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what is the reason she left. As soon as p05Sib19belore my nerves are all shot, as I love thisperson very much. This case I must have a clear
1 head to face the whole story to help save the presidents life. I don't want to make big money$5 or mah myself I just want to save the country &§*_ President. This case I need money to move aboutto find these people and later I will pay it back;
I need about three ! or four ! hundred dollars.I need his help to pay these people before I getinto any trouble. I must go to California to work with these people so I might find his head man.With any info I pick up I will go to the Secret
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March 18, 1965,
advised that on receipt of a telephone request fromIrom Paul's Cafe, Leavenworth, Kansas, about1:00 a.m., March l8, 1965, he brought -to the Leaven-worth Police Department and permitted him to sleep inthe Leavenworth City Jail. He advised that - indicatedthat he wanted to contact the Federal Bureau of Investi-gation and furnish them information which -had hadtyped into a letter to be sent to President Johnson.
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It _ No one can-accuse the current crop of college students of being a silent generation." Where:-K-1~~1 apath92y_:'seemed to be the dominant note on campuses in the 1950s, activismin behalf of ci s,
educational reform, one foreign policy or another"s clearly the dominant note today. ~
No student demonstrations in recent years have received more publicity} or more serious attention,
' than the series of disturbances on the Berkeley campus of the University of California during the past 2
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.~ ' if H It started last September when the university abruptly banned on-campus recruitment for olf-
.campus_political activities. Whenone student was arrested for violating the ban, a mo'b of several thousand
students surrounded the police car and could not be dispersed for more than 24 hours. Weeks later,
Berkeley students in support of the campus "Free Speech Movement" staged a sit-in that was broken up
"only when nearly 800 of the sitters were arrested. A student strike followed. Repercussions kept the
campus in turmoil through the remainder of the year. _ _ ' ' .
.. . Less than two weeks ago a special committee headed by Ierome Byrne, a California lawyer,
made a report tor the state board of regents sharply criticizing university president Clark Kerr and other
| ~ Last week, too, ]. EdgarHoover, director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, told a Con-
gressional subcommittee that the demonstrations at Berkeley, "while not Communist-originated or con-
trolled, were nevertheless "exploited _by a few Communists for their own ends."
. Notably tsilent through theiB'erkel,ey'aair was Edmund G, Pat!_B_row_n, Governor of Cali-I
fornla. Here, for the'rst time, Gori.__Brown makes known _his views, on the -Berkeley disorders, and hehseea-rents on FBI Director Hoover: testimon.V- ' L 1 - ' -' ~
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The University of California right now is facing the "J
-most critical period in its history.. J;
~ We live in an era of change. The rate of technological .,j.change keeps accelerating each year. And the university is 3 - '
the mother of technology and the home of this change.
It is irdnic. therefore. that the university itself has not 3:
been able to keep up with the very change which it has,1- - created. It is strange. indeed, that the university has been F
' among the institutions slowest to change. This is particu- g
larly strange. not only because of the technological revoiu- I
tion. but because of the education revolution as well.
, The student entering the university today is of a'di!-
.ferent breed than the students of the '50s. First, of all, he
is better prepared. Former Chancellor Herman T. Spieth'
of the Riverside campus was one of the first toremark this_change. He said that in the last few years the freshmen at-Riverside are as well prepared as sophomores-and in some ,
92 cases. Juniors-used to be. ; ,1
. This; of course. has implications for the university cur-riculum. But the studentchangeis more than just in his
achievement and ability. It is also a change in attitude.
We must all realize that the student of today thinksf differently than the students of the '50s. And his new and _
~ clearlydened attitudes and approaches to public issues are
not'_ conned to Berkeley or to California. They may be
-found nationwide. » . ~ <
'Just110 years ago, college students were called-and»
rightly sothe Silent Generation. During the McCarthy-
era and throughout the '50s. many people were afraid to say
what they felt in their hearts was right. And college stu-
dents merely reected the society around them. _
That era is gone. The student of today is vitally inter-
ested in society around him. He should be. He is. no longercontent with society's apathyor its wrongs. He is ideal-istic enough to think that society should be perfect, or more Anearly approach perfection. And he has committed himself"iéciznthe eort to make it as perfect as he can during his life-e. < . . .
Because of_this, society should stand up and applaud. '
But it does not. . - ' ' ;
.1-fave we made our societyesafe for-students with4ideas?_. We have not, _Ye_s. students have fhanted, But the struc-.ture 'ofthe "university and its atti udetowards its students-__h p pace _wi_ui .that,chang_e; kt -3 14"-5:?--92~;.;. .. ._,~ 1,. __-I __ . _$"_!¬_;:;__.';:?;_i.é-¢;;'1
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Because the university's change has not kept pace.w1m the chgnge in student attitude. some students felt' they had the right to go outside the law to force change.
In doing so, they displayed the height oi idealistic hypoc-risy. For in their haste to bring about change, they cast- aside one set of principles in order to gain recognition of- others. On the one hand, they held up the Federal Consti-tution, demanding their rights of political advocacy andfree expression. which it guarantees. But at the same time.they threw away the principle of due process_set forth_.
Iin the same C0nstitution-in_favor of direct action. <.
_- And in doing so. they were" as wrong as the university.In doing so, they became inconsistent with their own ideals.
Because of their tactics they brought a swarm of
criticism down upon themselves. Unfortunately, in somecases this criticism has been as extreme as the tactics ofthe demonstrators. Some people-even some people in '
1'ment was all a Communist plot. This is a nice _easy expla-
The student demonstrations at Berkeley grew becausethere were real grievances on the part of the studentswhich'needed rectifying by the university. Before the<'
trouble was over, the goals of the Free Speech MovementJ. had the support of a majority of the students on the-..camfaus even though its tactics did not. 4 / The Federal Bureau of Investigation Iturned over ti'>':{'l me their confidential le on the Berkeley situation with;~respect to subversive activities. Unquestionably, there'were -|some Communists involved, but the FBI's file shows the
Free Speech Movement was not instigated by _}t e_ Com-_.;,
munist _party or any of its front organizations. .._ . -
There are undoubtedly a few Communists involved in _
almost every political and social movement of any size »
and stature today. But we must be careful not to condemn ;an entire movement because Communists involve them-selves in it or we would be condemning even the civil '.rights movement. _ ' . A . "Z
One oi zthe most successfultactics the Communist Ifparty has is to attach itself to a social or political move- -ment which-in itself-has a- great deal of merit. The i
Communists make themselves well known in it so that _concerned Americans will brand the entire movement asevil, thereby causing the confusions. suspicion, and c0ntro_- -
versy the party thrives on. . . |
The independent investigator hired by the regents-'
Hoover told a Congressional subcommittee on March 4!that although "subversives" were involved, they neither i"originated nor controlied" the Free Speech Movement. lcontlrrned the findings of this investigation. And J. Edgar F
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PRESCRIPTIONS FOR CHANGE .
g There have been many suggestions of how, to bring 'about the changes needed in the structure of the univer- ;
-sity and its attitudes toward its students. .
' One of these suggestions is from'attorney Jerome
I-fe and his staff studied the matter for three months"land then came up with a report. It not only identies the
main causes of the problem. It also suggests some answers.
The report was issued last week. Unfortunately, opin-ion abo_ut the report has already polarized in some circles.
Some look upon it as the Gospel. Others look upon. it asthe word of the devil himself. In both cases the-reactionsare emotional-not reasonable. The Byme reportlis neitherall bad gor all good. It is the opinion_of one careful team __- rvers. And .it should _be.§espe_cted__as_su_ ,,,.,.,.,.~92.§2.-I Y$$t:-1-er opinions about how_ to accomplish this_ needed" '
-. change should be treated with equal respect. i§iii'it'i¬err
has outlined his program for reorganization to the regents..It must also have full consideration. . '
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_ The issue, then. is_ clear. The issue is not the Byrne
. report or Jerry Byrne. It is not the Kerr report or Clark, Kerr. The issue is the university. And all of th_ese sugges-. tionsmust be given consideration on their merits alone for,'the good of the university. - _- ,
The regents have a long history of coming up withthe right answers. - ' *L
. 'Ihe~university itself is'the best proof of this. Theregents decisions of the hast have made the University of "
_;Caiifornia the best public university in the entire nation.>_
I. am sure their future decisions will insure no less.
.~ I sincerely hope that the Legislature will allow the-E regents to come up with these vital decisions on their own. -
. Our forefathers who drew up the constitution of Californial wcarefully created the regents and separated them and the ~. 1
- "universityfrom direct involvement in the political process.
i"They made the regents the legislature of the unlversity.' 4!"0ur state Legislature must give the university's legislature . - §time to solve its own problems. _ := 4
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. Meanwhile, we must remember that student interest
- and concern in the problems of the community. the state,
and the world is a healthy-not unhealthy-sign.
But we must also encourage our students to rememberthat_the citizen's rightand even duty-to dissent must '
be expressed within the rule of law.
- This nation has grown and prospered. in part. because< of far-sighted individuals whowere willing to fight for ~
change. And we have prospered because this is a nation
3 of law-of people who respect the rule of law-people who-. ghtby legal means for needed change within the law. »_- a=}l_iola_tions of law cannot and will not be condoned.I If we allow a few to violate the rights of manyrrfod»1
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We need not allow either. We will "not allow either as
,_ long -as I am governor. '
But neither will we staunchly defend the status quo.
y A rapidly growing society must be a rapidly changing
society. l
. Knowing this. we must also realize that our students' ' social and publlc~and political interests must be encouraged.
and even exploited. _ ,There are those who say. "I am a taxpayerand I.
don't want 'any political activity on a campus which _I,~. support." Let us refer them to the Constitution of theUnited States. for the Constitution of the United States"-? ntees to every-student the right to actively participatein political activity on or off his campus. - u.=>=@.' .- There are those who say "yes, I broke thetllagkggt .
"Let us refer them also to the Constitution of the UnitedtStates. It shows how change may be brought about. usinadue process within the law. " - '- There are those who say "ii university is a place where .you go to learn; not get a lot of ldeas."~ To:them I say 92n
that_a university is ideas. all kinds of ideas." It is a Place.where students can and must be exposed to _an innitevariety of ideas.. It is by weighing these conicting ideasand choosing the correct ones that they learn. , I. Today, the unlversity,is faced with preserving both -academic freedorn_-the freedom to explore all ldeas-and -
the rule of law. ' . . .- . vThere are military schools where students have one--. .the rule of law-without the other. There are Latin-American universities where students have one-academicfreedom-without the other. But-neither will ever become
truly great. '- __ - 4 _ -4. The =Universlty of California has built its Ueatn? 3'9 _ssel=b1s==enieiieate balance ui_3qth.,,1;.y_i_l1{eommue _w,P9.__,-'iF#iv'=for a good cause and that makes it al right. 1
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» . In order to maintain that balance. _there will have
to be condent and genuine trust on the part of every
member oi the university team, the students, the iacuity.the administration. the regents, -the Legislature and the
taxpayer. -= ' Rebuilding this condence and'trust at this particular
time in the university's history will not be easy. Rightnow, each member oi the university team has his_own,§e_ar_s and doubts about what motivates the other.
But this must not stopor even "delaythe inevitablereconciliation. Man's progressis always more a_triumph_'_over his own fears than oyer the hazards of the world..;92_nd a uni_ve_rsitys rogress is little dierent. ' i'
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GOVERNOR OF CALIFORNIA
INFORMATION CONCERNING
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Los Angeles, California1-';,fR,:f" Plea R819 '° Deceméaer 28, 1955
.,_THREAT AGAINST GOVERNOR
EDI-"TUND G. BROWN:@;d STATE OF CALIFORNIA PROTECTION OF THE PRESIDENT
On December 21;, 1965,?PVentura District At orney s Office, Ventura3
a 1 ornia, made available to a Special A ent 0'3 the FBI b/IaL a Xeroxed copy of a letter written bybGeneral Delivery, San Francisco, California, to Governor'- dmu G. Brown, State of California, Sacramento, California.1 4. 4 _ , . . .__SO iurnlshed Xeroxed copies 0: three newspaper
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1' 1. Q Has attempted-or threatened bodily harm to any government official or employee.including foreign government officials residing in or planning an imminent visit to the
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Q Because of background is potentially dangerous; or has been identified as member orparticipant in communist movement; or has been under active investigation as member
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and government. , .
6. Q Individuals involved in illegal bombing or illegal bomb-making.
~ Photograph Q has been furnished Q enclosed [Pf] is not available
Q may be available through
_Very. truly yours, S . -
John Edg oover
Direct
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. Los Angelcs CaliforniaI n Reply, PleaséRefer to '9 _ _ . _ ' ' We N,,_ J<'?.1'1L12I"_y 4, 1966
THREAT AGAINST ecvemroa
EDI-"IIJI~JD G. BR om:
,s'1*g-171*;-:7 or iCALIl~'_ORN,I*1l. p
.,, On January 4, 1966, Glendale,
California Police Department, furnishe e o owing
infoimation. . i
Shortly after 8:00 AI-/1 on January l, 1966,
Glendale Police De artment fficers had on- to thep 1apartment orPCalifornia, in response to complaints of neighbors
t a. a gun shot had been heard at apartment.
Upon arrival of officers, zas holding/92l/ a Y.-finchester Model 91-L, 30-30 caliber rifle, and was shoutingW about that God damn Governor Brown ". when asked what __he was doing he said he was just shooting in the hills
' and "I wish Governor Brown were here". After the weapon/
was taken from him he continued to talk about the faults '
of Governor Brown, faults of the national government,
and about Vietnam. He also said "you have to be careful
because of the communist, those damn Comrnies are coming
sooner then you think'l
Officers detected the odor of alcohol on -
Five spent shell casings were found at the scene. Officers
observed numerous brochures concerning religious,
governmental, and anticommunist matters.
_x-.-as profane, obscene, resisted arrest,
and was combative when boolei in the Glendale PoliceDepartment Jail.
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THREAT AGAINST GOVERNOR
EDMUND G. BROWN
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
19-;<officers that approximately every wo weeks hascarried on in a boisterous manner, that he appears to be1 a _ fana on religion and government, is always talking,2 about war and communists, has many times made open threatsqggg, to use his gun, and has said he would like to kill communists and certain officials.> adv is ed that -
a H:OO AM on January l, 9 , he had hear
deliver a lecture- on communism to ogat which time he talked of:&ults of the American governmentand of Governor Brown. had also heard seven gunshots on that day and h make threats
to take "six of them with me".
advised that qappcaredin local cou- anuary 3, 1966, plead gui ty toviolation of Section A17, California Penal Code displayof weapon!, and received a sentence of 180 days in
the Los Angeles County Jail, ten days suspended.
, Files of the Los Angeles Office of the FederalBure igation contain no information identifiable
with
Following is a description of the above_ individual as shown in files of the Glendale Police,;g Department: ksi%§f¬ 7?<:Z Na me; Race Caucas an3° _u-
Height 5'11
weight 175
Hair Blond
Eyes Brown
Complexion Medium
Build Medium
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was advised of the
this matter is
of Investigation,
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nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the
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AIRTZIL AIR I-'Li1II.- - 1~:§t?iéIfEI¥§f"'°'°°de'
TO ' DIRECTOR, FBI 2lO9276!
sac , LOS ANGEELES 75-0!
RE b7¢THREAT AGAINST GOVERNOR
EDMUND a ;;l'BRo=.-m
92/ PROTECTION or THE
Enclosed herewith
of a letterhead memorandum
One copy of the LHM is furnished to San Francisco
so that Governor EDI-"IUND G. BP.OI'-IN, Sacramento, California
can through usual sources be aivised of this individual. =
The above information was received by SA_ on l/4/66 and was disseminated on the same date
to Secret Service, Los P.I1g-;..L¬S, as indicated in the LHM.
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UN ' so STATES DEPARTMENT or . JTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
ufils 6ElC'92Y6 WASHINGTON, o.c. 20535In Reply, Please Refer to LA {-4 1? -3 r- A. ..__ . Q73-u _File No.
_,._~.._,-_?,._~~. -Director
United States Secret ServiceDepartment of the Treasury
Washington, D. C. 20220
Dear Sir:
The information furnished herewith concerns an individual who is believed to be
covered by the agreement between the FBI and Secret Service concerning Presidential pro-
tection, and to fall within the category or categories checked.
1. [E Has attempted or threatened bodily harm to any government official or employee.
including foreign government officials residing in or planning an imminent visit to the
U. S., because of his official status.
Has attempted or threatened to redress a grievance against any public official by other
than legal means.2.[3
Because of background is potentially dangerous; or has been identified as member or
participant in communist movement; or has been under active investigation as member
of other group or organization inimical to U. S. _3.[:
U. S. citizens or residents who defect from the U. S. to countries in the Soviet or
Chinese Communist blocs and return.4.5
Subversives, ultrarightists, racists and fascists who meet one or more of the following
criteria:5.[:§
a! E Evidence of emotional instability including unstable residence and
employment record! or irrational or suicidal behavior:
b! C] Expressions of strong or violent anti-U. S. sentiment:
c! :1 Prior acts including arrests or convictions! or conduct or statements
indicating a propensity for violence and antipathy toward good order
and government.
6. C] Individuals involved in illegal bombing or illegal bomb-making.
Photograph [:1 has been furnished F enclosed [jis not available|:7/may be available through Glen ale , Ca liiornla PO1lC¬ Department
Very truly yours, _
g 3-q-Q-v~o92
John Edg oover
Directo
. 1 - Special Agent in Charge Enclosui-e s!
u. s. Secret Service - Les Ange-1-es
Enclosure s! Upon removal of classified enclosures, if any, this transmittal form
becomes UNCLASSIFIED.!
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PROPOSED CONFERENCE WITH GOVERNOR EDMUND GITBROWN FEBRUARY 11
NEXT.
TELEGRAM RECEIVED TODAY FROM GOVERNOR EDMUND G. BROWN
STATING HE IS SPENDING DAY OF FEBRUARY 11 NEXT IN LONG BEACH,
CALIF. AREA AND PLANS TO MEET WITH COMUNITY LEADERS TO EXPLDR
MATTERS OF COMMON INTEREST. HE REQUESTED A CONFERENCE AT
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, WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT TO JOIN IN INFORMAL DISCUSSION DURING A
- LUNCHEON AT PACIFIC COAST CLUB, LONG BEACF.
TODAY S LOS ANGELES TIMES NEWSPAPER CARRIES ARTICLE
QUOTING ASSEMBLYMAN GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN, REPUBLICAN FROM LONG
BEACH, WHICH URGES BROWN TO PUT THE SUBJECT_OF CRIME ON A"? fr 1' / 0 T. 2 . r T;~.- -L», -. 1 1__/f .-P "- _~'- _,_... J __ - V_SPECIAL CALL FOR ACTION AT THE %®¬*§§,LEe|sLAT|92/E sEs§_IQm..--........- ',-/'
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paraphrased tn order to protect the Bureau's cryptographic systems.
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THE ASSEMBLYMAN ACCUSED BROWN OF TRYING TO MINIMIZE THE CRIME
J PROBLEM IN CALIF. BY STATING THAT THE CALIFORNIA CRIME REPORTING
T PIONTED OUT THAT BOvERNOR BROWN POCKET vETOED THREE BILLS
APPROvED FROH THE I965 LECISLATIvE SESSION WHICH HODLD HAvE
INCREASED THE MINIMUM PENALTIES FOR ARMED BODILY INJURY CRIHES.
IT APPEARS COVERNOR BROWLIS MOVE WAS PROBABLY INSPIRED BY
THE CRITICISM OF THE REPDBLICAN ASSEHBLYMAN, AND THE GOVERNOR
PLANS TO HOLD THE CONFERENCE TOMORROW IN THE ASSEHBLYHANS
HOME AREA OF LONG BEACH TO DISCUSS MATTERS SF CODEERN TO LAW
ENFORCEMENT. IT APPEARS TO BE PORELY A PJLITICAL MOVE TO TAKE
GOV. BROWN OFF THE HOOK BITH REGARD TO HIS ACTIONS CONCERNINS
. LECISLATION IN THE FIELD OF LAW ENFORCEMENT.'
IT DOES NOT APPEAR THAT FBI WOULD BENEFIT IN ANY WAY BY
ATTENDING THE CONFERENCE. I '___,'__ !I ST/Oélyb 1:/"EA B%&5-BY 9 A.M..Q%I, FEBRUARY 11 NEXT, THE GOVERNOR WILL BE
lf the intelligence contained in the above message is to he disseminated outside the Bureau, it is sugkested that it be suitably
paraphrased in order to protect the Bureau: cryptographic systems.
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~ s CALIFORNIA PEACE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION MEETING AND WILL BE
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RECEIVED: 5=55 AM RJ8
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John Luce
August 26, 1966
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Governor Edmund G. Brown said today_that Ronald Reagan's "campaign
gimmicks" on crime "only serve to illustrate how little he understands
the needs of local law enforcement."
Brown, speaking at a Fullerton Aerospace plant, said Reagans
notions on crime were like those on other major subjects-- thoughtless
affronts to those who really understand the problems involved.
Brown said additional state funds should be used "to help our
excellent local police academies, not channeled into the unneeded and
unwanted new State Police training facilities proposed by Reagan.
he wants J. Edgar Hoover to come out and help us set92 "Reagan says
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A confidential source, who has furnished reliableinfo ion in the ast, advised on Se tember 7, 1966, that_ g _ g __ g , Whittier, Californiawa paroled ffom the Southern California Conservation Center,Chino, California, on or about June 28, 1966. /7.-,
Source stated that numerousoccasions that he is going to s overnor Pat Brown,United States Senator Robert Kenned and any police officer
he feels_like shooting. __f'¬hese threats he becomes irra ion and exbite., > - .
Source described white ma.1e," ¬é;e"E3years,'six feétfta1l,rl8O t _ounds medium buil
..hairI ruddi comp,lexi§>_r:f."
The files of the Los Angeles Office of the FederalBureau of Inv ' tained no information which is
This document contains neither recommendations norconclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI andis loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be
distributed outside your agency.
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UNITLD STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUs.ICE
FEDERAL BUREAU or XNVESTIGATION
I Reply lease Refer to WASHINGTON me. 205357' ImeN0_ LA 1-75_26 September 13, 1966
Director
United States Secret ServiceDepartment of the Treasury t
Washington, D. C. 20220
Dear Sir: '
The information furnished herewith concerns an individual who is believed to be
i covered by the agreement between the FBI and Secret Service concerning Presidential pro-
Ij . tection, and to fall within the category or categories checked.
:,'l"~"; 1. [ii Has attempted or threatened bodily harm to any government official or employee,"1 " including foreign government officials residing in or planning an imminent visit to the
U. S., because of his official status.
2. Q Has attempted or threatened to redress a grievance against any public official by other
than legal means. I
3. Q Because of background is potentially dangerous; or has been identified as member orparticipant in communist movement; or has been under active investigation as member
of other group or organization inimical to U. S.
4. Q U. S. citizens or residents who defect from the U. S. to countries in the Soviet oi
- Chinese Communist blocs and return.
5. Q Subversives, ultrarightists, racists and fascists who meet one or more of the following
criteria:
a! Q Evidence of emotional instability including unstable residence and
employment record! or irrational or suicidal behavior:
b! Q Expressions of strong or violent anti-U. S. sentiment; c! Q Prior acts including arrests or convictions! or conduct or statements
indicating a propensity for violence and antipathy toward, good order
and government.
6. Q Individuals involved in illegal bombing or illegal bombmaking.
Photograph Q has been furnished Q enclosed [X] is not available
Q may be available through
Very truly yours, -
REGISTERED MAIL
John Edg oover
Directo
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U. S. Secret Service , L95 Angeles_ -1
Enclosure s! Upon removal of classified enclosures, if any, this transmittal form
becomes UNCLASSIFIED.!
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AVE BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STS WASHEC 20530
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FOR A TESTIMONIAL DINNER HONORING GOVERNOR_EDNUNDM§:"PAT' {92
_rBRQUN THIS MONTH, WE WOULD APPRECIATE A LETTER OR TELEGRAM
FROM YOU WITH APPROPRIATE COMMENTS ON THE GOVERNOR'S LEADERSHIP,
RECORD IN OFFICE OR PERSONAL QUALITIES. NEED BY NONDAYJ DEC:
12 FOR APPROPRIATE MOUNTING AND PRESa%i§TION TO GOVERNOR. PL i%;.___ M 9 i m .1 _V AWADDRESS TO GOVERNOR BROWN AND SEND CARE gF PRESS SECRETARY?
covmuoxvs ormcn, sum: CAPITOL, SAGRZAMENTO, cg~1,_1_g912;gg!}921%. I_ ATTORNEY GENERAL worms c. Qfncu AND smum. LEASK,"'¬OC1£AIRMEN.
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Mr. Brown, who you advised is associated with the firm_.5;,_.;.; of Ball, Hunt, Hart and Brown, 9418 Wilshire Bonlevar: Beverly Hills California may be identical with E'dm~ Lg/?1"1 * ire vn, the it -0- a _'- 3n,._:-- t_ " §__,l,,,_1 former Governor of California, who was subject oi applicant--~ type investigation conducted by the FBI during 1960. The results ofthat inquiry were summarized in a communication dated March 6,1964, a copy of which is attached. 2_-7524943! 15_442735!
The central files of the FBI contain no additional
pertinent information regarding captioned individuals.
The fingerprint files of the Identification Division ofthe FBI contain no arrest data identifiable with captioned individualsbased upon background information submitted in connection with this
name check request.
Encloure /W
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to the President. _
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December 8, 1966
AIRMAIL
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I f'~l~_;, Honorable Thomas C . Lynch.- Attorney General/ I /' State of California
Sacramento, California 95800 Pr
My dear Mr. Attorney General:
The telegram of December 7th
from you and Mr. Samuel Leask was received while
Mr. Hoover is in a travel status; therefore, it will
not be possible for him to comply with your request.
Sincerely yours,
MAILEQ '
1966 ~
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1 - San Francisco - Enclosure_= iv:-.k 1. 5 fr NOTE: Attorney General Lynch is on the mailing list to receive the" UCR;bul1etin. We have l_iii;:i_obi¥_¢lillvecorresponde;1ce with him, last-_ _ - outgoing-11~1'=23-.66 "m-9omQ the? Presiglenii -Q-are.-Com-. I_. ;~-; _ inission Samuel Leask in 1 was employed in the A.@lIliSt1at1Ve"1v?l.ooch ____ Division of the'City ofI_L0s'A_ng_eles. -In 1962 he was California ~' M -"__ State Director of Health and Welfare and our Los Angeles Office§§f§;'<; _ received information that the "Nixon people" intended to file abhtchct§<;;;=d - complaint against Leask and others alleging that. they were participating;=1~=_____ /{ A in a democratic council meeting in Los Angeles in 1962. This"éuml ,;' _ _' information was disseminated to the Civil Service Commission and
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been a controversial Governor of California and as recently as 1965 theDirector noted "I do not think we should furnish Brown any information inthe future." This was with reference to a statement by Brown wherein hesaid the Director declared that the §erke1ey demonstrations "while notcommunist -originated or contrdled were exploited by a few communists. "
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CRYING HYSTERICALLY AND HER THOUGHT PROCESSES DRIFTED CON-
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