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FEDERAL BUREAU OF TNVE-STIGATION
TELEPHONE
LOGS/APPOINTMENTS
CALENDARS OF J. EDGAR
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TELEPHONE LOGS
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TELEPHONE CALLS TO AND FRCH FORHER FBI DIRECTOR J. EDGAR HOOVER
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Per the Director: instructions, " "" -i'"""
the judge was mm that the Director I: f§f,I:"'"'_
has left the office for the day. He ...¢ ,..... _._
was offered the services of an nu noon __._
assistant, which he accepted. The -'"°'--""callias transferred to Mr. Bishop. '"* "'" -' -
T:-D:/. _//Z .-'r-'£;,_~','___ Haifa?Mr. ed that Judgewdescribedhimself as being "a very minor e" and was just
calling to let Director know that he has his
Juds ioooq, support. He thinks that the
Director s e greatest living American and the only
thing that he could say about the Director is "God_;b1ess him. .s _ _ g . Q
V _ Q _ r. Bishop saidthat an a ropriate note of thanks2 . l! C will be sent to Judg+provided a check of
ureau files reveals no mg derogatory. _'1 " REO-5l /é-:3/?.1-%!?-
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Mrs. B annisnwiassachusetts lII|!||l!'|||||||I Ytelephonically con ac e SA Lawrence Sarhatt, Extra Duty,Agent,
Special investigative Division, at 9:30 p.n. concerning a
conversation she overheard at a restaurant she refused to
identify in Hyannis, Massachusetts, on the evening of 5/28/71f a92C»' with respect to the takeover of a race track in New Jersey as" 92i well as politics in general. She referred to the book,
"Godfather" and an individual by the name of Devilla or Devila,
not identifiable in our files, taking over the entire state of
New Jers
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to ramble on about unintelligible topics and a o speak .Tinasmuch as she stated she was furnishing valuabl rmation
- to the Bureau and should be reimbursed. Mrs. proceeded
. in such a manner which would indicate that she maybe mentally;%iL_
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The above information is being furnished for record
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HDIIIOCALL FROM FATHER VITI,Y6!0NI W » a 1'. M
TELEPHONE NUMBER 520-0677 ~----- 3.
The above-mentioned called yesterday and stated that
he was doing research with regard to the background d his family ~
and wondered whether it would be possible to furnish him from cur
Identification Division records the names d all people named Tibcni
represented in the records together with their dates of birth and the
names of their parents. Father Tiboni stated that his family came
from Italy originally and that he had had difficulty identifying many
people by the same name in the United States.
I advised Father Tiboni that, as much as we would like
to be at assistance to him, it was just not possible to take people fromtheir regular work to perform a non-law enforcement function such - -
as he had in mind. Father Tiboni stated he understood but was just
curious as to whether our fingerprint records could assist him in his
research.
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June '7, 1971
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Mr. Anthony
resides a Alton, Illinois,
Extra m my Xnthony that he was
Agent Harrington of the Springeld Division with
previously discussed two or three threatening to him.
Tipon inquiry that the Alton Poiice Departm ent
was aware of these calls. since e threats were against his lite. Further,
he was merely seeking the Bureau's assistance in notiiying Agent
Harrington since he did not know how to do so at this late hour.contact
was assured that the iniormattn would be channeled to
the Springeld Division and that an Agent would contact him concerning
his comp1.aint.expressed his gratitude.
Inasmuch muasked for an Agent by name, the
Springeld Divisio apprised telephonically and instructed topromptly intervievlor any violation within Bureau's julisdiction.
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On 5-29-71 at 10:30 p.m. Mrp Danville, California 94526, te
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lack of FBI investigation in locating the source of persons killing the
Bald Eagles in Colorado. He stated that the FBI could tap his phone easily
enough but could not find out who was killing the eagles.
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matter is with the Fish and Withat
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was being recorded He was advised that it was not I I uriagain indicated that he thought his phone was tapped. He was toldprimary Jurisdiction in this
oi the Department oi Interi r
He stated he didn't care who had Jurisdiction and wanted action.
id not have any information which would assist
of these eagles He also asked whether his con-
to contact his phone company with any such complaints it he had reason to
believe that his phone was tapped.
bl<~l Mxnqthen demanded that his conversation with SA Sarhatt
be confirmed by e e to him. He was advised that thi request would be
noted. He then stated that it he didn't receive a letter by Wednesday
6-2-71 he would take it to higher authorities.
bu, The Bureau indices were checked concerning_ and norecord could be located. r.92EQ.'_-5]_ 6 .. . .bl -92 J. S - 3/ - 70/*ppel'ed to have been worked up over the-dettir 04-4.-ée
Bald eagles a er reading accounts in the newspaper that he had mentioned
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1 -Ib At approximately 11:31 p.m. a long distance Op¬1"l.1-D
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party, Mr. ished to speak with someone in"r
ty.When SA Sar _ . gas heard to say "never jmd."
s"92LS:asc 1 - in-. Bishop 1 - Mr. Martin ! 0W x 1 - Mr. Rosen 1 - Mr. SarhatEM! 1 - Mr. Galeif-:3_1UN'i 6197 CONTINUED OVER
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The San Francisco indices were negative concerning
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.,_ t At 11:52_n.m._SA Daniel J. Buckley contacted SA SerhattUK and advised thatwhad contacted him and was belligerent
and Offensive abou act that the FBI could not nd the A
cause of the death of the Bald Eagles.
ACTION:
QJW In view of belligerent attitude it is
recommended that no writ en ac nowledgment be made of his
telephone call.
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INFORMATION CONCERNING - _.,
TELEPHONE THREAT ~ . ' - ~ii $71 0'-$1/.
Captioned individual called BI Head arters at 1:30 p. m. ,6/13/71. He stated his home phone is He professed that I
b"! ..] his wife has been receiving anonymous telephone calls since June 9, 1971,
wherein the caller aiie edl demanded 10 000 or the
month-old daughter also known as,
would he ped.
and has named the infant daughter after her. No one in the"rne C0mpi3.1n3.nT.B wneis a Ian or
than the wife has received anonymous calls. No demand notes have been
received. He called to obtain FBI body-guard assistance.
bat-92-was advised of the FBI's jurisdiction under the Kidnap
Statute and was referred to the Bordentown Police Department.
b'K-' i ,1 . . 1...who is an aummobile mechmc, professed not to wethe identity oi as alleged caller. When queried. he did admit that he had
had arguments with people in the community but has had no "hard words. "
b! 4Bureau indices negative regarding 7 ta§£HOlI: None. For record. REGBS
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ADDENDUM: Newark has been instructed to contact complainant for
fuII deEII' s oi this matter and maintain contact with appropriate local
authorities to determine if a Federal violations exists.
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Captioned telephoned the Bureau at noon, yesterday, and.
ial A ent O G Medler whom she claimed
divulge to Mr. Medler.
Bules contain no information identifiable withI ' - -I but Speciai Agent 0. G. Iviedier was assigned as a Supervisor ' his retirement in December, Qbq 92 requested to speak with Spec . .to have talked with recently. heated that she was telephoning
from the local general store ormation which she would only
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au in a clerical 1963. His son, O. G. Medler, HI, worked for the Bure
57 t 1964 when he resigned to accept other employment capacity from 19 o _.
A review oi their es reveal no connection with captioned.
ASAC Patrick J. Deery, Richmond, subsequently advisedthais known in her community as having a mental problem.
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At 3:05 a.n. on 6/16/71 the captioned individna1,g
SA Orvis J. Auerswald, on duty in the Special Investigative"-
Division.
The caller stated he isfrom Las Vegas, §gvadaj however,
when asked for his address he appeared confused and said he had
forgotten it. He
the former Joanne
from one to eight
he and his wife separ e s or y
wife took three of her children wi
while he, Hr. Parker, took the other three to Las Vegas,
Mr. Parker stated his wife called
money, and he arranged to meet her
advised that approximately three
Bureau his wife, accompanied by p
motel. He said the officers took
motel room and turned them over t
Mr. Parker stated he was not told
taken. He advised he was calling
done to have them returned to him.
he said he is the father of one of
during her prior marriage.
92advised he has been married for six weeks to
Wooten, who had
years, during a
ai -h'*tlrsix children, ranging in age
previous marriage. He said
after their marriage, andtnis
th her to Spokane, Washington,
Nevada.
him several days ago requesting
in Coos Bay, Oregon. He
hours.prior to his call to the
olice officers, came to the __
the three children from_h' f {¬/0 his wife, who then depaizzo.
why the children were be_ng
to find out what could be
At one point in his call
the children horn to his wife
_ Hr. Parker was advised this is not a matter within
?92 the Bureau's investigative Jurisdiction. It was suggested he
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'92J might desire to consult an attorney.
A mi!-ls 'l-loss nn1'lp1n A-In l92l_
wife was found in Bureau iles based n available informationconcerning them. § __ '_ 9 ...."! | 1 9 ACTIONElXlJ&L¢ Sgggigtedgfg information. ?
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At 8:55 p.m. 6/16/71 Bureau operator contacted night'
supervisor SA William B. Gallagher on duty in the Special
Investigative Division and advised that a sr= Kyle was on the
line from New Orleans, Louisiana, and wanted to speak with
"someone in authority around there." Kyle sarcastically asked
Bureau operator what "FBI" stood for. SA Gallagher took the
call and identified himself to Mr. Kyle who responded, "What
is your name again and where do you work there ?" Kyle was
appropriately informed. Kyle refused to further identify himself
other than his last name, saying, "that's all you need to know."
Kyle then said he wanted the telephone number of the
warden of "the correction institution at Banbury, Connecticut,"
to tell him about the death of an
advised that we did not have this
was suggested that he contact the
area code 202-737-8200, if he was
penetentiary there; or to contact
institution he wanted was state cinmate's relative. Kyle was
information available and it
Justice Department switchboard,
referring to the Federal
the telephone company if the
ontrolled. Kyle then stated he
was a taxpayer and insisted that the FBI had this information
and should make it available to him since he was paying the salaries
of Mr, Hoover and all FBI Agents she are "really servants of the
public."
Kyle's comments were derogatory concerning the work of
the Director and the Bureau. He was obnoxious, overbearing, andinsulting, and SA Gallagher terminated thgac nversation.. Z O 3 _ -New Orleans office adviggégtecoé of a{¬2chroniccomplainant with last name of :g%_.' n there was no such record _
in the box of chronic complain cards maintained in the"='=""""'-"""Special Investigative ivision. In the absence of any further -.~identifying data Bureau indices could not be checked. 11¢ N 21197
ACTION: None. Being submitted for record purposes. ;; "'
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At 1:40 a.m., 6/10/'11, captioned individual, Philadelphiatelephon 1te1ephonically contacted Duty Supervisor
Jay E. Bai ey, peci Investigative Division, regarding employment
in some capacity by the FBI. He indicated that he is a "100 per cent
disabled veteran" but that he wants to do something for the Government.
He further indicated that he is 46 years of e and was contacted in
wishes he would have pursued the matter. 1942 for recruitment into the FBI. stated that he now 0
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that it was not.Mr. _!ep'|: referring to the fact that he heard a
that his conversation was bei ta ed. He was assuredItwas s estedthat Mrc n ugg . 0 tact the Philadelphia
office and employment opportunities in the FBI would be furnished to him.
two!Based on the conversation with it is believed
that he is somewhat mentally unstable. He requested and was furnished
the Extra Duty Supervisor's name and indicated that he may contact the
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Q1 June 21, 1971, a highly emotional individual
identifying herself as Mrs. Bogart phonetic!, telephonically contacted .
Coding Clerk Donald A. Flynn, Crime Records Division, and stated
that she had seen the picture of Agent Flynn in Sunday's newspaper and
that had prompted her telephone cam . J<1yé
The caller apparently was making reference to the
photograph of former Special Agent William Flynn, now Athletic Director
at Boston College, which appeared in the Washtnton Post on June 20,
1971, in cormection with an article by Jack Anderson on the subject of
former Special Agents. Coding Clerk Flynn has not had his picture in
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Mrs. ogart described herself as white Jewish forty-fiveyears of age, hlonde $ir who resides in Laurel, , land ah isemployed as a at the Laurel store of th
Flynn attempts that he was not Special Age ynn, owever,
she persisted in outlining her complaint. Sis stated that three hoodlums
with whom Special Agent» Flynn had contact, had been responsible for
ruining her reputation, with the result that she had been raped, spent ten
days in jail, and had her money stolen while in jail. She stated that she
had written to fifty Senators and President Johnson in an attempt to gain
an appointment with the Director for the purpose of having Mr. Hoover
clear her name, but to date had been unsuccessful in seeing him.
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Mrs. Bogart requested that Flynn contact the Director
and obtain an appointment for her. She indicated that she was very
upset and that if her name is not cleared the future of the FBI will be Q
shattered-. Mrs. Bogart hung up without indicating whether she wcnid *
re-contact Flynn. .
A search of Bureau files on the basis of the phonetic
variations in the surname Bogart disclosed no information identifiable
with the caller. -
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On 6/27/71 subject telephoned General Investigative Division
Extra Duty Supervisor from the_President Hotel, Denver, Colorado, e.
2-3861. He volunteered he was
and was a professional piano player.
and Mr. Spring Complaint Clerk!, Denver. stated he becomes
frustrated when he is "drunk" and calls the or Dr. Edward Condon
USAF, UFO Director in Colorado Swings, Colorado, to report on this '"
dangerous organization. rambled and gave disjointed happe -to himself over the past s, and bragged about being examined UV
by a. psychiatrist who told him he had a "dual personality when drinking. "important information concerningLeaf" to SAC Whaley, Albuquerie| SAC Faist, E1Paso,
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The Denver Office advised that the subject has telephoned and
personally contacted the Denver Office on five occasions between 3/ii/'70
and 3/5/71. On most occasions he had been drinking and talked in rambling
and disjointed maimer and never had any pertinent information concerrmg
Federal or state riminalc violat ns. According to information furnished the Denver Office, "The lden Leaf" is an organisation o _"space people" here on earth. ' O '
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wczld call in the above manner, so
in the attempt to nd out ii this was
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oiiice and asked tor s. number where
the Director could return the call. D
The caller, a male, came on the line and stated that
he has to talk to the Director and wanted to know
where the Director can be reached. He was again
asked for a number where his call couldbe return .
The caller said that there is no number where he an
be reached and became quite indignant. The caller
then asked if his name was recognized. I-ie was told
that his name is recognized and asked ii he were the
President. The caller said that he did not say that
he was the President and stated that he will write a
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Investigative Bivision Supervisor at 1:05 a.m. on 6-2%-'2'}. to
complain of the treatment of Juveniles in the Marion, Ohiojail and the maltreatment of people in general. Hr. t
was intoxicated
Ir. demanded at length that the FBI do
something about e mistreatment oi Juveniles in Jails. He
stated he had called the Cleveland office of this Bureau
tonight and had gotten no satisiaction. This Bureau's
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Captioned individual telephonically contacted
the Special Investigative Division night supervisor at
7;05 A. M., 7-2-71. He was somewhat incoherent as though
suffering some mental distress. He furnished his address
as C/0Genera1 Delivery, 13th and Alice Streets, Oakland,
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Mr. :ad two complaints about which he
rambled. The firs was that he was not allowed to reverse
the charges for his telephone call to the FBI, and thesecond was that he has been sending reports into the FBI 2,and has not heard from us. He didn't describe the reports. ,{
Investi ative Clerk Mark Hwesy, San Francisco,advised Mr. is subject 0:! their file 47-7843. He,
on 6-3-70, represented himsel! as an FBI Agent to
the telephone company. Upon interview he denied so represent-
ing himself. The U.S.A. declined prosecution. He,at that
time,had had numerous arrests for "drunk" at Oakland, California,
and Washington, D. C.
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to Hr. based on information furnished.
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At 5:16 a.n. on 6-28-71, Ir. Iichael Donovan, Director
of Suicide Prevention, 275 East State Street, Columbus, Ohio,
telephonically contacted SA Lawrence Sarhatt, Extra Duty Agent,
Special Investigative Division and advised that his office had
received a phone call earlier from an unidentified woman who
advised that she had Just received a Western Union telegram
stating that her husband and three children were killed in a
private plane crash in the State of Iashingten. She refused to
identify herself and threatened to kill herself. Ir. Donovanwas aware that the FBI did not have jurisdiction, however, ;J/
requested assistance in contacteng the Federal Aviation Agency
FAA! to determine the identity of the unknown caller. He
noted difficulty in contacting FAA.
At 5:22 a.n. Ir. Bruce Slater, Duty Officer, FAA,
Washington, D. 0., was contacted by SA Sarhatt and advised of
the above facts. He stated that there were no plane crashes in
the State of Washington in the past 48 hours. He stated that his
office would be advised if there were any air crashes resulting
in death.
At 5:32 a.m., Mr. Donovan was contacted and furnished
the above information from FAA. Ir. Donovan requested recontact
of FAA to determine if any plane -¢rashes involving an adult and
three children, in the entire country. I ?;_____ ""' n<.'.:"> REC 20 éé 3/ ya; P
At 5:37 a.h? Hr? Slater, FAA advised that there were
three plane crashes in the past 48 hours. One involved that
death of several persons on a chartered flight at Eureka,
California, a private plane crash at Lake Tahoe killing´b and
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At 5:45 the aforementioned intorsation was related
to Ire. Joyce Both, Stat! Iesber and assistant to I. Donovan;
She advised that she had taken the phone call tros unknown
female at approximately 2:30 a.s. and the caller had stated
in addition to the aioresentioned, that her husband was a {I
chesist and she had arsenic and was going to inject herself with
it. Hrs. Roth ta: =l=c advised to contact tester: Union tor -
assistance. s -
The Cincinnati Office was contacted at 5:50 a.s. and
Security Patrol Clerk David Hervey was furnished the aforementioned
information. '
At 6:10 a.s., SPO Hervey advised that Iestern Union
was on strike and that it would not be possible tor unknown
caller to have received a telegram. He noted that this
information was sade available to Ir. Donovan who was very
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June 25, 1071, captioned individual telephonically contacted . .
_ FBI Headquarters in Washington, D. C. from California. _
:' Mnnsonnded as though he was under
considerable emotiona s rain and indicated that he is or was
for-me riy employed with the Housing and Urban Development
Agency. Be indicated tint "they have been playing games for
the past year, " and indicated that this is affecting his retirement
and he almost w " ane from it. " Efforts were made to
explain to Mr. that his comments did not indicate a '
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_ the Housing and Urban Development Agency. He indicated that they have9292 been "playing games for the past year," and indicated that this is eecting
his retirement and he almost went "insane from it. " Eiforts were made toexplain to Mr. mum: his comments did not indicate a violation of_ Federal statute r the jurisdiction oi the FBI, and he replied, "If U
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call to the Bureau and instructed to advise local authorities ofcall and his possible threat to kill people. 23/ 250 ._____ ml __..._i ~ §_=E¢@_MM-1=1NDATI<=§= REP.1 } 9 JUL 7 19 '. . = That an appropriate cgk fégprepared concerning Mr.
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as having worked for Housing and Urban Development HUD! in San
Francisco, California, telephonically contacted Bureau Headquarters
and in a most quarrelsome manner demanded to be given a complete
report on a complaint which he had made several months ago concerning
internal persoimel matters at HUD. He did not specify the precise nature
of his complaint against HUD but he apparently had been given some
disciplinary action. He further indicated that he had contacted our San
Francisco Office at least ten times and had given the details of his
complaint to the San Francisco Office. In every instance, he had been
told that his problem did not fall within our investigative jurisdiction.Ethan, in a most antagonistic manner, questioned the competence
San Francisco Office and in a rather irrational manner condemned
the FBI for not "helping" him with his problem. In no uncertain terms,Mr. M was told that our jurisdiction was strictly limited and, as the
San sco Office had obviously indicated to him, we could not exceed
our jurisdiction in order to "help" him in what was apparently a personalproblem. There is no record oi-in Bufiles.
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I-I. Egan, mt? Agent, Special Investigative Division. _INK!
He wanted the FBI to take some action as his son had been attacked
on the street losing a shoe and his glasses. He said it is not safe to walk the
streets of Oxford. He advised he had called the local police and the State
Police and received no help.
was informed that this is a local matter not within
the jll1'i§d.lQ-1Q!1 o- .-.-e - BL He said he is goir-*1 all the Governor's 92I '
and ask for National Guard protection. _
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On July '1, 1911, an individual iaeiiuiyiiig iiimseu as "mu
Sa1one,a p_gv,spape_1;_;-eporter from Miami," telephonically contacted the
Bureau and spoke with SA Thomas B. Coll of the Crime Research Section.
He advised that he is preparing a story concerning the existence92 oi phony draft counseii ' ' ng agencies throughout the United States and inquued
as to whether we could comment concerning any investigations that we might
be conducting at the present time. He was advised that the Hxreau cannot
comment on any investigations that it may be currently conducting.
Bufiles contain no information identifiable with Salons.
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Captioned individual telephonioally contacted .
Bureau Headquarters at 4:17 a.m., 7-25-71, and spoke
with Extra-Duty Supervisor Herbert L. Ionahan, Jr.
He advised he is a veteran of World Iar II and Ias apatient at a hospital in Pamona, California, during December92l9 5,
and January, 1946, for a nervous breakdown while a member of
the U. S. Navy. He further advised he is now trying to get a
pension as a result of his naval service and disablement and
had been trying to get his records without success. He wanted
the FBI to help him find out it there is a hospital at Pamona,
if he was a patient there during the war and to secure his records
tor him and protect his rights.
Numbersaid he has a Veterans Adinistration Claim ~
suggested he contact the Veterans Administra-
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At 10:05 p. m. , 7/'28/'71,
rfgk, V_i_1_'g_1nJ__a, telephonicailycon c Extra Duty Supervisor Robert J. Petersen and requested to '
speak to SA Earl Brown whom he knew a number of years ago in Richmond,
92 Virginia. When advised that there was no SA Earl Brown at Seat of
Government, he requested to speak to an Agent concerning a matter which
he did not desire to disclose over the telephone. He was advised that an
Agent of the Norfolk Office would contact him.
ACTION: SA Henry Welke, Duty Agent, Norfolk, was telephonic:-111advised of the above and instructed to have an Agent contact ind g
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on 8/5/71 an e ca was andled by SA Raymond I. Hogan,
Special Invest ivision. The call was received at 4:18AJI. and attei-Whad considerable discussion with the
Cape Girardeau o§E!II3r, he then carried on a rambling discussion.
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playing like a little kid. He advised he was announcing
fact that he would be a candidate for Govenor oi Missouri
he was wondering what type or protection he would receive.st of
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It appeared that he was thoroughly inebriated and possibly
in the need oi psychiatric care. His language became abusive
and sprinkled with vulgarities and SA Hogan discontinued
telephone conversation at 4:38 A.I. He again called atthe
4: 42;/"*-_A.H., at which time SA Hogan politely informed him that no f -'
further conversation would be had.k92_,;<.92
Bureau indices were checked and no identifiable
information regarding the caller was located= _,m,_ a hut &=-/<6/
It is suggested that Crim¤ecords make the prop
notation regarding this individual because he undoubtedly will
contact the Bureau in the future.
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For record purposes, a Mr. Albert J. Schatz called
my oice yesterday and advised that he would "just love to come in
and sit down and chat with Mr. Hoover personally. " Schaiz said he
had nothing particular in mind but that he had always wanted to talk
with the Director. He said he was 65 years old and retired and at
one time worked for the Washington Star Corporation.
It was explained to Mr. Schatz that the Director's
schedule was heavily committed and it was just not possible to give
him any encouragement.
Bu1es$§a"e"tlien checked and, based on background
furnished, Schatz was not identiable in les.
Inasmuch as Schatz was an extremely garrulous
individual and only wanted to "chat',' his call was returned and it was
explained to him that imiorhmately the Director's schedule was such
that it was not possible for him to make arrangements to see Mr. Schatz.
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identified himseli as born Bristol
Tennessee tele honica ed the ureau an a ed to . psa aobei-t'n. Egan, Duty Agent, Special Investigative Division.it C2?/Z?
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He said he was calling from Charlottesville,
Virginia, and can be contacted in care of the radio station id
Abingdon, Virginia. e first asked if he could verify a
possible felony arrest on himself. He was told our records
are confidential. He said he understood this. Then he statedhe wants to be helpful to the FBI and would call back. £5;
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Division contain no information identifiable with the caller.
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Revs:-end_telephonically contactedthe Bureau at 1:20 A.ll., 8 6/71, and spoke to SA Raymond F.
Hogan, Night Supervisor, Special Investigative Division.
He explained his reason for the call was thereported suicide of his brother, in
Clarksville, Arkansas, on 7/17/71. 15 ro er, according
to information he received when he attended the funeral,
shot himself in the abdomen with a shotgun. He was oi the
opinion his brother would not shoot himself, and he claims
he could not receive any information from the authorities
due to the fact that the color oi his skin is black. At no
time during the telephone call did Reverencl claim
a Civil Rights violation had occurred, but at times reiterated
that he was oi the opinion his brother would not take his own
life. He emphasized the reason for his call was merely to J
explain that he had not been able to receive any specific * .
information from the authorities because he felt that Arkansas, ,
in general, is biased against the blacks. f
Bureau indices checked and no identifiable informa-
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die because his guardian angel saved him!, accused of murdering his
wife and children, and committed to the East Moline State Hospital
several years ago.
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She was yelling and shouting during all of i 'view. She startedby saying that she was formerly married toéhom she - - _described as the-2- at the old Washin n Times Herald. Shethen said that she 18 a close friend of Katheripégtgaham of the Washington
Post.
Mrs. stated that a week ago her house was turglarized
and that her golf clubs, two French Poodles, fishing equipment, bank
account and automobile; were taken. -
She called the Indio Police Department but when she was told
that an oificer would come to her residence, she said "No" as he would
scare the children in the neighborhood. She then complained that after ,some delay the Indio Police Department started an investigation. They I
have not solved the matter to date and whenever she calls the Indio Police
Department and identies herself, the person at the police department
responds with "The lady with the French Poodles. " She stated this is
a matter of life or death as the French Poodles will take food from no one
other than herself.
She continued that one to two hours ago she wanted to give some
information to the police department and that she called the police but they
have not appeared at her residence up to this time. She wanted the FBI to
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mocrat. De .,.
She then stated that she was going to call the personal bodyguard
to George Wallace who will be the next President 0! the United States. '
She also stated that she wears her V terans of Foreign War pin,
that she is a Captain in the Army, that Frank inatria will help her, andthat it took her 20 years to play a good game%¬g'olI. "
-Ibat Mrs. -concluded by saying she was going to call PresidentNixon. 1
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On 8/ 16/71 captioned complainant telephonically contacted
the Bureau and spoke to Extra Duty Su " ' " rt J. Petersenfrom his residence telephone, numbe It appeared obvious
from his initial remarks that he had been dr° eavily and '
complained about the failure of the Erie Police Department to take
his suggestions into consideration in connection with their investigations.
In this regard, he stated "I have been telling them for months there
was going to be an accident in the corner near my residence and now
it happened -- they re not enforcing the law. " R
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of the fact that was a local matter, the Bureau could be of noassistance. At this poin ecarne quite indignant and began
to curse law enforcement 0 one would ever listen to him.
He was firmly advised that if he had a matter coming within the
FBI's jurisdiction it would receive appropriate attention, however, he
was unable to furnish any information relating to a violation under our
jurisdiction. indicated that he would pi-<>mb1y have to call
FBI Heaclquaffain in order to get the matter squared away.
Bureau file 4-O-16344! reects on 9/23/TI.
telephonically contacted the Bureau in a similar incident relative to
inefficiency of the Erie Police Department. ~
ACTION: Aboire for information and record r ses should he make?éu§'quent call to the Bureau. éé QL
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At 1o=as p. m. , a/24/71, wtelephonically contacted
the Bureau from the Cinderella Motel, hawnee, Oklahoma, requesting
FBI assistance in placing a telephone call to his attorney. He statedJ
he had earlier in the evening been at a private club in Shawnee where
he was told by the police to return to his motel. He claimed while he
bot-|was advised that the FBI could be oi no assistancehad been drinking he was not drunk.
to him with his pro!>lem. He stated that he was subsequently going to
make a complaint against the telephone company to the Federal Communications
Commission as the telephone operator had refused to place his long
distance telephone call . /
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a 5On 9/12/71, Mr. J.»H.¥<";ann, Ma:-iett_a_Lp / ,
telephonically contacted Extra-Duty Supervisor William N. _;! = h~,_____
S. Miller
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Hamilton and complained that he had been attempting to place
a long distance teleohone call
of the deceased former Premier
company would not complete his
condolences. Gann was advised
jurisdiction of FBI.
ACTION:to Hrs. Nikita Krushchev, wife
of the USSR, but the telephone
call. He wished to offer his
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INFORMATION CONCERNING 1' F'9 Tr/Fr//NJ UNI; -.
. 9/ 25/'11, to report following grievance: '
ICaptioned lndividualzitelephbned Bureau 16520 p. m. , _, ' '
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In September, 1970, he want into Murphy's Bar, ;Balboa Street, San Francisco, California, ordered a drink and was J.-,1served. An argument ensued when a customer complained about
Rusch's beard. The bartender then took the drink from Rusch,
refunded his money and asked Rnch to leave.
Rusch said he then contacted FBI, San Francisco, and
asked Agent to go to the bar with him to witness a replay of the
incident. The Agent refused. .
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Eldgradp, Kansas, and working on a construction project. He would
filrnish no further identifying information. His voice was slurred,
leaving the impression of being somewhat intoxicated.I
Rusch was informed that in absence of facts indicating
v-ioiation within our jurisdiction, his t,a.u"" would be made a matter
of record. Bureau indices negative.
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Mrs. was advised that this matter was notbq ..] within the investigative jurisdiction of the FBI and that
the FBI would not investi ate. There is -no record inBureau files of Mrs.£:r Peacock Alley Promotional
Group.
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He assured me that he was not a mental case ""-~
but that he has been seriously affected since January, 1950, by a mind
reading device which was placed in his head. He went on briey
relating circum stances which a check of the files reveals he has previously
outlin d t th Bu e o e reau. is current concern appears to be the busingoi school children in Califo . .;z-_m='.-- 9??-2! _-¢->.- .<_, :4/3, é-F9?!
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the Bureau during the evening or 10/4/11 identiiying In-uir
as n news broadcaster for station KBRO, Bedalia, Iisaonri. _
He stated he Ianted to obtain the Director's views concerning _Fpari-nntuel oi!-track betting. Ihen he was iniorsed that £L,//the Hireeter ear not ereilible, he reeueited i reeereed ,;interview with the supervisor on duty. Ihen he was advisedff-]-that this would not be possible he said he nndorstood. /J
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P11? 1=;._1:1~rr, momma L INFORMAI ON concnmmo Gil 711%"
Special Investigative Division, concerning captioned individual whom he
stated is wanted for theft from the mails.
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bqlfl Flint, Michigan, telephonic y con ac e e ra- y pervisor,
e ugh he was somewhat intoxicated, but
b,,L_| was coherent. He described as a white male, about 49 years of age,
' es a 1965 Chevrolet s onwagon, red in color with license number
from either Kentucky or Ohio. Mr. _stated he had previously
llI'I11S ed this information to the Postal Inspectors at Flint, Michigan and
was advised they would handle it.
was advised this was nct a matter within thebat jurisdiction of the FBI. Bureau indices contain no record concerning
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to the Director. He was assured this """ " _ "' -"*'
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92 There is a John E. Lang, of Denver, Colorado, who
has a son who is a namesake of the Director. .
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She stated that she had information concerning a forgery and confidence
game operation in Cedar Rapids which she thought would be of interest be -I-Q. .o --4. nrronmxrton concennmo| I _,_,i
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to the FBI; however, she did not want to discuss the information over
the telephone and desired to be contacted by an FBI Agent. She was
told that arrangements would be made for an Agent from our Cedar
Rapids Resident Agency to contact her concerning this matter. Itwas noted that Mrs. - spoke incoherently at times and appeared /Ty
I to have been drmmng'
check of Bureau files reveal no information identiable
b"I .-Jwith Mrs. The Omaha Office was telephonically advised of
the above an instructed to have an Agent from the Cedar Rapids Resident
Agency contact Mrs. _to determine if the information she possesses
pertains to a violation within Bureau jurisdiction.
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At 12:30 a.m. on 10-27-71 Mr.
caiied Extra Duty Supervisor, James E. .
Investigative Division, and furnished the following9 Hr. _ advised he_ginformation:
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the things that were going on
my country is sinking,to make any specific
indicated he was "fed up with
around him." He said it
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hope. He kept insisting that an FBI Agent come to see him.
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see him unless e cou furnish some specific information; w A
however, he could not.make any specific statements. He sounded I
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At 5:00 a.m. on October 31, 1971, captioned -
individual telephonically contacted the Bureau and spoke
to duty Agent SA A. J. Splendore. He said in the past year
there have been five fires in his home and he believes there
is some type oi conspiracy in connection with these fires.
was unable to furnish any specific information
relative to a conspiracy and he said the Police Department
has been informed and they have had no success as to the origin
of the fires.
H was advised that there is no violation withinthe invest gat ve jurisdiction of this Bureau. He said he '/had been in telephonic contact with our Albuquerque office .92,L
this morning and they had told him the same thing and he J wanted to call Bureau headquarters. F
Based on the name, there is no identifiable
iniornation in Bureau files
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the United States with no xed address, telephonically contactedSA C. A. Nuzum from Philadelphia, Penn =,
not identiable in Bufiles, advised he is traveling throughout
country to obtain information about bankruptcy frauds to enable him
to write a book on that subject. He advised he had been referred to
FBI Headquarters by the Fraud Section, Criminal Division of the
Department, and particularly desired to know of the FBI's investigative
jurisdiction and what statistical data the FBI could furnish for use in
his book.
The Bureau's jurisdiction with respect to in e ' tion ofNational Bankruptcy Act cases was explained to M who was
tactfully informed that no information could be furnis e conc rning
National Bankruptcy Act cases and that no statistical data pertaining to
bankruptcy frauds is maintained. He was informed that the Admini-
strative Office of the United States Courts gathers statistical data on __
bankruptcy matters from the Bankruptcy Courts throughout the country
and furnishes public source information each year. Mrexpressed his appreciation for the advice concerning F on _ 5
and stated he would contact the Administrative Office of the United States
Courts for whatever statistical information they may have. __ ?d ffREC-II ,_é_,_j_3_[_Z_-7-_..- -
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Type of References Reqvrested:
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GM! Reference: Subversive 8 Nonsubversive.
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Captioned individual finally contacted on ll/1/71after an exhaustive an e enaive investigation wascon- 'ducted to locate himénm when interviewed, was partiallyintoxicated and into he had on Top 10 fugitive turnedout to be on a GEORGE FLOYD WOODRUFF -TR' FBI H.103 066 Awho, in reality, is wanted by Postel'Ins1.Jeotors at FortWorth, Tex" and not by the _FBI. __ _
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-/' 10 fugitiveeafter seeing WOODRUFF in a local hotel severalweeks ago. - EX-100 R!-$43 66-J/3.2-<70 pOn ll/i771, the above information was furnished toWEI-DON KREBS, Inspector, U. S. Postal e Harrisbur8 Pa-, who stated he was acquainted uméa would never-the-less show photograph of HOOIBUFF to sonnel at GovernorHotel for possible identification e. -//K; 0 .. -_ -_' "_I§_ L I% Bureau ' ' 78 Nov V, I - Philadelphia - 20-290! _ jg?!. .. _ ' '--_ ,_ W98 2 3910! ___,l/b1t- I
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called Extra-Duty Supervisor Francis L.
Cashin at 11:10 p. m. , November 6, 1971. He stated he was in the_92 telephone booth of a bar room in Detroit and sounded intoxicated. -'*bqk He said he was born in Germany" that he is a Securit Patrol fo
in Detroit; that he has a badge; that he has a consti-
carry firearms; that he has half a million dollars;
that because he was born in Germany, he has diplomatic immunity;
and that he has had a dispute with someone in the bar but the police
will not help him.
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Extra-Duty Supervisor Francis L. Cashin an spoke of crooked business
in the United States; bartenders that don't like him; bartenders who pay .:
for protection and security; police that accuse him of robbery; he can't
get a good job because of a police record; getting beat up; and being
sick and tired of life in the United States. His wiie then came on the
phone and the telephone operator as d for $2. 20 or they would have toterminate the conversation. Mrs. B said it was important but
she did not have anymore money. "i .
She was advised to contact our Chicago Office if she had
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-called the Bureau today and spoke with SA Robert B.Davenport of the Crime Records Divisioningidentifiecl himself as an
attorney in State College, Pennsylvania, s ted he was calling in the
interest of a client whom he declined to identify over the phone. He stated
that his client possessed information which he thought would be of interest
to the FBI. This information concerns the possible misconduct of police
officers in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in connection with a narcotics raid.
At this point, -was told that the FBI has no jurisdiction in narcotics
matters, but such inve stigatioryare handled by the Federal Bureau of Narcotics
and Dangerous Drugs. -statedmevertheless, that he felt the nature
of his client's information would be of interest to the Bureau and requested -
t t one of our Agents personally contact him to discuss this matter further. was told that he would be contacted by an Agent from our Philadelphia
Office, which covers the State College, Pennsylvania, area.
Bules reflect gyms a student at Pennsylvania
State University, State College, ennsy v n1 , in 1962 and furnished infer
mation to the State College Police Department concerning activities of the"Minutemen" organization on the Pennsylvania State University campus. /
SAC Jamieson of the Philadel hia Office was advised of the .
above on this date and instructed to have contacted and secure the
Bureau's interest~ o->>> REC-36 -»1>!s=}¢- wasRa2QMME1~*vAno1t=_ ,» ,For h1fF:I'Iil'-¢ g? _ .'_.
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, I1 inois, contacted SA James . , a DutySupervisor, Special Investigative Division. mold
a rambling story about his 18 year old daught heAt approximately 3:15 a toda the ca tioned esubject, who stated he resides at #_OlykanpLaFields _ 1 ,}<92
stated was living with an older man in Rockford, Illinois,
when he claimed wasandusing marijuana. muted he hadcontacted the local police in Illinois u a received no
satisfaction from then. He also contacted our Chicago Field
Office and stated he was treated courteously but was told that
narcotics violations were under the Jurisdiction of the Bureau
of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs.
The jurisdiction of the FBI and the Bureau of Narcotics
and Dangerous Drugs was again explained to_ who stated that
since he could not get any help he was going to contact the
Wall Street Journal and the Chicago Tribune.
to his tsadmitted he had been drinking heavily prior
call.
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telephonically contacted Extra Duty Supervisor C. A.
advised he is a retired Air Force sergeant; and he is constantly
arrested by the police at Prattville, Alabama, for "no reason. " He said
he works for Daniel Construction Company, Greenville, South Carolina, =and Br: weekendsfcomes home. He said that the police were harassing him A;
and kept telling him he should go home from various taverns in the area.
He claimed he never drank to excess. He felt the FBI should instruct th
Prattville police to leave him alone. Mr. was tactfully advised
that his complaint appeared not to relate toTn_1_a'Ft'er within the jurisdiction
of the FBI, and he expressed a reciation for being listened to and hung up.Bureau files indicate that Mr. 1 September, 1968, called the Bureau
in another personal situation -0-14838 and 9-0-14991!. TheColumbia Ofce determined that to the Greenville County,
South Carolina, Sheriffs Office, is an alcoholic who gets drunk
frequently and, when in a drunken s e, makes telephone calls to numerous
persons in which he makes false claims and ridiculous allegations. The
Sheriifs Office advised that he is completely unreliable and that members
of his own family pay no attention to his statements. ,
ACTION: This is for record purposes.
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At 10.10 p. so. . 11/21/71, Extra-duty supervisor;
tele one call from FHeads? - %_ who exhibited a demanding hysterical i
attitude, went into a tirade as to the activities of her neighbors '
in running their mini-bikes up and down the street and otherwise
harassing her. She stated she had contacted the police and althoughshe had no faith in the local police, they had answered her previons .92complaints but she didn't think they acted strongly against the »,_j/
neighbors. .Mrs.
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= protection and the Los Angeles Office said they_cou1d not afford
protection. She was advised by SA McDonough that the FBI could
not afford her protection and if she desired, she could contact state
i law enforcement authorities. She then launched into a profane
._ diatribe against all law enforcement including the FBI and the
REC-4i conversation was terminated. so -Af | éi 3/F4J f .1 9fl at it-eau files contain no pertinent iziformaowidenabln-
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and a number oi overseas telephone calls to friends in Costa l3.i__c_a, her
native country, and Panama concerning the political situation in CentralI America. She fears that her telephone may be tapped and she also indicated
that some of her letters to Costa Rica. had not been received by the addressees. She requested advice.
bah I inquired of Mrs.-as to why she thought her telephone
c was tapped and she said the possibility was suggested to her by some of herl contacts in Mexico and Costa Rica. She has heard no unusual noises on the
telephone. KWu | I told Mrs.F.hat it would not be possible for the Bureau
3 to make any check of her ome and suggested she call the telephone company
5 requesting a check of the wiring in her home. She said she would do this. I
' suggested on mail goingto Central America that she send it certified.
° '3 iIvirs gave her address asNorthwest, and her !e!epEone number 3-S
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the man he works for impounded his
clothes and will not pay him for his
work. She was wondering it the Bureau -
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Thomas B. Coll, Qrhne Records Divisions.
SA Coll advised Mrs. Rowan to cmtact the State __ ,
Department and furnish them the full details -"
concerning the matter.
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the night duty supervisor Special Investigative Division at
8:30 p.m. 12/3/71. He was intoxicated and somewhat incoherent.
He stated he had information about narcotics in the Columbia
Point section of Boston, and wished to be contacted by a
Federal Agent. when advised that narcotics investigationswere
handled by the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs BNDD!
F he requested that he be contacted by that agency.
1 I' b SA Carroii Eirmer, Boston, advised, and stated Boston
' oifice had put Mr. a telephonic contact sith BNDB cnce
t .onight, and would BHVLSB that agency to contact him.
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INFORMATION CONCERNING
Re tel call from Eareau, ll/F4./71 _
iiwas contacted by telephone at his officel
in State College, Pa., in response to his desire to speak
with the Agent in Charge of the Philadelphia Office.
Mr.padvised that he had a client who was a
student at Penn tate University who had been taken into
custody by officers of the Philadelphia Police Department
during a raid on an apartment in Philadelphia. L-1r.=
further advised that the police allegedly found some amountb'I -I
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a 1This is to advise captioned individual telephonically contacted 2 ""
the Bureau on two occasions evening, 12-7-'71. -
During these calls, she rambled incoherently regarding personal
problems. She related that she had been "hitting the bottle real heavy"ancl
that she wanted the FBI to come to her residence for the purpose of _"sca.ringthe hell out of her brother -in-law,_who was an invalid
with a nasty disposition.b'n- I
Mrsmwas courteously but firmly advised the FBI
could be of no assis nee a which time she stated that she felt only the
FBI could be of assistance to her and that she may have to recontact the
Bureau and talk to some other official at a later date.501-I
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Captioned individual telephonically contacted the
rdght duty supervisor, Special Investigative Division, at
7:15 p.m. 12/6/71. He gave his address asGenera1 Delivery,y
General Post Office, New York, New York, 1001. /7 '
Mr. Cohen was mentally distressed and somewhat ¥:L
incoherent. He stated he is constantly being followed by
._ . FBI Agents and has been for some time. He noted they some~
" , times get in phone heeths with hie. He noted he" is young
Y5 and plans to go to college place not stated!. He stated
the constant surveillance is making nin sick and requested
that it be stopped.
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with Mr. Cohen. based on the information tarnished.
ACTION:
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a personal matter and did
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from his mother in almost
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stated that he was,
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10/71, an individual who identified
age 24, Rome Oh
elephonica vis
su ervisor . ee, Jr. that his mother, Mrs
age 52, same address, left home on 12/3 71 to et
marrie and has not returned. Mr. desired to know
if there was anything the FBI coul 0 o o
for him. SA Lee advised Mr. that this appeared to be
' t 11'1V a y matter over which
- stated he realized
the e he had not heard
a week he was becoming concernedhe could reach her Mr ?
perhaps, a bit too apprehensive an
appreciated talking to SA Lee and felt much better after
thinking things out more clearly. -
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At 10:05 p.m.,
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12/12/71, subject, telephonegthe following material to Ea: r
Earlier that evening e was contacted ]by a female who would not ident I, was told that "*
had been running a gambling game, and that it he did not
-.lhm said he had neverhe Statesville Police Department would arrest him.
run any gambling game and called
Patro mn Ken Shaver oi the Statesville Police Department to
notify him in this regard at which time he asked Patrolman
Shaver to send ofgc_er_._sL to check his residence which Shaver
refused to do. said he had been_a policeman tor
five and one halt years and knew that as a taxpayer he wasentitled t investigation. Since this was denied him
by Shaver, wanted
as well as en llarvPatrolman Shaver, Chiei J. D. Myers,
in Henderson, FNU Mathews, Frank Hall
and Gene Haldeman investigated.
K"-" Bureau tiles contain no information concerning-who may have been intoxicated.
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DATE 12/16/71 Ets-'*
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telephonically contacted thexnight dut-
supervisor, _ Investigative Division, at 9 p.m. 12/16/71.
He stated he has a long arrest record and is presently working
_§ as an informant-about narcotics with a member of the Police
Department, New Castle, Pennsylvania. He declined to mention
the name of the policeman with whom he'is working but stated
that the policeman is well known in New Castle, Pennsylvania,
for seizing quantities of narcotics from time to time. Hestated that he has heard n rumor that the policeman is going to q
set himu for o -t ' p s me ype of narcotics rap and he plans to talk
to him about it tomorrow. He requested that his call to the _,i
FBI be made a matter of record. F
m<-'H - ~Mr. was advised that narcotics investigations
are conducted by e Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
and he should perhaps contact that agency. He said no,the
purpose of his call was merely to have the call made as a matter
of record for the FBI. He requested no other assistance or
information.
b"92 "92 u eon indices contain reference 6-205312! to
Investigative reports in that case are
'6_TE?6TTTTTE !vestigation having occured in l955,and
were not reviewed. Indices contain no other information possiblyidentifiable with iii .-
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1 L. H. Mart
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NUMBER u:3 A " W
*Mr. telephonically contacted the Night
Supervisor, pecia Investigative Division, at 5:30 p.m.,
December l7, 1971. He described himself as a blind,
disabled veteran who recently moved to his present address
from Aiken, Soutnugagolina. He noted that on August 15,
l97l, a close friend of his in Aiken, South Carolina, Sam
Willis!, who was also a blind, disabled veteran, was
1 1 I, , murdered by being beaten about the head-Iva
ently con n 1a y
advised
South Carolina,
kiiied him.*'Mr}of Aiken,
vy flashlight and
has reported this information to the
Aiken, South Caro , lice Department but nothing has
been done. He requested Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI! assistance.
It was explained to Mr.
violation of Federal law within I s jurisdiction in
this matter. He seemed satisfied and stated he would handle
the matter through his attorney.
indices contain no information identifiableto Mr. Mr. willis, or based on the
inform en.
ACTION:that there was no
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QUQIECT:. ea
Captioned individual telephoned the Bureau at 6:50 3.. m. ,
12/ 20/'71, and spoke with the Extra Duty Supervisor, Special Investigative
Division. He refused to furnish any additional identifying inforznation
concerning himself, but rambled incessantly regarding the Chicago office
not accepting a complaint he wished to make. He would not identify the 1
complainti His speech and repetitions conversation gave strong indication
that he was intoxicated. =A check with the Chicago office revealed a call had been rece
a short tim_e earlier froman individual who would not identify himself
and would not say what he wished to talk about.
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Based on the liiited information Powers is not identifiable in
Bureau or Chicago files.
ACTION: ,EX-I19
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bqb Mr. Qtelephonically contacted the night "-"-- duty supervisor, pecia Investigative Division, 11:30 p.m.L/12 23 71. ''1'...
gt. I, L1r.!was apparently under the influence b "I of alcohol an was some hat incoherent. His call was
apparently prompted by a fear of surveiliances by various Government agencies. He had nothing to say, no complaints,
Ii, _ _ , and seemed cheerful when the conversation was terminated.
.1 *4!"* ;/ bq _| Bureau indices contain no information identifiable
with
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alcohol and alleged she was an acquaintance oi Hr. Hoover and
i'TT51son. She stated her reason for calling was to wish theDirector I. Merry Christmas and a Happy Birthday. She stated,YY_,g/
she was formerly tron Washington, l_!__.___Q., and operated the
_ She was very complimentary regarding the Director
and the FBI, and she was advised that her favorable remarks
were appreciated.
i is not n the Special Correspondents List.Bureau tiles in ca e oneh has made similar telephone
calls to Bureau Headquarte om e West Coast during the
Christmas season in 1964 while under the influence of alcohol.
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DATE 1/11/72
1 - Hr. E. S. Miller
1 - H. J. A. Sizoo
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,._ bury Supervisor Harry E. Morris, Jr. She spoke with a
hysterical, making it
difficult to understand her or obtain more than a B
afraid "they" would come bank and kill her. It was
suggested she call the local police but she indicated
she was afraid to do so. She
called the Boston Ottice 0! the FBI but no one had come tosaid she had already
help her. She said she was an American oi Hungarian
descent.Tulaa i___
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the woman had earlier called the Boston Otiice furnishing
about the same information as
cheek the ohronie oomplainant
to calling local police.
On the basis of above
to captioned individual could
or in chronic complainant file or Special Investigation
Division.
ACTION:
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talked in an intelligent nanner, etated
he is conne| the local school ayaten and has hia own
local radio progran. He atated he in familiar with the Jurie-
diction of the IBI, has information he stated is of interest
to the FBI, and would like an agent to contact Ilia on Thursday,
January 20, 1972, or I:-iday, January 21, 1972. He said he
did not care to discuss the latter over the telephone an 7
it concerned local aattera. .
An agent ahould contactand the
results of the interview furnished o the Bureau under the
appropriate caption. ,
Bufilea contain no infornation identifiable '1:n':ne
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that some of her friends recommen she seekpsychiatric help and that Mrs- seemed to he
extremely em0ii0n.liY disturbed.
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Ihis is to advise of the receipt of e telephone call byBureau Headquarters switchboard operator at 2:18 p.m., 1/21/72,
containing a threat against the Office of the Director.
Miss Suzanne Avels, Bueau switchboard operator, received
a call from a comercial operator at 2:18 p.m. asking if a collect
call would be received from a Mrs. Colby phonetic!, no city.named. Miss Avels refused to accept this call in accordance with 92
existing policy at which time the caller was overheard to angrilystate, "Give M. Hoover this message. If I don't get satisfaction K
in Texas, there will be nothing left of his office in Washington .3At this point the commercial operator terminated the call and E
Miss Avels was unable to recontact the commercial operator in order
to determine more facts about the caller. Miss Avels advised the
entire incident transpired within a minute and she was not certain
she could recall the commercial operator in order to identify both
the operator or the caller.
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contact with the telephone company whether the call as set out
above could be traced, at least to its city or origin, in order o
attempt to identify the caller Colby. This matter is being
followed and you will be advised of pertinent develo ments.
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Airtel
From: Director, FBI 3-7257!
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EUDED 2-7-7 2
Your office is being furnished four personal checks
and other miscellaneous material forwarded to the Bureau bycaptioned individual earlier this month. firs. ml: a pro-
lific letter writer who has in the past evidence K ional
instability and her communications are not acknowledced. Shefurnished her return address as
the captioned address, and this . - was e urne o ner
without cover letter by reqistered mail on 1-17-72. It was
subsequently returned to the Bureau with the notation she was
unknovm at this address.
An Agent of'your office should attempt to contactMrs. _in an effort to return these checks and other matt-
rial as they are obviously rent payments. If she cannot be
contacted, an official of the real estate company involved
should be contacted and advised of the manner in which they
came into the possession of P~ An appropriate receiptshould be obtained. If Mrs.m:I.s contacted, she should
be advised to cease and desia u I shine such material to thg_
Bureau in the future. Submit results of your contact, under
above caption, to reach the Bureau by 27-72.
Enclosures 0!
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FROM =J. A. Sizoo
On 1/27/72 at approximately 5 12 a n., Night
Supervisor Harry E. lorris Jr was telephonica a te
b an individual who identified himself aswe in 1"' state and rambled on about vantin 8
the FBI to open a "command building where there were a
number of "iafia members hanging out e tnen talked
incoherently and disjointedly for about twelve minutes on
a variety of unrelated subjects Be declined to call local
police or our Hiami Office
Reference 26-O-56458 dated 9/29/70 indicates an
individual, same name and address, was a complainant in an
Interstate Transportation of Stolen Iotor Vehicle ease
There is no other reference in Bureau files readily
identiiiable with captioned individual
ACTION:
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BUDED 2-15-72 - s '
- I Enclosed are two copies of a sell-explanatory letter tron:captioned individual dated 1-22-I2. Bufliis disclose an alrtel to your bu-1
/":7oifice datedll-22-6'7 concerning Mrs. Bureau records contain
no reference to a telephone call to my o ;.-
have Mrsntncted, orally acknowledge receipt oi her letter,
obtain full d advise, Bureau oi the results to reach Bareau no
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correspondent. Alrtel in Philadelphia 11-22-6'1 concerns non-substantive
information correspondent telephonically furnished Bureau regarding"photographs. "
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Miss Holmes ___
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11; Please advise me, how to go about registering'i' a valid complaint against some Federal Bureau of M%§;f§tp
Investigation employees and their associates. I '
made a complaint by telephone to Mr. Hoover:
office, nothing was done about the matter.
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before something more tragic happens. Therefore_ please advise me, the right way to go about this 6
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Philadelphia,_Mississippi, on 1/20/72;
however, no one was at home. On the evening of 1/20/72,
Mr. was telephonically contacted by
SA RUCKER in an effort to arrange an interview with him
as per his request as indicated in referenced airtel.
Mr. tated that he did not now desire
to talk with an Agen.., as he had no iniors92.etion of
possible interest to this Bureau. He said that he had
called the FBI beck in Washington, D. C., the day after
his original request to be interviewed by an Agent to
advise that he no longer desired a personal contact by
an Agent.
Mr._stated that at the time of his
original call, he was in the presence of an individual
whom he was trying to "bluff." He said this individual
did not believe he would call the FBI, and therefore'%hebluff worked." H related that he am not at that time
have any informs o o possible interest to the FBI and
did not now have any such information. e was furnished
with the name of SA RUCKER and the telephone number of theMeridian Resident Agency. Eras told that in the
event he did, at some future , desire to furnish info
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At appzgximately 6;30 p.m., 2/5/72 ll_.number_ Charlottesvil ,
the extra duty superuisor, Special Inv gatival
advising that sometime thistelephone
contacted
Division,
received rom his daughter, Mrs
. .$9=1.1f£.¢.,1",_ .N<>1"¢h_ Lhusband, David, was tening to kill her.
advised that he immediately started driving for
ter going a short distance he realized it wouldbe better to call the local authorities in Sumter. Mr.-
advised he has to the mayor of Sumter as well as the *
Police is not receiving proper treatment.Mr.
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who stated he would then take things into his own hands. -
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Previous attempts to obtain identifying information
concerning the caller were unsuccessful. However,
today the female caller left the complete name and
telephone number of the captioned individual and
asked that the Director return the call.
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At s=o2 p. m. 2/11/72 captioned subject telephonicaily contacted bqg-92 the Special Investi ative Division. It was ascertained he resided atasIe@st~gt1e»s<=e ~=ettwe-c_ gamed that he wanted the FBI to look for 311 individual
it-L. -3 to whom he -ea.se_ ._s horse due te the fact this inmvidu.=.1 owed mm more-="s and he had to make his claims with the Internal Revenue Service. It was"
_ explained to that such an undertaking is not within the jurisdiction
of the FBI and that any nancial arrangements with the Internal Revenue
Service has to be discussed with that agency.
- .1 ' ,- V" Bureau les contain no record forgand during th 7i "' '§ course of a telephone conversation with the Los nge es oifice on an
. _ fugitive matter it was determined from Los Angeles there was no recorde _92 for the subject in the Los Angeles indices either. i
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became emotional and began rambling inooherently. After -- --.
F -e, extreme difficulty, agents determined that approximately two hf ,weeks ago she had written a letter to the Attorney General of _. $4 ithe United States requesting information as to how she could
' . register a complaint against FBI employees. When she did not -
_ receive an answer she wrote a letter to J. EDGAR HOOVER in which
; she claims to have outlined specifically cidents of
conduct on the part of two agents, SA and Si _ I H" E as well as an unidenti1 1ady. ' 1" '
while it was impossible to be certain what Hus '
i? desired to convey or may have detailed in her letterappearsrshe alleges that in 1967 while residing in New lork
; she was operating a boarding house. At that time an unemploy-
,;_ ment compensation check was stolen from a boarder. The boarder;_ - wrote a 1 the FBI concerning Mrs. ? It is noted
that Mrs. furnish informa on concerning the
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Upon arriving in Philadelphia a woman she had neverseen befo:-e_
told her exactly what she and her mother had disc
Mrs. further advised after moving to Philadelphiash re severa calls from-who she beli d t .be I
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persons homes. She further stated unidentified
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she does in her home. - ' ' " i -i '
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emotional stress and it is felt further personalunders an
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Enclosed herewith is a typewritten copy oi a handwritten letter sent to
the Bureau by the above-captioned individual. - _ '
Bureau les reveal that she has previously been in contact with the
Bureau at which time she was highly emotional and at times incoherent. Informa-
tion concerning these contacts was iurnished to Philadelphia and New York by
airtel dated ll.-22-6'7 under above caption. In view of prior contacts and content
oi current letter, no acknowledgment is being made by the Bureau. _ .7
5' 4 Philadelphia, check indices and stahlished sources and unless somereason to the contrary exists contact Mrs. concerning this matter and
during contact acknowledge receipt other letter.
Advise Bureau oi results.
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Dear Mr. Hoover:
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I made a telephone complaint to your
office a few years back about g_employee, by ,
the name of Michael 0'Rcuke from your New York P
Office.
I am having a great deal of difficulty getting
Police help for myself, my home, and my children.
Serious incidents have occurred and if the situation
can only end in another trade
are employed by_your Bureau, _
interfere with my home, my
Schools, my children attend.
The names are Paul Burns, Michal 0§RqJke, and twois allowed to go on, it
Please if these persons
see that they no longer
children and the Publich , a. . A
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If necessary I can furnish exact details, why
I am requesting this action.
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With reference to the memorandum of February 11, 1972 :
concerning captioned individual who had called the Bureau late 2/ 11/ '72
alleging he had been victimized in an extortion plot, at 12:35 p. m. ,
2/ 15/ 72, a Mrs. Mildred Barron, Administrative Assistant to Pennsylvania
State D Attorne General Dante Mattioni Philad el h enuty Y . elnhh. onically
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been in touch with a Chief Justice Ben Jones and had reported his difficulties
to a Mr. Shroder of the FBI. He requested that Mr. Mattioni contact himon a very urgent matter as soon as possible. . Ci
Mrs. Barron indicated that since he had mentioned the FBI
Mr. Mattioni did not want to become involved unless it was a mailer of
interest to the State of Penniwivania. She was iv.iTiSé 1 ttst a quick ehecit
would be made and she would be recontacted forthwith.
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Duty Supervisor Harry I. Iorris, Jr., receive s tele hone
om captioned individual who resides atib? -I E Biloxi, pllississippi. He seemed to be nentalb
un5¬Ip I
anced. He said he had a secret report stolen from
his iootlocker which is critical in time of var and that
he had been instructed by President Nixon to call the FBI
at "Pennsylvania and 13th Street" it he had any trouble.
He blames "Naval Intelligence"£or the theft and said
Naval Intelligence had devices all over his house "tor
transmitting." It was suggested he call our Jackson Oiiice
it he had intonation he believed to he oi interest to
the FBI. He said he couldn't because the
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To ; D TOR, FBI nmanz 2/22/72. . 1:-Rog ; Q I PHIL@HPHIA 62-O-26!
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INFORMATION CONCERNING
n .e eau rt to PH dated 3/P2 entitled,lo L-| "lg:-S. Philadelphia,
Pa., e rrespon ence ours Sectior, B1i'd'ed_2/15/72", and PH airtel to Bureau dated 2/11/72./
Enclosed for New York are the following : one
copy of Bureau airtel to PH dated 2/3/72 and one copy of
PH airtel to Bureau dated 2/ll/72.
As set forth in referenced PH airtel to Bureau,Mrs. Q was interviewed on 2/10/72 at which time she
ramble a. length and was extremely difficult to understand.
During this interview she made reference_ to a letter she
had sent to the Director which is believed to be identical
to the letter dated 2/5/72 which was furnished to Philadel-
phia by v rtel dated 2/l|+ . UACB, Philadelphia
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RESEARCH CORRESPONDENCE AND TOD RS SECTION!
BUDED 2-15-72N15
Enclosed are two copies oi 1 sell-explanatory letter irom
captioned iodhidual dated 1-22-I2. :3u-files disclose an airtci to youroiiice dated 11-22-0': concerning Mrs. [F Bureau rccnroa contain
no reference to a tclephooe call to my co. l
Unless iniormaiicn in ycmr les would preclude such action,have Mrs. E contacted, orally acknowledge receipt of her lettor,
obtain full ac and advise Bureni oi the results to reach Bureau no
later than 2-15-72. ' ' A
Enclosures !
NOTE: Other than airtel ii-22-67, Buiiles contain no reference oi
correspondent. Airtei to Philadelphia 11-22-67 concerns n.on-substantive
iniorazauoa correspondent teiephonically iurnizhed Bureau regarding
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aossrsr I - - - 11 _ _ _MISCELLAM coucannms ,1 _7' »' " .
This is to advise at 11:45 p.m., 2/28/ 2, an
anonymous call was received in the General Investigati
Division from an individual who appeared to be a white male.
From all indications the caller was calling long distance
and stated "I'm only going to say this once. I don't want to
get involved. There is a 1968 4-door b Cadillac,Pennsylvania license last three nun-ber & en route to
Arkansas with a body in the trunk." TH¬'!5l1er was pressed
for additional information at which time h stated thatpossibly the license could be Pennsylvania» and that 5, buncl
of crazy dope addicts were involved and bun; .
SA Whaler, Duty Agent, Philadelphia Office. U
was contacte d advised of above, and tkat Pennsylvania ,1lic-nsciwas checked through NCIC with negative results
Whaler was instructed to insure that local authorities
were advised of subsequently advised that
Pennsyl for a . istered
Philad a, a ev o at
unknown. "i
The Philadelphia Office further advised that it
was alerting the Little Rock Office concerning the above
information in order that office could alert appropriate
local ani-hnritiel:
1" Bu indices contain no identifiable informationM»/a - W4ACTION: Above is for record and ifOImdtl purposes. ,g] '_ ' . r
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Supervisor Ialter A. Ieiner, Philadelphia Division,
advised preliminary investigation is being conducted by the
» Philadelphia and Little Rock Offices to determine whether
* a homicide may have occurred and to secure the Bureau's intejsteb'7L'] sa Ieiner was instructed to insure this matter is brought '
to the attention oi the Pennsylvania State Police, the ~
Arkansas State Police, and any appropriate local'authorities.1
U on com letion oi initial in uir to resolve this matterP P Q-hm may mom m-_i- - m1=de1pm-
real estate man, the Bureau will be advised./3-lg" A
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351 -3758.
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with her three children. She stated r daughter
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supervisor, Special Investiga 1 sion, at 8:06 pm 3/13/72.
and various
was inebriated.that he was entirely dissatisfied with the FBI
agencies. It should be.n0ted that he spokein a rather slurring manner of speach and it could not be determined if he S
to assist in locatingLning about the fact that the FBI did nothing
Joseph A McC1augherty who was anattorney and resided ora. He stated that ivicaagherty
had an excellent background, but recently went through divorce proceedings
which apparently had an emotional impact on him. He stated that McClaugherty
was found on 3/9/72 on a desert road by some hikers in the vicinity of
San Diego, California, in his automobile. A hose leading from the exhaust
pipe into the and two loaded weapons on the front seat were found. 'In additioniptated that McC1augherty had left three notes, one to his
girlfriend, one to his son, and one to his mother, in which he said he was
Em 4 -.m...ii *2sorry.
192/II. W3.S blaming the FBI for not initiati an investigation
which probably coui ave precluded the death of hi if we
had used our full facilities to locate him. It was explained to r that
in a situation of this nature the FBI cannot institute investigation ue o e
lack of jurisdiction. He indicated there was no evidence of foul play, but felt
there could have been a "maa" connection. He also said that he is the only
one in his family who is not satisfied wiw the coroner's findings and as a
result he intends to discuss this matter with several senators or congressmen
from the State of Virginia.
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the Bureau and spoke with SA Thomas B. Coll of the Crime Research Section. ~ -Mnqadvised um he is "an old pen pal" of Mr. Hoover's, and that he is
from Texas ut presently in the U, S, Air Force and assigned to Andrews
Air Force Base. He commented that, being that he was so near to Washington, helwould like to come in and "have a chat with Mr. Hoover." He was advised of
Mr. Hoover's busy schedule but told that his wishes would be made known.
b"l-7 Bufiles indicate that one f the West Texas Chi1dIeIl'
Home wrote the Director in 1969, and request ormation about the Bureau ashe wanted to be a lawyer. He indicated that he had spent most of his life in foster
homes and his parents were divorced. His letter was acknowledged and he was se t
reprint material concerning the Bureau.
He again wrote the Bureau in April, 1970, requesting the FBI to
conduct an investigation to locate his father and also to "analyze his name." He was
advised by letter dated April 17, 1970, that we have no authority to conduct an
active investigation to locate his father and do not offer such services as analyzing
names. He was advised that if'he furnished a suitable description of his father, h-.
Missing Person notice would be placed in the files of the Identification Division. Hedid not furnish such description. ogg ég .._ 5! __'9 ]q?'-_
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Mrs. nelephonically contacted the Bureau this dateand spoke with Duty supervisor George R. Steel. ivIrs.%wu-ited
to know if the FBI "had a tap on her phone. " When she was sed the
FBI has no tap on her phone, she said she would call again if she had
any other questions. She concluded by stating it is difficult for her to
call since she needs to find a phone "where the call does not go through
the operator. She sounded somewhat addled .
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related he resides chardson
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written seven books since October, 1971. He indicated he now has a contract
with the "Vantage Press Publications West 31st Street, New York City, "to publish his book ' Mr.-smeared
he is currently working on a book concerning prize ghters.
he did come to ash_iL-igton, D. Q, and came to FBI headquarters he
request to see a representative of our Crime Records Division. Mr
indicated he would arrive in Washington, D. C. on or about 4/19/72.
92=1 ¢-|The purpose for contacting the Bureau was to determine whether
he eouid sit with someone at the Bureau within the near future since he was
anticipating coming to Washington, D. C. Mr vas advised that it
11 should be noted that M1-spo1re intelligently but rather
rapidly and skipped from one subject to another concerning various books that
he written or was anticipating writing. It could not be determined whether
he was Iegigtimate or not.
Review of Bureau les revealed no record for Mr.B1 ¢.92-5-_
Bureau les contain no reference concerning "Vantage Press Pub1.ic!ons,
516 West 31st Street, " but the Bureau does have a main le on "Vantage
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from this publishing rm, but on an infrequent basis. It could not be o- _ _determined if this publishing firm is identical with the rm refered toMr_ it is noted our files reveal that Vantage Press publishes ~
books both fiction and non-ction including novels, short stories, hist ries,;religious works and poetry. R also is reported to sell to a1vors1ec1iF:> oi
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| individual telephonically contacted Eupervisor John E. iiciiale, Jr. , i X __ J.on duty in the Special Investigative Division, to advise that his wife r -was ..whm.mg around" 1,, Washington, D_._ g._, wmm ,v ,.Q of South Carolina, and that héhwanted her arres or -.
92 vio on of the White Slave Traffic Act. J_
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"1 calling from a pay booth in Greenville, __North Carolina, and that hewas en route to ns u on w ere e couldn't get WA] hertoani tit u h___sh
that he was a nephew of the late newspaper
of Atlanta; that his wife was descended from a
family; and that the two of them have known
at least ten years.
When it was explained to Mr Q who claimed to be
a practicing attorney, that the White Slave Tr c Act was intended
to combat commercialized prostitution rather than personal escapades,
he advised that he understood the Bureau's position but that he was
desperate to have his wife arrested before she had an automobile
accident or suffered some other form of injury. He said that she was
probably registered at the Ambassador Hotel under a false name.
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that their divorce was legalized in 1970. rambled on that he loved
his children and wanted to have them located so that he could visit with them.
_vas advised that the FBI could not provide this service and it was
suggested to him that he should attempt to locate his children through his
relatives or the relatives of his former wiie.he was interested in locating
aged 15; AND-aged 1a.
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Friday afternoon, 4-14-72, and in your absence was referred to the writer.
--. - ...-..._- . ..advised he was calling rrom iEld Massachusetts,tele hone n and gave his home address 21. # said that he nee ed help but he did not explain just what the problem
was. e indicated acquaintance with Health, Education and Welfare Secretary
iEl1iot Richardson and former Special Agent Fred Robinette. He indicated he
formerly had been employed by CIA and he inferred that in some way that
organization was attempting to put pressure on him. He did not explain howor why. He referred at one point to "The Smith Act. " 0/7/L
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or assistance and that e had any information concerning Federal violations
within the jurisdiction of the Bureau he should contact the resident agency at
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it is not believed that any mi-trier action is indicated. e ave no identifiable
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Bureau and spoke to SA Orvis u. Auerswald, on
duty in the Special Investigative Division.
Mrs., who spoke in a disjointed and confused
b"L-Imanner, advised she was calling to complain that varioustelevision news commentators in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, f 92
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know how they are able to do this, but is certain they are telephone conversations with others. She said she doesn't ~]ff!
doing so. Mrs. appeared from her conversation to be I
emotionally disturbed and was unable to furnish any basis for I
her complaint.
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4/26/'72.
-Ihm -initiated the conversation by stating she is not crazy,
even though the police in Colorado have wen trying to drive; her insar-.e
for several years. Her conversation deteriorated irom that point.
She was incoherent and rambling. She ended by stating that all the
police in Colorado were murderers.
Bureau indices contain no information identiable to
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Subject indicated he wanted former U. s. District Judge in Utag
A. Sherm_anChristensen investigated in connection with a suit that subject has
pending in U. 8. Court of Claims concerning "eminent domain. "
11 was difiicult to ascertain from the subject what he desired. He
said because the former judge was a "Mormon" nobody would investigate him.He said he had talked to the U. 8. Attorney who had refused to listen to him. /
It was determined irom the subject that subject's case was _
originally heard in Utah in 1964 and it was dismissed. When attempts were
made to decipher some clarication from the subject, he became beligerent
and utilized profanity. It was determined he was 69 years oi age and prior
to obtaining any further information he terminated the call.
In view of the subject's attitude this memorandum is for record _
purposes There was no record for subject in Bursa files' ' :1 -~ /6'?ACTION: " i 3//- -2- -"For info;-n13_tj_Qn_ P _' a . 44£§?2
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Special Fgent Raymond F. Hoganfight Supervisor, 92
Special Investigative Division, was contacted by the Bureau
operato ad ised that an individual who identified himse
as Atlanta, Georgia, and who appeared to be in
a hu ry, telephonically ciintacted the Bureau at 6:45 a.m., and
advised the operator that he would like to Mr Tolson callhim through Operator 6, area code 404$ No details
or reason for this request were furnished.ATLANTA, GEORGIA
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
The Atlanta Division was telephonically contacted
Special Agent
advised that
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n and Special Agent Hater oi the Atlanta office
* --ré"C!néd te " "' " * " tontl tlépnone Hufnoéf 15 listed
one book lists aiitlanta, Georeia hometelephone number b.
On the basis of available information, no references
identifiable with the caller located in Bureau files.
ACTION:
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