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article in which it quoted from the latest
gazine which reported that FBI Agents broke into an average of
fereign embassy a menth in recent years. The erticle indicated
conducted about 1,500 break-ins of embassies and missions,
hide-outs and headquarters of extremist groups such as
the Ru Klux Klan and the Comunist Party, USA CPUSA! The embassy
hreakins were described as having been usually staged to Obtain
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agents broke into the embassies
of Arab countries, I-c-land, Yu-I
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stole a coding machine trom
the Czechoslovak Embassy and
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apartment of a Soviet diplomat
assigned to the United Nations.
-The magazine quotes Justice
Department and present-and
former I-.B.l. employes as theannrr-es of its information. i
_ The bureau conducted about.t.oG break-ins of embassies
and missions, criminal hidél-ll-8
and headquarters of extremist
0U.p_5 such as the Ku Kiux%a'n and the American Com-
munist party, the Newsweek
articles says. -
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President ordered all-end to the controgr
thafhavu kept tile price of domestic old
o_il"-geuedlly from wells in operation
before_l§'l3st an articially low $5.25
per barrel. lnstead of the immediate and
totnl deoontrol he had once envisioned,
however, Ford proposed a gradual phas-
ing out of rice controls over the next twoand a halfyears. Eventually, all old 0ilabout 60 per cent of domestic produc-
tionwould join ':new oil" in lo lowing
the world rnarllet price. But Ford con-
ceded that there should be some limit:
he proposed a domestic ceiling ol$l-3.50
perbarrel.
ippbl: Ford's concessions on the
question of a ceiling and on the need for
gradual deeontrol hinted plainly at corn-
promise and thus were probably the
most signicant parts of his -
order, but critics preferred to ,
focus initially on the plan's
specic econoniic impact.
The President said only that
his proposal would add l
cent to the price of eachgallon of gasoline during therst year and a total of 7
cents in 30 months. But con-
sumer advocaie Ralph Nader
warned of a far-reaching
ripple ellect" inllating the
economy. Some experts in
Congress cited a computer
projection warning that
3U0, lCI.'l more Americans
would be unemployed. the
would be cut by $40 billionO _
The FBls Blacit-Bag Boys
Every foreign intelligence agent had
suspected it and ever; major maoso had
known for sure, but last weelc director
Clarence Kelley made it official: the FBI,
he reported, has in the past made sur-
reptitious entries" into carious places.
foreign embassies included, to obtain
what it felt was important information.
Kelley said the break-ins began during
World War ll and were largely discontin-ued hyd]. Edgar Hoover in 1966, and lie
irnplie they were legal because the
agents "acted in good faith." But the
disclosure touched off a major furor:
Attomey General Edward Leei promi-sad
a criminal investigation, several foreign
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he raised by_3.2 per cent.
Despite last-minute ma-
neuvering, Ford apparently
couldn't raise enough sup- sEort to keep Congress from
illing his decontrol pl-an this
week. But he did have the.
votes to sustain his veto ola
bill passed last week that
would tighten controls on old
oil and roll bat.-ls new-oil
prices to $11.28 per barrel.
Ford also pledged to yeto a -
backup plan for,simply ex-
tending current controls to
March I. To avoid the instant
skyrocketing oi prices, how-
ever, both sides may well
agree to a briefer extension.
That would provide time for a more
comprehensive compromise. and some
of its features already seemed plain. One
ltey House committee was considering a
phased decontrol of oil. similar to Ford's
plan but with a lower ceiling A
consensus was also building on some
sort oi windill-prots tax for oil compa-
nies, mandatory mileage standards for
new automobiles, the creation of a strate-
gic uil reserveand a multimillion-
dollar trust fund to help find new ways of
keeping up with the nation's need for
energy.
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Surprised? Séviet olfl;l,}2e2l_I_:_i£geipFes to workJ. I I
amliisqdors chlleil flu? White [ldulre to
learn whether they had been targets,and
Presidential counsel Philit Buchen he-
rated Levi for not keeping Kelley "on o
shorter leash." Most iiitriguingly, the
director's disclosure also set other
tongues wagging. Ni-:wsw£t-:it's Antho-
ny Marro pieced together this story oftheformer agent who said he had taken part
in many break-ins. "You were told.
you set caught. you're _vn_v.°'" "W"
They were known as "black-bag teams"
or "black-bag boys" and they usually
consisted-at a minirnum-of a lock-
smith, a lookout and a couple of men to
do the ransaclcing. Depending on the
purpose of the break-in, one of them
would know how to use a camera or
install a bug. Sometimes a "slugger" was
sent along to intercept unexpected visi-
tors. We had guys who, if they went bad,
would be the best second-story men in
die world," boasted one former agent.
Over the years, a Justice Department
olcial told Nr~:wswE1-:i:'s
Stephan Lesher, the FBI
conducted about 1,500
brealc-ins of foreign embas-
sies and missions, mob hang-
"out$ and the headquarters of
such extremist groups as the
Ku Klux Klan and the Ameri-
can Communist Party. Em-
bassy break-ins, averaging
one a month by one estirnate,
were usually staged to get
information that could help
the National Security Agen-
cy break foreign codes.
Bugs: One top source said
last weelc that he never knew
' ofa case in which the FBI
planted a bug in an embassy;
if the code were cracked, no
bug would be needed any-
way and, besides, a diplo-
matic bug was almost sure to
be found. But break-ins
against organized-crime g-
ures and U.S. Communists
were almost always to plant
bugs. They had bugs in mob
apartments all over New
York," said one govemment
investigator.
A break-in at a mob oliice
in Brooklyn, for example,
might employ only a lookout,
a driver for a getaway car and
a couple of agents. But a
break-in at a major embassy
or mission would re uire notonly a slcilled lB31'I'l,[l'il.It doz-
ens of agents to fan out across
the city-and watch all of the 50 to 60gersons known to have keys to the
uilding. The agents who entered usual-
ly would take in sensitive cameras capa-
ble oftaking pictures without a ash! and
small copying niacliines that could be
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_ no badge, no guns. no credentials.
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read ' " said one FBI source.e!" y everything in sight."M3 won d photogra h the codingmachine from every possiblze angle, then
copy messages and replace Llie originals.
The idea was that the National Security
Agency would have intercepted incom-
ing coded messages and the FBI would
have decoded copies. That. plus the
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Two sources said that the FBI actually
smuggled out an entire coding machine
about fteen years ago. Borrowing a
truck and uniforms from a garbage-
collection company. agents drove into
the yard of the Czech Embassy in Wash-
ington and waited near an open window,
through which a Czech defector passed
not only the machine but nearly a truck-
load of les. "They were so excited that
they forgot to pick up the garbage," said
one source. The nest morning, the FBI
filmed the results from a hide-out. "One
of the funniest things you'd ever see,"
the source said, "was the film of the
Czech deputy chief of security going to
the Soviet Embassy with his hat in his
hand. The Czechs couldn't even wire
Prague to tell them what had happened.
They had to go to the Soviet Embassy
and use the Soviet machines."
Salute: This same source and another
agreed that in the late 19505 and early
l%0s the FE! also broke into the Polish
and Yugoslav emlrassies iii Washington.
At least three separate bureau sources
agreed that there was no way" for
agents to penetrate the Soviet Embassy,
so instead they targeted Soviet satellite
countries. Even allies. such as France or
japan, were occasional targets. as were
the Arab states. "All the Arab embassies
were easy," said one bureau source.
"The only problem was tripping over the
Israelis already inside." He said that in at
least one case-Fill aizents breaking into
an Arab mission found themselves face
to ice with Israeli agents. 9292'hat happens
in such cases? "You salute each other
and walk away," the source said. "No-
body wants any trouble."
There were enough problems as it
was. Once, in a mob headquarters in the
hlidwest, an agent plantinr a micro-1z ! .-¥J-II-'the owner ofa hardware stare
, and get plaster to repair l e
ceiling before dawn. During
the late 19505, two sources
said, an agent had a heart
attack and died while help-
ing with a hag job in one of
t:he Eastern European em-
bassies. And sometimes local
police stumbled onto an Flil
break-in. When that hap-pened, "You hit the crisp and
you ran," said one ormer
agent. Said another: "There
were some nasty confronta-
tions in back alleys."
Two sources recalled a
case ten years ago in which
FBI agents had earlier plant-
ed a bug in the office of a mob
attorney and had gone back
in to juice it up." Que agentdropped something that heshou dn't have been carrying
anyway--either his creden-
¢ tials orareportwith his name
on it--and when the lawyer came iin hrlextmorning, it was near t__e FBI ha- ___enthere. As fthed sources recalled it, the
agent was ire .
There were cases in which local police
concealed the FBI's tracks. More than a
decade ago, a former New York City
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the apartment of a Soviet diplomat as-
signed to the United Nations. As usual,
there was an agent on watch in the lobby
of the apartment, but the Bussianwho
had forgotten some theater tickets-
somehow returned without being spot-
ted. When he discovered the agents,
their only recourse was to pretend that
they really were burglars. They hit him,
knocked him down and hurriedly ran-
sacked the room. The Russians called the
cops, who carne to investigate, but later
that night the FBI told the detectives notto probe too hard. The detectives were
un appy about it because they had to ll
out monthly status reports on the un-
solved" case.
On one occasion, ho---ever,
the FBI unwittingly helped theNew York police. An FBI agent l
was breaking into the apartment '
of a mobster while a lookout and
a getaway man waited in sepa-
rate cars. The plan was-{or the
"burglar" to come out and signal
to the lookout, who would honk
twice; the getaway car woulddrive up and Islpeed the "bur-
glar" away. "O they went at Q0
miles per hour," said a fomier
agent. "About six blocks away,the driver looks at the passenger '
and says, Who the f-- are you?
The passenger looks at the driv-
er and answers, Who the f-- are
you ?' " The passenger, it iJ?
whose target was another apart- -NEW YORK:
MAC the Knife
Two crises agoas New H
reckons time these la1!'§-Ct
Carey and the New York Sum
ture created the i92ll.t11l 'lpLtl .1Corporation to help the Bit: Ap
ban, ruptcy. That was liucl-; in
Big Mac, as it was llTIIl"i£' llillt'l92
quickly prepared to hike on p
citys staggering S6 billion l:
short-term debts. The .92l.-92C 9292
long-term bonds of its u9292'ul'
specially earmarked city stilt-
while watching over the in
gimmick-ridden City Hull
making process. POlitlc'i;92r|92. un
and nancial leaders heaved
reliefbut that proved prema
city resumed its gi!!i!iil£'ltr§.'. Bi
a tepid welcome in the houd I
Iancl New York was faced last 92-
the most distasteful dose of fls
cine it has yet had to swallow.
IIIIIQQ: With its first S1 hill
issue not completely sold and it
billion still to offer, Big .92lu
Mayor Abe Beame to the City .
Only weeks before, Beanie but
massiye layoffs of city wnrki
19,000 of which were still sup;
effect despite additional tasii
authorized for the city to help
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painful experienteiut-lutlim
day garbage strike-had tlune n
than good to the city.s ilmurc 9292"
tiai investors, Beanie 92.s'=.!s told
chairman Thomas D. l~"l_um
board directors. The Big .92lat
came back from their road §llO92'
and discouraged about the cit
around the country," one cil
said. "They couldn't believe th
to the city and its life-st}-le
tuition at City University to
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sunnrrrxrxous rrrmr: e-j Between the years 1942 to 1967, the Federal Bureau of
..; Investigation PEI! utilized eurrept1tioue entry in cases bearing
; on the security of the Nation. when a Special Agent in Charge
1 SAC! of a field ofiica considered the technique necessary to
~ =: the conduct of an investigation, he would make his request to
--_ the appropriate Assistant Director, justifying need for a
, c surreptitious entry and assuring it could be safely accomplished
I ' with full security. In accordance with Director's Hoover's
instructions, a memorandum outlining the acts of the request
was than prepared tor approval of rr. Tolson, the Associate
Director, or Director Hoover. Subsequently, the memorandum
_L_=w, was filed in the Assistant Director: office under a Do Not
*** K File procedure, and thereafter destroyed. In the field office,
tne SAC raintained a record of approval, as a control device,
in his office safe. At the next yearly field office inspection,
J a review would be made of these records by the Inspector to=31-_' insure that the EEC was not acting without prior Keadquarters
approval in conducting surreptitious entries. Upon completion of
. this review, those records were then destroyed. Accordingly,
in attempting to now reconstruct those instances of surreptitious
entry, FBI Headquarters necessarily had to rely upon search oi
our indices and the recollection of Special Agents who night
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discontinuance of the aforementioned technique. In January,
196?, Director Hoover restated hie poeition in e memorandum
that he would oot euthorire use of the surreptitious entrytcchniqu. ~- 7 ' ' i _ o
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eurveiilancee, aurreptitioua entry ea required in many ;' -
instances. Prior to March 30, i965,_miorophooe installation
and activation did not require written authority fro the 1
Attorney Goarai, but could be effected om_rBI Headquarters
authority. "The Department was aware of this procedure as
evidenced by a memorandum trom tore: Attorney General Herbert
Brouneii, dated Hay 20, 1954, vhioh recognized FBI authorityto institute each eurveiiianoee. 'f ' V ~ jw - t ~ "":
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March 30, 1965, Director Hoover etated that the P51 would
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the Attorney General -referred to microphones involvieq
trespass and confirmed his mmderstaading that such microphones
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perioci Jgl-II; 1.967, to March, 1975, the Attorney
authorised operation of 172 microphone survoillanes.-a .'
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nicrophone,surveillance would be feasible at e particular n
location were authorized by FBI Beadquarters. Some of these
teasihility surveys involved trespass. Where s microphone -t;
installation was considered feasible, authority for oporation
of the surveillance === obtaiooc {rem the Attorney General,
Since September, 1974, the FBI has followed s policy of -
requesting authority ot the Attorney General o conduct these
feasibility surveys. Since that tins, the Attornoy General §_
has authorized surveys and installations on 23 occasions.' i
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Assistant to the Attorney General at the Department on August 14,
1975, to dncues veriws aspects relating to cwtioned investigative
INTD, met with Mr Buckley in room 5123 Justice Bu ding
Mr. Buckley raised a number out questions relating to the use of this
technique which he desired answered for his clarification. These
included definitions and background relating to targets and procedures
in implementing the technique. Mr. Buckley was shown and later at
his request furnished copies of memorandum from Mr. Sullivan to 1 _
;_ Mr. DeLoa.ch dated 7/19/66 captioned "Black Bag Jobs" and memoran-
dum oi Director Hoover to Messrs. Tolson and DeLoach dated 1/ 7/6'7,
uncaptioned but relating to this technique. He indicated he would return
' Mr. Buckley requested that the FBI i-be;St§rIdB1Q we
following questions relating to the use of this techn3u_e_in..nQnnection A .~
with criminaliiigivestigaltggnsg
- --1. Are "surveys" conducted by FBI personnel to deter-
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Re: Burreptitious Entries
66-B160
2. Where surreptitious entry is etfected for micro-
phone installation, is the entry limited to the installation or are
documents searched for, examined or photographed?
3. While in the past microphone surveillance was used
only in kidnaping and extortion cases, Mr. Buckley suggested that
recent information probably in the news media, although he did not
say! indicates that surreptitious entry and microphone surveillance
have been used in organized crime matters. He requested he be fur-
nished iniormation relating to the use at these techniques in the
criminal area,
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GID concurs with recommendation that arrangements
be made for meeting with Mr. Buckley.
#611» is Prepared torespond in essence as fo ows to Mr. Buckley's inquiries as
they pertain to matters supervised by GID: ! Prior to the
installation of any microphones pursuant to a court authorization,
only surveys utilizing information from legitimate sources are
conducted. This would likely involve information from individuals
knowledgeable of the spaces involved such as building managers,
informants, etc. ! Entries made for authorized microphone
installations are limited to the installation processes and
are not for other examination or search. ! Personnel of GID
are unaware of any cases within its supervisory responsibility
wherein microphone installations were made requiring an illegal
entry. The basis for Mr. Buckley's reference to Kidnaping and
Extortion cases is unknown.
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Special Investigative Division concurs with recommendations
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On 8/ 19/ 75, Stanley Pott-inger, Assistant Attorney General,
Civil Rights Division, telephonically advised Inspector Paul L. Mack that
3 has been designated by the Attorney General to look into our
ur1_:e_;>tit__i&1s_ent1'y program. I-Ie wanted to alert the FBI that he is!£e'que§t'ing ééi-tin 'i1iater-i*r'1eeded to adequately conduct his inquiry. e f
o $9stated a letter would be forthcoming outlmmg H1 detail h.l.S request but , , 'essentially it is as follows: V
each entry f om 1/ 1/ 66 to the present.
2! Location and nature of premises entered.
Identities of persons occupying the premises entered. /_'I'he ldelltlty of any 0 t1on that wg &eé§,_XL5
ti The specic purpose of the entr§!iC-43~ .L _L -Q57? - 0 -~l~ 7 '
6,! The nature and identity of information obtained.
'7]! Identity of any other organizations of government
local or Federal! which prompted or participated in the ent:y_____
81' Identity of all FBI personnel involved in the entry
as well as all PBISOIIRBI who approved the entry. 9 AUG 29 1975
9! Identity of the les that relate to the entry.1! List of surreptitious entries including date oi entry forI W
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In addition, he requested copies of memoranda of former
Director J . Edgar Hoover prepared in I966 and 1967 which he terminated
surreptitious entries. He also requested a copy of memorandum recording_92
the fact that former Attomey General Herbert Brownell _, bgen briefed 92 _ Ain 1954 regarding surreptitious entries. _,_ *¢'* ' / H i; k 5'-if
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AAG Pottinger requested that the necessary data
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RE: SURREPTITIOUS ENTRIES
AAG Pottinger and Departmental Attorney Frank Allen
subsequently advised on 8/19/75 that in connection with microphone
installations they recognize that the Bureau's policy at one time was to
conduct a feasibility survey prior to securing authority to make the
installation and that this policy has been changed so that any feasibility
surveys conducted are made following receipt oi the Attorney Genera.l's
authorization. They requested a separate listing be compiled with
respect to surreptitious entries in comiection with microphone installations
ACTION :
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General Investigative Division take necessary steps to obtain the requested
information and Intelligence Division coordinate response to AAG Pottinger
by 8/22/75.
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Memorandum
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Dlluchr SIc'y __Reference is made to memorandum of Mr. J. B.
Adams to Mr. P. L. Mack, August 19, 1975. _
__9292BFrom January, 1966, to the present time, t ere
have been 91 surreptitious entries conducted in conn ction
with investigations handled by the Special Investigative
Division. All of these entries have been under authority of
court order and in accordance with Title III of the Cmnibus
Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968, and were under-
taken for the purpose of installing electronic devices for
the interception of oral communications. In each instance,
at the conclusion of the court-authorized period of inter-
ception, a second entry was made for the purpose of retrieving
the electronic device.
Further, in compliance with the provisions of the
above act, subjects of interception were advised no later than
90 days after the termination of the period of the court
order that their conversations were intercepted by theGovernment. £/P,
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FBI Headquarters.éz -//1/ ..!~X ll
In regard to item four, all entries were/in" *~92_
accordance with court orders regarding criminal activity on
the part of individuals. No organizations were the targetsof the entries. I / 0/?!
Gaga R5043 42
- Mr. Gallagher p - ---_ 1.. .
Mr. Wannall v=- - _ CQNTINUED - QVERIn regard to items three and nine, information
requested in referenced memorandum is not retrievable at
6QLE U
- Mr. Callahan
Mr. Adams
Mr. Mack
, - r. Cleveland ~.~"1'-1 ii AUG 291975
- Mr _1' > j¢C7 téi:.L 1 ___ :1
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Memorandum to Mr. Cleveland
Re: Surreptitious Entries
In regard to item five, the specific purpose'o£
all entries was the installation of an electronic device
for the interception of oral communications.
In regard to item six, this does not apply since
purpose of entry was solely for installation purposes.
In regard to item seven, no other organizations of
government, local or Federal, prompted or participated in
the entry.
In regard
personnel involved
Headquarters
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in the entry is not retrievable at FBI
s further pointed out that approval of
der the provisions of Title III of the
01 and Safe Streets Act of 1968. In the
davits, FBI Agents coordinate activities
e United States Attorney
aliation is desired, and
Headquarters for review
Legal Counsel Division,
fter, it is forwarded to
oval of the Attorney General or his
ter, approval is obtained from a
ict Judge in the district of origin ofin the judicial
the affidavit
by appropriate
and the Director
the Department
ing, detail each specific entry and
as requested in items one and two:
Date Date Date Nature of
Location Court Order ,Installed Discontinued Premises
6/11/69 7/9/69 7/11/69 Residence
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New York, New York
New York, New York
Miami, Florida
Farmington Township,
Michigan
East Chicago,
Indiana
Brooklyn, New York
UGITOIT, micnigan
Norfolk, Virginia
Brooklyn, New York
South Mountain Grove,
Pennsylvania
Miami, Florida
Staten Island,
New York
Lansing, Michigan
Lansing, Michigan1/26/70
4/2/70
6/12/70
7/8/70
9/23/70
11/23/70
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10/12/70
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Location Court Order Installed DiscontinuedDate Date Date Nature of
Premises
Wilmington,
Delaware
Buffalo, New York
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Bayonne, New Jersey
Miami, Florida
New York, New York
Newark, New Jersey
Struthers, Ohio
New York, New York
New York, New York
Queens, New York
Kansas City, Kansas
Passaie, New Jersey
San Francisco,
California
Buffalo, New York
Queens, New York
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Memorandum to Mr. Cleveland
Re: Surreptitious Entries
Location ,§ourt order installed Qiscpntinued
Jersey City, New
Jersey
Queens, New York
Buffalo, New York
Beverly Hills,
California
New York, New York
New York, New York
New York, New York
Rochester, New York
Brooklyn, New York
Rochester, New York
Buffalo, New York
Brooklyn, New York
Brooklyn, New York
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
New York, New York
Sherman Oaks,
CaliforniaDate Date Date Nature of
Premises
1/5/73
1/15/73
1/16/73
1/26/73
2/7/73
2/7/73
2/23/73
3/5/73
3/21/73
4/9/73
4/11/73
4/12/73
5/8/73
6/1/73
6/20/73
9/19/731/8/73
1/15/73
1/16/73
1/28/73
2/8/73
3/13/73
3/20/73
3/6/73
4/9/73
4/10/73
5/9/73
4/13/73
5/3/73
6/4/73
6/21/73
9/20/733/13/73
1/31/73
1/31/73
3/6/73
2/21/73
3/21/73
4/3/73
3/20/73
4/24/73
4/24/73
5/17/73
5/21/73
5/23/73
6/15/73
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Re: Surreptitious Entries
Location
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California
Medbury, Michigan
Bloomfield, New
Jersey
Kansas City,
Missouri
Kansas City
Missouri»
Chula Vista,
California
Syracuse, New York
Waltham,
Massachusetts
San Francisco,
California
Brooklyn, New York
New York, New York
Newark, New Jersey
Manhattan, New York
Bronx, New York
Pittsburgh,
PennsylvaniaDate Date Date
Court order Installed piscontigued~ 'A~+~-4 :~_._..
Nature of
PE°mi§2$
9/19/73
9/27/73
10/4/73
10/5/73
11/9/73
11/16/73
11/19/73
11/27/73
12/19/73
1/3/74
3/21/74
4/16/74
4/22/74
7/11/74
7/30/749/20/73
9/30/73
10/6/73
11/7/73
11/7/73
11/22/73
11/22/73
12/s/73
12/20/73
1/8/74
3/23/74
4/19/74
4/23/74
7/17/74
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Date
Location Court Order
7. Chicago, Illinois
8. Baltimore, Maryland
9. Bronx, New York
10. North Miami, Florida
ll. Bayonne, New Jersey
12. Chicago, Illinois
13. Springfield,
Massachusetts
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15. Newark, New Jersey
16. Gates, New York
17. Hartford, Connecticut
18. Syracuse, New York
19. Union City, New Jersey
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2. Binghamton, New York
3. Inglewood, California
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There is currently active microphone surveillance
under court order dated July 31, 1975.
Inventories in court orders wherein 90 days
has not currently expired may not have been served upon
all individuals overheard. It is anticipated that in
accordance with the provisions of Title III this will
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A review of the files of the Special Investigative Division indicates
that from January, 1966, to the present time there have been six surreptitious
entries conducted in connection with investigations handled by the General
Investigative Division. All of these entries have been under authority of
court order and in accordance with Title III of the Omnibus Crime Control
and Safe Streets Act of 1968, and were undertaken for the purpose of
installing electronic devices for the interception of oral communications.
In each instance, at the conclusion of the court-authorized period of inter-
ception, a second entry was made for the purpose of retrieving the electronic
device.
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subjects of interception were advised no later than 90 days after the termina-tion of the period of the court order that their conversatiyns were xiyter-cepted" I -: '1 - /§-ll-Iligng -P !Dy U16 L:0VErnm¬Ilt. Lfk I I ff. I "' ,4! _r¢___'j'!nor ma {.4 - 9In regard to It zfnd 9; 1.IIfOIIn3.'|ZiOI1 requested in referenced
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In regard to Item 6, this does not apply since the purpose of
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In regard to Item 7, no other organizations of government, local
or Federal, prompted or participated in the entry.
In regard to Item 8, the identity of FBI personnel involved in the
entry is not retrievable at FBI Headquarters. It is further pointed out
that approval of entry is handled under the provisions of Title III of the
Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968. In the preparation
of affidavits, FBI Agents coordinate activities with the appropriate U. S.
Attorney in the judicial district where installation is desired, and the
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The following detail each specific entry and provide information
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formation about captioned activities conducted by the
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entry. Several of the categories, including date of entry,
location and nature of premises, and occupants of the
premises, were self-explanatory; others, including the
nature of information and materials obtained, and identity
of DB1 personnel involved in the entries were subject to
various interpretations and therefore in need of further
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and materials obtained," will, in the case of microphone
installations, be limited to that information gathered
from th 'e microphone itself. Therefore, this category,
according to Mr. Allen, may be answered by responding asCategory number 6, the "nature d£;infOrmat1On
'7iato whether or not conversations were overh2a2E_$i;g4_ __j2T¬}1¥1f-
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Re: surreptitious Entries
Category number 8, regarding the identity of
all FBI personnel who took part in the entries, and any
person who approved or recomended such entry," may be
answered by identifying ! the Field Supervisor and
highest approving authority in the field office who to-
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case supervisor and highest approving Bureau official
who together approved the activity for a field office,
! approval of the Attorney General on the appropriate
date, and ! the identities of the Special Agents who
actually took part in the installation, or survey.
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officials such as Relief supervisors, Assistant Special
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approve field communications to FBIHQ recomending surveys
and installations, and subsequent FBIHQ authorizations to
the field. Where appropriate therefore, the identity of
the individual signing a communication, and for whom,
should be noted.
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who took part in the actual survey and installation,
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normally would not reveal this information. Mr. Allen
inquired if the data might be obtained through recollection
of field office Special Agents assigned to the appropriate
areas of investigation. He was advised that in a number
of instances, the information might be obtained by this
method, although retirements, reassignments, and deaths
of Agent personnel would undoubtedly hinder the attempt.
Mr. Allen indicated the Bureau should make a reasonable
effort to secure the requested identities.
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lack of any indication in FBIHQ and field office files
that a trespass or entry was comitted during a survey
for microphone installation was brought to Mr. Allen's
attention. The matter was resolved in favor of indicating
where appropriate, in the Bureau's response to the
Department, that FBIHQ and field office files contain no
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REBUTELS AUGUST 20, 1975; AND SEPTEHBE 11, 1975-
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NOTE:
Reference the 8/19/75 letter of J. Stanley Pottinger,
AAG Civil Rights Division, Department of Justice, entitled
"Surreptitious Entries," wherein AAG requests information about
surreptitious entries conducted by Bureau since 1/1/66. Recent
GAD eooit oi the Interoel Security Division, New York Division,
has revealed a number of entries and investigative techniques,
not further identified. New York is being requested to furnish
information in the nine categories sought by the Department,
and to identify the investigative techniques. .
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FBI since January 1, 1966 for inst lla
us crime Control and _ ' S Act of 1968. All
the entries were conducted, a tion of electronic
devices for interception ot oral communications under authority
of court order and in accordanoe with title III 1
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Bureau since l/1/66. En lc osed is a memorandum showing
9'7 entries conducted by the Bureau under provisions of
Title III of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets
Actor 1968. This information furnished Intclli
by Generalgence Divisio
and Special Investigative Divi i 1
of R. . lls ons in memorandaB ccarthy to 14:. w. v. Cleveland, dated 0/21/15, an
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JUNE Septeter ll, 1975
- J. IIeuemnnxws no-ans l
The federal Iureau oi Investigation has conducted Q7
surreptitious entries since January 1, 3.966, in oameotion with
investigations handled ender authority or a court order and in
accordance with provisions or ri le III oi the thnihes cries
control and Safe Streets act or
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conclusion of the court-authorieed period of intarceptim, a
second entry was esds for the purpose of retrieving the
electronic device.t
ll. _all'o£ these entries were
In cowlienoe with provisions or the daowe lot,
subjects of interception were advised an later than 90 days
after termination oi the surveillance that their conversations
were intercepted by the Government. all interceptions were
iede on the haiii of criiinal ac-tir.-it? on the pert er eehjeet
individuals. No organisations were targets or the entries.
The specitic purpose of each entry was for the 92
installation or an electronic device to intercept oral ~
communications. llo other organizations or government, 92
local or Federal, promoted or participated in the mtries. -92,/ h
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pee-iieieee ef ritle III ef the ebe-v"-e ace. at e eld office
level, special agents coordinate with the appropriate United States
F Attorney in the judicial district where installation ia desired
V in the preparation of aftidavits regarding the desired interception.9/ The affidavit is forwarded to the P31 Headquarters for review by '
appropriate supervisory personnel, Legal Counsel Division, and
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MRCI-l, 19$, REPORTS ON ISA EAST COAST AID HID-WEST TOLRS
IDENTITY OF YSA IEPBERS ATTENDING ALGERIAN YOUTH FESTIVAL
CURRENT LEGAL FROCEEDIHSS AID EXPENES OF CABS.
REPORTS REGARDIN3 ACTIVITIES OF YSA IEIBERS ASSIGNED
TO ABS TOLR IN VARIOUS SOUTHERN AID SOUTH-BEST CITIES.
I. CORRESPONDENCE BETHEEN Sal? NATIONAL OFFICE AND YSA RE--
GARDIIE HAIDLIPB OF ACTIVITIES IN RACIAL SITUATION IN SOUTH.
7. NOE
AGENTS HHO E NTERED:
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ENTRY APPROVIED BY SAC ROIEY
:1 mu FCLIJER 22 JANUARY 2, T96:
l DATE OF ENTRY, JULY I6, 1985
2 NATIONAL mmaumm-zns or vs»: no
saunas uzsr, mrc
3 SAIE A5 NUFBER 2
4 YSA AID CABS-
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AID CABS
A CHAIHES IN IDENTITIES OF IMTIOIIAL COMMITTEE IEFBER5
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TO JOE 29, I963»
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_ B EC MINUTES FOR JUIE APB JLLY, 1965. I
C. CORRESPONDENE BETUEEII LOCALS AID NATIONAL OFFIE RE-T.
GARDING LOCAL ACTIVITY THROUGHOUT WUNTRY
IDENTITY OF IEH IEPBERS-AT LARGE-
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CHICAGO. 92
H. PROPOSED CABS LEGAL HAhEI.lVE.RS.
I. CABS NATIONAL TOLR RESLLTS.
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ENTRY APPROVIED BY SAC DONALD E. ROIEY.
9. SAC FOLDER - 25 JLLY 1, 1965 TO DECEFBER 51. 1965!.AGENTS IHO ENTERED!
msrmsn
1. mm: or ENTRY, usczzrsan la, uses.
2. NATIONAL IEADQUARTEBS OF YSA AN! CABS, ROOM 6-51, 41 UNION
sauama ussr , wrc.
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ADDRESSES.
a= waunrv OF 9.1.1. LOQAL rap. as-:»";;.es up n;:m:~;ns-n-
LARGE rmouauoutr uuxrzn s'rm~:s. '
C. NATIORAL FIMIICIAL DATA AID CIRRESPOIIJEIICE IO AND FRO!
YSA AID CABS NATIONAL OFFICES. ' -
" "°"' _ /1 I/4 92
8AGENTS HHO ENTERED:
ENTRY APPROVED BY SAC ROlEY-
9; SAC FOLDER - 25 CJLLY 1, I965 T0 DEIEFBER 51, I965!»
Io DATE OF ENTRY, MARCH 4, 1966-
2: NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS OF TIE YSA AID CABS, ROOM 555, 41
UNION SQUARE WEST, NYC. '
3. SAIE AS NUIBER 2.
4. YSA AID CABS.
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AID CABS ACTIVITIES.
S. INFORM! ION OBTAI!£Ds
A. CORRESPONDENCE FROM NILUAUIEE, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON,
HINPEAPOLIS, CHICAGO, SAN FRANCISW, DETROIT, AD LOS AIHELES RE-
GARDING ACTIVITIES, FEFBERSHIP, AND OBJECT HES OF THESE YSA LOQLS.
B. CLRRENT INFORIMTION REGARD HG YSA ANTI-UAR ACTIVITY
ON A NATIONAL BASIS.
C. DEC MINUTES OF CANADIAN ISA, FEBRUARY I2, I966.
D. AGEIDA AID ORGANIZATION OF YSA NATIONAL CONVENTION,
MARCH 4 - 6, 1966.
E. COMPLETE FINANCIAL DATA OF YSA, JANUARY-DECEIBER, 1965.
F. LIST OF CABS ORGANIZERS MTIONALLY.
G. MINUTES OF UPTOUN LOCAL, IEFBERSHIP, AND EECUTIVE
COMMITTEE MINUTES, DECEFBER, I965, JANUARY, 1966, AID FEBRUARY, I966.
H. PEN ADDRESES FOR SEWRAL SI SUBJECTS.
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DATE OF ENTRY, Ji.I..Y I, 1966-
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS OF YSA ADD CABS, ROOM 535, 41 UNION
seuans uzsr, uvc.
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INFORMATION OBTAIIEOI
A, IEWEETTER REPORTS TO MTIONA1. OFFIE, JUIE, 1966, RE-¢
_ GARDIIPE AREA TOIRS.
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C, OOMPLETE AREA REPORTS FROM PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON,
UASHIRGIOH, DO, QEELAQ, SAR FRANCTSCO, DETROIT, BALTIMORE Y5A
LOCALS.
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LOCAL cum, YSA, an anoanwmr, nvc.
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4. SUP ADD Ysn.
s. to osnuu mronmnou cone:-znmns saP AID wsn.
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A. POLITICAL COMMITTEE MINUTES; JANUARY 2!, I966,
FEBRUARY 4, I966.
B- CORRESPONDENCE WITH CANADIAN TROTSKYISTS REGARDIM IN-
rzmm. nxsrmss Ill uunzn Statis.
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In CORRESPOIDENGZ REGARDIHS SIP AND H.E¢B. DUBOIS ACTIVITY
IN CHICAGO»
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MINUTES OF SIP NC PLENUM, FEBRUARY ll-13, 1966.
LEADERSHIP CORRESPONDENCE REGARDIH INTERNAL PARTY
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PROTEST, MRCH 27. I966.
E. 9JP- NYL BRANCH FINANCIAL SITUATION.
F. 9dP- NYL EXECUTI92E COMMITTEE MINUTES. MARCH 15, 1966,
MARCH 7, 1966, FEBRUARY 27. 1966, FEBRUARY 25, I966, FEBRUARY 15,
1966, FEBRUARY 6, I966, JANUARY 29, 1966, JANUARY 23, I966.
G. CHANBES OF ADDRESS OF SE92ERAL MEFBERS.
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MARCH IO AID 17, 1966. '
B. YSA DOWNTOWN LOCAL FEETING MINUTES, MARCH I6, I966,
MARCH 2. I966, FEBRUARY I6, I966.
MENTC. FEFBERSHIP LIST - YSA DOUNTUJN LOCAL.
D. FINANCIAL DATA.
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9. SAC FOLDER 24 - JANUARY 1. 1966 - -JUDE 3B, I966!.
1. DATE OF ENTRY, APRIL 22, I966.
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OF TEN BRA NCHES.
B. CONFIDENTIAL ADDRESS BOOK OF NATIOML-INTERNATIONAL
TROTSKYITES.
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E. CORRESPO IDENCE BETWEEN SEATTLE BRANCH AID NATIONAL
PEADQUARTERS REGARDIIIEI FACT IONAL DISPUTE-
F. CORRESPOBDENCE BETWEEN DEN92£R BRANCH AID NATIONAL
IEADQUARTERS REGARDIN3 INTERNAL STRIPE»
G. PARTY REPORT REGARDIIB SINO- SOVIET RESOLUTION.
H. OBJECIHES OF FERIT PUBLISHERS-
I. NATIONAL FINANCIAL DATA.
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B. ACTIVITY or mu YORK co:-mmsa to same no: moors non:
m-zwsmrmz.
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9. SAC FOLDER 24 - JANUARY I, I966 TO JUIE 39, I966!
1, DATE OF ENTRY, JUPE IT» I966.
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ACTIVITIES TO DATE.
TO JUNEG. CORRESPOMDENEE FROM $92ERAL BRANCHES REGARDIPB ACTIVITIES.
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HAY 6; 1966, MY 19, I966, MY 26, 1966, JUDE 2, I966, JUIE 9,
I966.
C. Y5A DOWNTOWN LOCAL FEETIH5 MINUTES, APRIL 28, 1966 AND
JUNE 1, I966.
D. DISCUSSION PAPER OF YSA TO EICOIIJ NATIONAL CONVENTIOI
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Surreptitious Entries Or Bag Jobs!" which requested that
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possible criminal charges.
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certain information regarding surreptitious entries conducted
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entitled warrantlcss Electronic Surveillance by the FBI. one
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Bsferoaol is nade to your letter o! August 1!, 1975,
in which you requested information concerning srreptitious
entries conducted by the FBI since January 1, 1966. '
Enclosed is a memorandum dated September 3, 1975,
cotaining a list of surreptitious entries conducted since
January 1, 1967. A separate list detailing additional entries
since January l, 1966, will he funished your oftice as soc "
as the intoruatiou is compiled. -
You requested intornation in nine categories
concerning each surreptitious entry. You will note in the
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to provide this data: houevor, the compartmentalized procedures
of administration or theao activities will preclude, in many
cases, location of information rogsring identities of individuals
involved and identities of approving authorities.
as the Department has been advised previously by
memorandum dated July 25, 1975, entitled 'Surreptitinue Entry,
approval tor uee oi the technique ct eurreptitiouc entry re:
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investigations. When a Special agent in charge SAC! of a
tield otice considered the technique necessary he sould aake
a request to the apgropriateuhaeistant Director, justifying
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and thereafter destroyed. In the field offie, the SAC -
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an Inspector would review approvals to conduct surreptitious
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destroyed. .
In addition to surreptitous entries conducted in
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been conducted by the IBI for installation of electronic
devices for interception of oral counicatione under anthority
of e court order, and in accordance with Title III of the
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January l, 1968, I total of 97 such entries has been conducted
by the FBI, all following passage of the Act.
If you desire, a separate listing of surreptitious
entries meeting the above criteria will be furnished your office.
Pursuant to your request, attached is a copy of a
memorandum from I. C. Sullivan to Mr. C. D. DeLoech, dated
July 19, 1966, entitled "Black Bag Jobs: memorandum of
January G, 1967, prepared by Director Hoover: and memorandum
from the Attorney General to Director, FBI, dated Hay 20, 1954.
As information being furnished, in some instances,
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counterintelligence field, compromise of which would severely
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surreptitious entries conducted by the Bureau. Mr. Pottinger
requested a list dating from 1/1/66; however, since this involves
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