Cesar Chavez Part 11

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being conducted by our Sacramento Division pursuant to a
Departmental request into alleged break-ins of UB1? offices
and an attept by one Fred Schwartz to sell documents taken
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one sell documents to UFW, n as matter discussed with Hr, William L. Gardner, .Q9 On 47ii| USDJ, who advised Schwartz and/or Ducote, as well as @§Q
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This concerns a lgjited civil rights
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request, into alleged breakins of United
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one Fred Schwartz to sell documents taken
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met with UFW Chief Counsel Jerry Cohen at
Bakersfield, California, 3/31/74 and
offered now to sell certain documents for
a total of $25,000. Documents allegedly taken
during course of 16 breakins which occurred
during 1966 - 1970., and have been in
possession of House Un-American Activities
Committee in past. Schwartz named three
major California growers as having hired
individuals to do break-ins and indicated
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by military intelligence and other unknown
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currently being paid hush money", one
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through one of the three California growers.
Schwartz refused Cohen close examination any
documents but told Cohen he was a former
policeman and desired te write e beak about
matter. Cohen declined to pay Schwartz for
docuents.
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AND WANTS TO HAVE DUCOTE GRANTED IMMUNITY FROM FEDERAL PROSECUTION
BEFORE DIVULGING THIS INFORMATION. CHAPMAN SAID THAT THIS INFORMATION
INVOLVES POLITICIANS AND OTHERS  NOT IDENTIFIED!. CHAPMAN BELIEVESTHAT DUCOTES LIFE MAY BE POSSIBLY IN DANGE7k1S A RESULT OF RELEASING
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CHAPMAN ALSO WANTED IMMUNITY FOR DUCOTE FROM LOCAL PROSECUTION
BY THE SANTA CLARA COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY&#39;S OFFICE, SAN JOSE,
CALIFORNIA, FOR POSSIBLE VIOLATION BY DUCOTE OF THE BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL CODE CONNECTED WITH THE SAME INFORMATION. CHAPMAN
DESIRED THAT IF POSSIBLE THAT THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY BE PRESENT.
HE SAID THAT HE WOULD BE AVAILABLE ALONG UITH HIS CLIENT FOR THIS
INTERVIEW ON APRIL 24, OR APRIL 25, I974.
CHAPMAN WAS ADVISED THAT EFFORTS WOULD BE MADE TO SEE WHAT
COULD BE WORKED OUT AND HE WOULD BE RECONTACTED.
THE BUREAU IS REQUESTED TO DISCUSS THIS MATTER WITH THE DEPARTMENT
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NOTE: This concerns a limited civil rights investigation
being conducted by our Sacramento Division pursuant to a
Departmental request into alleged break-ins of UFW offices
and an attempt by one Fred Schwartz to sell documents taken
during these break-ins to the UFW for a sum of $35,000.
Investigation by Sacramento and San Francisco Divisions
indicate subject, aka Fred Schwartz, former deputy sheriff,ounty, California Sheriff&#39;s Department, andare possibly involved in a scheme to B15documents to UFYJ, Department desired subject and
be interviewed for details, Subject&#39;s attorney advise
subject has information "bigger than Watergate" but prior
to disclosing information he wants subject granted immunity
from Federal prosecution and immunity from local prosecution
by Santa Clara County District Attorney&#39;s Office, San Jose,
California, for possible violation of the Business and
Professional Code connected with the same information.
Subject&#39;s attorney believes subject&#39;s life may be in danger
as result of releasing information.
Tliist tS Fai dS toto1 s ns ruc s an r nc sco an acramen
discontinue efforts to inte &#39; ct per Departmental q¢,
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Ca1if., advised he held rearranged meeting with one FREDSC!I:I!.FI1"Z, 3/25/74, at Baersfield, Calif. SCI-1&#39;.!»&#39;R1Z claimedto have docuents taken in robberies ékbabby informants at
direction of two California growers, which would be of interest
to UFU, and which he offered to sell COHEN for $35,000,
Another meetin between COHEN and SCHWARTZ took place atBakersfield, 3§31/74, and was observed by Buagents. SCHUARTZ
was photographed at this meeting and later identified as
subject JEROME JOSEPH DUCOIE, white male, dob 5/28/29, Gulfport
Mississippi, residence 1528 Hanchette, San Jose, Calif.
At this time subject lowered his price to $25,000 and named
three California growers allegedly involved in this matter.
On 4/II74, subject telephoned COEEN and asked for $600 to
$1,000 immediate cash which he said was needed for bail.
On same date subject telephonically contacted the FBI Office
Bakersfield, Ca1if., under name_SCHWARTZ, and said he would
submit to interview 4/4/74. Subject was contacted at Bakers-
field, 4/2/74, by Buagents and stated he had been in business
of gathering intelligence for certain California growers
re UFH activities, that he is in debt for $20,000, and that
he expects criminal charges to be filed against him. He
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would not elaborate until he could confer with attorney.
-¢ On 4/3/74, and a/8/74, subject telephonically contacted._._ ,-- FBI Bakersfield, and said he would appear for interview
as soon as he receives approval from his attorney, HAL
___ CHAPMAN. Contact with Santa Clara County California
ti District Attorney&#39;s Office, revealed subject borrowed
WOREY fr°m Several Pe°P1e in San Jose area telling lenders
he was raising money to pay farm workers in order to back
up union. Criminal charges maybe filed against subject
by that office. It was also learned that CHAPMAN
supposedly not retained as subject&#39;s attorney.--...4I
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investigation.
_" By letter dated March 28, 1974, from J. STANLEY
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to the Director of the FBI, the following background infor-
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On Hednesdey- March 2?, l9?4, this Division wascontacted telephonically by JERRY COHEN, counsel in
California for the United Farm Workers Union, telephone
*$ - 805 822-5571. COHEN related that he had been contacted by
a person who provided the fictitious name of "FRED SCHWARTZ".
SCHWARTZ puported to have information that three people
had broken into various United Farm Worker Union offices
in California, as well as the offices of other organizations
assisting the United FarmUorkers Union and their activities,
including SNCC and the Saul Alinsky Organization. COHEN re-
ceived the impression that SCHWARTZ was an attorney and was
representing one of persons responsible for the break-ins.
SCHWARTZ wanted $35,000 for evidence he would provide linking
numerous California growers to these break-ins. COHEN met
with SCHWARTZ on Monday, March 25, 1974, in Bakersfield, to
discuss the matter further. SCHWARTZ provided COHEN with
b ief glimpses of mterials in his possession purporting"I&#39;*&#39; 19*" I7 * u ** * 5 I I I5
to have been seized from offices broken into. SCIIUAR&#39;IZ also
_;s provided a list of such places, including a United Farm
Workers Union office in Delano, called Filipino Hall.
COHEN related that Filipino Hall was in fact the object
of an armed robbery last year and that the crime had never
been solved. Among the materials" taken at that time
were financial records of the union and records relating
to certain of their activities covered by the Norris-
LaGuardia Labor Act. SCHUARTZ further related that there
were checks in existence which would establish a financial
link between the alleged thieves and the growers. COHEN
further related that SCHWARTZ was extremely anxious to
raise the $35,000, as his "client" was supposed to be chargedthis week with fraud by uknown prosecuting authorities.
As the above information indicates a possi 1e violation
ef Title 18, U.S=C= 241 involving interference with the
rights of United Farm Worker Union members and workers under
the Norris-LaGuardia Labor Act, please conduct the fO11Ow1ng
a limited investigation:
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COHEN, which COHEN feels in inevitable,
arrange with COHEN to be informed of the
location of the meeting to take place
between COHEN and SCHWARTZ. Establish a
suveillance of that meeting and attempt
to ascertain the identity of SCHWARTZ.
Following the meeting pise reinterview
COHEN for full details of the conversation.
Assuing SCHWARTZ can be identified by
photographs, fingerprints or in some other
manner, please inform this Division of the
results of the interview with COHEN and
the identification of SCHWARTZ in order
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JERRY COHEN, Chief Counsel, United Farm Workers
 UFW!, Keene, California, was contacted during the morning
of March 28, 1974, and furnished the following information:
On Thursday, March 21, 1974, he received a tele-
phone call from a male individual who said "You will know
me as FRED SIHWARIZ" and indicated he was from San Francisco,
California. §  said he had some valuable information
to sell concerning break-ins of UFW offices, churches,
the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee  SNCC!, and
certain individual residences. A meeting was scheduled for
3:00 p.m. iiarch 25, 1971+, at the iiilton iiotel liar in Bakers-
field, California, and SC!-IWARIZ told him to "come alone".
Ch How!-BY» March 25, 1974, at about 3:00 p.m. he
met scmanrrz at the Hilton .15. in Bakersfield, he  comm!
was accompanied by a friend, DAN LAVERY, an American Civil
Liberties Union attorney who resides at 307 Jeffrey Street,
Bakersfield. LAVERY was not introduced to SCI-H-IARIZ as his
friend, but merely preeeeded him,  DHEN, into the bar, to
act as a witness. At this meeting SCHWARTZ had in his
possession a file or folder approximately one inch thick
which he said contained tolen UH! or UFU related documents.
SCHHTARTZ advised that these documents and papers were a .
sample of others that were accessible to him which were
taken in connection with various "robberies" or "from inside"
UFH by an informant, all at the direction of two Cali-
fornia growers. SCHWARTZ made the statement that he repre-
sented a man who is to be indicted on Harch 29, 1974, for
fraud, no city or state mentioned, and he, SC!-IWARTZ, owed
this man a favor. At times SCHHARIZ referred to the man
as his client, the thief, and at other times he mentioned
his clients, indicating more than one person.
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of targets of past "robberies", which list was written
on yellow lined paper. COHEN recalled the following names
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Filipino Hall, Delano, California,  this
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SCHWARTZ then handed him two small date-calendar_..-_ . .. __.. - .__ - an .14 or L75-5ooLs, hith contained the name B8 attempted vto review these books but they were re!r!eved by SCHWARTZ
before he could examine them for authenticity.
He teealls that during about L a UFW building
called the "Pink Building" was burglarized in Delano, and -qcsome Comunit S &#39;ices Organization  CSO! files were Dstolen. ves associated with CSO and UFT-4 021%
time and Stnwnsia allawed him to examine a letet fromto UFH Director CESAR ESTRADA CHAVEZ, dated either 19%!
or 1966. He was also allowed to examine s few other un-
recalled documents, however, the items he was permittedI .s_ ___._..i.s___ ta review appeated ta eantain innoenous informationQ»
SCHWARTZ said that the docuents he had in his
possession and others were stolen  dates not mentioned! in
wations tabbeties" ind that these etines were committed
at the direction of two California farmers one a la
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SCHWARTZ repeated that he represented an indi-
widpal the was to be indieted fat ftand an Hateh 29, 1976,
and needed $25,000 to get out of trouble. SCHWARTZ said
he was asking $35,000 from UFW for all of the docments
and information available to him. He said the extra $10,000
tpnld be split between unidentified petaana.
CORN said he told SCHWARTZ that he had no
intention of buying stolen UFH property. He left SCHWARTZ
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He met FRED SCHWARTZ at the Ramada Inn Coffee
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and held an approximate 40 minute conversation with this
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The price of the documents was lowered to
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separate break-ins of UFW offices, and other organizations
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Reference is made to _m¥_i memorandum dated  ii
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a full investigation will be taken by this Bureau unless the Department so directs.
B. [:1 The investigation is continuing and you will be furnished copies of
reports as they are received.
C. II] The investigation requested by you has now been completed. Unless
advised to the contxary no further inquiries will be made by this Bureau.
D. lj Pursuant to instructions issued by the Department, no investigation will
be conducted in this matter unless specifically directed by the Department.
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Reference is made to your memorandu dated Q.
April 25, 1974 enclosi e copy of the report of bSpecial Agent  Iated April 19, 1974 at
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a full investigation will be taken by this Bureau unless the Department so directs.
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C. [:1 The investigation requested by you has now been completed. Unless
__ advised to the contrary no further inquiries will be made by this Bureau.
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be conducted in this matter unless specifically directed by the Department.
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IEQUIRY FROM COEGRESSHAN DOE EDHARDS  D-CAL.!,
CHAIR}-iéii, SUBCGHZ-EITTBE OH CIVIL ART! COIiSTITL"I&#39;IOHA1.
RIGHTS OF THE HOUSE COHHITTEE OH THE JUDICIARI
On 1/6/75, Alan Parker, Chief Counsel, House Sob-
Connittee on Civil and Constitutional Right of the Committeeon the Judiciary telephonically contacted Q§§pector John B. Hotis
regarding allegations made by JOSEPH_§EROME §ECQTE to the effect
that he had committed political Burglaries on45éEKlf of the FBI.
This matter has received considerable press attention
in California, and Congressman Edwards has erpressed an interest
in these allegations. Edwards has posed several questions con-
cerning DUCOTE&#39;S association with the FBI including the following:
1. was DUCOTE an informant for the FBI?
2. Has he been interviewed by the FBI?
3. Has the FBI received any information from DUCOTE
obtained from illegal activities?
5. Does the FBI evaluate the source of and the in£or
nation offered?
5. If information obtained illegally is offered to
the FBI, is on investigation instituted, and are proper authori-
ties notified!
Congressmen Edwards is leaving for California on
1/10/76 and has requested an oral briefing on 119/76 ao that he
may aswer inquiries he mny receive while in California.
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Joseph Jerome Dncote is the subject of the case en-
titled, JEP.QEZF. JOSEPH BTJCGTE, aka, UHIT:-III FARE; X-FC-Pi, I&#39;IIlEI-I,
Ca1ifornia-- Victim 00 Sacramento- Bu File 44-60006.
Investigation instituted 3/2717A revealed that DUCOTE,
using name FRED SCHWARTZ, contacted attorney for United Farm
Horkers  UFH! and offered to sell documents obtained in burgla-
ries from UFE office for $35,000. DUCOTE was to furnish evidence
linking burglaries to nnnerons California Growers.
Upon completion of ourinvestigation, the USDJ advised
that no Federal Violation existed, and that information should be
made available to appropriate local authorities.
Gut investigation to date does not inicato there is
any substance to the allegation,
still pending. This information
titled JESEPH JERGEE BUCGTE, aka
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DUCOTE, and that a briefing
concerning the details of the investigation is not possible
at this time.
Hr. Parker advised that a formal letter would be
directed to the Bureau peeing eertnin questions eoneerning
this matter. He further advised that he was forwarding to
the Office of Congressional Affairs, newspaper articles and
a 93-page statement allegedly given by DUCOTE to State
authorities.
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Rights Division
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dated _-. W- .___ at _. - __ .
A. [3 This covers the preliminary investigation and no further action concerning
a full investigation will be taken by this Bureau unless the Department so directs.
B. C] The investigation is continuing and you will be furnished copies of
reports as they are received.
C. 5:1 The investigation requested by you has now been completed. Unless
advised to the contrary no further inquiries will be made by this Bureau.
D. 13 Pursuant to instructions issued by the Department, no investigation will
be conducted in this matter unless specifically directed by the Department.
E. 1:] Please advise whether you desire any further investigation.
F. $1 This is submitted for your information and you wiii be advised of further
developmen s.
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be conducted unless specifically requested by the Department.
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RE: JOSEPH JEROME DUCOTE, AKA
NOTE: cThis confirms conversation between Departmental
lftorney William L. Gardner and SA John S. Giaquinto,
wherein Hr. Gardner advised that he had no objection to
I-D-3025 and memorancla setting forth results of Bureau
contacts with subject, Ducote and his associates, being
disseminated to the Santa Clara Prosecutors Ottice, as
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PURPOSE: To advise of the status of an investigation instituted
to resolve reported allegations that Joseph Jerome
Ducote burglarized at the direction of the FBI and gave copies
of the materials stolen to the FBI.
BACKGROUND: You were previously advised in a J. S. Peelman to
Mr. Gallagher memorandum dated l2/22/75, that in
Harch, 1§7i, the Civil Rights Division  CRD!, U. S. Department of
Justice  USDJ!, requested investigation of repeated break-ins
of United Farm Workers  UFW! offices in California between
1966 and 1970, in possible violation of Title l8, U. S. Code,
Section 241. involving a conspiracy to deny UFH rights guaranteed
by labor law statutes. The investigation centered around an &#39;
individual identified as Joseph Jerome Ducote, known as a con
man and a former deputy sheriff, Santa Clara County, California.
Upon completion of our investigation, the USDJ
advised that no Federal violation existed and that information
should be made available to appropriate local authorities.
Said information was disseminated by our Sacramento Division
to the Chief of Police  COP!, Delano, California, Police
Department, and Kern County Sheriff: Office, June, 1974.
On ll/24/75, John H. Lilly, Special Agent, Bureau
of Investigation, State of California, advised SA Malcolm E.
Sample oi the sen Jose Resident Agency that during the approximate
period 1967 - 1968, Ducote comitted several politically oriented
burglaries, including the San Jose Peace Center. According to
Lilly, Ducote committed the burglaries at the direction of the
FBI and gave copies of the stolen materials to both the PBI
and Western Research of Oakland, California. Lilly stated
that Ducote will be prosecuted by the State of California for
possession of stolen documents and indicated that Ducote
will state as his defense that he acted at the direction of
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RE: JOSEPH JEROME DUCOTE, aka
62-116783
DETAILS: On 12/22/75, Special Agent John Lilly, Bureau of
Investigation, advised that Ducote had been arrested
by them and incarcerated in the Santa Clara County Jail,
with bail set at $100,000. He is charged with 14 counts of
grand theft and possessing and concealing stolen property.
Lilly stated in their continuing investigation, they now find
that Ducote merely alluded to dealing with some security agency
and that other people concluded that it must be the FBI.
On 12/24/75, Joseph Jeroe Ducote was interviewed
by SAs of the FBI at the Santa Clara County Jail and provided
the following information:
Ducote advised that he has never worked for the
FBI in any capacity. He advised that he did not turn over
any documents to Agents of the FBI nor did he ever meet any Bureau
Agents who were acting in an undercover capacity.
Ducote stated, however, that Western Research of
Oakland, California, had sent an agent down to review papers
that he had in his possession. Ducote said he thought this
individual was fro Army Intelligence based upon the way the person
was dressed and in his general appearance. Ducote advised
that he had what was believed to be two meets with the CIA,
the first being in Hashington, Q= C,, and the second in sen Jose,
California. He advised that he never directly contacted the
CIA for these meetings. Ducote refused to coment on this
matter inasmuch as he was concerned it might jeopardize his current
position.
Bureau files reveal Western Research Foundation,
also known as Research Nest, Inc., is a private subversive
informationgathering and news clipping agency which provides
said information to private industry and the house Committee
on Un-American activities, and was utilised as a source by the
San Francisco Division as CS SP33X  closed!.
Comprehensive letterhead memoranda and affidavits
submitted by both the San Francisco and Sacramento Divisions regarding
this matter, specifically deny that Ducote or his associates
provided any stolen documents to Sns of the FBI or were ever
operated as sources, informants, or at the direction of the FBI.
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RE: JOSEPH JEROME DUCOTE
62-116783
It is noted, however, that a mailing list for
the San Jose Peace Center, one of the organizations reportedly
burglarized by Ducote in 1967, was provided to SA Malcolm E.
Sample in 1965, by former SF 2581-S, at the time a highly
placed source at the Center. This source obtained the list as
a result of source&#39;s direct affiliation with the Peace Center
and not through any contact with Ducote. Bureau files contain
no information which would link source with Ducote.
Departmental Attorney William L. Gardner was advised
of the status of the pending investigation and furnished copies
of all letterhead memoranda and affidavits submitted by
San Francisco and Sacramento. Gardner stated that said letterhead
memoranda should be furnished to the California authorities in
order to assist in their prosecution of Ducote.
By letter dated January B, 1976, directed to
SAC Charles W. Bates, the Attorney General, State of California,
and the Chief Assistant District Attorney, Santa Clara County,
made written requests for certain original FD=3G2s and memoranda
regarding Ducote, said request in addition to the letterhead
memoranda provided, in order to assist in this prosecution of stolen
property and grand theft. The State Attorney General was most
appreciative of being provided with copies of the comprehensive
letterhead memoranda but indicated that certain original documents
were necessary.
In addition to the above, Chief Assistant District
Attorney William P. Hoffman, Santa Clara County, requested
information as to whether the FBI has in its possession a copy of
a mailing list of the San Jose Peace Center. The SAC, San Francisco,
recommended that in view of fact that the list was provided by
SF 2581-5, prior to the date of the reported burglaries, and has
no direct bearing re the prosecution of Ducote, that the District
Attorney be advised that This office did not receive a copy
of a mailing list of the San Jose Peace Center from either
Joseph Jerome Ducote or his associates. The Intelligence
Division  INTD! and Legal Counsel Division  LCD! concurred with
this reply and SAC hates was advised accordingly.
with the above exception, there has been no request
made by the California authorities for any original memoranda or
FD-302s regarding former CS SF-33K or SF 2581-5.
The CRD, USDJ, and the U. S. Attorney, San Francisco,
have been provided copies of all affidavits and memoranda and
pertinent information regarding this matter.
ACTION; The opinion of the USDJ will be obtained re release of
the original FD302s and other memoranda regarding Ducoteand his associates as requested by California autgrgges-, TheLCD and INTD concur with this action. Q; $9 r;//F1- -A0F92w"..*~92 W;. 92 __.92
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lav.-i,-er in the United Farm
Workers charged yesterday there
was a massive political coverup
of the 1967 burglary of the union&#39;s
headquarters in Delano. .7
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verup," Chavez told newsme
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Jerry -Cohen were referring to
admisions Tuesday gby Jerome
Ducote that at least two major
grape -growers -conspiratorially
hacked his his burglaryln Delano.
- Cohen charged that -the ,
the CM and the Delano police _
course have lmown about &#39;
urglaries for a long time -- th
0 policesince the night they
. and the FBI- since
ebruary of 1971! when they
shadowed a meeting I had with
Ducote in a coffee shop oi the
Ramada Inn in Bakersfield where
he tried to sell me back the stolen
documents for  ._ g .
Cohen said the CLA learned
about the burglaries when Ducote,
sccording to Ducote&#39;s own admis-
sion. met with a CIA liaison agent
in Washington in 1967 following a
meeting with then
Charles S. Gubser  Rep-G I.
ho has siucerettred.  _ "
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now after the three-year statute of
llmit.at.inn§_,has run out, and the
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-_ Farm Bureau. had the key to the-I. t office box, Ducote said." " -&#39; - ""
merpresident of that countyfsic .
Cohen said there ought to be
a hig1&#39;r=iev1!l"investigation _of law
enforcement inactivity m the"ase, but I dont know whom__1_;0lall u n You don&#39;t send tn
ic of typhoid." - 92_ "  &#39;
Meanwhile, Ducote jhits told
state investigators that&#39;_.while he E
wasn&#39;t stealing documents inthe 1.
late 19605 he was crissa-crossing ;the country raising money _f_1;otn <
his basins"-$m<&#39;1i.ITfer .l>14r&#39;.&#39;=mera- .-
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-"said _in an statement on f_i.iein Sang
1-lose Municipal C0l1I&#39;K,_il{Bt&#39;§ for-
wardedito a post. office b0X-111&#39;
P, ii&#39;illou~, &#39;.ilen. Santa Clara county. ,
C 1 _Kenneth Wilhelm. th_en secre-
tary of the Santa Clara =countyi
_ Dncote, a former Santa Clara &#39;
We unty sheriff&#39;s deputy an,d._£or-&#39;
_; Young Republican Club, i5"I_:|ei1ig_&#39;
I; fheld in _iieu of $100.000 bail&#39;onf21 .
_ 3:.-ounts of concealing stolen&#39;docu*."inents and grand theft  Ii! it-3
TT&#39;;&#39;*&#39;-I-lis&#39;lt5ngthy statement given-1
- to &#39; state ; agent Walter _Kubas
details how he hurglarizecl the &#39;1
headquarters of the United Farm
_ Workers Delano. the San? Jose .
- Peace center, the Oakland-»Peace&#39;.=?enter and Ramparts Magazine,  I nameafew. i 5"-~ - "&#39;
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__ res, he said, with the backing
-_.of various farmers opposed to the -
i}UFW-or &#39;-"ith-Pt.1e--%"ain"g 3.1",
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&#39;TDiicbte said?-the late William.
Penn Patrick paid him $20ti0iYor a Z
copy "of the San Jose-Peacetentafscitsiling list. _&#39;92 1  .- .11
Patrick. head of the Eiulti-1
million dollar cosmetics pyramid
lmown as Holiday Magic."&#39;- no - - .
Typhoid Mary to fight an epidem-.,;
T]-. ~ " Checks raised in this ivay, -he
.-.: .-Peacc Center and stole the
mailing list. But they""never got
paid, Pucote said._ _ g
.~. Scherling and Gulermovi it
were mentioned by Ducote
.being involved in other politic
burglaries with him. They could
not be reached for comment on
&#39;-the Oakland Peace Center job.
.-|.-m- Ducote told agent Kubas that
he raised  from California
farmers to light UFW leader
-Cesar Chavez between 1965 and
1970_and that he raised undis-
closed sums from around the
.country when he was not being a
burglar. -  &#39; .
..~*".|o as
.111 1968, he said, he went toiiiladelphia at the request of
,Stephen D&#39;Arrigo, a Salinas Val-
ley farmer," and got .i. How--1Pugh} chairman of the board?!
Sun Oil Co. to send a $1000 cited:
to the Willow Glen postoffice boatI92 |&#39;-- Sc..t
I!u_cote also said he picked up
a $1500 check in Los Angeles from
;a_ M_r.&#39;Hear_st" at the Los ABSEIES
Herald Examiner in 1968. 1 -
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The newspaper was then
"meshed in a strike. Ducote
and he explained  apparently to
Hearsti about the efforts being
,macte_&#39;_to combat Chavez. -e-&#39;33 Duoote said the sisoo cheg__was made. out to something call
the Fir&#39;e&#39;1&#39;and Police Protectiv
League but the money was
routed back to our operation."
&#39;- .,&&#39;; .E:_ Ducote sad he showed docu-
ments stolen from Chavez. social
reformer Saul Alinslry and the
San Jose Peace Center to Repre
sentative Charles Gubser  Rep.-
Gilroy! and to various govern-
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UNIQNUHN SUBJECTS;
Tomato Picker Pickets and Hanbers
 Unnamed! of United Farm Workers Union; Z.San Joaquin County Sheriff&#39;s Office -xi§tockton,,_Ca_l_ifornia - Con;plainan_t_ @
On July 30, 1974, Assistant U. 5. Attorney  AUSA!
William B. Shubb, Sacramento, California, advised that he
had tel call discussed matter with
informed himht their position n is matter was that the civil
rights of sheriff&#39;s personnel and the Sheriff&#39;s Office
were being violated by the pickets due to the intimidation
of sheriff&#39;s personnel by the Mexican-American tomato
picker pickets, thereby requiring law enforcement assign-
ment to the picket sites beyond normal strength and thereby
depriving other citizens of equal protection of law by
virtue of the fact that they are not Mexican-Americans.
snsa Shubb stated he advisedth5&#39;5 his =0-
plaint was considered unique and informed him that a
Departmental decision as to the merits of the complaint
would be in order and suggested may desire to
confer with Assistant Attorney General J. Stanley
 Pottinger, U. S. Department of Justice, Civil Rights
Tlivision.
In an article appearing in the "Stockton Record"
daily newspaper dated July 26, 1914, is quoted as
stating, "Hy men are being subjected to extensive verbal
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abuse and are having to go to extraordinary means to prevent
the violations of personal and property rights of others."
"lie are being compelled to be in attendance  at the tomato
fields! in great numbers because of the conduct and mis-
conduct of people at the scene. This denies the publics
right to deputy protection. The public&#39;s right to be pro-
is in jeopardy." The article further states thata to his knowledge, knew of no otherlaw enforcent "
agency filing civil rights charges in similar situations,
and when asked vhatkind lief the  U. s.! Departmentof Justice can providmis quoted as stating, "I
am not sure. This is kind of a unique thing and it has not
been fully explored." .
n an  cwISheriff s Office  SJCSO , on July 0, 1974, advised that
incidents occurring out of the tomato picker picketing were
relatively uneventful on July 27 through 29, 1974. However,
five picket arrests on trespassing and assault on law
_enf_Q_1:¢ement officer charges had been made July 30, 1974.
advised that Mr. Fred Grey, representative of the
Community Relations Division, U. S. Department of Justice,
San Francisco, California, has continued to be an observer
to the picketing activity in the vicinity of Stockton as
of July 30, 1974.
Further contact with the SJCSO resulted in
information that an incident occurred on July 30, 1974,
at a Stockton street intersection near a tomato field
wherein tomato picker pickets and members of the United
Farm Yorkers  UFN! had staged a sit-in. This incident
related to the fact that the pickets were insisting on
the arrest of a tomato grower representative whom they
accused of deliberately injuring several UFW workers by
driving his pick-up into the group. A meeting occurred
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Tomato Picker Pickets and Members
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San Joaquin County Sheriff&#39;s Office
§togktonJ_California_; Complainant 1_
between officers of the SJCSO, a Deputy District Attorney
from San Joaquin County, an attorney representing the UFH,
and Mr. Manuelshvez, cousin of UFH leader Cesar Chavez.
At this time, according to the SJCSO, when a complaint was
not forthcoming for the arrest of the grower representative,
Chavez accused the SJC50 of being a racist police department,
that they were on the growers side, that they were going
to hear from them, that they were going out into the
community to get them  SJCSO!, and stated thetf--- the
police, we are going to take them on. Chavez departed
the scene of the sit-in at that point after talking to
his people.
Tomato picking activity in the Stockton vicinity
has been curtailed as of August 1, 1974, due to the drop in
the eastern market and a corresponding drop in picketing
activity has occurred and is anticipated to be somewhat
reduced for the immediate period. However, UTW demon-
strattns are occurring at the county courthouse, and it
is anticipated that there will be some courtroo disruption
when the Mexican-American defendants who have been arrested
by the SJCSO are brought in for court appearance. .
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in a radio news broadcast inQ-:2 1 hi .1 t W» Stockton state that matter concern ng s a ega 10D
of civil rights violations against his department is under
consideration by the Civil Rights Division of the U. S.
Department of Justice.
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the part of tomato picker: pickets and United Farm Worker
Union members of tomato growers in the vicinity of
Stockton, California, and law enforcement personnel
assigned to picket activities of the Sen Joaquin CountySheriff&#39;s Office, Stockton, Califorgia, for ue period / fJuly 24-26, 1974. REE , t______ * IA
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UNKNOWN SUBJHITS;
Tomato Picker Pickets and
Members  Unnamed! of
United Farm Workers Union;
San Joaquin County Sheriff&#39;s Office
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In connection with the tomato harvest in San 7
Joaquin County, there have been instances of picketing of
the tomato fds in the vicinity of Stockton, California, by
so-called unaffiliated tomto pickers and members of the
United Farm Workers Union. As a result of this picketing
activity, there were arrests of a total of eight pickets on
July 24, 19?-4, on principally trespassing charges, fella-Jed
July 26, 1974
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County Sher s ce, on Ju y 5 and 26, 1974, advised
that their office met with representatives of the S n JoaquinCorina Toato Growiii iisociation and others andat which time discussion was heldas to filing a civil rights complaint on the part of theby the arrest of three pickets during the early portion of$+Q
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growers alleging deprivation of the grower&#39;s rights to
conduct the harvest in a peaceful manner.
q on July 26, 1914, advised um:
their office, on the a ernoon of July 25, 1974, had conferred
with Mr. Edward Howden and Hr. Fred Gray, representatives of
This document contains neither recommendations nor con-
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is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to
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Tomato Picker Pickets and
Members  Unnamed! of United
Farm Workers Union; San Joaquin
County Sheriff s Office,
§tpoclcpton, Cal_ifornia - Compl_a_i_nant
the Community Relations Division, U.,S. Department of
Justice, San Francisco, California, and had made a
complaint during the Stockton meeting relative to the
civil rights of the personnel of the San Joaquin CountySheriff s Office involved in keeping the peace dun-ing
the picketing activity of the tomato fields _
stated that it was their contention that their deputies
were being harassed, injured and interferred with in
performance of their duty which was considered a violation
of tktkcivil rights. Further, it was their contention
that citizens of the San Joaquin County community were
being deprived of full law enforcement protection due to
the necessity of assigning large numbers of law enforcement
personnel to handle the picketing problems. He advised
thatfnrdeputies sustained minor injuries on July 24,
1974, and that more deputies had sustained minor injuries
July Z6, 1974.
C advised that Mr. Howden and 1"-ir. Gray  sti-O
were observing picketing and law enforcement activities
in the tomato fields during the early morning hours of
July 26 , 1974.
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as nsovs. . ,1 W..= suuss, ssossgasuxo, ADUISED 11; no BISGUSSEDcnrnousn mm-:n IELEPHONICALLY u1wji¢£g.;
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HAY DESIRE TO CONFER EITH ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL J. STANLEY
POTTINGER, U. S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, CIVIL RIGHTS DIVISION.
II an ARTICLE APPEARING IN ms srocxtol m-zcoan IIEUSPAPER, mhxc!
-_&#39;_."{; IS auorl-2n as snnuc-:,A "aw nan ARE BEING SUBJECIEO to
EXTENSIVE vznam. ABUSE nan ARE HAVING to so to sxrnaoaoxnnmr anus
TO PREVENT THE VIOLATIONS OF PERSONAL AND PROPERTY RIGHTS OF
DOTHERS. 
NE ARE BEING GOMPELLED TO BE IN ATTENDANCE  AT Tl-IE TOMATO
FIELDS! IN GREAT NUMBERS BECAUSE OF THE CONDUCT AND HISCONDUCT
OF PEOPLE AT THE SCENE. THIS DENIES THE Pl.BLIC&#39;S RIGHT TO
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CIVIL RIGHTS DIVISION
Director. FBI / 6/
UNKNOWN SUBJECTS;TOMATO PIClCEan¬ICKE&#39;1S AND MEMBERS UNNAHED! OF ITED FAR;:lFl;2sR.l&#39;CERS UNIQN;SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY SEER &#39;U?FICEsrocxron, cntraonnrs - COMPLAINANT &#39;
CIVIL RIGHTS
Reference is made to _.__.m}I___ memorandum dated r . B./5.£ul__ __
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There is enclosed one copy of the report of Special Agent i___._.___..__..._
dated W .  _ at _ W _  . ~
A. |:] This covers the preliminary investigation and no further action concerning
a full investigation will be taken by this Bureau unless the Department so directs.
B. 1:] The investigation is continuing and you will be furnished copies of
reports as they are received.
C. [3 The investigation requested by you has now been completed. Unless
advised to the contrary no further inquiries will be made by this Bureau.
D.  J Pursuant to instructions issued by the Department, no investigation will
be conducted in this matter unless specifically directed by the Department.
E. 1:1 Please advise whether you desire any further investigation.
F. [:1 This is submitted for your information and you will be advised of further
developments.
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July 25, 1975
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Edward Levi &#39;
United States Attorney General
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Dear HI. L¬Vi:
We would like to bring to your attention some disturbing events which have
taken place near Pecos, Texas in the last three days. We request any as-
sistance you can render to stop the violation of farm workers&#39; rights that
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un weunesqay, July Farm Worxers organiiers and supporters peg &#39; u an
picketing near me1onfIEIH§&#39;IEREE¥E§&#39;C3EHty, Texas. They were picketing
peacefully on a public road, trying to inform field workers of the benefits
of unionization, when they were arrested. More than thirty people were &#39;
jailed, including three women and eight children. They were charged with
criminal trespass despite the fact that the county surveyor and some of the
growers in the area admit the road where picketing took place is public.
A law student intern was arrested later that day when she went to the
Reeves County jail to inquire about the charges.
The children, ranging in age from twelve to fifteen, were held for five
hours in the adult section of the jail before bail could be raised. Nine-
teen men were forced to remain in jail for two days because no local bonds-
men would agree to bond them. During that time the prisoners were denied
breakfast in apparent retaliation for their having shouted slogans in
support of a field workers strike.
On Friday, July 25, a picket line was set up on a public road near melon
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attorney and several law students who hoped by their presence to prevent
further arrests. Moments after picketing began all of the UFH supporters
on the road, including the lawyer and law students, were arrested. They
were given no warning or opportunity to leave to avoid arrest. Fifteen
people are again charged with trespass, although their brief activity took
place on a public road.
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Ihe sheriffs are using their powers as law officers
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Violations of 18 U.S.C. 1Q5lSUBJECT:
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carryingfarm workers in Rio Grande City, near Corpus  .
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in .- U=5= Army, was "run off" the road by three persons _
another vehicle. Persons subsequently arrestcdb4_ l
local authorities on charges relating to this_incident
have been identified as individuals regcntkgjarrested
in conjunction with demonstrations for-the Qnited Farm
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reportely has been the target of a UFHOC campaign
organize agricultural laborers in Rio Grande City. I
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VERDAD, n Spanish-English weekly newspaper pnblishediinr
Corpus Christi,
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Rio Grande City regarding labor org1a£i§*
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which prohibits extortionate demands induced by violence.
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and auto caravans during 1966, were reportedly for the purpose
of focusing attention on the organization by obtaining publicity.
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Respectfully referred to
Director
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Department of Justice
Washington, D C
Dear Sir
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1 noon a labor strike by melon farm workers  the Rio Grande Valley 2
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?>&#39;IltT.l&#39;=1..___ V _, Criminal Division advised of alleged violence as
GT3; _._._._ reported in newspapers concerning labor organizing activities of
e  captioned Conimittee"With re"arci to laborers of the victim corporaho§~==d -:1  La Casita Farms, Inc.! é*United Farm Workers 0rga_n__iz_.ing"f§e_mEll .-_¬-- _,_ 1--I-"Inn--"&#39; } ¢e -&#39;» - - - or ",,,,,,_____  , _ -- ,,.§:77&#39;¥i&#39;iB_ Br"¥i/K /92* /*3 /K C  ft. t aw... /, . -1. .____/
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requested advice of the situation generally and particular acts of
violence coming to our attention; and indicated it would determine
whether investigation was warranted under Anti-Racketeering  AR! Statute
8 USC 1951! which prohibits extortionate demands induced by violence.
No investigation under AR is being instituted since
labor organizational activities are not considered extortion as defined
in AR Statute.
Our investigation as to possible Communist infiltration
of NFWA, independent labor union  now known as UFWOC!, in the past
did not indicate it was controlled by Communists, but that Communist
Party members or sympathizers have furnished support in certain ..
activities concerning grape growers in California. Various demonstrations
by this organization in form of marches and auto caravans during 1966, ,1_.¢._
were reportedly for the purpose of focusing attention on the organization
by obtaining publicity. . - -
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separate communication to keep Bureau advised of any further incidents  P» »
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From: Director, FBI 00-444762!
ACTIVITIES CONCERNING FIR! IGIKERS
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workers Organizing Committee and dissemination of various:
incidents is being made to that Division, among others. Bureau
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controlled, Communist Party members or sf,-mpathizers have furnished
support in certain activities concerning the grape growers in California.
No investigation under the Anti-Racketeering Statute was instituted as
- labor organizational acttvitiesare not considered extortion as defined ._ as
under the Statute. San Antonio and Houston Offices were requested to keep
the Bureau advised of further incidents relating to the organizational
attempts of the union in Rio Grande Valley. Governor John Connally is
on the Special Correspondents List. The Director wrote Congressman
de la Garza on 5-16-67 in connection with another constituent inquiry &#39; --
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SUMECP ACTIVITIES CONCERNING FARM WORKERS STRIKE
RIO GRANDE CITY, TEXAS
MISCELLANEOUS  INFORMATION CONCERNING
Mrs. Mildred Stegall called from the White House
this afternoon. She advised that Marvin Watson, Special
Assistant to the President, is under the impression that the &#39;
FBI has investigated and prepared a report on a series of
incidents involving farm workers in Rio Grande City, Texas.
I told Mrs. Stegall that I had no recollection of any over-
all investigation of this situation but that I would check 1and we would send over a memorandum. vi!92.
As a matter of background, the United Farm Workers*.
Organizing Committee, also known as the National Farm Workers jg
Association, has been involved in organizational and strike 1
activities in Rio Grande City for some time directed against eY=
fruit and vegetable producers. We have received and disseminated
considerable data regarding this situation. We have also eéndueted
several civil rights inquiries as a result of allegations of nis1_
treatment and denial of civil rights by law enforcement officers ;Iin connection with the strike of fanuworkers in that area. egg
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situation in Rio Grande Cityf&#39;indicating the extent and natgge
oi our investigative activity in connection FifH&#39;fhe situation
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