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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
TELEPHONE
LOGS/APPOINTMENTS/
CALENDARS OF J. EDGAR
HOOVER
SUMMARY!
TELEPHONE LOGS
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J I TELEPHONE CALLS TO AND FROM FORMER FBI DIRECTOR J. EDGAR HOOVER
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B7 L- 92 gtelephonically contacted the Director's Office
dui-'n' th afterno f 10/28/6 ' 1 g e on,o 9, and was referred to SA Hauer of the Crime
. Research
D7 ¢"* 'sed two FBI Agents, oneui whom she identied 1
as Aloysius J. were at that time interviewing her husband in front "
of their homei in Franklinton. She said this interview was being conducted in
connection with an investigation regarding the "Minutemen, " and that the
Agents were attempting to elicit information concerning her husband's
background and association with this outfit since his name had appeared on
a list which was seized following the arrest of the leaders of the "Minutemen. "
92B ! C.-~ gaid her husband was refusing to Tfurnish the
Agents with the i orma on they were seeking, and she was contacting Bureau
. Headquarters in an effort to have the Agents leave her husband alone.
5'7 L-92 admitted her husband had chased a book 9' pur
concerning the "Minutemen" after hearing a radio broadcast about that organ-
ization. She denied her husband was a member of the "Mind; emen " but "-.admitted his name was probably on "a lost of lists. " '7 §}___ 1;-lg
=1 L 92 was informed the Agents were
duties i d n r her mpose pon em y law and the best approach fo
would be to fully cooperate with tle FBI. This seemed to andfshe commented that if action was not taken to have thewould 'i:ur " aogbose, and the ""_ "d see to it that the Agentss firmly counselfegatst taking any action that wouldr ___é_n er og assaulting FBI persomiel. If/_ H,
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that she "was going to J. Edgar Hoover about this, " and thereafter
hung up the phone.
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Director and complimented him on his 92 who criticizes
you and/or the F. B. I. automatically becomes my enemy. " His letter was
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Information was received during 1965 thams one of
l some 450 persons to whom literature was mailed from " nu emen" Head-
quarters in Norborne, Missouri. This literature was forwarded to persons
whose names appeared on membership records of the "Minutemen" outfit.Subsequently, during 1966, information was received thapad paid
a $5. O0 initial fee for me-@rship in the "Minutemen" an was assigned
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SAC, New Orleans, was telephonically contacted and advised
call to Bureau Headquarters and that she had threatened to ofA76 I 92 t on FBI personnel. SAC, New Orleans, stated there hat1 been no difficulty during this interview and the dog had not been relea: if
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The above individual telephonically contacted Duty
Agent James E. Decker, Special Investigative Division, at
2:00 a.m., 11/13/69. He spoke coherently and requested to
speak with an at Bureau Headquarters on Friday afternoon,11/14/69, whem will be in Washington, D. C. He would not
disclose the n of his visit to Washington nor his reason
for his request to speak with an Agent.
Attorney Foran, Chicago, Illinois. advised that one week
ago on a visit to the United Nation ew York, New York, he
met with the Arabian Ambassador and also rode in the Ambassadorls
with Shirley Temple Black of the United Nations.would not elaborate further, but inferred his visit
eadquarters would concern the Arabian Ambassador and
Shirley Temple Black.He did relate that he wasacquainted with U. S.
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inRefer ibis memorandum to Crime Records for information!
11/14/69.and interview of when he contacts Bureau Headquarters on '
- Mr. Bishop
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telepbonically contacted Bureau Headquarters
oi 11-13-69 in a highly excited state. He
stated that two men claiming to be FBI Agents a cred at bill1976'! home and told his wife they wilihed to speak 1:05 who was
not at home at the time.
92.!as anxious to resolve tbie matter and ,.requestedge be telepbonically contacted by an Agent of !
69. 1n office. He iurni ome telephone number as,b7C"/ and n second number where he could be
co ed during the evening o - -
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BNOTE: Call received at 9:30 P.M. 11-13-69 by SA James A.
Abbott, night supervisor, Special Investigative Division.
Foregoing information furnished Night Supervisor James
McKenzie, Boston office.
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At 8:50 p. m. , captioned individual telephonically contacted
Extra-Duty Supervisor W. L. Bailey and advised that she desired to
discuss a "bad situation - criminal matter" with the FBI. She spoke
in a rambling and disjointed manner referring to such phrases "They
are saying bad things about me" and "I think they want me to do bad
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consulted the local police, she retorted "They are a bunch of crooks. "
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A check oi Burea s and Bureau's chronic ccmpl '*- . . . .| ¢ - Ib1¢.] was made without locating an entiiiable information regarding »
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SYNOPSIS:
New York attorney
today inquiring whether the FBI has an
' C u Chr' ti .in orp s 1s , Texas alleged that such an Agent had talked
to a Mr. Collins early this mon out pa ' a commercial matter.Houston Office advises that no Agent name s assigned to that office
but that S is Senior Resident Agent at Corpus Christi.
Agen has in erviewed no one named Collins recently and ASAC
Hetherington of Houston advises that this inuirv could concern a reoortedlv
stolen B23 .11C18.ft which one of Muske on 1ch1 w - ~ 1 w--1-'*'g1M.'gm$
selling to parties in Texas. Plane allegedly en from Florida airport toCorpus Christi, Texas W'thout ermission ofwand before sale wasconsummated. Onewas arreste y orpus Christi police -A,
in connection with this ma er an at request of police department was inter-viewed by saqwhno in police custody. Matter brought to United
_ States Attorney in ouston as possible Federal violation and prosecution
declined as this isiivil matter which should be settle_d by parties involved.mum were interview by SAat their reque antif ' ' 'o mvo vement in matter. _ _ 7 ___ Au " 1!. __ g""92 F.-.</.c;/./,--.1'¢ E; 5 """ """-6 ' l JJ1_?iE¢0MME1iIlAT1l10N.= o P? W-,1 44. 0 My ITha e advis we/iiavg no ent%t wig 5Corpus Christi but there 1S stationed there; tha e is .K_./'92
thinking of the aircraft matter w 1c recen y occurred in Corpus Cliristi,-,3!-" -I LiteI, the FBI had every reason to be involved as we were in view of a possible *-A violation in our jurisdiction and that we have no apologie éltomak anyone '1concerning this matter. * KO j 52- / I>92 ' ,1. O _. ' _ EC, v 1?!;/1*1 ~ Mr.DeLoach _ .L. '41,? 1 - Mr. Rogen '" '1 -Mr. Bishop p""" 1 -Mr. Callahan .. W """""""""' U 1'
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not identifiable in Bufiles! called this Section andinquired of me whether the FBI has an ent namedglstationedin Corpus Christi, Texas. 1 toli that 1 a1 no ow but that
I would be lad to check and then attempted to get from him what he had
in mind. appear rather "cozy" but stated that he
understoo an en name had talked to a Mr. Collins ' usChristi recently about payments in a commercial matter. £,
intimated that he did not have too much confidence in the veracity of
' d just wanted to see if we actually had an Agent by the name ofW or the date of the alleged interview and
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this month. I told that he would be called back.
ASAC Hether n of the Houston Office advised that while
the '"="t named assigned to that office they do haveSAW EOD: 7- -46, last annual efficiency report outstanding!
who is e Senior Resident Agent. Hetherington stated he checked with d that the latter could not recall and found no indication through
a c--ec__ ot clnily reports that he had interviewed anyone named Collins in
late October or early this month. Hetherington stated that the only thingwhich might be considered controversial handled b ecently
involved a Houston case entitled Unknown Subject; e o 23 Aircraft,
SN 27414; Register No. N-58091-Interstate Transportation of Stolen Aircraft
ITSA!. The facts in this case were stated to be as follows: F; H
MP _;c:a¢2_s.... --'"O and his wife of Muskegon, I Michigan,
through the J. & G ar on, Inc. , owned the B23 aircraft which is involved
' it for sale in July, 1969. Last month on
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that the plane was not to be moved until the deal was consummated
since there was no insurance on the plane.
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in McA1len, Texas, on October 28th and
with them to the bank to get the $10, 000.
because of lack of time but asked that the
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On October 29thFreportedly toldwthat theplane W taken to the Frank I-lil ircraft Com an at or Lauderdalea wanted some work done on it. wgot a call from?b7C-! in i delphia on November 3rd, who sta e a he had learned from 1S
C wife at Fort Lauderdale that according to the Frank Hill Aircraft Com anthe planehad disappeared ancwwas suspected of taking it.
thereafter contacted the FBI in iami and FAA in Muskegon and FAA
put out an alert to all stations regarding the plane.
On November 4thallegedly calle<'and
said that his firm in Texas was being investigated by the FBI w
to the plane and that he wanted to send the remaining $9, 000.
is said to have declined and to
hands--there was n0 sale and not have moved the lane
On the same day November 4th got a call from one
who claimed that he had been 1 with the p ane an
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AEAC Hetherington advised that FAA learned en the 3rd thatJthe plane was at Corpus Christi, Texas, and also indicated thaiqwas
arrested b orpus Christi Police Department and at the request 0 thepolice S terviewe*t the police st t'0n while he wasin local police custody, the oorrowing 3J1 ;_;3_lIl8to the RA at Corpus Christi and stated they Wanted to be interviewed in an
attempt to get the matter straightened out. These men complained about
the FBI's being involved in the case. '~b7c -I .
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ASAC Hetherington stated that they opened a case on
this matter on November 3rd based. on a report by FA_A and mat a
teletype was received from Miami on the 4th. The situation was
discussed with the United States Attorney in Houston who advised that
there was no Federal violation apparent, this is a civil matter and
should be accordingly handled by the parties involved. Thereafter
Houston closed its file on this particular case.
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OBSERVATIONS:
It would appear thaymerely used the name
Collins as a pretext in his call to the ureau and that perhaps eitherW oris complaining about the Bureau bein involved in is particu ar case. It would a ear desirable to advise that while we have no Agent nameckt Corpus Christi we o ave3. 3Ild that it he is th mg Of the aircraft matter which
occurre recent y in Corpus Christi the FBI had every reason to take
the action we took as a possible investigative matter within our jurisdiction
and that we have no apologies to anyone in connection with the same.
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and furnished information as set forth in relet; '
I ..»f<--.e..'*:1 t , .. -. -j ' Inspectoxpadvised that the OPP was well '- B'C_1 aware -of the informa on set forth in relet and that it was
substantially correct. He stated that based on their in-
, vestigation thus far, there was no information developed
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At 1:06 a.m. captioned individual telephonically
advised extra duty supervisor George R. Steel as follows:
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His daughter, Linda, is a student attending
Colorado State College, Greely, Colorado. On Thursday,
11-20-69, she went to the Lake Tahoe area to ski and
to visit her boyfriend, All aylor, a ski instructor. *-She has not returned to college and has not communicated . 2
with her parents. I
lajornstated he realized the FBI had no
jurisdiction, but 116 wanted to know what.-.._4____I_-_.__ .l._ .l_'l'l__.PFUCEQUPES IO IULLUWb7c_I to locate his daughter. He was advised to contact local
authorities. He said he was going to contact both Virginia
State and Nevada State Police.
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Brooklyn New Yo k t , r , apar ment 2F, called the Bureau at approximatelyMb, 6:00 a. m. on 12/ if 69 and spoke with Extra Duty Supervisor James P O'Keeffe
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A was recen y mailed by him to CIA headquarters, return receipt requested. He
advised that he has not received the return receigt and feels the mail was
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lick of jurisdiction in this matter was carefully explained to
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office in Washmgt a ds
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f ll ' o ow through and advise Postal Inspectors locally. He appeared satisfied.
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could not recall, had been living on the
farm in apparently good health when she suddenly
ill and died a short time later at Georgetown Univ
Hospital in WDC. "
appeared l!i:'t'i.-ied ahisri fw£e' s
sudden illness and he intimated although not in so many
words that_ ss'bly:a;£éaie dursé whq"htvad= live:
wi and took care of two children of
aughter who also resided on the farm, might
ve ha something to do with his He
did not clarify this sta invitation she
shortly therafter vi a friend
who drove her there. the nurse, whose
name she could not reca appeared to be in her
30's and by her manner that day seemed to have taken overthe operation of -the househo ld.
Approximately a was
telephonically advised bythat he had
married th nu ' f th that h h d b f d e rse, ur er e a een orce to$70, ilthough he did not ihis statement. -lost contact with however, about
four years ago she learned that he ha fatally shot him-t
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residence, however duri th conversa
talked about the femii . He intimated that
be hi must have con n a ut s _
am y situation at home follow ng s w fe's ath -
and poss nurse whom he married.
that the nurse had taken over
property after his death and had been
Florida, area. He also remarked
that the nurse ha ly laeen subpoenaed to appear g;th:Court handling estate, locationfkhbvn, and
may have gsigned over some of they
to herself after fherTmsba*nd's death.
said she did not inf
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b7-_.,| ved in his wife's death inasmuch
did not want to get involved in
air. Sh s t she has consulted
attorney about the above situation, and
said she di not wish to place the foregoing information
on record except with the FBI.
stated that she 1d urnish
no further information concerning the familyand its affairsand noted that she i withH76" any other family members, including who
reportedly lives somewhere in nearby Maryland.
information identifiable
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various and §ui;d_t;yp;5ompla_intis__siince $11
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information and no further action is being taken by WFO in
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individual telephonically advised Duty Supervisor
George R. Steel that he is watching the David Suskind showon television. stated he wants to make his
protest regardin n similar television shows a
matter of record. He described these personalities as
"idiots" who are undermining the country. I-Ie stated "Agnew
has the right idea" and concluded by saying the Government
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at 4:00 p.n., ll-27-69, and spoke to SA William H. Burke of the
Special Investigative Division.
_ spoke in a rambling fashion and
apparently as a persecution complex inamuch as she indicated
various individuals have been spying on her. She was tactfully
advised that no investigation could be conducted as the matter
was u iscliction oi the FBI. She stated she residesat H. I. Boulevard, Bradenton, Florida. She
al been in contact with the Sheriff Office in
Bradenton, Florida, on numerous occasions.
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with captioned individual.
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On i2/8/69, James Harrison called the Bureau and stated
he was calling from and resides at the Townsen Hotel, Casper,
Vjyommg. Mr. Harrison stated he wants to go to Australia but
cannot get a passport. He was incoherent and spoke as though he were
under the influence ot liquor. He was informed that the Passport
Section of the Department of State handles passport requests. .
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The above is for indexing and for the information of _. ,
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NOTE: Subject telephonically furnished above information to _
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At 12:55, 12/ 9/ 69 , the subject telephonically contacted the Bureau
from Cincinnati, Ol:u'.o,92and spoke with Night Supervisor in the General Inves-
tigative Division. It was determined from him that he was from Ripley,
Ohio, and had formerly worked as a deckhand for seven years for the Ohio
River Company headquartered in Huntington, Vjest The subject
spoke coherently and claimed he had received an injury and had received no
compensation either from his union or the State of Ohio and that the Ohio
River Company would not rehire him because of the injury. He believed
something should be done about it. yféez . pi ; F, H
The subject indicated he was paying for this call and did not have time
to furnish full details and inquired as to what could be done. He was informed
that he could fL1IHiSh this information to our Cincinnati Office which could make
a determination whether a violation of a Federal law existed based upon the
information he furnished. The subject indicated he would contact our
Cincinnati Office sometime during the day of l2/9/ 69.
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INFORMATION CONCERNING
Q11 12,/1o,/es at 9105 11-141- . a telephone callfwas received atthe Bureau fro ho requested to speak to
Mr. Hoover. The ca was re erre o Extra Duty Supervisor Francis L.
Cashin.
stated that on October 22, 1969, his father left
the Unite tes h a religious group to visit Israel. While in
Israel, ather died of a heart attack. His body was
returne o e _ni e States and interred in Greenville, Alabama.
does not believe that his father died of a heart attack.
e oes n ve an opinion as to the cause of death othergzhan by a
heart attack and has no reason to believe that his father died from any-thing other than natural causes. mdggous of knowing
if the Federal Bureau oi lnvestiga ion co ook into the matter to
assure him that his father did not die of anything other than naturalcauses.
' 92__was advised uidt the FBI has no jurisdiction to 1' 'I I conduct suc an inquiry. Was thankful for the attention i75 shown him by the FBI and accep e e fact that there was nothing the
FBI could do to assist him.
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contacted
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InvestigativeCaptioned individual telephonically
the Bureau on 12/13/69 which call was referred
SA C, W, Hurst, Extra Duty Supervisor, Special
Division.
who was most arrogant and
stated tha e lked with the Newark office of the FBI
and had received no satisfaction and had thus decided to call
Washington. He stated he and his wife had had a violent
argument during which his wife assaulted him and locked him
out of his apartment. He stated that he went to the
Jersey City Police Departmen a refused to arrest hiswife onthis assault charge. stated he wanted an FBI
Agent to immediately investi matter and specifically
the failure of the police to take action. When questioned aboutthe alleged assault,-stated that although he was not injured
he was humiliated.belligerent.
The Newark Office advised thatmad telephonicallycontacted that office furnishing general]. above information/J
and alleging that he intended to complain to Washington and if
necessary take the matter up with the Attorney General of the
United States. The Newark Office advised that the Jersey Citypolice had indicated thatgappeared to be a mental case
and that there was no bas an assault charge against his
wife. who is currently eight-months pregnant.
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On December 15 1969
Cleveland, Ohio, telephon ca y contacted Night
perv sor Albert B Knickrehm, Domestic Intelligence Division,
She advised that she had information concerning the Mafia
and as + +-I A h e 4 I-.4 -P A -P 1 14¢ 1" ll l'92I"92 QM Qt! II A .f92 Q QQYIA Ail nil A- H. ...-..-- ah e- u e c .aI- ea.ea .-. -e.She requested that she be contacted by an FBI Agent F
was advised that if she feared for her life, she shou con ac
her police department She advised that she had already done
this and received no satisfaction
The above information was furnished to Security Patrol
Clerk Gary Shinn of th leveland Office with instructions toL7: | search his indices onh and have an Agent contact her
the next day
On December 18 1969
Milford, Connecticut, s
con ac ed Night Supervisor Albert B Kn
that her sister had just called her and stated that she was
afraid to leave the hous formation which she desiredC to furnish to the FBI s advied that this matter
would be referred to ou ffice Securi 1 lerk
Gar Shiny n was again contacted and he advised that
is a cronic complainant and in fact has been in cofEET ITt'The
Cleveland Office every day this week He stated that Agents
have been out to talk to her and that she furnished them with
non-specific and rambling-type information concerning anti-
racketeering He was instucted to refer this mat
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1969 Initially he refused to identif himself, andrequested to know whether /as wanted
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with the above. He had nothing specific to offer but
gave every indication of having a detective complex.
He is not wanted by the Bureau.
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Captioned persons telephonically contacted the Bureau at
9:06 P. M. , 12/29/69 and spoke with Extra Duty Supervisor Charles E.
iPrice.They as teliwe atoi the U. S. Post Oice a- 96 Church res-
ork, and her immediate supervisor is a
They related that this supervisor on 12/16/69
They advised that this incident was reported to the local
police department in New York as well as to the U. S. Postal authorities
and they desired to know if the FBI could do anything concerning the
assault. They were advised that the U. S. Post Office has jurisdiction
over incidents of this nature occurring in U. S. Post Offices and that
ii they had any further information to furnish, they should contact U. S.
Postal Inspectors in New York.
It was apparent thatq was under the influence of
alcohol as he was at times extremely inau i e in his speech and did not
want to accept the facts that these matters are handled by Post Office
authorities, becoming demanding that the FBI take over the investigation.
Onl B f ureau re erence which appears to be identical withs 140-0-73810 in 1964 wherein his employmentwas liste as a pos a cler and his FBI number as .-zhich
shows he was arrested by New York Police Departmen or e onions assault.
This information was furnished the Civil Service Commission.
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Captioned individual contacted Extra Duty Supervisor Charles E.
Price at 8:00 P. M. , 12/29/69 and advised that he was concerned about
the local government and indicated that there appeared to be some type
swindling going on in Gastonia, North Carolina and that this couldamount to approximately $36, 000. mould not furnish any
specifics and seemed to ramble from one su Ject to another, appeared to
be under the inuence of alcohol and advised that he was calling just
A " " to let the Bureau know of his opinion. He was advised a record of his
4 call would be made and that should he develop any information indicating
a possible violation of any Federal statute under which the FBI has
investigative jurisdiction that he should contact the nearest FBI office.
Bureau file so-3182-6702 appears identical t0_I1d
records that on 12/5/62 he called the Bureau and was very emotional
to the point that he began to cry and complained that the Democrats
were out to get him.7c-I
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dated 12/18/69,captioned as above, wherein it was related that
subject telephonically contacted Night Supervisor Albert B.
Knickrehm, Domestic Intelligence Division, on 12/15/69, saying
she had information concerning the Mafia and prostitution and
feared for her life. According to the Cleveland Office, the
subject is a cronic complainant and when interviewed had no
specific information to give.
On 1/1/70, subject contacted Supervisor Knickrehm
at his residence through the Bureau switchboard. She advised
that she was calling from Somerset, Pennsylvania, and was
enroute to Washington, D. CI, with some opium which she said
she wanted to show to Knickrehm as she believed it has
something to do with the Mafia. Subject advised, however, ~that enroute she was stopped by the Pennsylvania State Police yi
on the Pennsylvania Turnpike at Somerset because of her errati
driving. She stated that she was taken to a mental institution
and was being held there against her wishes. She was advised?
that this was a matter she would have to take up with her 92
attorney and/or members of her family. She stated she desired
to talk to Supervisor Knickrehm concerning the opium that
she reportedly was carrying and she was instructed that any
information concerning narcotics she should give to the
Narcotics Bureau. She advised that Agents from the Cleveland
Office had previously given her the same instructions but
that she felt this was something the FBI should know about.
RECOMMENDATION:
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SL'B_]ECT'b?C'l1 LA, CALIFORNIATELEPHONE NUMBER 457-1177 @ 5
contacted the Bureau at 12:10 a.m.,
She stated she had previously contoffice and advised them that a few days ab7c-| involved in an auto accident as f
injuries to his head. She added is engaged in
technical work for the Department o e avy.
had left their home and she wa atly concerne or
safety.
The writer contacted San Die rminedthey have had quite a few contacts b Acc
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is usually intoxicated when she calls. San Diego wil
full facts on this call as well as background on the
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The captioned person who would not
telephonically contacted the Bureau at 10:55
advising the Bureau operator that he desired to speak to the
FBI on a matter relating to "national security."
L.» 92 advised Extra Duty Supervisor George H.
. p, Menzel t _ _ ha a commercial aircraft would leave Oklahoma City
_ L within";-rthe next 24 hours enroute to Washington, D.C., and that
this plane would carry explosives for the purpose of immobilizing
parts oi -the District of Columbia. He added he was to what specific locations were to be damaged. Q
refused to advise the identity of persons or groups ch
a plot or the purpose for such action. He stated that he was3 aware 0:! this matter since he was once a part of it.
B7 L-92 nttompts to obtain additional details 1
were negative and it should be noted that he spoke & as though intoxicated and was belligerent throughout the call.The call was in y the operator who advised that the f .
- - number tc which charged the call was disconnected.The conversation was interrupted while the operator checked
on charging the call to an unknown number Rock,Arkansas. She subsequently advised thatwwa no
known at this number and he would have to pay tor the call .
or discontinue same. After being argumentative with the operator
she advised that it wo essary to cancel the ». call in
absence of payment by
L5! ;_..92 Special Agent Cleo Fowler, Qklahom City, wasteleplionically advised of tn e and stated that oifice hadno record identifiable witI&and would notify Federal
Aei-ationgc Administration FAA! as to this call. Special Agent
Dimitry Droujinsky, UFO, was also telephonically advised and will
likewise notify FAA in Washington, D.C., and the
Police Department concerning this matter.
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on c e he Bureau advising he was calling from Saigon, South Vietnam,
with the U. S. Army. He stated his wife
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mother -in-law who e did not name.
ance in locating his wife and children.
He was advised that the facts as presented He stated his wife
accompanied the unknown white male willingly! did not constitute a violation
of Federal law over which the FBI would have jurisdiction and it would not,be possible for the FBI to be of assistance to him. /I
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It was suggested toqthat he contact the legal officer
of his military unit for any counse an assistance he might be able to offer.
The call was terminated at 10:00 p. m.
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Washington about a confidential matter. She said she was out of a
job, poor, hungry, and naked, and if she did not get help she would
go to the President of the United States. She said she had been sick
but was all right now but that "they" tried to make her believe her
troubles were domestic problems. She said everyone was prejudiced
against her and in her conversation she was very agitated.
She was advised to contact our Savannah Office if she
felt she could not discuss the matter on the phone but that no Agent
would be sent from Washington to contact her.
Bufiles contain no information identifiable with
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At 11:29 p. m. , 1-6 -'70, captioned individual telephonically
' contacted the Bureau and advised someone had broken into her automobile
while it was parked in Columbus, Georgia, and various items including a
tape player were missing. She stated she had reported the matter to the
i Columbus, Georgia, Police Department but also requested FBI assistance
in the investigation.
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violation over which the FBI would have jurisdiction and she should rely
on the investigative assistance of her local police department.
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Captioned individual telephoned the Bureau at 10:25 p. m. ,
1-8-'70, advising that he had been falsel accused b resi nts ofWichita Falls, Texas, of kidnaping o
He stated that this was a false accusation an a e a CODS1 erable
information in his possession regarding crime in the area and that
the District Attorne had not allowed him to testify before a locald . . . . gran ]11IY. "rambled considerably during his conversationand frequent y repea e imself. He furnished no information of interest I
to the Bureau. .-W!
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unverified complaints against police officers and local officials in
Wichita Falls, Texas, in December, 1962.
ACTION: File for record purposes.
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On 1/9/ 70, captioned individual telephonically contacted .
i the Bureau and stated that he wished to complain about the action of an
unnamed police officer in Parma who the evening before, had stoppedhim for a traffic violatiomdpstated that a few hours before the
officer stopped him, he ha een involved in a car accident in nearby
Cleveland, and that the rear of his car was in a damaged condition.
According to_ after the accident he had a few beers and, as he
was driving home, lie decided to stay behind a police patrol car. This
patrol car signaled him to halt, and the officer asked him if he had been
drinking. When he replied in the affirmative, the officer asked him toget out of the car and then directed him to walk a straight line. -
stated that this was humiliating, and the officer made him do it in the
street. The officer then gave him a ticket for following too close to his
the officer's! vehicle.b7c4
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he did not like e o 1cer's attitude and manner of giving him asobriety test. tated that he had not contacted police authorities
since he did no 1 ey would do anything, and he did not contact the
local FBI since he did not feel that he could trust them. When asked to
explain this last statement, he was evasive, and interviewing Agent in
no uncertain terms assured him that our local Office was completely
trustworthy.
Bufiles show that o Cleveland,
Ohio, was a suspect in a 1961 Cleve an , Ohio, bank burglary investiga-tion. This file reectspwas a close associate of individuals
with criminal records, an since 1950, he had a record of some 2'7
arrests, ranging from various traffic violations.psB&g to auto theft.
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Mrs. Reed called at 7:15 a.m., 12/23/69, from
California demanding to speak to the Director. Call taken
by SA J. A. Reilly, Special Investigative Division. She w Htold the Director was not available to speak with her. i ¢"[92
Caller stated she had long wanted to speak to the
Director and finally had worked up enough courage. Stated
she had a couple of questions to ask the Director, but
would not elaborate. 1
Became emotional asking "What is wrong with the _4dL»
country?" She continued by rambling from nonspecific to
nonspecific voicing fear of Central Intelligence Agency and
FBI. When queried as to her basis for fearing these groups,
she replied "They are sneaks. I do not like sneaky people."
No identifiable information was located in Bureau
records.
While it could not be definitely determined, it
appears that Mrs. Reed was intoxicated or emotionally
unbalanced./_ .
ACTION I REC-3
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- Miss Holmes
- Mr. DeLoach
Mr. Bishop
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§?#. Market Station, a 0, Nei' ork, te ephoned ea qusr ersggi at 12:35 am 1-13-70, stating he is an informant of the Buffalo_r¢, bjc-I office. Bis speech was largely incoherent and purpose of his
;»_F call was not clear. He made several references to Judge Henderson
iéi_, _ of the 4th Precinct, Buffalo, stating Judge Henderson is rail-
* reading guys who talk too nuc them placed in jail for a
while to keep then quiet, and is trying to get sore
_ information along this line. ed to himself as a "spread-
_ ; eagle" informant who has worked in the past for FBI and Secret* § Service as an informant.
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Captioned individual called the Bureau late e terday,1/ 14/70, and spoke with SA James C. Farrington. egan
his conversation by advising that he had made deposi s in the De nd
State Bank, DeLand, Florida, but they are refusing to honor his checks.
He then became very excited, rambled extensively and indicated that he
was Willing to die for the "cause" which he failed to explain. When
advised that the matter about which he spoke did not appear to come
within the jurisdiction of the FBI, he immediately terminated his
conversation.. _ , 92_/ {$11 / f ,Y ,1 I /,
Our files reveal no information identifiable with
captioned individual.
RECOMMENDATION:
For information in the event_ calls the
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At 3:05 a. m., 1/12/70, captioned individual
telephoned the Bureau and advised he wished to contact
the police department regarding information concernb-76,] the whereabouts of a rson wanted for murder._ stated he resided atbN.W., in an _a -
ment and that uniformg-FBTEEE-5T11£ers had previously
been at the apartment when he was unavailable. He was
advised to immediately contact the Metropolitan Police
Department./ 1
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At 3:10 a.m., 1/12/70, the above information
was telephonically furnished to Detective Cannon,
Homicide Bureau, Metropolitan Police Department.
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The captioned individual of Waycross, Georgia,
telephonically contacted the Bureau at 11:29 p.m., 1/18/70,
and stated that he had awakened from a "black out" or deep
sleep and found that a .32 caliber Smith and Wesson revolver
had apparently been taken from his trailer. He said that
the gun had been registered but he could not give any
details nor could he furnish the serial number of the weapon.
He was advised that no assistance could be given
to him inasmuch as there was no FBi jurisdiction and he had
indicated he had called merely to notify the Bureau that
his revolver had been stolen.
N0 information identifiable with the caller /
located in Bureau files. "f
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The captioned individual o -
New Orleans, Louisiana, telephonica y con a ed
e ureau at 11:10 p.m., 1/18/70, and stated that her
boy friend, not identified, had been arrested bi New Grleans
Police on a charge of assault. She stated that she wanted
to make bond for him but claimed she had been unable to
contact local authorities because they were all out drinking.
m was not specific and rambling in her
conversat on an appeared to be under the influence of liquor
at the time of her call. No record identifiable with her in
Bureau files.
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purpose cl -ls call eas te report that three Hegre girls, when
would not name, had cone and advised him that they had been
propositioned by white males. He advised he has had differences
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the Bureau and spoke with SA John Robert Barron, night supervisor,
Special Investigative Division.
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and dereliction of duty. He indicated he was going to make a press
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At 4:45 a.m., 1/23/70, captioned person called
and spoke to SA D. H. Young. She referred to herself as
"Doctor." She wanted Young to call someone in the
Sheriff's Office in DeLand and have them send someone to
ther's trailer in DeLand to get the keys to her,#, car, as she needed the oar to make a trip She
cou give no logical, coherent reason why she could not
get the keys herself. She said she had called the sheriff
office and they would not send a man.She was told that we could not make any such /A528/}{_
call. The files contain nothing which could be identified
with her.b7c-I
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A woman, who refused to identify herself, telephoned
the Bureau on 1,/23/'1!! and advised SA Leon M. Gaskill that she had
been attempting to contact Chief of Police Jerry Wilson, Metropolitan
Police Department, all day relative to the matter of interest to her.
She stated that she is concerned about Negroes getting guns and ammunition
too easily to use in illegal activities. She stated that her husband is a
foreman of Negro laborers and had been told by a Negro condant of his
that guns are being sold illegally to Negroes out of a lot located behind some
liquor store in Mount Rainier, Maryland. She stated that she had determi,
through the telephone directory that there are five liquor stores located =;
in Mount Rainier. She suggested that we might want to check and find
out which liquor store is selling the guns. She could furnish no additional
information regarding this matter."at./ee~
Bureau jurisdiction was explained to her and she indicatedthat she intended to give the same information to Chief Wilson. W é / /'1 an- ..*- d' "...-IRE co Q/If1Y1fEI NDA T1019;
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by telephone, has been
of intensity, duringSubject has been a chronic
Her contact with this office, always
characterized by fluctuating periods
uhich her calls sill vary from a few per day to as man; as
sixty times during an eight-hour period. In recent years,
her calls have become more frequent and persistent. She
is irrational in her statements and has no information of
interest to the Bureau. She frequently calls at three to
four minute intervals and $1" conversation is entily one=
sided. She rambles on incoherently, ignoring efforts to
interrupt her.
On 10/8/68, two Special Agents attempted to contact
subject at her home. She did not admit them to her residence
and immediately telephoned this office, stating that after
calling this office for seven years, she expec ed that anyonewishing to speak with her would at least make & appointment
cc: was interviewed at her residenceSan Diego, on 10/ll/68 for 1 hour and 15 min es
was app t that she is mentally unbalanced and during he7 | interview it was impossible to correctly define the nature ofb C her cosplaint. She is obsessed sith s notion tb.s.t- there is
a national and international conspiracy organized by people
from the South to destroy the social and political structureof this country.
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stated that she is marrEn re re llavy Chief employed as a
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to have a sister who has been confined to a mental institu-
tion for over eighteen years. She stated that her husband
has left her twice, attempting to obtain a divorce, but as
of October, 1968, they were living together.
conceded that her calls to this office were
and three minute intervals in order to force someone to talk
to her "W It or S 92dis1-uptive an! she stated that she spaced her calls by two
J was admonished to refrain from making mrther
nuisance ca o this office. '
In recent weeks subject's contacts with this office
by telephone, both during the day and at night, have been
particularly frequent. On l2/13/69, she made herself a constant
nuisance during the Saturday day shift, and during the evening
shift that date, she called this office sixty times. me inter-
ruptions caused by her phone calls is very disruptive to our
operation, and I feel that some positive action must be taken
at this time.
The problem has been discussed with the Chief Special
Agents Office, Pacific ielephone and Telegraph Company. They
advised that the California Penal code makes nuisance calls
a violation of Section 653 M and that a complaint could be
filed by someone from this office, whereupon some appropriate
legal steps can be taken.
The Chief Special Agent further suggested that numerous
mechanical ways of preventing subject from calling this office
could be explored and they would be willing to undertake such
an effort at our request.
I l letter will be furnished the phone company, '
formally protesting subject's harassing activities and requesting
that some positive action be taken to e t e annoying VGthis office any further. In addition, will be
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Mr. ODESSA FELACTU, telephoned
from New York City and asked to
speak to the Director. e stated he
knew the Director from Delmar,
California.
The Director said he did not know Mr.
Felactu. He was then offered the _
services of an assistant which he
declined.
later date.
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He asked that the Director be advised of his call and
~ that he would try to contact the Director again at a
Mr. Felactu was assured the Director would be
advised of his call and the call was then terminated.92
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On 1-31-'70, at 10:40 p. m. , captioned person telephoned
Extra-Duty Supervisor Chaise W. Lyles concerning problems he was
having with his son age 18. 1 5;-PF _, V,_! ¢|n¢rf l_ ----J----said his sdnis a colle e student, also engaged
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a mg; owever the son is now using the car full time and won't
return it. said he has paid for the license tags and
' on e c r and is upset because his son won't cooperate
was tactfully advised that based on the information
II11S e , no violation under jurisdiction of this Bureau was
- indicated. It was suggested that he might consider taking this matter
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At 8:40 a.m., 1/31/70, captioned person called from
Honolulu and spoke to SA D. H. Young. The only information
she would give was that her husband is in the Navy and they
are stationed on one of the bases in Honolulu.
She said that her life had been threatened but
she did not know who had threatened her. She said she
had called the Honolulu Police Department and the base
police where they live and that they would do nothing
about it because they thought she was crazy.
Gur lack of jurisdiction was explained to her //f
and it was suggested that she take the matter up withher husband which she sai h ould do. The files contailg,
no information concerning
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telephoned Extra-Duty Supervisor James S. Peelman
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employee of the Post Office, 30th Street Station, Badge Number He said he has called the Postal Inspector and FBI in Philadelphia
in an effort to furnish information regarding thefts from the mails. He
requested the Postal Inspector to come out to his home within the hour.
He was advised that the Postal Inspector was the proper person
to handle this matter and that the FBI cannot investigate the matter. He
said he would call the Postal Inspector again,
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the outset contacte e reau on the evening or 2-3-70 and at
or the call rambled on rather incoherently insisting that all
people appear to be against him. He advised that he has
previously talked to Agents in the Huntsville oiiice but did
not elaborate as to shat topic was discussed. He continued to
ramble on incoherently and appeared to be a person in need of
psychiatric treatment inasmuch as he did not sound inebriated.
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On uar 4 1970 25 ca tioned individual
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Heights, I1 inos, e ep onical y contacte ex ra-duty"super-
visor James S. Peelman and advised that for the last 10 years
he and his family have been subjected to various pressures.
He indicated that he has lost jobs in various parts of the
State of Illinois and on one occasion, a rock had been thrown
at his trailer. No indication was given that any race
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On 2/6/70, 12:35 a.m., captioned individual calling
from Ne! {ark City, telephonically advised EDS James S. Peelman
that he had been drinking tonight and decided to call the
Bureau. During the conversation of approximately six minutes,
Creighton spoke of many subjects. Generally he delt with a
robbery of his person in Canada, which matter had been reported
to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. He commented that the
Royal Canadian Mounted Police know him like a book. He mentioned
that among his effects that were taken were his U. S. Passport.
Inquiry was made of him if he has contacted the Sate Department
regarding the loss of his passport. He stated that he would
not call them that he was telling the FBI. He indicated he had
been in contact with the Bureau in the past on some matters
that he could not get into a newspaper. .
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At 1:45 a.l. on 2-4-70, captioned subject
telephonically contacted the Bureau and advised SA
James E. Nolan, Midnight Supervisor, Domestic Intelli-
gence Division, that a female clerk at the Greyhound Bus
station in San Bernadine, California, had refused to
sell him a bus ticket to Las Vegas, Nevada.
states that he was a veteran and Ia
attempting to reach a veterans hospital in Las Vegas and
that he had been issued a travel voucher by the Veterans
Administration for his ticket.
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that he was a that the clerk at the bus station
held a grudge against his family. He stated that he
had also advised the Los Angeles Office and the
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At approximately 11:00 a.m. Miss Myers called from
the DuPont Corporation, Wilmington, Delaware, and spoke with
SA James P. O'Keeffe. She advised she was doing research for
DuPori: and requested information concerning the number of
bank robberies in 1968 as well as other information relating
to increases experienced in forgeries throughout the
United States. She advised the DuPont library had a copy of
the Uniform Crime Reports release and all the detailed
information she desired was not set forth therein.
Miss Myers was advised the information she requested
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ReBuairtel to Cincinnati, 2/19/70.
The following investigation was conducted by
SA B. GENE WYATT:
Chief of Police JOHN VARGO, Martins Ferry, Ohio,
was contacted on 2/26/70, at which time he advised that to
his knowledge there is presently no strike or other labor
problem at Bean's Foundry, Martins Ferry, Qhio. VARGQ
advised there is no record in the files of that depar
Deputy JOSEPH POLLOCK, Belmont County S0, St.
Clairsville, Ohio, on 2/27/70, advised that there is no
arre les of that department identifiable x
After unsuccessful attempts to conta_ct
at his residence and place of employment on 2/26-27/70, He
was contacted on 3/2/70.
Qadvised he had called the FBI on 2/18/70
because he 1 n know what other agency to contact. He
said that he had been injured on his job recently and working
conditions at his place of employment, Bean's Foundry, Martins
Ferry, Ohio, are very unsafe. He said that since his accident,
he has been campaigning to obtain safer working conditions at
the plant. His employers have threatened to "lay " " onseveral occasions since he started his campaign. W
said that he had brought the unsafe working condi ons a
the plant to the attention of his local union officials and
Congressman WAYNE L. HAYS, He said he had not heard anythin
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if they were going to take any action.
advised that he holds no Position inhis locallungon, local 5199 of the United Steelworkers
of America, and is a laborer at Bean's Foundry. He stated
that there is presently no type sf labor dispute in effect
at the plant.ma"
said that the meeting at the plant on2/20/70 W3-S regarang air pollution and not unsafe working
conditions at the plant as he had previously indicated.
He did not atte t me ing and does not know what actionhad been taken. said that neither he mr any member
of his family ha any threats of physical harm as a
result of his campaign or attendance at any meetings.],7c~l
pas advised that the FBI had no jurisdiction
in the ma ers as explained by him and that these matters should
b7C_,| ed through his union representatives and employers.
asked if there was a governmental agency which
abor problems and was advised that the U. S. Department
of Labor handles these matters.
lained and advised FBI jurisdiction was exp
that ii anything occurred which falls within tnis jurisdiction,b7C "I he would contact the FBI Office at Steubenville, Ohio.
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An individual who identified himself as captioned
telephonically contacted the Bureau on 3/8/70 and stated he
feared the President might become a "queer." He stated he had
previously furnished this information to the FBI and made no
further comment.
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The San Francisco Police artment contains no recordidentifiable Iith
The address given by? in a "skid-row"
area which is frequented by alco o cs.
ACTION:
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telephonically contacted Extra ty Supervisor Louis E. Rhyhe,
at 4-30 p. m. , 3-8-70. She related a rambling story concermngbx "' efforts by unkrown individuals to buy her property and claimed she
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to the secur y o the United State! and he Ianta anB7 __| Agentato interview him on February 9, 1970. He said he5 must be interviewed on February 9, and he has no preference
as to the time oi the interview.
On the basis of inited identification datab7;-..§ there is no record or in Bureau indices I
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_ NOTE: _te1eph0ned on 2/8/70 and furnished the '
information to SA A. J. Splendore, Special Investigative
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On 2/10/70 dg'e Motel,Cincinnati, Ohio, home ress Prospect Heights,
Illinois, telephonecfthe Bureau an n oherent and
rambling manner complained of police cars in the area of his
motel. He was concerned because he was with the press and had
not been informed as to why the police were in the area.
rom the ramblings and conversation, it appearedbk-I was intoxicated.
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92-92.Ihe above informatio onically furnishedto the Cincinnati Office sinc said he would contact
,- the Cincinnati Giiice on 2/1'0/w anu 1118 a civil rights
complaint against the police department,
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Above-mentioned individual telephonically contacted
the Bnrein on the evening of 2-9-76 and iron his conversation
he appeared to be thoroughly inebriated. He advised he Isl
calling fro Cavanaugh's Club, Mission Street, San Irancisco,
and he inferred he Ias concerned with other bars on lission
street inasmuch as he was supposedly robbed of his money in
these bars which he claimed sere the led Bar and Townsend Club.
He insisted that gambling takes place in these bars and that
is the reason why he lost his money, although he did not
specifically state that type of gambling.
He was advised to call the San Francisco office in
order to save money on long distance calls at which time he
advised that he has called the Ian Irancisco office and made
these complaints and has also called the 8an Francisco Police ;Department but they do not do anything about his complaints, c.
other than put him in Jail at one time for 10 days.
He continued to rave on rather incoherentlygngnigigning at one ting gnnt ng 1n'|;gn¢_!_s_: to cell President Kennetl
because be, is a good Democrat. He advised that he has____________________ __y
called ot this date and has spent approximately $12
on long distance calls.
" " indices contain no information identifiable
This information is l for your
information inasmuch as it appears will possiblycontact the San Francisco office aga . :7 ,,,.. » E Zn 319;!. gaysNOTE: ca11ed the Bureau at 7:00 P.M. 2-9-70 and
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The above-mentioned individual telephonically contacted
the Bureau at 9;00 P.M. 2-l0-70 and requested Night Supervisor
Raymond F. Hogan to switch him to Werner Van Braun.
Mr. Zsilka, whose accent was difficult to understand on
the telephone, at first thought he was Speaking to an assistant
of Mr. Van Braun and he suggested that his new theory for
relativity and light would definitely save the world. During his
conversation, he alluded to the atom bomb and kept insisting that
he is attempting to save the world.
when he was advised that Mr. Van Braun was not at this
number, he became abusive and continued his conversation in anincoherent manner. /2?!/
Bureau files contain no information identifiable
with Mr. Zsilka.
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-14-70 , at 7 01 p m ,
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Francis L= Qashim Her telephone number
that she is related to the folll
brother,
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that she has been trying to contact
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stated that she feared
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"§upervisor Francis L. Cashin. He stated that he is divorced' ' during t from his wife and that
awarded the custody of
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daughter from his wife
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year old daughter. His wife
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to contact a lawyer to handle this domestic relations problem.
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in the Florida panhandle, telephoned the Bureau at about /12:30 a.n., today and was referred to Special Agent SAL/T'Qw92/Ervin L. Recer, night duty Agent, Domestic Intelligence _|_ 92/3
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},'Ic- ID v sion. e s a e t e e 0 0 ice ewa c an-James g/iass, 11 t 1 te on the night of 1/so/10by a local Hegro, and he was calling to ask
it the FBI could inves ga e e matter. He said Chief Glassgwho was seriously injured, was shot while on duty at a /Q
basketball game. He furnished no details leading up to the 1 If
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in the matter and that it should be handled by local
authorities. He agreed, expressed his appreciation and
terminated the call. It was noted McDaniel sounded upset
and a little disoriented at first He calmed down as he
talked, however, and gave the indication that he had just fwanted to register his outrage that a Negro had been Egu/2?, ,responsible for the shooting.
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Above captioned individual telephonically contacted
the Bureau on the evening of 2/l8/70 and advised that he had
received a telephone call on 2/18/70 from an unknown individual
who told him not to go to a meeting at his place of employment
on Friday evening, 2/20/'70.
Eexplained that he is employed at Bean'sFoundry, ar ns erry, Ohio, and he had been having prohles
with his employers who are trying to fire him. He claimed that
he is theleader in a campaign to obtain safe working conditions
at the plant and his employers resent his efforts. TheI meeting on 2/20/70 is to be held regarding the unsafe conditions.
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F did not men on whether the meeting on 2/20/70 was a union
" meeting. He appeared to be concerned about his family and
. he was advised to call the local police. He stated he never
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telephoncially contacted the Bureau. He was referred toSA Maurice A. Kelliher of the Special Investigatiwle Division.
Q, who stated he is associated with the Department
of Social e ices, Anne Arundel County, Maryland, reported that
when he arrived at work today he found an unsigned and undated ._note which said, H Hr. iioover wants You to call him
right away; Rush. e ep one listed was 593-7100.
Q stated he did not know who might have placed
the note on s esk, but he suspected that it had been placed
there by one of the clerks who worked in his office.
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Duty Agent V. E. Nasca.
_,, _tlkedi dijited a a n s o n an eaaopnner con-
cerning neriiate or birth which was recorded as at theof Vital Statistics in Harrisburg, Pennsgand as
at the Board of Education in Philadelphia She wanted tordiscrepancy cleared and felt since she was fingerprinted
as a selective service employee a number of years ago that FBI
fingerprint files could resolve the discrepancy. The confidential
nature of our files were explained to her.
P stated that Just recently she had been
advised by we pareau oi Vital Statistics that the file numberof her birth certificate wig She thought that this was
very strange because there w er a file number on her birth
certificate before. She talked incessantly about her birthdate,
her father who was born in Rusia and the problems immigrants
have with their birthdates.
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advised there was an oriental woman living
iereiis the street ire--' her. She has not smken to this tome
and does no n but thinks she is married to a U.S.sewicemn. has observed that the oriental woman
has difficul and feels that she is being mistreated
by her husband and her father-in--law both of whom Iere then in
the house with the oriental woman. She was looking for protection
for this woman and asked that her identity be protected.
was advised that this was not a matter
within the ___ 5 ._ur sietion and referred to the local police.
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At 10:32 a.m., 3/22/70, an individual who
furnished his name and address as indicated above
telephonically contacted the Bureau and spoke to
SA Orvis J. Auerswald, on duty in the Special Investi-
gative Division.
The caller rambled in his conversation and
was not responsive
call and gave the
of alcohol.
stated several times during his call that he thong
FBI should furnish protection to a number of "fine" people
in view of the current unrest throughout the country;
however, he did not mention the names of any individuals.
He was told th Bureau does not afford protection to
anyone. mentioned durin hi call that he hasSoci al S umber'Q]!
A check of Bureau files disclosed no information
identifiable with the captioned caller.
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at 2=35 p.m., 3/22/70, the individual,
who furnished his telephone number as telephonically
contacted the Bureau and spoke to SA 5?=T§-3:-iuerswald on
duty in the Special Investigative Division.
Mr. _ stated his young daughter has a school
assignment concern1ng;&mmer President Harry S. Truman. He
said he was calling to determine whether the Bureau could
assist him in securing an autographed photograph of President
Truman for his daughter's use in connection with the paper
she is preparing. He was advised that the Bureau would not I,be able to assist him in this matter. Tqf
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extension phone and related for her to get off of the phone and explained
that she is a neighbor who is mentally unstable and who requested to use
his telephone. The conversation then terminated. Bureau indices
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At approximately 9:10 P.M. 3-19-70, captioned
individual telephonically contacted the Bureau and spoke with
SA William H. Burke, night supervisor, Special Investigative
Division.
Shaw was obviously in an intoxicated condition. He
had no information of value to offer but stated someone in the
"state or Federal" should investigate the people who "run" Flint,
Michigan. He had no specific information concerning any illegal
activities on the part of anyone in Flint, Michigan. Shaw began
to curse and use foul language, and the telephone call was
terminated at this point. ,
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concerning Shaw could be located in Bureau indices.
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_has reported this to the Cleveland, Ohio, Police57¢, I Department who were on the scene. was not satisfied with
local aemerities and wanted. the FBI ..o 1_ri-e1.-vehe.
_was informed that from facts he furnished therebk" was no FBI violation. ,
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Mr. O'Keeffe
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Captioned individual called at 4:00 pan. and spoke
with SA James P. O'Keeffe, Bank Robbery Unit. He appeared
grossly intoxicated and after several meaningless statements,
it became clear he thought he was speaking with Secret Service.
When advised he had FBI, he apologized and hung up. -
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Captioned individual called the Bureau at
.e 10:55 a.m., larch 29, 1970, and stated he was calling from
¢r Room 919, Sands Ho el Las Vegas, Nevada. Be said his hone
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Hr.address is te Ne York. He said
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stated he wished to furnish information of
stated he obtained the information regarding
n incom t violation while going through rin office. istated he feared for his life.
wasinaoie to give further details regarding e life of in
FBI Agent except that he had seen the "rap sheet" about anCasino in Las Vegas, Reva .
.~% the utmos! lmportance regarding heroin, income tax evasion,
and the life of an FBI Agent. He said he wanted someone fromWashington, D. C., to come and interview him. ;:
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*Agent being killed in Tennessee in December, 1969.GIT hi
Scyclr in-.
Tele. F!oom __
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ADDENDUI:
Special Agent. B. Piiigwof the Las Vegas officecalled at 3:30 p.ll., larch 29, 197' , to advise that
was interviewed and spoke incoherently. He had seen a
wanted flyer for an individual, name unknown, who allegedlywas wanted for killing an FBI Agent. did not know who
the wanted individual was or have any n ormation concerning
his whereabouts. Ie do not have a pending wanted flyer on
anyone for killing an FBI Agent. Las Vegas office will submitcomplete details of interview and identity 013- for record
purposes. t
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Corpus Christi,
ii, Texas, te the Bureau at '
10:20 a.m., to duty Agentk,cJ R. L. Bruggenan state h in tear of his lite
-' by his son of th name, who resides in 8
Cortlan d, Tex . e said hi understand the
say he lives. spoke in a manner indicating he was "
f possibly intox d. At one point he cried.
~ E -was toid to contact the police it he felt
his lite s danger. He said he did not want to do this E76" and asked to talk to the FBI Agent in Corpus Christi. He
was given the Resident Agent's, Corpus Christi, telephone number.
7 ACTION:
;. For inf on. No information in Bufiles identifi-es W"
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This is to record that captioned individual, who advised he resided atNortheast, Apartment 202, telephone numbermtelephonee Bureau at : p. m. and 1:05 p. m. , 3/31/'70, and talked wi eon M.Gaskill. "wanted an appointment to see the Director. 1-le advised he wanted
to talk to _._r. __oover on a secret matter. 1-le stated that he had come to FBI
Headquarters personally to see Mr. Hoover andtalked ii! =1 "saint" at the door but was
refused entrance"by the nigger. " He claimed the FBI believed in peace, that he
believed in peace, and he therefore considered himself to be employed by the FBI.
I-le said that he was working for General Douglas MacArthur, President Eisenhower,
President John F. Kennedy, Senators Robert and Ted Kennedy, Maxwell D. Taylor,
George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. He stated we are all working for celestial
bodies and God Almighty and that the Director was working for and had been
appointed by God to head the FBI. He stated he had received an honorary degree
from American University and was a graduate of St. Johns High School, Washington,
D. C.
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An individual who identitied herself as above
telephonically contacted the Bureau at 1:25 a.n., 4/2/70. She
appeared highly emotional and sometimes spoke incoherently and
may have been drinking. Her complaint appeared to concern some
descending lights she sees on he horizon and radar signals coming
into her kitchen. She stated this has been going on for some
time and although she has called local authorities and Government
agencies, she gets no action. She became belligerent and
terminated the call.
Bureau tiles sho telephonically contacted
the Bureau earl on the morn n 0 65 and asked for Y 3 / an
appointment with the Director. She said she had a personal
matter to discuss and would not talk to any other Bureau
representative. She used obscene language at that tine and
appeared to be intoxicated. 6-3182-7690!
ACTION: None. For record purposes. ~
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sacthdties of New Iberia city police micer mm that,-; .,5'7°'92 Ea "a common law wile" and that recmtly ms takm the woman on
a e and that this constituted 1 violation oil the White Slave on out at stat
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his tnfor on FBI could not institute an investigation since he had noi 4 1 mWC" evidence whatsoever of any immoral conduct or immoral purpose which was
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and he was ra ng and nonspecic. Based on his very demanding attitude
and nature of his conversation, he could very well be suffering from a ' '
mental illness. He demanded that an FBI Agent be sent to see him and was
told that he had furnished no information which would justify such action and
that if he desired to contact the FBI personally he should contact our New Orleanl
Orifice. He mentioned that he had contacted the New Griesns Gice in the past
but had not been satisfied with the response he received.
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authorities in the New Iberia Police Department should be alerted to the tmor0lc0mments which constitute a potential threat. i
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UNITED STATES JVERNMENT
Memorandum
Mr. Ros
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FLORIDAAPRIL 11, 1970 1 ' ' K/2',/1'//1"-' /"
INFORMATION CONCERNING _DATE: April 12, 1970
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did what he was doing in Manatee County, Florida. She said she was
opposed to the Governor's action in taking over the school system.
mas advised that the legal aspects of
not within e iscretion of the FBI and that any such
directed to the U. S. Department of Justice.
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and said he was in Columbus, Georgia, and was calling for a frie n
could not get a letter containing a money order from the Post Officeofficials in Columbus. Rorer put his friend on tlie phone.
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Post Office was closed but he needed his money order. None of the '
Postal employees would assist him and Reverra asked the FBI to get
the check for him. He told. this a matter beitween him and
the Post Office and this was not within FBI jurisdiction.
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Captioned individual, who apparently was inebriated,
obnoxious, and rude repeatedly called the Bureau during the hours
between 8:00 P. M. and 11:30 P. M. , 4/1'7/'70. He made reference to
Federal violations, none of which he elaborated on. He rambled constantly
and skipped from one subject to another. He mentioned he thought his
life was in jeopardy. He was referred to local police department which
he claimed he refused to do.
ACTION: For information.
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' t e Burea a 1a., M5/70 and said she was calling
ark from Flori
has been locked out oi he
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knows too much". She cla
of County Commissioner inpc -1
The caller state
being held by the Lexingt
lived there her telephone
by the switchboard at th
a dentist in Lexington Pa
school and new he is seek
tour children. She has a
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F Orlando, Ilorida, and she hidreturned o
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rk, Maryland, had put him through F
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by the St. Louie Police Department. She claine to be e _-
Regietered Iuree. A -~"
The caller laid ehe one tired of people pushing
her around but ehe did not feel well beceule of her bed
cold and lack of Bleep. _ .__* _ %_ _ e k_uv<t:.,: ;
It was suggested that the caller discuss her
problems with her attorney and with the local authoritiee.
no record eae located in Bureau filee identifiable
Iith the caller and no record located under the nenee
furnished with regard to prior Bureau employment. '
This is being furnished your office in the event
this individual euheequently contecte your office.
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:1- SUBJECT: B jHENDRICKS - CQMPLAINANT ML Hood ' it!; / MISCELLANEOUS lNFORlVIATION - " Q .,;;.i/ CONCERNING :7--72-;1;;};./}-xi QALL: L,~8!""
Complainant called from the Holiday Inn, Hazelton,
, 12:10 a.m. , 5-4-'70, to report a local automobile
repair service had 'stolen" his automobile yesterday -3-70!
L becaise Hendricks had not paid the repair bill. The car had
pf . not been taken interstate, but complainant wanted FBI
-T assistance to retrieve his automobile.
if - s FBI jurisdiction as to Interstate Transportation of
Stolen Motor Vehicle matters was explained to Hendricks and
it was suggested he contact the local police or an attorney.
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BUREAU EMPLOYEE RESIDING
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On 4/28/'70, at 1:45 a.m., SA Bruce P. Fisher, Duty
Supervisor, Special Investigative Division, received an anonymous
telephone call concerning captioned individual.
The anonymous caller stated there is a young white woman
who works for the FBI residing in an all-Negro neighborhood at 41'? F.
10th Street, N.E., Washington, D. C. This caller stated she only knew Q
the FBI employee as "B. J. " She alleged "B. J." is taking drugs or f
something and should be checked out. The caller refused to furnish any
additional information and hung up.92
AC TION:
This memorandum should be furnished to the Administrative
Division.
- Mr. Callahan
- Mr. Gale
- Mr. Cleveland- Mr. Fisher
H atBPF:cs ADDENDUM OF AD1v1rNI,sZRAT1VET92 __
és! DIVISION ,_ JJO;gmsqf' 4-28-'10
I Geographical listing of addresses maintained by the Housing Office,
Administrative Division, fails to reveal any Bureau employee residing at 417 10t1
Street, Northeast, Washington, D. C. _ Check was not limited to the Northeast
section. Although 2 employees live on 10th Street, neither one is in the area of
the 400 block nor does either reside in the Northeast section. In view of the
nebulous information furnished, re ommend no additional inquir to resolve thisanonymous co%p1aint. Qg / 6 j - 3/J7: ' '_ . ~' ._:, A -- --- '3- __,, J4 -I,-_ 1s MY 6 1970 W
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Captioned individual telephonically spoke with
Duty Supervisor George R. Steel at 8:02 P.M. this date.
He said he is 23 years of age and believes in the
United States and what the "President is doing." He
also said, the young people with whom he associates are
of the same opinion. He related that he just wanted it
made a matter of record that all the young people in
this country aren't "dissenting hippies."
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lived in Haywood, California, up until 4-1-70
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wo gen s a recently questioned her about his wife who hadb7c_| in the past been employed at the Crocker Citizens CMB Branch,
Vernon, California. He said his wife is currently residing with
him at the above-mentioned Canadian address and he was desirous
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DUB nos angeles office about the same iatter. /{|@m Bureau indices negative re_ 1975 I
puny 15 1970 The above is being furnished for information.
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I advised him I had been told that he intended to call the Bureau to offer
some information and I commented I would be very happy to take whatever
information he might wish to suggest. He saidwho told you that" and I
repeated the information which I had indicated above.
He said the whole Goddamoountry is falling apart and I want to
know what the FBI has and whether they have in hand the 30 or 40 people
who are organizing this thing." He said obviously they are running it from . .1Washington somewhere and if it wasn't so Dr. Spock could not have goigi/V
out. '
I said we would be very glad to receive any information you
might wish to furnish and I appreciate your calling. He said, "Did you
know I was in Who 's Who and I am going to get a couple of books out
this month and something ought to be done as the Goddam country is
falling apart. " He said, "I gave information to the FBI in the past about
folksinger Pete Seeger. " I said I am sure if the information was furnished
it is a matter of record and would be utilized for whatever purposes it
might serve. He said, "I gave them information 20 years ago. " He said,
"What I would like to do is put an article in the newspapers and have some
letters written so that we would stir up public opinion. " I said, "Well, I
could not pass on what you do; that is ,your prerogative. In any event, if
you have any information we would be very happy to receive it. " He said,
"Maybe I ought to talk to somebody else. " That was the end of the conversation.
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stated that he was the only son of_the producer, and that
several years back he made many
favorable comments in the national ms ND,
press concerning Mr. Hoover in discussion with
Garrison, the New Orleans District Attorney. He
wanted to talk personally with Mr. Hoover, to ask a
favor of the Director. He would not reveal the nature
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had been struck by a school teacher in Deer Lodge during a fight today.
She was informed facts related by her do not constitute
a violation within the jurisdiction of the FBI and it was suggested she
contact local authorities if she desired to take any action in this matter.
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said he reides at H. E., Iashington, D. C.,
telephonically contacted which he described as a a way o ,
the Bureauand spoke to SA Orvis d, on duty in theSpecial Investigative Division. who mentioned he had
been drinki sai he is a reti . . Army staff sergeant.He was bani Iowa Falls, lowa.
advised that about three years ago, while
stationed 11s, lndianap in the Army, he became involved
in gambling and incurred gambling debts in the amount of $86,000,
which he has never paid. He said he had furnished the Indianapolis
Office of the FBI information about gambling matters in 1967.
He related that he was hospitalized for her-ves"'xin Knoxville, Io ,
for eight months in 1969 and that he was a patient at the
Veterans Administration Hospital, Yla h D. C., from 12/l6 2:69to 5/13/70, because oi "nerves." advised that at about
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approached him and said it he didn't pay the $86,000 gambling debt
he owed, he would be "taken care of." He said he had never een
this person before and did not know his name or address.
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to provide pro ec on and it was suggested he contact the
Metropolitan Police Department. He stated he would do so.
_ 5754 s an applicant for employment by the Bureau
_ as a clerk . _ e was not employed. Investigation determined
£2 ;..'.5' he had consulted a psychiatrist while attending the State University
of Iowa, and the psychiatrist declined to although
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At 7:00 P. M. , 5/20/'70, captioned individual who is from1 Tulsa, Oklahoma, telephonically attempted to contact the Director's
Office and was referred to Extra Duty Supervisor John F. Shanley.
advised that he had been arrested on a charge of operating a motor
ve cle in a careless or wanton manner in that he had passed an unmarked
incident and'tIE:Titation issued to him states he was traveling east. e
stated he would either be fined $50 or would incur an attorney's fee of $250
if he desired to plead not guilty and go to court on this charge. He asked
what action the Bureau could take in this matter.
A - speech was slurred and he sounded inebriated. He was
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q Dayton, Ohio, telephonica con ac e
'Superv sor A.B. Knickrehm, Domestic Intelligence Division,
and complained about lack of law enforcement in his area.
He stated on Memorial Day he went to visit the graves of
his parents at Eaton, Ohio, and on the way back he was
harrassed by a gang of motorcyclists. He claimed these
motorcyclists were hazardous to traffic and endangered his
life= He advised he reported this to local law enforcement
including the State Police and was advised that they did not
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tated he was sick and tired of all these
that this was something that was not within the jurisdiction
of the FBI and if he
the State orney s
Windicated hesome action. It was explained to him /&/
felt he was not getting sufficient
action from the local law enforcement agencies he should contact
Att 'Office or his local State Assemblyman.
would do this. a ea ma P "°" ° "°
g y upset, was belligerent, argum d frequently
had to interrupt the conversation to yell at his children
and/or dogs.
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- Mr. Sullivan
- Mr. Bishop
- Mr. Sizoo
- Mr. Kntkrehm
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Callahan ....___..' _ Conrad _......_.___5,? . Mr. DeLoachE DATE, May 23, 1970
sulrvm -iiammo; conmml - Mr. DeLoach Tn-1__..__more A. Rosana. E__'I',__...!2I¢;:1_':,'t~';'I.-*»SS11'11-D 1 - Mr. Rosen "'-?1iZ"..;_'_'.
1,7 ¢_.. ;-nnn saw 1 - Mr. Malley 22;,nrmmvvim - Mr. Shroder , 5% _
- Mr. Bates _ nr. Bishop
CONCERNING _ . - 1- '
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A _ facts and inferred he is or was gency.
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his duaghter was missing for such a short period of time ' ;
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during the day and received the im essionvagu but apparently he had been talking by t e I
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7 ~L7 C5; Pdeclared he did not mean to infer his daughter been -ki pped t;_he wanted the FBI to find her. He was asked it h_e_o1_.§nypne
e had contactedthe pplice at Gainesville. He stated he had not and didn't2 _ _know a nnyna use ma. Later in the conversation he Btatedihelhad nqm .9<.- 5. e - I the Chief of Police, Gainesville, and Governor Kirk of Florida on a hold" -
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3 does not donduct missing person investigations and it was suggested to him 4_ that he contact $ local police at Gainesville, He did not want his daughter. r listed as a mis' g peg-son in the tiles of the Identification Division. F .LI H fa , / _~__ J IR1='3;jh v,/"15 -' j "' 1-! /J conrrmusn - oven -'
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Mr. CHARLES " TENSCHLAGLR
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as being former maitre d at the Wi11ard...., ,0", ______ =
Hotel here in Washington. vets. new ______-
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A check was made with Mr. To1son's "R" ' °*"" i-"
ff MIS5 G-ANDY _________o ice. Mr. Tolson advised that he did
not know Mr. Lautenschlager and said that the
Director should not talk to him.
In view of the above Mr. Lautenschlager was advised
of the Directors absence from the office, after which
he terminated the call.
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- 5 /'7* I-- . Fl i5 ' -/ //»= /' ' Q4 /iiOn Saturday 2.ié1I1Q!¬, 6/une 6th, captioned individual
telephonicaily contacted the Btu'eau and spoke with SA Harming.
mconversation was for the most part incoherent
and nonsensica an e ept refering to "his case" and the fact that he
had been wrongly incarcerated. He stated he did not wish to discuss
- "his case" over the telephone but that he was coming to Washington
sometime this week and would contact the Bureau after first contacting
his attorney, Edward Bennett Williams.
bjc -I Bufiles are negative on if
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Memorandum
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ll/J {The captioned individual 0Baltinog , Maryland, at 9:45 p.a., 7une' l"4T l9 ," te rep on ca yb7c_' _c'ontac ed Duty Agent John G. Leggett, Special InvestigativeDivisizn, and furnished the following information concerning
custody of his grandchild.
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assistance to the child according to is now attempting for a year or sore. The daughter, wlli hai furnished no
to get custody et the infant and allege-i, plan tr save thearea with an individual other than her husband. mclained
that his daughter planned to sell the child alth e furnished
no details. He stated that he will not surrender custody of his
grandchild and will leave with it if necessary to avoid giving it]
up. He claims that his daughter plans to have his arrested
June 15, 1970, in an effort to get the child../
It was explained to that the FBI has no '",. _ JIJurisdiction in this child cu te and would be unable
to assist his. Be indicated that he had reported the matter to
the Baltimore office earlier and said he had been advised that
the FBI could not assist his.
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Q --. Baltimore was instructed that in the absence of anya ur d e ter h uld be rom to Olie record identifiable eithgsas located in the
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The Baltimore office verified an earlier call from
who furnished substantially the sane information
Bure u J is iction, th nat s o p pt}: _the attention of appropriate Baltimore po1ice.6 f
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