list to receive
the Law Enforcement Bulletin and fugitive data.  94-4-39-18123!b!c-&#39;|
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He stated there was a black car near his house with "loads of
heroin" and he wanted the FBI to come out and pick it up. He was advised
he should notify local authorities and Treasury Department officials of
any information he might have concerning such a load of heroin. He
stated he may or may not do this depending on the way he felt.
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At 12:30 p. m. , 5/ 22/ 71, captioned individual telephonically
contacted Extra-Duty Agent Robert J. Petersen and insisted that an
FBI Agent be immediately dispatched to her residence. When inquired
as to the nature of her call, she first declined to give any information
other than her life was in anger. She later pointed out that she was a
long-time resident of La Junta, Colorado, and the people in the community
were desirous of purchasing her property and were making numerous
unkind statements about her. She stated that she feared for her life.
When advised of the FBI&#39;s jurisdiction in this matter, she related that
she did not feel the local Sheriff John Eberly or the Chief of Police in
La Junta, Colorado, could be trusted and that she intended to contact P
the Denver Office.
Extra -Duty Supervisor Douglas Williams, Denver Office, was
telephonically advised of Miss Gaines call at which time he related that
the Denver Office was familiar with Miss Gaines as she had made various
complaints to that office. He stated that in July, 1965, the Chief of Police
of La Junta, Colorado, advised Miss Gaines at that time was 80 years
old and was quite senile and that Gaines neighbors assisted her as much
as possible at that time in bringing food and other items of necessity to
her home. Bureau files reflect in April, 1969, Gaines directed a letter
to the Bureau relative to Top Ten Fugitive Cameron David Bishop reporting
that she believed Bishop was in the "Cedars" a short distance from her
community. Gaines interviewed. Investigation to locate Bishop negative.
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For record purp0ses, ca11edthe afternoon of 5-20-71 and a v se e wr er s e presently
employed on the Subcommittee on Legislation and Military
Operations, House Committee on Government Operations. She has
been requested to complete the necessary forms for the purpose of
obtaining a "Secret" clearance. She stated she had been
investigated by the FBI for a clearance about eighteen years
ago while she was employed by the Department of Health, Education,
and Welfare, and she wanted to know whether it was now necessary
for her to furnish information
the forms. ,*L,
found the Civil Service
Commission  CSC! had conducted an investigation of her in 1954
and had referred the case to the Bureau under the Security of
Government Employees program in view of derogatory subversive
information regarding two supervisory officials at her previous
place of employment. In view of the extensive investigation
which had been conducted by CSC e la of significantderogatory information regal-ding  no investigation
was conducted by the Bureau and c eferred back
to CSC. 40-3371!
mwas advised the Bureau had not conducted
investiga on 0 er and it was suggested she might wish to
check with the CSC.
ACTION: For information._ Bk-1°? g 44,-3;;/;1_c7oo.5&#39;Upon checking it was
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On 5-19--:1,
Torrington, Connectic-, telephonically advised Ni§l&#39;1&#39;t Se?
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citizen
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- in about arri JFK International Airport,
New York, and accordingAlbert B. Knickrehm, Domestic Intelliience  hefrom one
Torrington, 0 cut, telep »- _
ject mi"h* "-&#39;~=="&#39;bl" smuele narcotics-H" "
in the U.S,, presen ting in
reportedly is scheduled to return to the U.S.
ssibly will be smugglingics into the coun   advised /
gave no specific as subject as being / ,¢gler of narco he believed information was "
probably accurate= was advised that this was
a violation within He  r s c "<5: thezBu1-eau of Narcotics
and Dangerous Drugs  BNDD! and that this information would be
ef red t that Bureau It was suggested in the future thatshould furnish such information to BNDD.
Above information was furnished telephonically to
Ernest Staples of the Bureau oi Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs.
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Parkis .- __TELEPHONEI&#39;_CALL TO____ - Mr. Callahan .1? 59 &#39;"
BUREAU SWITCHBOAQD ognnnvroa - Mr. Tavel {V
Bureau switchboard operator,l  advised the
General Investi tive &#39;v&#39; &#39; - ga D1 1s1on Extra Du 1sor .31 PM,
that she had just received an anonymous call which was obscene andthreatening. The caller according t£_ sounded as though "he
was a Negro probably in his twenties.
.  - ated that when she answered the telephone the
caller sta , going to kill a bunch of you {obscene} Nazis," at
the end of the statement the caller hung up.
General Services Administration Building Guard Joseph Cousins
was advised. The duty Agent in the Administrative Division Darwin M. &#39;Gregory was also advised.
ACTION:
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H: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19142  e num r
, [976-I contacted Ext:-aD|&#39;.ty Supervisor C. AI Nuzum
as follows: / 5 ,1 p.l -/ &#39; ",|.:-L--~-_t_
I-&#39; - t1;» He engaged in a rambling, somewhat disconnected conversation
relative to his patriotism and support for President Nixon as well as other
political candidates of the Republican Party. He stated he was a life long
Democrat until about nine years ago when he became a Republican.
Although he is presently employed as a Postal Field Service - 6 at the ". Philadelphia Main Post Office, he contemplates in the very near future Xe}

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stated the reason he was calling the FBI to determine
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;>-&#39;  . At 5:07 p. m. on May 24th, a Dr.
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