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flOn Tuesday, 2-20-S1, Representative Albert Gore spoke "at a luncheon sponsored by the Exchange Club at the King Cotton .Hotel, Memphis, Tennessee. SAC D. S. Hostetter of the Memphis _ -f__Office and I were guests. The talk of Mr. Gore was in connection- / _with Crime Prevention week of the Exchange Clubs. During the D 92 _ fih cqmnents, Mr. Gore was extremely commendatory in ': _ '' ' h Bureau specifically V -course of is
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' ' orld's greatest.jhis comments conc3: stating that the Director in his opinion was the w _leader in law enforcement and that the Bureau was the country's -Qleading law enforcement organization. _
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, My attention was called to the remarks
you made at the luncheon sponsored by the Exchange _,9}, Glub at Ilenphie, Tennessee, in connection with .#.»~,-,¢;/f? Crime Prevention Ieeln Your comments concerning ,, "1. '
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sincere appreciation of all of us in/the FBI-
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A WW m 9/_=d best regards,
_ Sincerely yours,
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~ The FBI received reports of 2619crimes- committed in,_Me!nphis inthe first six months of 1950, Rep.Albert Gore told ' the Exchange'-Done Abouiill? -
How" citizens jwili . be !eloniously~killed or assaulted todayijandto-_~nightmore'. than -1100 places s will,be burglarized-more than 450cars; Club today. _ ' .."Are you sat-
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his for a good * "R/°P~ G°*° 'ime prevention record, but point-, out that crimeis_'everybody'susiness requiring individual con-ern before it 'can=be reduced to_.minimum. {_¢ . ?~"i="1:_._ -"'5'-. '~ Once knownas'the murder cap-ital of the. nation, Memphis hascome a long way in erasing thatrecord," he said. "According to theFBI, you had 72 murders and non-negiigent manslaughters in 1940;37 in 1944; 38 in 1949 and 15 for thefirst six months of 1950.," ' '»- » Good, By Comparison ' -
. By comparison with .otherSouthern cities at like size, it isa good record. For the first sixmonths 'oi' 1950, here are some ofthe_- murder and non-negligentmanslaughter gures-_ . ; _f Memphis, 15., _ ..-Birmingham, 29. " - .Atlanta, 41.. _ U I -New Orleans, 34. j_' _ , _; Nashviiie,'20. i ~ ' -
fMe'mphis burglary, robbery, autoli ility insurance rates are as low, are to be, found, in _anyjcity ofili esize. This speaks well "for" ap lic-spirited citizenship 'whi_ch_h .not only insisted on having,but has actually: had a policy serv-ice that is satisfactory by eompara-.-ble'standards'. = -, 1." >1 -T.1- =?As.a Tennessean I am proud oflMemphis, proud92 of, its" record ofJcivic improvement, Jaw enforce-'ment and clean .livlng,- _tha.t- youhave as citizens and a city.»
Problems Remain f. _' .e "But evenwith this -good record,"iMemphis,' too, has its problems;§According-to FBI statistics, therewas in Memphis. in the. firstvsixmonths of 1950: - - 1-."156 aggravated assaui_t_s"almostone per day. .';-:5;F341 auto theltsall_nostj92two_-pebday. ' -." 2 "9-n.,6§---n!1§.:Pi1I1Y #748 housebreakiligs.Pgl:?*ehlEringgbur lariesmore ~thanI,1_-!ou:-4 perwill be' stolen. . . . " - , ' '--'~"I,tind'authoz_-itles attribute crime_ to many varied and complex causes.Any suggestion I-may make towardthe curbing of-crime will. be',,based_'-only on-common sense-"and some-knbwledge oi human nature: ' -V ".I believe crime prevention mustibegin_'in ourjholnes and;'with~ea'ch1citizen. The home, ,the=church,¬.theschool,-.~the_ playground, .law- and?law enforcement are keys. . .. _ I believe crime _can__ be reduced.if ,,we can succeed'in doing tourthings:' - V ~ -' .- . V"1. Encourage in all a desire todo right, creating a Christian con_-science against wrong. _. .4 "2.- Remove, insofar as possible,-the temptationfor crime. . ,"3. Minimize the probability off
"I ask you to_look at your city'srecordwhat have ' you done- tomake it better? - ~. What about -schools. They aregood, I am sure--but are they goodenough? : ' - - ' ' >-
What about your housing conlditions, playgrounds, parks, amuse-"ment centers? - _ _ "1' What percentage_of your peo-pleparticularly_ your young citi-zens, ' regularly attend "Sunday,school and church? -- 1 ' * f . What have you, as individuals,done, are now doing, or intend "to,doiabout it?" - ;- Special guests at the speak_er's_table includedsD.S, Hostetter; spe-'-cial_a_ge_nt_in_charge of. the _Mem-phis FBI office; G. C. Gearty, FBIinspector . from "'*-Washington, ,_a,ndfCommissioner Claude" -Armour. . '__O.jD. .~_Bz-atton, Memphis" ' lumbernjlinand_._Ex_change,ite.j iniroduced Rep.iGore. Ralph Crocke t preside .._'. iiCor;nr_nissi_one_r_ :',Armo'ur~ ,._inv d{ the public,-_'especia1ly;; Boy '_.l.j' 'dGirl Scouts _andschool'groupS toan jopen" house"at -'the- police. ta_tion: Thursday. 'Spe_cial-J .officers;wili.'conduct tours thru the police; .plant; with exhibits" in each"_de-2partment, Armour said. - -'
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Week's observ-ance _' by ~ Ex-change - Clubs-in. .the. ~_U. -.S:,R _e p.- G o repraised - Mem- _ _ _his for-a good ,G°.T'i"_'f. -_ime prevention,re_cbrd,j _but;point-' out that" I,!lm§"is_" everybody'susiness 'requiring_ _i_ndiv_idua_i- con-.'er'n'-"beioi'e-,i -_ one bQ'»redilced~'? tojr|inimui|1,_ ;' 5 <.'.',I;f-§;§g§;;?~:<r_j._.: . Once known92as;'the murder cap-ital' of the. nation, Memphis ' has-come a long way in erasing thatrecord," he said. "According to theIFBI, you had 72 murders and non-negligent mansiaughters in 1940;37. in 1944: 38 in1949 and 15 for thefirst six months of 1950.» '
Good,. By :Comparison_ ' " 1
"By comparison with .otherSouthern cities of like size, it isa good record.- For _the first sixmonths oi 1950, here are some ofthe » murder and non-negligent
_manslaughter~ figures- . Memphis, 15., .
Birmingham, 29.Atlanta, 41.
New Orleans, 34. ; _ "Nashville," 20.
"Memphis burglary, robbery, autoii ility insurance rates are as loware to be_ found, in any city ofii e size. This speaks Well for ap lie-spirited citizenship whichh .not only insisted on having,but has actually had a policy serv-ice that is satisfactory by compara-ble standards. V ; I. ' .4 As a Tennessean I am proud_ ofMemphis, proud92_ot its record ofcivic improvement, law enforce-ment and clean living; that-youhave as citizensand apcity. e
Problems Remain , i . . ,~- But evenwith this good record,""Memphis, too, has its problems.According to FBI statistics, there,was in Memphis- in the. firstsiximonths of 1950: _ -. '- -.I "156 aggravated assaui_ts"almostone per day. ,._:-1 ' qr;-_ -""341 auto thefts"ali_nost_'92twoday. ' ~." *1-~mr;.e»'3-~-',1v.!8:.'I_, "748 housebreakin'gsr8n1eii£b92
"low "citizens .w'ill. be feloniouslyikilled or assaulted today and"to-_='nightmore_.than 1100 places willbe burglarizedmore than $50 cars!will be stolen. . ; .' > 7 ~ _ ._ 4' "~ I find authorities attribute crimeto many varied and compl_ex_ causesuAny suggestion Iniay make towardthe curbing of crime will. be'.based?only !org'con}11;:>n sense gand some? nowe ge o uman na ure. " g ''.I believe .crime prevention must!begin, in our . homes and; with each!citizen. The hornehthel church}. .the.school, ;the- playground, ,iaw- -and,law enforcementare keys; -. '- '__,"I believe crime can be reduced;glrwe _can- succeed_' in .doing .fourngs: .= -."1.-Encourage in all a des_ire.todo right, creating a Christ,ian,con_-science against wrong. ,_=_ "2; Remove, insofar" aspossible,the".temptation¢for crime. - .- '-"3. Minimize the probability'_osuccessful reward Jar .-crime. I 1"--_¢ 4-. Make '- as --certain, as " possibthat f.retributi_on-._ _willf_ f_ol,lqg/_,__ copniggiqnlgf ;.::_> . ..~.-.. .=§;. ., . ,,
What'l-_!avofYou' Done?'. __ C _?" I ask you.to._ look at"you'r'city'srecord-what. have " you done I tomake it better? '"What about schools. They aregood, I am_ sure_but are they goodenough? ; » -' - What about your housing con-'ditions, playgrounds, parks, amuse-Iment centers? - , _ ' J-"_What percentage of your peo-,ple'-particular]y_ your young citi-, zens, ' regularly attend Sunday,school and church? 1 > . j"What have you, as individuals;done.'are now doing, or intend to,do.'about'i't?"' ~ 0 "' ' _ ;Special guests at the spe_ak_er's_table included D. S. Hostetter, spe-1eiai agent,in_charge of the Mem-Jphis FBI office; G. C. Gearty, FBI;inspector from " .Washingt0n, and;Commissioner Claude -Armour. __O.D. Bratton, Memphis lumbermanand Exchangeite, introduced Rep.Gore; Ralph Crockett presidetCommissioner -Armour .iny bdthe . pubiicrespeciallyf. Boy _. ' _§1dGirl Scoutsand school group toan open house at-the police. ta_-tion; Thursday. , Special-.'.otficers.will conduct tours thru the policeplant, with exhibits" in each"de-partment, Armour said, ' '
News About Daughter , _-~'Rep.,Gore was paged as he fleft;the speaker's platform. It_ was un-;pleasant news. .Mrs. Gore'cailed;from "Washington to tell himthattheir oldest daughter, Nancy,";13,.iideiéiésiiili; »i§£'3° £¬"p 6§?Z
tho and igllqontiniie to Somer_ 341 thefts or 1sr;s_¢h1;s,"o;;;§§'r;eithan $50_~nearly two per,>.dayl.. .-fie; "ass larcenies or, less than-sso--1.i6'Fe"than fiveiper day.'_. _.[ "150 f._robberies,a_hn_ost one 2 per;a . ~ ', Proud tho you rig'htly,gg_-e of=thefrecord .of__yo,ur eity"cor2per'ed _toTyour neighbors, 1. ask i you, as5 responsible, "leading citizens. .of£Memphis, are satisfied?;»;'-5 "It is impossibie,1'or_ 8-.P_olice;force, regardless /.of._ how, good itmay be," to, reventithembuik» of Ismail - burgiari,e's:"and. larcejnies toéwhich I have just made're_ference.~,=Pi::ice se1}vg:'e"m];:slt,~ have gay - ._s anceo- elw qecomm '_ ._i P "Looking at, the crlme._'picture;1l80Il8l|Y, I found a majorrcrimewas ¢lI_1,_,itt'¢d; 1 h" l:iir».'thUs.S.¢:veTy-}18i'!3::fdys'-=.;l¬g;8il9.3-1;
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PROUD OF CITY'S RECORD
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_ By ARCHIE QUINN '
Representative Albert Gore yes-terday paid tribute to Memphislow crime rate and then _asl-red
_what would be done-to reduce it,further. _ _ » _ ;-g
The congressman from Carthage,
representing Tennessee's FourthDistrict, spoke to the -ExchangeClub in the climax to Crime Pre-
vention Week, sponsored annuallyy tlie organization. R
As a Tennessean," Represe
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eat city of Memphis, proud oft e record or civic improvem t,
la enforcement and clean liv g
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City Has Problems -
"But "even with this good~rec-
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According tostatistlcs or the Fed-eral Bureau of Investigation, there?
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auto thefts per day-341.1'or the
period; more than four housebreak-_ings or entering _burglaries per day iI-748 for the period; nearly two-thefts or Iarcenies of more than $50
per day341 for the period; morethan five larcenies per day 0f_ sumsless than $50868.£or_ the-period;almost one robbery occurred-fperday-150 for" the period. J - -
, W.hen _you add" together thesecrimes," large and small, plusmur-ders and manslaughters,,you find
that during the first six months otprosperous, 1950, there were 2619,crimes"r,eported to the FBI as corn-mltt in Mem his. Aha t- ed 1» , - " _ mi"
' MEMPHIS CRIME RATERE.
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right-and creating a Christian,con-
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duced by O. D. l3ra_tton..Special
guests were Commissioner Armour,
D. S. Hostetter, special aglit in
charge of the Memphis office of
the FBI, and _c._c. Geartyr FBI
field inspector from Washington-
! Before the address, Homer Gen-
try presented checks to Joe Giles
ot the Memphis Academy ot Arts,
Bob Hurt of Memphis State Col-
lege, Joe Bennett_ot the-Academy
ot Arts and Don Brown of Mem-
s State. for the first four prize
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF TT£ MEMPHIS OFFICE' PERSONAL & CON¬x@E?TIe1
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Judge ELMER DAVIES, Middle bistrict of Tennessee, Nashville,was appointed to the bench unon the recommendation of Senator KENNETHMcKELLAR.' He has had a heart attack and is admittedly in very poor.
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inquiries or suggestions made conQ Recently ion;-jgressmzin 192L25ERT ¬0¬S"announced for the Senate
Ohealth. The need of Tennessee approximately a year ago. Senator McKel -McKELLAR's recommendation was that a nermanent additional Judge be 1! appointed in this district. Sanator ESTES KEFaUVER's recommendation wasthat a "roving Judge" be anpointed to handle the over-loaded dcckets lgin the Eastern, Middle and western Districts of Tennessee. = yg
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to the effect that they did not need
District of Tennessee but needed
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ME LET T0 DIRECTQRIi-1'-52 t V <at Nashville and indicated that the Jud e desired I; g .to him concerning a case nending before his court. When SA Freported to Judge DA IsS' office the Judge appeared to be in_a '> ,;Wcordial and rather joking mood. After a short conversation ccncerningrsthe case,» the agent started to leave and the Judge motioned for@;¢§£§g§him to keep his seat and indicated he wanted to talk to him a littlej i§%while longer. Judge navzss then"indicaaed that he had been advised that}the FBI had been checking on th courth docket concerning delinquent caseand cases which the court had not handled, and he asked if the FBI had Qt,Joined.with Congressman ALBERT GORE in the investigation of him. He A§*stated that he felt he had always handled criminal casesthat were handlefby the_FBI fairly exneditiously. Although he indicated th we akirthe statements in a. joking manner, it was obvious to Agent _ -a.-if:that he was curious concerning the reason for the checking o e cket,
_ _ W ,.?w . - _ _ '_» 1. I Y-.1»:Present during this n was Assistant U. S. AttcriiiDICK JOIBISON, Nashville. Agent assured Judge DAVIES that thecheck was made nurely as an adm n aura e measure for this office and Fa check had not been made of the entire docket but of our cases and todetermine the number of cases which had reached the stage-or orosecu~tion. Be was further advised that there was no political motive whatso-ever in the checkins of the docket and it was only done on the instructtions of the SAC. Mr. JOHNSON then interrupted-and explained that he hhad been aware that the FBI had been checking the docket and that wehad checked a number of files and records in his office in connection .aainserestt-n ewhishwaatheinsse'¢ndust§désiasthas-.l§9aPh1e_eOr;§iaassessesby Insnectors cutof Washington. Judge DAVIES was apparently satisfied 'withVthis explanation. » >
I would like to noint this out to advise theiureau of theh_;-sensitiveness of the situation. Ihave'beenfadiised that the recommen--dation for a Judge for the Middle District of Tennessee has been approvedby the House Judiciary Committee, and in all probability a Judge will A,be appointed on a permanent basis in the Middle District of Tennessee by;summer. In view of this and the possibility of relief in the Middle~;Lg:District of Tennessee, it is recommended that no contact be had with_thb§Department concerning relief or the assignment of visiting Judges at this15111190 » D _ - ' '
'_ -I would like to point out that Judge BOYD, western JudicialDistrict of Tennessee, advised me recently that he had been contactedby the Circuit Court in Cincinnati and requested to spend a portion ofhis time on the bench in the Middle District of Tennessee. He advisedthe Circuit Court that the pressure of his business in the western *District of Tennessee was a full-time Job, and that he would onlysacrifice the current condition of his own docket to sit on the benchfor Judge DAVIES while Judge DAVIES was vacationing in Florida, andhe did not feel that it it was right for him to make this sacrifice. '
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'- The bringing to the Department's attention Mr. HUDGINS' views re-garding prosecution of-cases due to delinquency of the docket possiblymay get back to Judge DAVIES or Senator McKELLAR and would possibly.rurture the friendly relations between this office and the U. S. Attorney's Office in the Middle District. »
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3: ._ _The situation as it now stands is well known by the People of_xTennessee, the court officials, and should be known by the Department Aas much'has been written on the subject, and for the information of theyBureau, there is being attached hereto a portion of the newspaper . -clippings. I recommend this matter not be taken up with the Departmentat this time due to the reason that political figures in Tennessee -may construe this matter as the Bureau injecting itself into the politic:situation; second, it appears that the situation will be rectified by thefact-that another Judge will be recommended for this post and his ~rappointment will no doubt soon be made; and, third, if the;U. S. Attorneyopinion is quoted to the Department it possibly may be transmitted to
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.1 y Is Q ?,pHonorable Albert Gore ' '79Member qf Congress taCarthage, ennessee
My dear Congressman;
I wanted to join with all your friends
election to the in congratulating you upon your
S nate and to wish you a most
successful term. _ '
4 All of us in the FBI appreciate the =
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NOTE: Congressman Gore has just been elected to the_United States Senate in Tennessee. He has been a friend
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A memorandum from Mr. Callan to Mr. Rosen dated March ll,
1954, indicated that Senator Paul Douglas D. , 111.!, while on the floor of theSenate on March 1, 1954, in discussing matters concerning the'Lo'yalty Program,"made the statement, "The FBI does not prefer charges; it furnishes; information. @
, 1Senator Gore then replied, "Yet, no information is given as to the source of thederogatory statement." The Director noted on a memorandum dated March 91954, concerning the above-mentioned remarks; "Do we lmow what Senator Gorefv] _is referring to ?" Mr. Ca1lan's memoranduzn pointed out that possibly the "~. T?»lSenator was referrin to the case o a Special Inquiryié .referred to us by "1 iv; .- With respect to the above-mentioned Special Inquiry, Senator Gore} Qby letter dated Januar 28, 1953, addressed a letter to the Bureau, pointing out j5 that was an"old acquaintance and personal friend of his and.» f that he recommjn e father highly. He said he knewqnd hadanything other than comm u ' . '
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p _, engaged in sexual relations Nwhile datingA one ___terminated thisas_sociation_in_September,__195 _*__~ w upon was pregnant. was the subject of FBI investi-gation. He was alleged to have state e was a member of t%{Huk movementin the Philippines; that the Huk movement was connected with ed China andthat Red China would gain control of the Philippines within ten years. _ He wasalso re orted to be "inquisitive for military information. We interviewed
on August ll, 1952, and he denied being aACommunist or a Huk,b ' 'mself as a liberal. The Special Inquiry also reflected that other was arrested in 1937 in Washington, D. C. , for petty 'larceny and was placed on six months probation. Her father was arrested inl937'_inWa'shingto'n, D. C. , for disorderly conduct. All of this information ' _T was furnished to the White House in summary form andpto the Attorney General. The recommendation wa e in Mr. Callan's memorandmn that Mr. Nichols"office ascertain if thease was the one 1&2 referred to while on the "' floor of the Senate on March 1,. 1954; and if thi;s92p,-ctually w s the case, that -"
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9-45 a. m this morning.Upon arrival in the Senator's office, DeLoach was advised that the Senator
would have to call off the appointment in view of an Executive committee
meeting which had been scheduled for this morning. The Senator's Admin-
istrative Assistant was advised that perhaps it would be possible to see theSenator at a later date, whereupon the Administrative Assistant returned to
the Senator's office. He returned ten minutes later and indicated that the
1' Senator "might as well see a representative of the FBI now."
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courteously explained to hizn the purpose of his business and indicated
that perhaps the FBI could be of service by discussing this matter with
him and pointing out any factual matters which the Senatorseemed not to
be aware of. ~
H Without showing any decency or courtesy, the Senator promptly began casting aspersions at the FBI and our activities. He
4stated he felt it ridiculous that "a snooping police agency" would furnish
Jraw information on poor, innocent people without first evaluating the in- formation. He stated it was absolutely fallacious the way the FBI claimedl that its files were inviolate when actually he had lite rally seen hundreds of
____, '_such_files while serving as a member of a committee appointed to look into_ m _ . _ _ _ 5 kthe activities of the old Dies Committee. The Senator stated he was disturbed~ over the lack of intelligence shown in writing FBI reports; our investigations
{ we re not thorough and that we often smeared innocent people. He said he
was disgusted with "guilt by as sociation" tactics and that the FBI was not
one-tenth of what it was cracked up to be. He stated that Within recent
months he has noticed that the FBI had fallen considerably in the minds ofthe Arnerican people and that he felt the principal reason was the rumor» ,5 mongering and the slander and the gossip that we traded in. .
<The Senator made the above outburst almost without stopping.' ' DeLoach then told Senator Gore that Mr. Hoover had sent him to call upon
the Senator inan effort to be of service. However, such wild accusationsas he had made would have to be answered and that they were going to be
answered right then and there. DeLoach queried the Senator as to what
specific cases the Senator had in mind when he made his accusations on thei lfloor of the Senate and what cases did he have in mind while making the
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"above -mentioned wild accusations and the Senator said he had a very agrant case in mind that a very reliable source gave him. DeLoach asked for facts.IIIThe Senator said he had forgotten the facts of the case, as well as the namesinvolved. He was asked if he could produce them. The Senator then repliedthat he felt it unnecessary to produce any facts concerning this case to the FBI.He was then advised that common decency would seem to indicate that if hewere going to make such accusations that he would produce facts to back uphis statements. The Senator then sidestepped the issue by going off on another 4 ' -tangent that the FBI should be an agency of evaluation; that we should not furnishinformation concerning an applicant or a subject of any case which concernedthat applicant's or subject's father or mother; that this was merely anotherinstance of guilt by association.
DeLoach told the Senator that obviously he knew very littleabout the FBI's activities. It was promptly indicated to the Senator that weare not an evaluation agency; that we look into all matters thoroughly whencalled upon, and that we disseminated information to authorized authorities.The Senator was" queried as to whether he would want to hire a clerk in hisimmediate office who had an excellent background, yet her father and mothermight be members of an espionage ring. He replied rather heatedly that hedid not care about the relations of any individual, just so the individual him-self was all right. DeLoach told him that the FBI would certainly be remissin its activities if it furnished merely one side of an investigation; that wefurnished all facts as established by our inquiries and let the chips fall wherethey may. The Senator was advised that we deny emphatically that we tradein rungoor-mongering and gossip, but that we thoroughly investigate mattersand refer the results of our investigation to either the prosecutive authoritiesor to authorized Federal agencies. It was once again emphasized that we arenot an agency of evaluation and that Congress had not intended for the FBI to be an agency of evaluation.N
The Senator next took up once again the theme of the FBIevaluating information received as a result of investigations. He said that_no representative of the FBI could deny that we did not try to be an evaluating . . "agency at times. He stated that Mr. Hoover most certainly evaluated theHarry Dexter white case when he appeared before the Jenner Committee,and that he certainly thought that the FBI overstepped its boundaries on that -
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case. DeLoach _ the Senator that Mr. Hoover made no evaluation of the_' IIHar_rAy_Qi _case, but to the contrary, did Congress and the public- a great service by expressing true facts and correcting any distortions or mis-truths which had been cast against the FBI. Senator Gore said we couldLnever make him believe this. DeLoach asked him to point out any part ofthe Director's testimony which would reflect that the FBI had evaluated theHarry Dexter White case. Senator Gore stated he did not think it wasll necessary for him to take the time to do that.
' ' DeLoach indicated to Senator Gore that he wanted to makeit clear that the FBI had called upon him this morning in a courteousmanner in an effort to be of service to him. Furthermore, that the Senatorapparently had very little facts to back up any accusation he made againstthe FBI. Senator Gore cahned down considerably, and then stated that hehad mentioned his feelings against the FBI to only one or two other people,I and" that he had no intention of making such feelings known to the general publicinasmuch as he felt that it would endanger the internal security of the country.He added that he wanted to give his opinions and DeLoach's answers to thoseopinions serious thought and he sincerely hoped something could be done someday to stop innocent people from being smeared unjustly through the mediumof FBI reports. DeLoach told hirn he was entitled to his opinions, but that hisopinions evidently had no basis in fact. The Senator stated that he did not.expect DeLoach to agree with him because he knew where DeLoach got his f- r___m_~ ~_. -j ' ' bread and butter. TheSenator was advised that DeLoach's employment with i_' the FBI made no difference in the argument; that the Senator would be straightened; outwith the same set of facts if Mr. Hoover saw fit to fire DeLoach tomorrow;_ that an honest effort had been made to straighten the Senator out; that evidently he refused to listen to reason and apparently there was no need to discuss the~ ' matte r furthe r.
' Senator Gore stated he would like to mention one other thing.He indicated that one case he had in mind was a matter he knew we had in-véstigated in 1953 as a result of a request from the White House. He statedthat a young lady had been employed by the White House, and that he had writtena letter to the FBI commending the young lady's father. A DeLoach told him thatthis was specifically the matter he wanted to discuss initially; that we were aware
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of the Senator's letter to the FBI commending the father, but that, additionally,5 we had received information from reliable sources indicating that the young ladys mother in question had an arrest record and that her father, additionally,had been arrested for disorderly conduct. The facts of the matter were then
set forth for the Senator, whereupon he weakly advised that he did not know of~ nthe background of the younglady before he commended her father to the FBI.
He immediately rose to another tangent, however, by saying once again he didI not care what an individual's mother and father did as long as the individualhimself was okay. The Senator desired to know if we furnished full facts of5 the arrest of the mother and father to the White House. DeLoach told him he.= did not have the report with him and that he was not aware to what extent the h
; sunnnary report to the White House reected the details of the arrest of the' mother and father. The Senatorisaid he would deeply appreciate being advisedof additional details about the mother and father inasmuch as he has a personalIinterest in that case. DeLoach told him he would check the files and contact
him later about this.
Upon leaving, Senator Gore tried to adopt a friendly tone by» saying that he was personally familar with SAC Alden, of Baltimore, in that_ he had attended law school at Vanderbilt University with Alden. He stated§ he would apprecia.te'DeLoach and Alden calling on him sometime to discussf the above-mentioned matters at greater length. DeLoach told him he saw3 ,very little reason for discussing the matters again unless the Senator could
i dicated that he justed wanted to get a matter off his chest; that he would
appreciate his sentiments being given to Mr. Hoover. DeLoach told himthat most certainly Mr. Hoover would know of the Senator's comments;however, in all fairness, the Senator should additionally be willing to present _facts and to present the FBI's side of the argument in the event he decided tomake his views known to the public at any time. ' Ai .produce facts and consent to listen to reason. Senator Gore laughed and in- A
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2 nished information in this case in our summary. Our summary shows that we- clearly advised the White House of the arrest records of both the father and- mother, the source of those records and the disposition of the cases. We,therefore, hid nothing and furnished unbiased, factual information to the, White House in this matter. The Senator will be advised accordingly. Weimust, of course, use utmost discretion in future contacts with Senator Gore: so as not to give him an opportunity to make accusations against us in any I matter. If you approve, the Washington Field Office wil1_be advisedaccordingly.
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As a matter oi background, Senator Gore, on March ll. 1954, while on the1floor of the Senate, had indicated that "the FBI furnishes information withoutMarch 18, I954, in an effort to explain the functions of the FBI in inve sti-
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accusations as to the smearing of innocent people by the FBI. He referred
continually to what he termed "guilt by association" tactics used by the FBI
and he stated that the FBI should be an agency of evaluation rather than
dealing in "raw, unevaluated material."
_,__, Senator Gore was, of course, immediately asked for specifics._,,. _ He failed to ioduce one instance which would serve to substantiate his un- V fduiideil'chai'gee.'félI{.f:_"therefore;~vhecame_neceo_oary to_t_o in no_
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Bureau_files reflect that on two diferent occasions, = in l938 and 1939, Congressman Gore came in with a group qfconstituents and made a tour of the Bureau with them. lhe files = do not indicate that he met the Director on either cf theseoccasions. 94-2-133761, l9004X!
Congressman Core_from time to time has contacted the Bureau by letter for routine information regafaing such mattersas_fingerprinting, applicant forms and related material. ?-279161, 32-44, so-9s~155?!
In December, l94l,'Congressman Gore forwarded to the Bureau a letter which he had received,from a constituent regard-ing a pro-Nazi who was alleged to be working on Gcpernment, ass»e=ss _ ,,_Q9Q$?9ctsi By letter dated December 23, 1941, we_thanhed A ' ggga, Representative Gore,for his interest and advised him that wewere taking the liberty of referring his correspondence andenclosure to.Hi1itary Intelligence and the Qfice of NavalIntelligence; es-4632-s! ~~ " Drew Pearson,in his column "ashington Merry-Go-Round"for February 18, l943, commented on the_first closed-door meetingof the House Appropriations Subcommittee named to review recentcases referred to by Congressman Martin Dies. The articleistated that Congressman John H; Kerr, chairman of the subcommittee,decided "to throw out any cases in which there is the slightestdoubt about accused employee§%ggoyalty to the United States." ' Chairman Kerr insisted that there must be conclusive_proqf qfun-Americanism so that what the committee did would not ruin aman and his jhmily,for 1ife._ According to the column, Kerr wasvigorously supported by the other members 0 the subcommittee U which included Albert Core of Tennessee. go-7155-19?!
In a memorandum dated March 12, 1943, ur. Glavin - _advised Hr, Tolson that the members of Judge Kerr's subcommittee '
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covering un~American activities of Government employees wereas_fo1lows: John H. Kerr, North Carolina, Chairman; AlbertCone, Tennessee; Clinton P. Anderson, ew Mexico; D. LanePowers, New Jersey;.?rank B, Keefe, Wisconsin. 82-718??-18!
According to a memorandum from92Hr. Rosen to yr. E..A.Tamm, dated ay 3, 1945, a constituent of Congressman AlbertCore, residing in Hemphis, had reported his automobile stolento the Memphis Qfice on April ll, 1945. Later CongressmanGore contacted the Fashington.Field Qfice and advised he hadreceived a letter_from his constituent criticizing the FBI inHemphis for their investigation qf this case. By letter datedHay 4, 1945, we advised Conyressman Gore of the jhcts in thiscase and of the fact that we appreciated his bringing thematter to our attention. 6-6775?!
Under cover of a letter dated October 12, 1945, theNew Orleans Qfice submitted considerable material under thecaption "Christian American, lnc., Federal Corrupt PracticesAct." One of these submissions was a flyer put out by the ""Christian American" headlined CID to spend $5,000,000 toelect its friends. afhe flyer set out that among Southernsenators and representatives who qualified as friends cf CIOwere,the_following; .4 list mas,then_set,forth of various -Congressmen which included Representative Albert Core ofTennessee. l002894-94! .- '
According to a memorandum_fron.Hr. Hendon to Hr. Tblsondated January 20, 194?} ur. Hendon advised that on January l5,""" "he had visited with Congressman Albert Gore who is supportedstrongly by relatives qf Hendon's, and who in addition were closepersonal friends of the Congressman's. Hendon advised.Hr. fblsonthat Congressman Core was ambitious and was a very good backer ofthe new deal, although he was by no means too liberal or a leftwinger. "ur. Hendon stated that Core seemed to be very friendlyto the Bureau and he was sure he could be depended upon to renderassistance where necessary.
According to a confidential informant of the IashingtonField Qfice on July 2, 1948, one Albert Gore, 1509 North HerndonStreet, Alexandria, Virginia, expressed interest in joining theNational Lawyers_Cdild in a conversation with an qficial of theCu :14. 00,-7321 -sso! , .
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According to a memorandum from lir. G. L. Gearty tollr. H. H. Clegg dated February 23, 1951,"9epresentative Gorespp_he¢sat<ia luncheon sponsored by the Exchange dlub, Jlenphis,Tennessee, on February 20, 1951, Gearty and the SAC of thellemphis Office were guests. fhe, talk of Representative Gorewas in connection with crime prevention week and he was verycommendatory in his comments concerning the Director and the 'Bureau. He stated that the Director in his opinion was theworld's greatest leader in law enforcement and that the Bureauwas the country's leading law enforcement organization. Fedirected a cordialletter of appreciationto Congressman Gore,on February 26, 1951, on the basis of this memorandum.
g V _, _ By letter dated November 5, 1952, the Director cordially~ congratulated"6'ongressman dare on 4his_ ielect-lion ,to.the -United StateSenate. ' '
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who-had received a request for assistance from» as a disabled veteran had a hearing before d due- to the fact that 80me of the papers specifying his disabilityhad been altered. At the hearing, handwriting experts testified> for the__7eteraWinistration that the alterations were in thehandwriting of and he was thereafter denied the disability."privileges. ' V A
I V _denied the alterations were Qinlihis hand and asked 1"_ Senator Gore s office to have the Laboratory make handwriting2 examinations. The senator's office advised that we could not make]H _ such an examination for a private individual, and that we did not,_v make recommendations on experts. 94-37110! - i ' $1.-. 92.-~-:, -' fa _ - > _ .
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By memorandum dated March 18, 1954, you advised.Hr. Tolson that Senator Gore had made outrageous chargesconcerning the FBI to.Ur. DeLoach. Senator Gore had describedthe Bureau as a "snooping police and he inferred that theBureau smears innocent people and disseminates informationobtained from irresponsible sources and otherwise functionsin an improper manner. 6
» By memorandum to you dated March 18, 1954, I brieflysummarized data in Bwfiles concerning Senator Gore. At the .conclusion of my memorandum, the Director noted, "He Gore! isnow openly hostile towards the FBI. H." .
. You will recall that letters were prepared in yourqfice to be sent to appropriate field offices advising ofGore's outrageous attitude.
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DETAILS:
Personal History:
According to the Congressional Directory for January, 1956,Albert Gore, Lemocrat, was born at Carthage, Tennessee, on December 26,190?. He was elected to the 76th Congress and successive Congressesuntil elected to the United States Senate on November 4, 1952.
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Bureau files reflect that on two diferent occasions, in 1938and 1939, Congressman Gore came in with a group of constituents and madea tour qf the Bureau with them. lhe files do not indicate that he metthe Director on either of these occasions. 94-2-133781, 190041!
Congressman Gore from time to time has contacted the Bureauby letter_for routine information regarding such matters as finger-printing, applicant,forms and related material. 7-279161, 32-44,so-9e-155'?! _
In December, 1941, Congressman Goreforwarded to the Bureaua letter which he had received from a constituent regarding a pro-Nazi who was alleged to be working on Government contracts. By letterdated December 23, 1941, we thanked Representative Gore,for his interestand advised him that we were taking the liberty of referring hiscorrespondence and enclosure to Military-Intelligence and the Qfice of Naval Intelligence. 5-4632-6!
Drew Pearson, in his column "Washington Merry-Go-Round forFebruary 18, 1943, commented on the first closed-door_meeting of the .l__House Appropriations Subcommittee named to review recent cases referredto by Congressman Martin Dies. The article stated that Congressman JohnKerr, chairman of the subcommittee, decided '%o throw out any cases inwhich there is the slightest doubt about accused employees loyalty tothe United States." Chairman Kerr insisted that there must be conclusiveproof af un-Americanism so that what the committee did would not ruin aman and his family for-life. According to the column, Kerr was vigorouslsupported by the other members of the subcommittee which included AlbertGore of Tennessee. 6-7155-197!
In a memorandum dated March 12; 1545, MW. Glavin advisedyr. Tblson that the members of Judge Kerr's subcommittee covering un-American activities of Government employees were as follows: John H.< Kerr, North Carolina, Chairman; Albert Gore, Tennessee; Clinton P.Anderson, New Mexico; D. Lane fbwers, New Jersey, Frank B. Keefe,Wisconsin. 2-71873-18!
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, According to a memorandum from Mr. Rosen to.Mr. E. A. Tamm,dated May 3, 1945, a constituent of Congressman Albert Core, residingin Memphis, had reported his automobile stolen to the Memphis Qficeon April ll, 1945. Later Congressman Gore contacted the WashingtonField Qfice and advised he had received a 1etterfrom his constituentcriticizing the FBI in Memphis for their investigation qf this case. Byletter dated Hey 4, 1945, we advised Congressman Gore of the facts in; this case and of the fact that we appreciated his bringing the matter to * our attention. 6-8775?!
Under cover of a letter dated October 12, 1945, the New OrleansQfice submitted considerable material under the caption "ChristianAmerican, Inc., Federal Corrupt Practices Act." One Qf these submissions1 was a flyer put out by the "Christian American" headlined CIO to spend$5,000,000 to elect its friends. The flyer set out that among Southernsenators and representatives who qualified asfriends qf CIO were thefollowing: A list was then set forth of various Congressmen which includ" Representative Albert Gore of Tennessee. l002894-94!
§ According to a memorandum from ur. Hendon to Mr. Tolson datedJanuary 20, 1947, Hr. Hendon advised that on January 15, he had visited1 with Congressman Albert Gore who is supported strongly by relatives ofHendon's, and who in addition were close personal friends of theCongressman'$. Hendon advised r. Iblson that Congressman Gore wasambitious and was a very good backer qf the new deal, although he was byno means too liberal or a left winger. ur. Hendon stated that Gore seemecto be very friendly to the Bureau and he was sure he could be depended@§% upon to render assistance where necessary;
~ According to a confidential informant of the Washington FieldQfice on July 2, 1948, one Albert Gore, 1509 North Herndon Street,Alexandria, Virginia,_expressed_inteRest in joining the-Nationa1 LawyersGuild in a conversation with an official of the Guild. 00-7321-650! I
- In June, 1950, Congressman Gore's afice contacted the Bureauregarding the missing son of one cf the congressman's constituents. Byletter dated June 13, we advised Congressman Gore that the missing person' was probably identical with an individual on whom we had a navy finger-print card. The missing individual was also published in the August, 195 issue af the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, and as a result the missingperson was located in California and Congressman Gore expressed sincereappreciation for the service the Bureau rendered in this case. 9-24165!
_lm _ According to a memorandum,from.Mr. G. C. Gearty to ur. H. H.Clegg dated February 23, 1951, Representative Gore spoke at a luncheonsponsored by the Exchange Club, Memphis, lennessee, on February 20, 1951.Gearty and the SAC of the Memphis Qfice were guests. The talk of,Representative Gore was in connection with crime prevention week and he
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was very commendatory in his comments concerning the Director and the
Bureau. He stated that the Director in his opinion was the world'sgreatest leader in law enforcement and that the Bureau was the country'sleading law enforcement organization. We directed a cordial letter of appreciation to Congressman Gore, on February 26, 1951, on the basis of
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By letter dated November 5, 1952, the Director cordiallycongratulated Congressman Gore on his election to the United States Senate
On February 19, 1953, n Senator Gore'sQfice telephoned and advised s o fice had received arequest for assistance from a ho as a disabled veteran' had a hearing before the Regiona car ue o the fact that some of theac papers specifying his disability had been altered. At the hearing,_ ks] handwriting experts testified for the terans Administration that theo alterations were in the handwriting of and he was thereafter denied
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. -enied the alterations were in his hand and asked Senator
Gore's office to have the Laboratory make handwriting examinations. Thesenator's officeygdvised that we could not make such an examination for
a private individual, and that we did not make recommendations on experts 94-37110! '
WMMW; In March, 1954, Gore was placed on the"not to contact 1ist'as
§Q a result of an interview he had with Inspector DeLoach. Gore was
contacted to clarify any misapprehensions by Gore concerning the methodA of FBI investigations and the indications of source of information in
Bufiles. At the inception of the interview, Gore immediately began -"casting aspersions on the FBI and FBI activities. He called the FBI "a~~-- snooping police agency and stated that we often7smeared,innocegt people. ' 9437ll0-9! - »H*'_
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Bulet of March 2, 1955, to Gore expressed the Director'sregrets at not being able to accept an invitation to address the g
Hamilton County Baptist Training Union Meeting at Chattanooga, 1ennessee_ ;
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>$§%: In May, 1955, Senator Gore spoke in very commendatory termsconcerning the Bureau at a social function attended by Hr. Nichols.
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tin the Mechanical Section, E0 current employees recommendby Gore. Gore had the supoor tional Uommittee_for an EffectiveCongress in 1952 election campaign against former Senator McXel1ar. CopyQf endorsement attached.
k5]c/ _ The National Qommittee for an effective Congress is describedas an independent political group which favored 'h liberal approach" to_ the issues of housing, small busines§,foreign policy and civil rights.A _ 94-8-201A; 105-18850!
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3 In briefing down material concerning Gore, through inadvertence, ,, 92 , e a" t 1: N a semicolon occurred after the word'fr1ends"and a comma occurred after 2 v ,1 October 12, 1945. Ink corrections have been made on the synopsis which;i clarifies that the New Orleans letter 10/12/45 refers to previously indicatedinformation and the data concerning Gore on 7/2/48 is.not related to the.- New Orleans letter. WRECOMMENDATION: W;
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Pursuant to arrangements made by Senator Gore's Office,
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the Senator's nieces and twovyoung friends of the Senator's son wereconducted on a tour of Bureau facilities by SAof the Crime
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to the FBI. The targets were mailed to Senator Gore's office June 19, 1957,
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OSUBJECT: SENATOR ALBERT GORE D - TENNESSEE!? ! DEROGATORY REFERENCES RE FBI
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The National Commander of The American Legiona fine dinner on Wednesday night, March lst, at the Sheraton Park Hotelfor Congress. In attendance were many key Senators and Congressmanwho are staunch supporters of the FBI, including Senate Minority LeaderEverett Dirksen and House Speaker John McCormack, both of whom
delivered stirring addresses. Many laudatory remarks were heardconcerning the Director and the Bureau.
There was, however, one rather disharmonious note,inthe presence of Senator Albert Gore of Termessee, a person who has longbeen hostile towards the Bureau. He was not, of course,- one of the honored _ »_=-1 guests but attended this event with the Tennessee delegation. 1-
At a reception preceding the dinner, groups of guestscongregated near state delegat' n si s and two members of FBI Post 56,who are fro of the Special InvestigativeDivision and of the Administrative Division, _ were talkingwith other guests in the Temiessee area when Gore injected himself in their
conversation. When Gore learned of the Bureau affiliation of our two
members, he immediately launched into a tirade about the growth of theMafia in the United States and stated that he plamied to make a speech one Senate oor within the next few days on the growth of the Mafia whichould complain that the Director and the FBI have done nothing to control Q._ the Maa. Gore's comments indicated his complete ignorance of the Bureau's 4 {solid achievements in combating organized crime, particularly La Cosa Nostra....1'
It is apparent Gore continues to harbor strong personal animosity towards theBureau and is l.1I1i.l'1t¬1¬St6d in facts. .
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Despite his reputation for hostile and irrational viewstowards the FBI, the Bureau representatives let him know emphaticallyand in no uncertain terms of the obvious incorrectness of his position, ofthe Bureau's tremendous efforts in controlling organized crime and oftheir refusal to let his baseless remarks go unanswered. Their firmresponse caused Gore to shut up promptly.
Bureau files indicate that Senator Gore's bias against theFBI resultedffrom resentment over the Director's testimony in the ililarryDexter _Y_Yh__ite_ case; Gore has previously expressed his personal antipathyto the FBI and is regarded by manytfrom his own state as being stupid andcompletely no good. Due to his past behavior, there would appear to benothing to gain in again trying to set him straight. Should he actually delivera Senate speech attacking the Bureau for alleged inaction in combating 'organized crime, his baseless complaints can be readily exposed by theB_tu~ea111;sé Zecord of solid achievements, He has been on the No Contact list since . ii
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Previous memoranda have set forth the particulars regarding5 a letter which was sent to the President indicating the writers were establish»ing a new sovereign state, Subsequently, limited inquiries-were made by an :Agent of the FBI and an Agent of the Secret Service who identified the writers- as three 13-year-old youths in Sewanee, Tennessee. There was scme publicity,thereafter, criticizing the handling of this matter indicating the youths had {-been browbeaten and interviewed extensively even after it had been resolved vthat-the letter had been written as a prank. These allegations have been _esolyed to be completely unwarranted. p . _ _
,_ The Knoxville Special Agent in Charge has now for@rded acopy of a letter which apparently has been sent by Senator Albert Gore , ., _ -. D - Tenn.! to some of his constituents relative to this incident. In thistletter, Senator Gore obviously blindly concurs in the allegations apparently.. | S
me I .' 6* written to him by his constituents in that he says: "It surely seems, howeveriyI that after the identity and age of the writers became known to the agents, -5_ fthat in the exercise of good judgment, they should have recognized the letter Z; ifor what it was and acted accordingly. In any event, there is no excuse for ;_~_;" ~ _ §§ verbal abuse and threats in the interrogation of anyone, much less ate_en7-_ag§~I. if Senator Gore also concludes his letter stating that he hopes that all FederalIiagencies will exercise discretion and restraint in the use of their authoritytgand, as a memberof the Senate, he will do what he can tog; ure that this '1 objective is achieved. - 3 7//4""
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r We have received a number of inquiries concerning thisinvestigation and the Attorney General and Mr. Marvin Watson at the. White House have been furnished complete details. ~ _ ~
INFORMATION IN BUFILESQ
It is noted that we have experienced difficulty with SenatorAlbert Gore for many years and he was placed on the Bureau's "Not To ' Contact" list in March, 1954, when he made outrageous charges concerningthe FBI and its activities. Gore had stated that he felt the FBI often "smearedinnocent people" and called the Bureau a "snooping police agency." We have _had limited contact with -Gore since this incident; however, it is noted thathe was quoted in an article which appeared in the "Memphis Press-Scimitar".in December, 1963, as wondering if the FBI or the Secret Service should becensured for their "failure to exercise surveillance" over the Dallas building Ifrom which President Kennedy was shot. The article indicated that Goredeferred final judgment until President Johnson's special commission madeits ndings public concerning the assassination. " " :
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It is quite apparent from Senator Gore's obvious form letterthat he is up to his old tactics of attacking_the FBI without doing us the courtesyof checking the facts first. It is felt that any effort to contact him in order toprovide him detailed information of this investigation would have no effect.Past experience has shown that Senator Gore is no friend of the FBI and, infact, appears to delight in jumping on the bandwagon when people attack us.RECOMMENDATION: - ' I
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» September 9 , 1968
POSSIBLE THREAT AGAINST
SENATOR ALBERT GORE g
PROTECTION OF THE PRESIDENT
The Highland Park, Illinois, Police Departmenton September d on September
Hd . . .4, we fr~m Fae Ma8Clark Woodall Publishing Company, 500 Hyacinth, Highland
Park, Illinois, a typewritten airmail letter which was pos
marked August 31, 1968, at Knoxville, Tennessee. T s letas addres ' ate Magazine" and s s1 ne
Tennessee, QYZQB dV1SG 4;Hiiiacic- " ne igu and Park Police Department tha Q pu icationdeals with such subjects as UFOS unidentified flying objects!
iiand extrasensory perception. She stated further that she
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You have strange stories in your magazine; What you<don't know. is th 'at I could have given you one more st
_ ever printed if'I could have had the chance before it was too late. range than any you-have
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see light again.This is God's lawtbr America is the .
mostBloody and Brutal nation the world has ever known! for_this is
W the gnly language America Llows its people -with the excepti on of
its few Nazis who rule the government . _
' About the Letters I have written you they were only a way to -
.. get your attention .I had hoped that there was some way to_let ' .
someone know about a Death caused by UFO's .I had no way to do thi; before I ever
in America because they are too Stupid to believe anybody unless
they have a Gun in their holster,or a Military Uniform on and show
their Authority,or Prestige in other ways and I have neither."
_ I am nerhags the only person that observed a death caused by -
radiation and 4 g__M_, new all theeswe-wha1=1t wast :1 be " I" I ,ang e forbidden to
help Except to give all I had for me~ _ '; . . .-1_ er treated him for the right thing! Only after his death did they
find out that somethinv was wrong. Since then Over two ears ago I . O _ _ Q _ _have_never been able to get a letter to anybody that understands,or.
the Post Office Keeps them.I have written Hundreds,and perhaps adical attention which they nev
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other letters,but when I try to get this message through I neverhear from " I am not writing you to answer this letter,I don't
want_it_answered.I would never get it anyway,and I don't want to ge -
get any message through now,I will do what I have been condemned 2 _BI££7L ' - '.t . - ;~ - I -*w~~f,= ~ ~ ;
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you are crazy.They have the power to get what they want.They can .
even put a gun in your hand like they din Sirhans,who the people
think killed Sen.obert'Kennedy. Actually he was innocent.I know it
so does Sen.Ted.Kennedy. ' y l »[ ' =
-Maybe this is the way things have to be,when someone in the com -
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his own behavour. All Americans of authority think a mouse has the
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somebody pay uhen a crime has been done so they pick out a scapeg-'
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of America and the peop ie_he condemns -with the help of the press- '
makes it impossible for one to ever change once he has fell into ._ 0 . 'his Gullet.All he can do is be Digested.and Die Innocent.
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behind the City Politicians.Theseof_people murdered but are hidden
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Which also rules in Chicago! . If you think all this doesn't ap pl
to U§Ofs you are wrong This is how they get by . The UFO's Aren't I
froh3any'other planet.They are American and being usea to e1im-nate
everyone except a few Racists and Superpatriotics. _ .*»'~- . __" ._ :v 1. _.-D. ' , _ _ §.> _ _§Iv.s-Q-,v-_ _-- .
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Enclosed for the Bureau are five copies and for 1j the other designated offices two copies of a LHM dated andcaptioned as above. _ __
BID Knoxville is supplying Secret Service, Nashvillewith two copies of this LHM. Recipient offices also requeste;to furnish copy to local Secret Service_office. ' ;
- Knoxville is also furnishing a copy of Chicago LHM, dated 9/-9/68, and Knoxville LHM to appropriate U. S.- Attorney.
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QBOEEQTIQN OEWTHE PRESIDENT
Reference is made to the memorandum datedSeptember 9, 1988, at Chicago and captioned as above.
r 92' Files of the Knoxville t on w. April 1, 1966, it was reported that
source adv had e-mentary education only and was considered source tobe on the "dul1witted side with a low mentality."
On August 14, '°¢ q.ww advised the LosAngeles FBI Office that was on the mailinglist of "Red Flag," a pro~Q.inese Communist publication.
On September 13, 2.968, the text pfgletterto "Fate Magazine" was discussed with Assistan Unl e- States Attorney Edward E. Wilson, Knoxville, Tennessee.Mr. Wilson advised that a review of the letter did not indi 1cate any violation of any Federal statute.
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comes.-from" pa,-,',,~ ~-
ithe, other end;-' ;- -r
of Pe'nnsylv_ania_Avenue'. =
92 Never in my'long history of £
covering Washingtonhas the
leadership contrast been so
great; From the White House
have come late, sometimes un-
certain '. moves. The_I_ White
House did notawhipa labor
4bi1l_into_shape and send it to
!Congress until after Senate;
Democrats got Ztheiump with!
their own labor bill. The ,White§
House did not idecide on a
civil rights hill after Sen.
Lyndon _Jol1nson- zhad intro-ducedliis ' ~ . '
This is-in difectcontrast to
other administrations, both;Democrat and Republican. 'fprdinarily,-inajor hills are
worked , out:.by"- the White!I-louse-._lo,hg before Christmas!
and" sent ,to -Congress duringi
"the rst week'in'_-January. Ikel
and 1Cabiriet*-differed on§
labor andcivil rights;however,s
di1ly:ji'1ll1l¢d_;-2.!.-.l;l1<,l .~-.:d1sc11s=9d;while theiDéiti6i=f1ts';acted-if-';_*
C_8P1l°1?1,m1 1>Y,.-.'l1_1j'©ldi_l,'.%<>_<lI¥is _Lyndon,Johnsoii.{-Iiefs "doing
th_e.b.a¢1<-tent-.dr1v1hs.'i"ne has!already passedfa housing bill,|
iiisiii'an"bil1, di-§?§eg%;<:i¬n_;mqne?.§;yq.j*r|§-Pa,»
civil- ts. ='educationa1=_1'1-V;?-- .,.~'ii692;v; einsullid;
caiijv Quid: -* ¢, §.l_; '6-get e bill past the Senate, John»-
son has to have the ~OK.0.f.26
menxberstei steering and Poi
icy Committees, plusa major-ity vote of the Senate. No one
can get away__with dictatorship
inld0ii'l§_1l_1_il.', _On the contrary,itiakea persuasion and states-
inaiilhiiirlohnson shoindnoid
more ;"92.1Democrati6,1;1. caucuses;sen. _i-*ro'1:m_ne is: Wisconsin is
rightjabtiut this, and the end
result 1vould"be.thevaa'nie.-
- But what maltes Johnson'_ap-3
pear_ a dictator ia';tlie _co'ntrast-between dynamie leadership!
at one end of Pennsylvania
Avenue _and hesitation at the
other end, ' - _ i
Under the Dome . '
Sensing a tough battle over
his confirmation, Admit al
Strauss .haa' been making an
astute play for some ._of -the
Senators who will vote onliirn.
He arranged _a Commerce De
-partment ceremony to present
the two Senators from Alaska
with an official set of weights
and measures for the new
state. Significantly, Sen. Bob
Bartlett of Alaska sits on the
Interstate»Commerce Commit-f
tee which first lvotes on
Strauss: One Senator whose
vote Strauss can definitely
count on '-is. able, charming?
John Pastore of Rhode Isla_nd,f
first I-talo-American ever ,-to_
ioonliwfl iii'1fé. fiii!rnn¢l¢. bill. wig__serve in "the '_ Senate. Duringj
Strauss V f e .11 d gainst Sen;
1Clint Anderson of New__Mex'|,ico, Strauss .1-"went out of his
'way to cultivate Pastore as-an
offset to Anderson on the_Joint
Atomic Energy Committee-§Strauss' . s t a f f . even. wroteIspeeches for Pastors to delgferr ou ;on' atomic ene gy - -i ca1l_"expect employment agpi ck 5
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elm.".Miehihiniéd:..t¢iui¢ie
Th-ouias Jefferson as _s'aying.~_'-
In speech after si>é'ech'.Oon-
gressman" Mitchell tharangued
against putting relatives ijon
91° PW¥'°11~
The people who electjandsend us here have no such
comfortable and palatial'|ur-
r<>imd1n:s.'-'- Miteneu 'to1d_Con-
gress. Why should their rep-
resentatives become go'mi1¢h
preferred overthose wl_1o_ pay
the bill?-~ Ne stream should
undertake to rise above 1:;
source. e 9 .
"It_ is_ indirectly obtaining
money: by thegmeans of false
pretens_es, ~,'l_ie icontinued. #1:l_s,a crime against- the tax"-
Payers, It is .nl¢1iine;a8ainst
Americaqlt is selfishness" and
tioes of the rulers of the dark
ages. _It is modeled after the
w<=8-lied divi.ne_rislit of. kings.
. .. M511Y underréld ¢1e'r_ksjn-'e
;f_orced.to, clothe work iof someW3 1.1.1. d3mzhte_r_ or sen: or amember who,;_r_ec'eives;m'dst of*5! j.'P8Y . _ and; tilt;-fél_erl¢??tvhodgivsahh Q1 realgtgorkgeu -Q8._;_ _9ll- W eii name" 6i Pameuee- of kindfsaid-ghéanew ' "i2;i;t<n,a";ei;;4i,x"* g w6rk ¬be?@ab1e:t&r3' P"?° s-1 g-Bgzen
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ness'ee,.Goi"é;*;l1'asf.oiei'e'1 't"e'<_i:lthe,an. . P. ,.. .-,3 a..,..~'.Y.onzressman.¢ g ,e.. " Mitchell :'wansnwasn{nEn's
min... -V561 I reeeaea;;:-wereG<§¢-'i1'1"=h¢. §<'>i'1t@ioteesenatoi-_ _ Gore; }De"rfr_i6-1?
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fthat the man who replaced rthe
chief enemy-"of nepotism Y-in
;Congress is "now "one of the
fc hi é it ,;benei'11
Eciariesfof nepogtism on
;tol Hill. Heals
S e n.
Gore
ness'ee, one
the
hope or
President. .
- Gore, when
heffirst came
to, Washington _1earson- ' ' '
20 years" ago, '. ' * _
succeeded to the House~vacan-
'cy left'by Congressman John
Ridley Mitchell of Tennessee,
who waged an unrelenting
campaign against putting rela-
tives_ i on the public payroll.
In ;_1952_ ;_he._was*"_ electedSenator. fr * g _ " .
- _'1fhe names -of, relatives of
Senator Gore are, not" Ipub}.
lished, first because the Sen,-I
ate payroll [remains v.secret.i'
second r because I Gore has
placed some of his relatives
in. jobs outside Congress.4To
unearth senatorial relativesithe Associated .Press has been
sasking Se_n'ators' point blankIfor the ._nam_es-_o£ wives, chil-Idren, broth'ers,' .; cousins, andaunts _.they have appointed toipublic of£_lce;_.;,So;;£%!r; this hasproduced {more dlgnation
.".11a*2.'l'111f<,>'.rmé=¢i<>.==4»" - ':~
5* _I-Iowev'_er,[-~ Gore has prob~_
=ably§ taken .c'a_re of more rela-
tives at the'taxpayers expense
than"anyone=_ else in the"; Sen-
ate,- possibly? than ' anyone else
on Capitol Hill. _' Here - is the
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__-M _B gt G g ,1 Jbe, aPPOinted_to a-major am-ge , W12 wgg gs:-I 36 F1; bassadorship-Italy; while C.er l Trade Commission.- - _ cm-mine " ¢¢gg;n,,_ _ 3 the TimeLlfe-Fortune publish-ni ce, is on_ the Senators'o_wnIofficegpayroll. fr '. .~i-3'. Joe Marksf a nephew,-worksn m._the';--senate]. past Ike for advice.»on important
'=-4-.Mr=- -Grace I"Ksv='='-I an s:¥A1§r§nI§§§§r?¢e°§s§§§§3i§other sister, also works in theSenate post :'oice.'lv I _' iif .-This 'last"pie'ce .of' nepotisml,took_._a little.-'arr_anging. By theftigne;-his - second sister cameialong-flooking for a" job,,_ he,=had run, out pf patronage ex-;cept for a .iob_ as Senate guard.Ladies can't S_erv_g§a_s'_fg_U8rds,'.no '1 matter whose. sisters "they-may b'e; so the ijiinior Senator living"-in peace._for,many y_e_a_;-_s'ilfrom _A'1fennessee_ arranged with{another Senator ._ {to ' trade,-Q ag ards job .1'or'."'a .-posttloiiice_J . -"Now he.has two1'of.I,hi_slk'_ in theSe_nate,p_ost° °°-' r -.1
Finally "the; Senator- ecured a job '£o_r<his 20-year-i A .d924:~e.ra_- 71" - - - ~~:':-.'_ . R
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D. Jackson; a top'executive of
ing empire, has served ' forsome time on the White Housestall. He is still called in by
public relations matters. i .1-I -
ouid,be a somepltoaconngedtm t t ' _ '. .-l 5:121:11 h¬i1; a°lon%b::-1;er? 'a?i!-. E°§%i!£." ~:d.::=e;~"<- lands o o "ac u'_ 'y- avemuch more unityheconpoznicaiiyland ~8e°813Phical1Y{ -.wl:.th='Br-az_{l=than with the_1_2,Q00-footplateau o£__Bolivia;!- "-1; _=~{--.._Bt§iil¢_nnd4Bo1ivia have been
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington,D.C. 20535
Gentlemen:
I You have the Hon. Albert Gore's 6/30/70f letter, photo attached!. I have written you previous to this,i with no response. This is to advise you that I will be closelyand diligently following this matter. It has lingered quite long
enough!
I suggest you review the minutes of the MonmouthCounty N.J. hearing in this matter, & the record of the SuperiorCourt hearing. You will find the testimony of 2 Hazlet Townshipofficers before the Grand Jury & the same officers testimonybefore the Superior Court. You will find a complete variance in' their testimony to such an extent, it seems to me to be primafacie evidence of perjury.
-ma ""' """' I will expect that Sen. Gore will soon be in touch
with me after receivinggyour report. g
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Thank you for your letter of June 19.I am certainly sorry to learn of the difficulty
you experienced in New Jersey. In an effort
to be helpful, I am writing to the Department
of Justice to request that they investigate this
matter and provide me with a report. I will
write to you further when I have received a
response. ' -
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. 1 .5 . Dear Sir:
" '- I have received reports from constituents
of extensive car theft activities in Coffee County, Tennessee. I
me with a report on your findings.
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. V In response to your letter of August 81, 1970, please be
advised of the following concerning automobile theft conditions in
. _, Coffee County, Tennessee. The Sheriii of Coifee County has advised.' v' that he does not know of any organized automobile theft rings operating '
1/ in his county. The great majority of vehicles stolen in Coffee County
are transported to nearby Grundy County, Tennessee, where they arestripped and the parts are sold. This method of operation is facili-
tated by the fact that Grundy County is a wooded, mountainous area
' which is sparsely populated. In some instances, there has been
evidence of collusion between automobile thieves and automobile
owners for the purpose of defrauding insurance companies. The
4 V g _ _ _Sheriff§dvised that automobile thefts have declined in Coffee County" " ' ' duringthe p"ast"several weeks which he attritptesgtoethe e_stablish- H
__ ment of an automobile theft unit within the Tennessee State Division
of Motor Vehicles. _
-__ _ _ ._-_1_._,The experience of the Knoxville Office of the FBI has
surroundiugcounties is basically a local one. Violations of the
o l1i1'g:rstate Transportation of Stolen Motor Vehicle ITSMV! Statute_ P; which'ar_e under FBI jurisdiction have been minimal in C30ffeé"C<'nihty,-~ TennesseeS,;'FBI representatives have encouraged local and state
,,a_uthbrit_ies to make full utilization Jqficthe-,_National Crime Information;gg ' Center: N¢'IC! with regard .to;repo1jting,}$1§fifY1n8 ¢9"¢'¢J31i11§' stolenautgmobiles to NCIC. ' ' 7" Y w
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