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I \Ill II\ I II\\ I I\Ill III Ill II Ill II Ill IIIII IIIII \Ill III Ill\ \Ill E: F TO 1JlJl:AT HER UN'l!ERGRUON'D .ORGANIZATION (WUO), 1$-'WEATRERII\A~ ~ . ·.. 00; . CHICAGo;.. i' llli: sA& n lE~ti ~~~tE~, Aui!im;l'r ;; i .1 ~~&. , · · ON All.Gl!ST ts, ,l&7s, I lMtirHY FRANcis ARYifi!)\!·ISli:f) ril..~?r ' . D . ACCORDING TO MIC/HAEL llAUCRARll, f!OSEMARY LE'AR IS LOCA'):ED THE C.ANT ON HOSPlT AL, BASEL , SW UZERLAW ~ AND 1 li!ElNS:• ~A)!Ili'D I" O!l BY THE Fj!M!LY OF '$tOBE:1<1 p fl.EYF'OS, tll..JD. ·.. l,:E:ARY·' ••. R'l'RliR > '.··· ..... ADVISED HE IS ANXlOtlS TO HAVE ROSEMARY I UNitED. ST~TSS. ACTION .REG~.l1lJllHl THE ABOVE IS .LEFT TO THE .o'lSQRl!;ftoNO.FI•;•\ BT FBI - CENTRAL RECORDS CENTER CG -CHICAGO Class I Case# Sub Vol. Serial# 0100 40903 190 13905 13926 CG 100-40903 KERESEY, CONNIE •••••••••.••••• 214,237 KILIAN, MELODY KAY AYERS ERMACHILD ••• See MELODY AYERS KLAFTER, DAVID BENJAMIN ••••.•• Zl, 205,214,228,238,270,272,275 KOCH, FRANK •..••••••••..•••••. 258,259 KOMATSU, KATHERINE "KIT" ••.••. 214,221,227 K~QGSTAD, KAREN JOYCE ••••••• , .30 KRUGMAN, STEVE ••••••••••.•.••• 206,214,225 KURSHAN, NANCY SARAH •••••.•••• 22,213,215,217,230,231,275 LAMPHERE, DONALD ••••••....•••• 2 3 3 LAMPSON, MARY •.••••••.•••.•••• 47,49,50,54,55 LANSDOWNE, BRENDA ••..••••••..• 216 , 2 2 5 LATIMER, KAREN LEE ..•••••••.•• 33,179,200,275 LAVENTER, MARK ••••.••.•••••••• 252,272 LAWRENCE, LIZA JEAN •.••••••••• 22,215 LEARY, ROSEMARY ••••••••.•••••. 18 9 LEARY, DR. TIMOTHY FRANCIS .••• 3,188o191 LEFCOURT, GERALD •.•.••••••.... 2 57 LENCL, MARK .•••.•••••••.•••••. 206,230,231,238,252,272,275 LERNER, JONATHAN DAVID .•.••••• 22,32,203,212,214,225,248,249,270 LEVINE, MARGO ••••••.•••••••••• 228,229 LIDOV, RACHEL ...... 228 LINDSTROM, CHRISTIN SARA •••••• 22 LIPPMAN, GEORGE ..••••••••••.•• 231 LIPPMAN, ROGER HENRY ••••••.••• 22,45,214,222,236,237,272 LOLL, JOHN ••..••••••••••.••••• 2 2 8 LONG, CONSTANCE ULLMAN ...••••• 33,34,44,271,272 LONG, GERRY ••.•.••••••.••••.•. 5 , 2 7 3 LUBOW, BART KENNETH .•.•••••••• 22,205,228 LUCHS, SUSAN .•.•••••••••••.•.. 214,225 LUDMER, LAURIE .•.•.•.• , •••••.• 2 2 8 LUNG, LUIS .....••.•••••.•••••• 231 MACHTINGER, BARBARA ••••••.•.•• 22,23 MACHTINGER, EVELYN. , .••••••••• 2 2 , 2 3 , 215 , 2 2 5 MACHTINGER, HOWARD NORTON ..•.• 5,14,18,22,23,25,28,32;34,38,179, 180,251,252,254,256,275,276 MACKOWSKY, ROBERT BRUCE •....•• 39,275 MAGUIRE, JAMES CONNALLY ••••••• 43,44 MANNING, JAY ••••••••••...••••• 214 MANOV, KAREN ANNE ••••••••.•.•• 2 3 3 MARES, ALBERTO CONRAD •••••••.• 214 MARGOLIN, BRUCE •••••••••••••.• 190 MARKS, CLAUDE ••••••••••••••••• 214,231 MATHER, FRANK HERBERT ••••••••• 39,40, 273 CONPIBEIIHU .• - 282 - ,-~ ··;>~£V."' :.~. .,o; /- \. .. -. ':'1;' ···-: ..,. .. ,_:- ~-i _ _ ._., ·,' .. ,. .. i ,._ of ·.. ; /I [if I. • \}\I ~ .·•.. ~··. r .",-; ·.•.·-· ._., ·.·;: --~ . \ ·' _;, ··- ·;; _ _ .. - ' 4 - Bureau (J\1.1) (RM) (2 - 100-446997) (2 - 100-472365) 2 - Albany (AN) (RII) _.1-..- Boston (AM) (Rit) CY· Chicago (AM) (HH) 2;.- Cleveland (Nl) (RH) z·- Denver (AN) ( Rl-l) -2 - Detroit (AN) (RM) 2 ·,- Los Angeles (''"'ll (Rtl) 2 - l-fihvaukee (AH) (RH) 2 - New York (AM)(RH) .z :-Philadelphia (AH) (Rtt) 2 ·- Phoenix (,\.\f) (R!!) 2 Portland (AM) (RH) &ell 2 ... Sacra men to (All) (R~l) 2 .. San Diego (AM) (Rtl) 'C c- '-/(, 73o- 2 - Seattl,e (,\H) (R}I) SEA'reHED 2 ~ Washington Field (MI) (Rif) 4 San Francisco 1•"' ., ,( ' :2 - 100-665701 ,,. ' - I RFS/sms CLASSIFIED BY 7037 r:/·· (40) EXEMPT PR01-' GENERAL DECLASSI · ICAT!Otf SCHEDULE OF EXECUTIVE ORDER 11652 - ' EXHIPTION CATEGORY z, AlJTffifATICAJ.J.Y DECT.ASSIFIED CN: INDEFINITE. ' Appr_.,,:~d: ----~------'-~· Sent __. ____c ___ M :·Per -·._ -~, ----- . Spec! a! A.:;e;-:l. il-1 C:m.;;s- · NW#: 52266': Doc!d: 32709013. . ·-· I \ CONFI!lJ.i~'TI AI • -'[OIAibl {7) IDU SF 100-66570 RFS/sms ' 1. IDENTITIES AND LOCATION$:<"0F COHfliJNES OR ORGANIZATIONS People 1 s Law ·.Office at this_ residence and New Left. coVerage is ··.-. report on activities at. this residence. LI"n~d;r1:r·v;;rir.u-;;a'l-;c::a::s::e;:-f,-,. ;-;::e-;:s--;:h::a;-,v::!e b e en ma in t a i n e d on the a b o v e men t i one d subjects. 2. INFORIHNT PROGRAM INITIATED .AGAINST COf!r.JUNES FOIA(b) (7) - (D) SPECTAR,./ has been unable to mal~e any contacts with ARLE1 J..:... 1.1 u o 1 es to atterid.·karate classes at 330 GTo~~tT~e·t-;-''S~an.~·-Fra'rtc·isc.o, California, where he .has met several radi.calsfin this area. Sou reP- has made contaCt w·i th the groun · organizing a radio station in the Daight-Ashbury District of San fro.'ncisCo·. · · CC:t~F rnn:Ti AL ''.. '' NW#: 52266.'i Doc!d:32709013 2 - ·• ,. • • SF 100-66570 RFS/sms FOIA(b) (7) - (D) I !,.;;-,-----.,---,-.,.,--~·~ departed San Francisco -on' May ;1.8, 1974, en route to Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.• Source planned to. depart Vancouver, British Columbia, on .June 1, 1974, for Toronto, Ontario, Canada, in an effort to locate Weathfug subjects in the Toronto areae Source plans to return to Vancouver approximately July, 1974. · I FOIAibJ 17 l - IDJ I returned to th~ Sa~ Francisco B~y Area from Afin Arbor, t:hchlgan, on Hay 30, 1974. San Francisco is ,currently in the p~ocess of selecting and recommending to the Bureau a tj:lrget for this source. 3. PR,0SECUTIVE ACTION TAKEN DURING PRIOR HONTH None. .. 4. li'EATIIERHAN FUGITIVE INFORHATION DEVELOPED DURING PRIOR 'tONTH With regard to the·· address 1211 Oak .Stieet·,. San Francisco,. California, used in the purchase o-f a 1956 Chevrolet station ,;agon with Oregon license EGS 673, andJ·"the address 1411 Oak Str.eet, San Francisco, California, used in;fhe purchase of a 195& Chevrolet station wagon with California/license CSE 070, both addresses are non-existent and \1/0Uld be aC~foss the street from the Golden Gate Park Panhandle in the Haigp~-Ashhury area. Thes, yebi~rs are . believed to be driv~n by )HLLIAH CHARLES AYERS. FOIA(bJ (7 J - (DJ I is attempting to determhne the significance of tnese a· resses. The other extremist sotlrces have been ale'tered to the· above ·information / . . n: .. _-.-T-Y·~~ .. ~~~AJ-q:~.1 ~n a :ecent interview· advised that · · followln~e-s-cane from prison 1n September, 1-970, he was taken to' a two ... story r;;Jdence on 15th ·street in San Francisco· where Albion Street dead~nds.J'Other than commercial buildings, there are four houses in this ]..ocation ldth ten separate units. Each unit Has its own"entrance on/15th Street. Interviews \dth persons residin2: here who were here in 1970 have failed to _identify anyone participating in the LEARY escape. All advised that the turnover of -te.rta~t.s is · extr~mely high. The renters presently are ma·s-tly Chinese..- · Investi gation is continuing in this matter. ,411 ne,:,.- Neathfug- identi tie_s recently developed have beer:t· c'hecked_ through birth and· death records, Voters .Rr.gist-ratien, publi"_c libraries, weJ,.fare_.,_ )~.an·k ..Q.f... A~e~"I:.iJ:a-,T:rp.veJJ';r.s,. Che~k- Fraud Unit, etc'-·"'~"-' td th'·: "negsti v~_ resu·l i:S: · · · GOhfT CU\?L\t • • bocid: 327090'!3 - FT> - ~.45 (REV. 4·13·60-)':;o;-·"., •<; -~~ ... ;~ '~'- . -:-~.- _->)' ·•' _;·,-,.. -~. - ,_. '· i --::. -7•.·. -,.- .. • ·.i~···· :·~-.:;:<."~". _-·· ( ·· ... -i' _ ..-,...... --:..- ;·;, ., '. ~-.··.,. -. •' Docid:32709015 I r • ....__ .l...._f'- I .;.._""" r---· - \ll,ii. "'\ji FBI -r--'~.:llro SliP! ....._-~-1 . 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Sc:-attle and :-:-=1n F'ranc.i.~r.o nj vislon~ ar~ follo1·!inrr am~ Hill rsno:r,t r-=-~-:;ult:.; of rn:0s--E-.cu-cion nen:::aininq to L7l.'ri'!P.P's ., ., convictinry. r-:;. ,;?. .:-.- \. ,'!'J:',f"lTEY T.,fo:.J\RY '- l '· ' !nllrJ.nrr' ' 0ctoJ~.::-r, ]"7'_·.· •1, r:o,s1.rrn:t\ ' 'f' _J_car.r: . !r:::v~, l (Yr.m=_ntr: . 1·:er::- mad-= conc-?'rninq inv"::st:i.r.-'ltion :i.niti"atsrl !--u :i.nfor.111at.ion ohtain~r? in forme.r: r1.,.l·lriefinqA 0~ 'P:(!10THV T.,Rt\RV. - 1 NW#:52266 bocid:32709015 .JE'OIA(b) (7) - (D) j V·•: ' sr: l'10-2.fJ()!ll. ' !, !!O'·lARD 1\~.CH~ U';PP. CRIS'::'ON S7\TI~IlJi>.!n~'T'R(}~.1 . , L:urin - 3 - NW#.;_5226.6. ocid:32709015 .. • ·: .. ·' ·.1-"' . . · 1t _&. ·itpnrtmrnt nf 3Justtr.( •. •· .,.;.~ROO-MUST NOT OERIEM~~~~~~~,.., .. ~~~ . __ , ... - . . ·-'~~: ~ '·. . . .. -~:···· .. .. ~' . ·'·. ·. . ·:, .,",_ .... :..· :-FEDERAL BUREAU .. , . ..,. ·· ... ·. -~. .· ... of INVESTIGATION -~ . ~""7-. . ' -J#-~. . ::_ .,.;_.- ·r . ~ .· ':.:-· ,·· .. . ;:·. . : ...... , . .... ~"·.· · .. , .·. · ... :·.·.. '. :.. "i;j .~ :.~it~ :···· ...... ·!USE.· CARE lN ·. HANDUNif TillS .. FILE'· .. • •r, • ·.j::,. /. . ~·~. j' ..: .. c•. . .·:·· . . . . -~ .. .. Jransfer-Cauf~42l '· ~.. . :.. ~ Docid~ 32705.34JL.. A?i ___. --~-~- .· ·I "· ... ·-~--- '. b I :.-...r •. ' ~ I j . (P) ·: i- · ! I . . Enclosed herewit.h. to the Bureau- I are one copy each or a booklet ·entitled,; "The Brotherhood o~ Eternal Love'", and ano'ther entitled, "The Brotherhood of Eternal Love IT, SUpplement 1, comprehensive Nam~ Index~ These booklets were prepared by .. the C.alifornia .Department of Justice,: Division of Law Enforce- I ment,,Organized ~rime a~d Criminal· lnt~~l~gence Branch• · · -Also· enclosed herewith .for each recipi~nt ·af:fice is-5 · 1 one copy eaQh of the above described enclosures.. . . "· 1 . . 'l;'}le B~therhood of Etern~l Lov~~ according to . .v~~ ~ represent~tives of. the Grange County, California;, . Dis:trict ~ ~ Attorney's Office~ is_an organization which th~y.have . 1 cha-racterized as a "hippie- psychedelic"-group involved in ~tc~~nArio,.t1£ai~.. stclf~~.tl.Jl!~--OAl.!-~G~l"a_ 1\-rea, tiie san }i'ranc1sco, cai:t;fom!A.,..... Bay .Are~,. the Santa . J~to;.~~~- countx.. ':c.a"Xi!"tai!il~'Ei";=a~'d the Idlenfa";.·~california, Areas. I er"ori,._they are ~active 'dn the State .of Oregon, ..p.~rticularl ·in Josephine..-County, ana··in ·1fiwai'l-=-. .... "'"! = '"3-'""' .... '"" -._; . <~~~ ... ~--~---~~---~~~~ rr· s.~ .I . . The enclosed confidentia+ publica~ion _entitled, "The· '- B~otherhood o:f Eternal Love", sets·. t:orth. on page-. 1, · an organization ~ outline and general ld!iltory of th1.:s::organizat1on. · In 1967, a \' group of subjects were ident~r:tet( as .~J.o.~-~dmg~dealers, · ant\ .established a psychedelic slt-I(iwl:li~h they· called . "Mystic Arts ' World." Investigation revea]e NW#:52177 Docl:d:32705348 '!-.. -.. I I .-· . .. .. l .c C I C',. -· _,.p r ·.·~· I .,I I 'LA.l00-80544 l ' • · I .. ~· . . J (Ji-1/...;r.::, sev:t ~ . . I enterprise established the psya· edelic shop and otner-ous1 nesses · ,. ·-·, to be used as a front for ill1 t 'drug;;;ff1c. · .. · 77~~;:,,_,,1'12~.Y~ .b~IiY . o.o.,fJ, JtJj~;;--foo. ! . Duri~9o7 a1')3i' I968.t.. TI1VIOT: . tEARY was o1iseryed by l _,investigating. officers t be asso.ciate with one ~O~~!t-·~~~-~~z/yJ. l r ( A~~;r:.~~ and MICHAEL EOyP ~NJ?.ALL~,. Both AIIDRIST ana AA ;JlLLJU.. ,. -. have been identified as ~or figures. in th~ illicit d _ C/1~; 11-:- . traffic. LEARY has been identified by subjects involve.d' in .-- the~e invest_igations a~--~e-~ling _i~ LS.Q, __ as a religious leader:;: and in---1-961 ... an.d-196"8;···-Was pti'bi1'cly encouraging the "e~pansion" of the mind through religious use of LSD. ·In De.c,embi:fr 1968, LEARY and his family were arrested by Laguna Beach P,0lice · Department in th~ Laguna canyon area· of Ora~ge---~County, · California. LEARY was subsequently sentenced .to St.~t·t:r--·:Prison upon conviction of Section .11530 of ,the· Health and Safe·ty-.. C.qg_~.~--- ___ .It was at that approximate:: time that .· dividuals invo'J~.v~d ... wi-th .._.LEARY"· gan · rere~r.:f:ng __ :t;,o· ~h~maselvLe. ·· "~s.-;;·"~~BrUnited States customs authorities; and, later, law enforcement authorities in the San Francisco, California, area, .as well.as Oregon and Hawaii. · Agents assigned to the Los Angeles Division, and particularly in the Santa Ana Resident Agency, kept in touch with local authorities because it was learned that numerous individuals alleged to be involved with this organization were subjects of Bureau investigations and/or in fUgitive status. These cases involved Parole violations; Bond Default ~nvestigations; Unlawful Flight.to Av9id Prosecution (UFAP) investigations-; and Selective Service violations •. · - 2 \ . ,, '· NW#:52177 Docid:32705348 . - "j""""""'""" •.. I I ~ .. ~· I ' ·LA 100-80544 . The Los Angeles Times Newspaper publication of 8/6/72, ·carried a lengthy article reflecting that an Orange. county Grand Jury had returned ·29 .secret indictments charging numerous ..individuals with narcotics ~istribution'in connection with this organization. The above referred to confident-ial publication-sets ~fol'th the modus operan,di of this organization and names the individuals known and suspected to be involved as distributors as well as their areas of operation. In addition to the foregoing, the above enclosure entitled, "The Brotherhoad of Eternal Love·", ·_supplement 1, is a camprehensive name index of those individuals known and· suspected to be involved with this organization. . \ . . Orange County law enforcement authorities have advised that a special task force has been organized for the,purpose of gathering information directed toward prosecutton of individuals inv9lved in this organization. Inasmuch as .-the Los Angeles Division has under investigatio~ numerous individuals involved in a fugitive status, liai~on has been maintained with Orange Count,y auth~rities. Arrests made following the above mentioned orange· county Grand JUry indictments have included persons whose whereabouts are being sought by the ~reau~ In addition to the foregoing,- information has also been received from those local authorities that.this organiza tion is alleged to containrh.embers who have some affiliation with Weatherman fUgitives currently being soUght by the Bureau. Information has been received from-these authorities that members of the Weatherman group were instrumental in effecting the escape of LEARY from the California State Penal System and·his subsequent i i flight from the United States. specific information regarding ! this allegation has not yet been positively established. ; Special Agent DONALD STRANGE, Bureau of.Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs, Los Angeles, has advised that there is in custody one individual who, upon interview wtth members of this I task force, .stated that .he had knowledge that the weatherman I • Ii .. NW#:52177 Docid:32705348 . ·~- ··-=-···.-,.. - ... ... -· ,. c ' . ·.• ,_ LA 100-80544 J -~ element had 6 in fact~ rendered escape assistance to LEARY. It was alleged by that individual {identity not known to the Bureau) i · that. for thetr assistance the weatherman fugitive.s received i $256000. . . . I I. In view of the foregoing and at the specific request I of members of the .ta·sk force, agent personnel of the Los. Angeles I Division.attended a conference in Santa Ana, california, on I 9/13/72. Present at that conference' were members of the above mentioned law enforcement agencies. During the conference those members were bri('fed by Agent·s of the Los Angeles Division concerning the Weatherman fugitives and copies of wanted circular ·flyers of all of the Weatherman fugi.tives were distrib~ted to ·those present. · . ·During the investigation and sub~equent arrests made by members of the task force, they received information from~· informants· and one of two of the arrestees indicating a very ·good likelihood of a relationship existing between members of this organization and the weatherman faction. Furthermore, during·this investigation this task force has positively established that members of the Brotherhood have successfully obtained and are continuing to utilize excellent false identification which ;18 similar to the modus ope.randi ·of Weatherman fugitives. It is felt by the task force that 'I memb~rs of the· weatherman underground or· sympathizers may have coached or offered assistance to the Brotherhood organization ./ in est:ablishing false identities- in· order to leave the country or go into seclusion in order to avoid arrest. . It is the intention of the Los Angeles Edvision to maintain close liaison with members of the task force to insure that information developed by that group concerning Bureau fugitives will be made immediately available to Bureau personnel. In addition, memb~rs of the task force have agreed to furnish to the Bureau information concerning the false identities of · individuals known to them. During the course of continuing investigation, members of the task force will further direct. inquiries to their informants and sources regarding ·the weather man fugitives. It is felt by the Los Angeles Division that this. approach is valid in that additional .informant coverage will result.by virtue of the continuing narcotics investigation. ', 4 NW#:52177 Docid:32705348 ,. •·· C: . ... 0 ·:. .. '' . LA 100-80544 'j. ·-· In addition·t9 the foregoing, a numbe~ of the· ·indi.viduals named in the Grand Ju.cy___ ;t._n.g.1~tment .. J~.. r._(! __ J).9_t_y~t in custody and .orange county a~tliorities are in. 1;:~~- .P~.~~_ss.... of prepa_rtng__ z:~.9~~~~--~~~~~·~-?.~-~pve sti@i~~.t....,.!s, . .gAt~.-c.:l;,b.9..~~,.---. _.;1Jlq~y1.Q.Y~l.~ .•...... • -- . - . . .. :~:. ·. '~·-· --····· ... ,.. ..• _-···-·~······""·""~'"'- . The Los Angeles Division is also cur~ently.in ·the process of reviewing the office indices regardi.ng all of the individuals involved with the Brotherhood for the purpose of as·sisting this task force group and p ssibly locating Bureau fugitives and/or weatherman· Otgitive. ~·,.--/_ 1 _ _ i? . · ~~Ge ~~~. . . , I . , According to members of th task force, -GEORGE H. . I ... CHULA, lR·, a ~jlta_~n~, california!. !ltorne;y, has actively~ . pa!ilcipated in the def'~~e of members or this organization /· arrested in the past in l~:f'ornia, Hawaii,· and. Oregon!. His ·rL L 23 ·year old son·, STEPHEN CHUL11, is likewise known to be aSfstle '-"f'ttl · • me.mber ~r ~rgan1za~ ~n~ inJ!o;tved ~~-n_a:~e~~},;;;"· .n.g}..d :1/-[(/:!i. ·RIAN KENDA · MC AD,AMS a · JOHN CHARLE·~-''.GALE are two irialviduals currently!· custody w. o are.considered to be, along wit~ ROBERT LEE. ANDRIST, le e:y"'s'- 6in this organization · MC ADAMS is married to one YONI.C..A MENNE~' so ·recently ar ted i~ connection with this na,reotic 'll ·:tnves" . tion~A MENNE is fre·e on bond. \ iJ.I . I. ffk.fivAm.s. r.1 . . . fk; ..fi, ;l..2/#. 'RS B~lr-ti'J ~ - /:'1c../ld/TJI:t_S BANKS has indi~atea that MC ADAMS, through his . attc:>rneys, is att·empting to determine .. whether or not h~---~-~n :receive consideration ~or info~ti0n _he iii:tg_~(~~~:f:,s~.:- . -~-c.....""!"'l"'.':!""',~~:""•'"' .... _...__...._~WOI---"...... ~ .... .,,...,.,.ol,.._..,,.~~· ...._, .. _.,.,..,.,,-t"*':.i;.o)o ..."'_.._, _ _. .-.=-t•"'t..-· ..o,: ... , ... .,, ...,., It is felt by members· of the t·ask force that. MC ADAMS knows the whereabouts or ANDRIST and could very probably fUrnish information which would lead to his apprehension. · Fer the additional information of the·Bureau, Agents of the Los Angeles Division have maintained contact with · personnel of the var;tous law enforcement agencies in Orange County during the past 18 months regarding the members or captioned organization. Detective ROBERT F. :ijOMAINE of' the La~na Eeach Police Department has previously advised tqat .on 1/4/72 and 1/5/72, a meeting of me~bers of this tas gr up was held in San Francisco for the puJ!'I)ose of poolin i · ormation · in the investigation of this organization a- its mb rs. f). o4- (!t!IQ ::Trilnv 9A IJ,q Le-s 19 Le.. · - 5 - 5i1mes 1 IJ~Le. I I NW#:52177 Docid:32705348 -···--- --· ~-----;:)-:-.-----.- " c· .·• - 0 J' I ·I LA 100-80544 As the Bureau is aware, the Swiss Government has recently ordered LEARY to leave that country not later than 10/31/72. As a result of this investigation, members of this task force have heard rumors and received information indi cati~g that members of the Brotherhood are attempting to purch~se property in the Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, area which they hope to utilize as a haven for LEARY- at such time as he actually leaves 'switzerland. The Los Angeles Division intends to pursue this aspect. of the task force investigation so that the whereabouts-of LEARY might .. be established in the event that he does, in fact, depart from Switzerland. · _ The Los.Angeles Division intends to foliow this matter closely and maintain liaison with members of the task force to insure that any information developed by them concerning FBI jurisdiction will be made immediately available. In addition, members of the ·.task force have been specifically requested to keep Bureau personnel advised, on a continuing ·basis, of the activities of members of the task force. I_ I I - 6 .NW#:52177 Docid:32705348 :,ry _, .... ! .. ·. !I UNITEaATES DEP~RT~IENT I FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Los. Angeles, California In Reply, Please Refer to .October 31, 1972 File No.· · · .I ,· :· . THE BROTHERHOOD OF ETERNAL LOVE .... ·Th:e ·Brotherho-od .-of- ·Eternal :-Lov.e_, · a.·~cording .. to Edvlard ]3anks, Sr. -Jnves tiga tor) Orange. c~;:nmtY:'; tCa lifornia J • Distr.i~t Attorney•.s Office) Santa Ana, California, is. an organiza-tion \·lhich is characterized: as a "hippie-psychedelic"_· gtoup involved in ex~ensive narcotics distribution.in California) Oregon, ·and Hawaii. . . · •' Detective ·Robert· Romaine of the L::iguna· Beach~ California, Police-Department, advised that The ·Br::>therhood . of Eternal Love is. a grQup ·::>f individuals who have been . : . _.identified as 'major drug dealers. :-Romaine made available a . -. copy :or a confidential publication· entitled ''The Brothernood · · - ._of. Eternal L·ove 11 prepared by the Californ;ia Department of · ._, ·, ·.-,,::S:u;:a:ti:ce,.. :\!Lit;_rl~-~.h.e ...... a.;;?,::?. .:l,.st.o.l<.: .. c .. :::.!' t.:-:..s ·:e.t;~~P.u 0f !:-!;:.·rcotj_cs Rnd .· · . Dangerous Drugs and ::>ther law erifo~c·e-ment agencies.· .:-·This· ·. ---- pubJ,:l,.cat_ion__ s_ets forth that the organization _v'las formed . in 196I when a ·gr-oup of individuals established a. 11 hippie 11 11 11 psychedelic shop which they called rl!ystic -Arts ·H.orld • :·--·· investigation revea-led· that-individuals affiliated, v~ith'the Myst·ic Arts \-iorld established the store. to_ use as a· fron.t for· .il'licit drug. tr;;.f-i'ic. Continuing .investigation of individuals _ identifie~din QOnnection 'fiith the foregoing ·r.l?'"om 1967 through ·1969 ·reveale· they were· the major source of -;;:,upply for LSD in, Southern C ifornia. Additional investio- ion revealed that· in 1967 .ose subjects were obtaining t ir LSD from sources : in th San Francisco .area. Robert Le .l\ndrist arid Michael BoY-d andall were identif'ied as maj ; figures· in ··the· ~!ifi?__.L;_ • · es blishment of the I'llystic Arts Hor:t? store· and in· t.~e" ,:~- i·· licit drug traffic. Randall was. determined -to be ~ne · .. censee of the store. · . - ~: .. . ·' ~ ·. . · Dur~ng 1967.. and 1968 _'llj,rop_t.bY.. Frah~ls Lea~~.;r..r~·-~' . -· _· /: _· was observed . .to be associating with Andrist--~d Randall and · .· ./ ' . :also knovm t-o frequent the Laguna· Canyon·-)'toodland Drive area.' .· .. .:: .. >,; ..o_f,Iaguna-Beacl:t .. ,. According to ~his publicatiori,.Leary h.as :· '''I . \ ' ~ .~ '' .'. _· ..r '• ' , , ' '.,... ·. ; : . , ". ~• •, ~-., 9 • ., , . , ;· ; .~ ...... ' ', . ·· ', • .,;, ,. . • • ·. ' • .- . •:,-.·. " ...... ·.• . .' '~~:.!i# ... , .. ' _, . . ·' ~;r:._: ... ~--~_- ...-./·"" .r:· ------~--·-:____ ?_.~_~:_1_o_su_·R_E -/rro__ · --____ -~ fb 9-z;~:_,~:_,_i_:·_-~~_~_~_--·=_· 1------~----~·J. -~ _:_ . , ·._ · "- ' . . - . NW#:52177 Docid:32705377 J ... I r ...-.. (___.:; {] THE BROTHERHOOD OF ETERN.L\ L LOVE I ;, :I . . ri since been identified, by many of the individual~ dealing ~n :i" · · ISD_, as a re-ligious leader of this group and i'Tho_, .at that time, ~-'las publicly encouraging the 11 expansion e>f one's mind through 11 religious use of. LSD • . Leary. has. been observed nieeting 'l.•Ji th I . :l\ndrist in the Laguna. _Beach area.. · · I ••. ·i·' . i . -~ ·rn··D~ecember-1968 Leary and .me'mbers or'·his family . . ~ 1-'iere arrested by the laguna Beach Polic.e ·Department .in the ·laguna Canyon· area.. Leary v1as sucsequeritly sentenced· to i. California Stati Prison following his convictio~ of violation i of Section 11530 ·of the California Health and Sa:fety Code.· . It v-iaS at about that: approximate period of time that individuals affiiiating · v.;i th Leary adopted the name. of .. the ''.Brotherhood· of Eternal Love"- f-or their-organization. . ! . . .. In 1969, according to .the California. Department . ·: of Justice publication, a. major ··fire of unlmmm origin consumed the f"'ystic Arts 1.'/orld stcre. ·Since that .time ...... inves t-iga ti on has· revealed ·that many o,f the· members of ·this ,.:,c,~e;9-i:il44·t.:i..01"J.:,,i1a v::e .. ,-mov;.e.cl. ~-iio.,,.Q.jd~f:.enen~t ~·pa.:J:l.t-s .1of··. Ca1·1i'ornia and ..... : l the Unit~d States where they are c9ntinuing th~i~ illicit ·J drug tr·affic. Invel?.tigation has ·revealed'that .these ind-ividuals I :_·have found their .primar"J market for drugs in Southern California. ·I .,. They Qontinued to utilize shops in the laguna Beac~ area as J· : fronts for thei.r illicit drug traffic~· These stores have ·I I . been. identified as folloNs: · I ·' I Sunshine Health F~od·Bar . I 703 South Coast Highway -'. i I Laguna Beach, Cali-fornia "I Ra~nbow Surfboards ·715 South. ·coast High't'l'ay 1 Lag~na Beach~- California . I I I t .... . I . The Sound· Spectrum ~ . ·.' . I I 1264 South Coast Highway ..·I \ Laguna· Beach, CalifO"rnia I j ..·, ..:·. ..l Rainbow Surfboards · . . . ~- . : ;' ~ ... : ·;·',-:, .,:'• I .,. • J • .. : ., ... , ...... :.. ,·~ 9798 La ~.olla Boulevard · . ~- ~_,; ;:.::\-~~-(·.;, ;i .. :.. ··:-:<· ,_.._·.·,.·L?. Jolla·(san Diego Com-ity) ... . ··: ... ::J·> . . .. . ~ :- ~. !'· .. , ~ ...... Rainbow Juice Ear 6980 La Jol'la Boulevard . La Jolla . (San· Diego County) ··: ·.. -· 2 NW#': 52177 Docid:32705377 I., I ~· 0 t.."c 'L . r (J . . 'THE BROTHERHOOD OF ETERNAL LOVE In addition~ the Ga lifori1ia Department of· Justice publication sets .forth an· e.xpla:·nation of the method ·of operation .·and· distribution of ·rsn, hashish, cocaine, and rgari j uana . · · · · · · · · · · · ···· ---·-· ---- ·.- ~--Loca-tions· of ·:a:ctivities. have ·been. ide.ntified as .. ... ··Jos·ephine ·county, ·oregon; Idyllwilde; Santa Ba~bara-; and. the· · So~th~rn Orange County areas of California; San D~ego County;_ San Francisco Bay area, .b.oth in California .and, Hawaii.- .. .·· ~··The,publication sets forth in(ormation:indicating. that individuals engaged in the traffiC-of narcotics have · been ~nown to sell "orange sunshinen or 11 Christ" .LSD (red and gr'een) ~ It has been established tr1at they_ smuggle and distribute large quantities.of-.hashish in vehicles originating .! in· the .United ·States .. Indivi·duals ·involved in this organization have, on :a continuing basis, utilized Attorney· George Chula .· .. and. associat~s, bf Santa Ana, California, a~ their ~ttorneys. ~·They also have readily· available at their disposal the ..·· .. ·. -, ·•.d\a;c.i.~i:t i es ...,_.o f .:;.t tu:: <;,Qga,_n.ge,~,G o:t:Jr1,t.: y -~:.J3a,i.l .... :Dond ..C.om pa ci;y- , . a.ls o ir1 ., ·.:. · Santa Ana~· They have been knovm to operate under. assumed · identi.ties and utilize false· identification· which includes· birth certificates from. Ne\'-1 .York and.-otl1er .states, Selecti've SerVice registration cards, student identification-cards from the. University .of· Calif-ornia, and driver's licenses· from.. Oregon 1 ·. Ut.ah, Ha\ , . Edward Banks of the·Or~nge Ccunty.District Attorney's· Office has advised that numerous individuals. involved in this 'i narcotics. traffic are currently in a fugitive status .a-nd their .... 11 \'-lhereabo.uts are not knmm. The nLos Angeles Times 11 ne;,·;spaper, a ·daily nei;rspaper published in Los .Angeles, California, on .August· 6; :)..972, ca~ried ·a lengthy· a.rtic le reflec ~ir:g that an .· · . .I Orange County Grana Jm•y had returned 29 secret -.~naictments ·· ·· :_..__ · l .. ' .. charging numerous ind-1 vid uals i'Ii th .narcotic~ ~lis tr.ibuti::m. . ·. · ·.. j .· .A 11 of those individuals TJ~jere named as belonging· to the .· ·. . . · "Brotherhood of :Eternal Love". .. .· '· ·. . . . ·: ... · . ·' I ...... ' .... ; . ,, .. ;·: .· ... ;:.- .· ·-:··:.~·_Special ,.Agent .Donald Strange of the Bureau of.-:· ·: · ·v·:1 - ·· Narcqtics and Dangerous Drugs, Los _!\·ngeles,. California,. advised'·· i ,_.·:.· .. ·· o.n Oc~ober 11 .•. 1972, that he. had recently :;oeturnt;d from San Jose, Costa Rica. He returned Hith him to ·the United States . Edi•lard ·Jeffrey· Iange, who was· ..-ordered deported to the United .' •, ;F".•• . i \ . - 3 ·.. I I ! NW#:52177 Docid:32705377 ...... __o_~·. ....:>" ·' " . ./ ··o:·,.' '{] ,I THE-BROTHERHOOD OF ETEIDJAL LOVE Stat~s-by Costa Rican authorities following his-arrest by police representatives of Costa Rica for narc6tics activiti'es ~ · -St~ange. ad·trised that. numerous other· indi'lidua_·ls · apparently ··had been ··in ·costa Rica just prior to the arrest. of Lange and are believec;l to have fled· to. other foreign · countries, including HonduraS··::· . . ·I .. ' i .· . Strange :advised further t.ha t the continuing I ·.investigation into .the narcotics traffic activi·ties of these ·individuals has determined they have connections in Hest· Germany, Chile, possi:;:;ly r1exico, and Guatemala. \ . .. .. ~ . Numerous ·:nembers of· this organizatio"n. ·are currently . . . . . i .·in custody in the Orange-County, California, Jail, Santa Ana, i .Califbrnia,awa:Lting trial follm·Iing th~ir having .been indicted . ' - .,, by an .Orange County_ Grand Ju!"f l.n August 19-(2 ~ · , . ~...... · .II . ,. . This document contains nei the~r recommend-ations nor ·conclusions of· the FBI. It :is ·the property· of the .FBI and· is. loaned. to your agericyj it and its contents are not ·ta·be distributed outside your.agency, nor.duplicated ~ithin your _agency. . I I . ',. I " . ~- ·.I - "f . .. .: . I ' . I . ~- I . : . ·...... :· .. . · •• • ~. ,..· •• • • . l. • • ~., .:. ~ ~ • : •• ...... • .. : •••·: ••• : :· • "•••• ,~•• ·' ••• •..... '. ••• ... ~.".'.' ••:.·.· :' ·: • • : ... ~ ,.. . . ; : ~.. ·,_; ___ :~· . ~:~ ...... ~ . ..:. .: .: :.· ;_ .·: . ; ~ ...... ~ •. ':- •? ,' '.J:.~~:-.··:·.. ··~·.': ;':• ,·· ,.;.. ~·r·~ -~. ... I :: ·. .. ._":-.· . :· _;:. · . .' . . .. . \.' ...,. .. . : ~-··· ·'. 1 ·... -I ------~------~------~--~------~----~--~· NW#:52177 .Docid: 32705377 ... ----·-·~,.,...... -----...r=~- OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 • .JULY 1Q7.3 EDITION ~-,. ~2,.~A. FPMR C4l CFRJ 101·11.8 C' UNITED STATES- G !ERNt1ENT 0 Memorandum· i\ TO DIRECTOR, FBI DATE: ,,~(F' SEATTLE (100-31299) (P) ( SUBJJ:;: JAMES ELLINGSO'~~RG ,.(!/ ' SM - WEATHERMAN. (~IBLE SUPPORT) / 00: SE· /" ~ . . . A preliminary inquiry has been in~tiated concerning: the subject for the purpose- of determining if. subjec·t is involved in .Weatherman activities which could involve a violation of Titte 18, u.s.c. 2383 (Rebellion or Insurrect~on),. 2384 (Seditious 9onspiracy), 2385 (~dvocating Overthrow of the Government), 837 (Unlawful Posses'sion a~d Receipt .of. Firearms), 844 (d) (Explosives and Incendiary Devices), 2101 (Antiriot Laws), Title 26, u.s.c. 5861 (d) (Unlawful Possession of Destruc"tive Devices). \. During July, 1974, tH eattle Division received · information that TIMOTHY FRANCIS LEARY JR., former drug cult guru, had identified the fa ouse at Route 3,- Bo_x 193, Monroe, Washington, as the saf·e house at ich he had been harbored during S~ptember, 1970, after his_e~-ape from California prison. This' commune had -earlier· been ident · : ed by Seattle as a :;JV · t ··rary residence of RICHARD JAMES AYERS (Fude) and MELODY /. - - - - - ..L.\.C:l~~_...IAN_(former paramour of Weath -·g·· BILL AYERS and common~law wif of RICK AYERS) during 1970 and e rly 1971.- · During February,_ 1971, AYERS/KILIAN turned the farmhouse over to a group of individuals who are presently being investigated to de~ermine their extent of involvement with the Weatherman. Investigation has thus far determined varying degrees of contact with AYERS/ KILIAN and other known Weatherman support by these 'individuals presently.believed to number about nine subjects. Captioned subject hae·been identified ~s one of these individuals. - - ·subject is a white male, born December~l951, and· currently residing at 3842 -~5t outhwest Se~t~ ·l and employed as a driver for Service Paper I , 14-0 Alaska~ - i Seattle. \ . :.. '... • -2Dt 9. tJ-:- ~81.753' I - \~- Bureau ~ · .- ."__ ,,-i -·-- · __ -_ .... _ 2 - Seattle q .._J_l·''). ~--.·. · LMH:·cmf . ~ - :=· l2 NOV 13- 1974 ~~· =-=--~- {{Jli'J .. . I i 'J 2. Q\97~t I Brq U.S. Saving.r /3otzds Regularly on the Payroll Savings P~an I 1010·110 "J NW#:52178 Docid:32705379 I j 0 0 SE 100-31299 "i During 1971 subject was identified by neighporhood sources as being iri contact with-AYERS and KILIAN at and ,. through-the Monroe.commune. current investigation has failed ! ! to ·indicate that 'subject is engaged in any Weatherman activities : \ and strong considerati,on is being given to interviewing subject • as it appears that he m~ght be .cooperative at this time with .I regard to divulging information concerning AYERS and KILIAN I and the aforementioned commune.· Efforts are currently being made to secure an appropriate time and place for interview. I ! . ; - 2 - j ------:....---=-----__j NW#:52178 Docid:32705379 oz. . OPTIONAL .FORM .NO. 10 ("""' .JULY 1873 EPITION "" ~ GSA FPMR C41 CFRJ 101·1 \·.,J::· UNITED ST~TES GOVERNMENT Memorandum ' . DATE: TO ~li'1~TOR, FBI (100-481753) ..' 3/4/75 'l-\~C, SEATTLE (100~31299) ·(C) S~JECTjAMES ELLINGS~ERG SM - WEATHERMAN ·oo: sE Re Seattle. letter to Bureau, 11/11/74. During November ~nrough Dec"ember, 1974, appropriate informants .and established sources were queried for information concerning subject's current activities • . ·No information was.developed.to indicate subject is l I currently engaged in supportive activities· on. behalf of the ! Weatherman~ ·Previous investigation determi.ned subject is currently residing ·at 3842 - 35th sw, Seattle,. and employed I las a·truc~ driver for Service Paper Inc., 1400.Alaskan Way, .j Seattle. On December 12, 1974, subject was telephonically ·con'tacted at his place of employment with regard to arranging for an interview of subject 90~ce:i:ning his knowledge- of RICK "_ AYERS and MELODY KILIAN in connection with the Monroe farmhouse ' l': during 1970-71.""' Subject advised that.he had f1.0 information to provide the FBI concerning instant:ma~ter·and declined the invitation to meet personally with.a representative of the FBI i to discuss the ~atter further. . . . · . ~-~ · On-December 13, 1974, inquiry was made at subject's , · residence in Seattle and it was ascertained from a female who . 1 answered the door but refused to identify }J.erself, that subject was y presently at work but had mentioned to her the previous night that the FBI had talked to him on the phone. Instant female further advised that although she and s:ubject did not wish to appear uncooperative they·merely had no informat~on concerning the aforementionedmrmhouse in Monroe to reveal to the FBI. which· they would . consider pertinent to FBI interests. Ins·tant conversation was thereafter terminated. In view of. the .~pove it would appear subject ha:s no of cooperating·w&tli1 the FBI, however, no information was specifically indicatd.ng-:t:ti·~·'F subject has o~ is presently , · ,,1 .. • . REC 1n /.. ...,.., 1 . uf/J /'763 ~~- Bureau . · · · : _ . Q U.. . u u ---:- / 6 I .,"/; · .-~ Seattle · .:, .. ---~ ~ ..... _... l::lfoS . . ":~1"" us MA_R. 1o 1~1s 1) Buy U.S. Sa111ngs Bon7/i.qjftarly on the Payrg,/J.,.JsJi~autjn~- so•o·••o ~ NW#:52178 Docid:32705379 .. ". 0 'E:OIA(b)(7) (D) •, •, •, •, ·. SE 100-31299 . \\ I ...... I \ I ~ ...... adding the Weatherman underground. It is further noted that I- .._1 I who is providing current coverage o! "Prair1e E'1re" stue1y group activity in the Seattle area has not become acquainted with subject. Therefore, no further I investigation is warranted at. the present time. I !I . ' - 2 - .. -~ -·-~ ------J NW#:52178 Docid:32705379 FD-3!;Ct (Rev. 7-16-53) IJ NEW YORi', TIMES MAR 2 G Date: Edition: /t( [r. Author: Edltor: Tille: I I r' ': / * ''*' * ,' tlli.Ofine Raiders ,in State U.'•'', ~J.••arr ''ODE ;B~~ projf:ict/' >;a14 Lamrplj{; ''lli a Vi!rt lapge. yquth :lles:t\vO;l]. durillg .-1:11~ --nation<:tl Petllocratiq -PI!.l'ty 'cn!Q.v:ention ·-m Chicag(J, Wn Want , tQ manii"est the cul- tural altcrn:;.titN_~.'· , Laln1_:lef. sa1d' he WQUld be · dressed.l,n a Lohdon bi;lh by's ·-hit .arid' pil1ice cape wJiich li~ purehi{sed- il1 an.· East Villagtf shop yester- day _ _. · ~1'§! sa.id t11e raidlng :na:r;tsr " was- to ,gather a.t-:3.~30- a.rn: ' · todji)r ::00.-" #.6rt"' Ql .r.:rP: in·. -· terri!l..:tf.Jji).~ ·~qt)a;J;'teuR -at• jz ttiiMt·StN~-~- ~t- and travel in- ~ carR:vM · ~tig • t": .,_ .. ·. •. ~ L • '.-";'I ··~ . •. § ..... -~.= .. ;·· f . ·-:: ·. .. · ·::,. ·-·~~-"~~-.., --·~---=---.....,.,""""""'""'.. 1 ~- . ·p . v . . .ij I OPT/'1'll FOIM~NO~;('J, • ...... ",$ ~ ,010•106 . ,. lf-.. ~,~2 CDCTIO? ' . GSA GEH. •I!:G. NO. 27 ~ ... I P• .... l.JNITED STATES ~fERNMENT l t_j . A:soc. Dlr. _ J 1 - Mr. 1>.~· R. Wannall ,.,... ~ , . . ·. Me':':orand, ~ =:: ~: t im~:!~ord ·~~~::... i :r; -(f1'ff!.r. W. R). Wannall . DATE: I-1ay 31, 1974. '-:7;;.A:~:::-= Gon. In••\-- . •/ rb '.. ~··~ I ~~;;~_f:R.oM : R. L •. Shackelford . . ~ :::~fkL ~ - t< . -.. < --'-> . :/~ .~;.-;·:'tL"I .~- f jfl~" ~ ~~ ;PuRPOSE: . ·10· ~ , ; .,- . · ~~--. ·.. . To ·advise that notorious drug aclvocat.e · - ~ i'l' o~.. Dr. Timothy. Francis· Le·ary, Jr. , a CaJ).. fornia state prisone-r, --~~s coop7rati~g. with au·thorit~~s c;tn~ providi~g in~ormati~/i. He has ~dent~f~ed Weatherman ... ~nd~v~duals who ass~sted hun · escape(:from a ca;t.i:Eorriia state prison in.September,.l970, and ·flee· the· country~· Local authorities are interested in o}?tain.ing local process concerning Weatherman individuals . who· aicted Leary in his escape., .and this action. could lead - to Ql;>taining Feder.al {'Unlawful Flight to Avoiq Prosecution) ..pr.oc(es~~ This information is being furnished to the · · ...... ·"\ \ . .. . .· ; ·)'!lepar.tm~n t...... - . ·BA ------~------~--~------~--~------~- iNW#:52213 Docid:32706027 ~~------~- .. ~ •.0 I .... "·•.f.!., 0 ... ~: Memorandum to Mr. W. R. Wannall ·Re: Weathfug 176-1594 . . . ·A study of Leary's activities reveals.he has knowledge of drug trafficking, BPP .representatives· and Weatherman underground-organization. During late January, 1973, a Los ~geles. s_.ource· determined Leary may be interested in making a deal for his.release from l. prison.. ·.This inf;orma.tion was provided to the local .Dist,rict A-t.torney' s Office, and FBI ·interview of Leary ·w~~ held _in abeyance. · ... · ' It is apparent Leary realizes he has no alternative.but to provide information to gain release from .prison." Leary recently agreed to cooperate with the Drug Enforcem~nt Adm~nistration; FBI; Orange County, Cal1fornia, N~rcotics Strike Force; and Office of California State Attorne~· ~~ner·al. · ! 1 During interviews on May 25, 26, and 27, 1974, Leary\ p.dvised his escape from California Men's colony on September, 1970, was blueprinted and arranged by Michael . ~nned¥~ Weatherman legal support, and JosephVRKlne,_·N~ew~---- .J;..ej:t attorney, both of San F:r::ancisco. Leary -lfdentified the if.LTowing W~a~erman who~ assisted him in' his es~ape: •. · ;Bernardin~~-- f~gitlve ~- ·J~ffr~~ fat~~~=9, fugitive ~ Clayto~nj~~~~~-f, missi~g William Cha3:'•~yers, missing -~ Pamela. Sqe~dem, missing · ~ -~ Jennife~o~kn, upport ?\ ., . John· .•~~.!'-*'~~~;9. avis,_ suppprt · _, .. "''"'"'·~~~~cstr:Bjeq· ~;·-'*·'1¥ ~h-appearfng individual wno ~ accom:Qaz:ues_Jelf' - :av1.s.:::....t • · . .· % ! 'l _. .. -- ---.. --- -~--··-~· _.. ;...:, - . • .. .l. \ - - An acco-unt of Lear.y' s ·~subsequent activities a![~ (~ contacts with European individuals and BPP leader EJ,e:.f'i~~·e:· .. - c1~ver was obtained dur~~g interview. Leary's interview was taped and is being reduced ~o writing. Leary will give a swor~ s.tatement and testify I1.n court·. · - 2 - I I CONTINUED - OVER l l ·- ~·· - __ .._.) NW#:52213 Docid:32706027 oijo •• - .D ·. .C Q Memorandum to Mr. W. R. Wannall Re: We a thfug 176..-15'94· . OBSERVATIONS: Offices involved in escapE? route have been furnished pertinent information and·requested to identify Irish-appearing young man who accompanied John Davis in effecting Leary's escape. These same offices were solicited. for additional information developed which would assist Los Angeles Division_ ih future interviews with ~eary. · Los Angeles has determined that local authorities are interested in obtaining process_for Weatherman who aided Leary in his-escape and for the two attorneys. This could lead to Federal process (Unlawful Flight to Avoid Prosecution) as the majority of the in.dividuals are underground. This . information is bei~g furnished to t_he 'Department. Efforts are being made to locate Rosemar~:eary, . Leary' s wife, to corroborate. Lear:x .' s statements. : 1\~ . ·@ tl ~-- v• "S~ . ACTION: M/l6 # 11 n._ 0 rh .~..... , Fe.cu\/C ,;s -·. b I) --· None. For information. ~ ~rJf~ . - Wf4)~ 8tt1 ·I I I !i ilI . . . .. , - 3 - ; lt l\ J: \ ------===-~" NW#:52213 Docid:32706027 31l. ~- .-ir.pnrtmeut. nf iilustirt '' {MATERIAL MUST NOT BE REMOVED FROM OR AcnED' en --....1 --U'1 coPI£D I' I -'-:··•.:;_;· .--~ -"" ::>·- ,. ec lass·i:f teat io.n :.._ ~);lt.h'?:i:-_ it y: erived ::frOm, rBr4:4~t;:9~!itic ecla_~;;t!f :i,catia'n'- Guie{e-, . ·ssue~~ 24 2oo? . ; ,_ ·, I I ,lfSt.CARE IN HANDLING THis· FILE j .\.', _:_,. -,.< Transfer -Call 3421 } \aw#: 5-2i 62 Do~Id: 32705")6·1) . . . -·--..--j ) . ~--1-.-~ I' FD-36 (Re~. :Z-14-74) • . . I. • a I I ·'} FBI \ AIRTEL Via ___..====---- FROM: DENIS LEE KELLY, aka RICO PASSPORT AND VISA MATTER - FALSE STATEMENT IN APPLICATION FOR (OO,PORTLAND) PD 183-18 (P) Enclosed for Chica_go are two photographs of individu~a1 ' identified as BETSY KLEI~ j diE~4· ~/1? J'C} 7,/ /.. c· . ~ -~.f c.( ,_;0 -:::fli7,r;;JE;rr yoo- rtJ 17_7::._ ({A 0),'i(ureau (nA(J{'!f"J (C<-il'f"J- . \\: ·- 1\;f.ll(CC 100.:481974') c.};\• · · ~- ..•(2;; .).7.!>1>1594) \.o •• jC: DEC 1 \975 ,; ~c. ~S'J- -~) - ~ 5 - Portland ~ (2- 183~18 Sub 1) (VORHEES) ~~ (1- 100-14636) (KELLY) \lr••··l' ~!\0"" · •;c 76-38 WEATHFUG) ,...,.-.-6 •· .,1 · · I 101 (Co,l>-2--c:cii"'~"rr·'rb'(:ll'(:'il:ll'l"l 1'ITm;oc, IN PAGE 2.) nm "15 .· . JET:rms .··~· sent -----~::p~~"lfpH'~'CONF\DENT!Mt-fl\R~ffi=- NW#:521B2 Docid:32705769 1 0 0 PO 183-18 PO 100-14636 PD 176-38 COPY COUNT CONTINUED: 4 -Chicago (Enc. 2) ...., '"\.- (2- 176-1677) \.J 1,. • (1- 100- ) (KELLY) (1- 183- ) (KELLY) 4 - New York (2- 176-539) (WEATHFUG MOVIE) (_ (1- 176-403) (WEATHFUG) (1- l83- ) (KELLY) 4 - Los Angeles (2- 176-189) (1- 100-85022) (KELLY) (1- 183- ) (KELLY) 6 - San Franci1sco (2- 88-13293) (WEATHFUG) (2- 183-34) (KELLY) (2- 100-78254) (KELLY) ANY DISCUSSION OR DISSEMINATION OUTSIDE THE BUREAU REGARDING CAPTIONED RICO MATTER MUST BE EXTRE~lliLY CIRCUMSPECT. For information, DENIS LEE KELLY, DOB 4/14/42, has been identified by Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) as the individual who heads up one of the most unique LSD trafficking organizations in the world. KELLY's organization has developed the "window pane 11 technique for manufacturing LSD in which the LSD is painted onto large gelatinous squares subsequently reduced to 1/S"xl./8" "hits." KELLY's organization is believed to be the sole ~anufacturer of this type LSD which has been distr-ibuted nationwide as well as to five countries and four continents. In the past the organization purchased over 200,000 packaging vials used to package 100 "hits" in each vial: This represents a potential production of over 20,000,000 dosage unl:ts or "hits" of LSD ' which. sell anywhere. from $2 to $8 on the 'Street. '-· 2 NW#:52182 Docid:32705769 \ • • 0 0 PD 183-18 rorA(bJ 171 - Wl PD 100-14636 PO 176-38 KELLY's organization disguises itself through the use --.of deceased infant false identities and front businesses. Its overt operations are conducted in San Francisco and its covert operations are conducted in oregon. At present, the organization has a warehouse in Tualatin, Oregon, where its LSD ffianufacturing equipment is stored. They have purchased a farm in rural cOttage Grove, Oregon, for over $50,000. The farm will be utilized for tpe manufacture of the LSD. The organization is well represent-ed by noted attorneys and is a~sociated with many of the major rock ·groups in the country. As can be expected, any organization of-this type requires an enforcement and procurement arm. FBI irivestigatian has determined that this phase of the organization is _in violation of. Federal law which in turn provides the elements far a RICO violation. The organization is involved in the procurement and ·distribution of firearms and has all types of motor vehicles·- including boats and airplanes at its disposal for distribution. IFOrA(bl PI - w1j has described the KELLY organization as como1 e "mercinarv" and "non-oolitical." E'OIA(bi (7) - (D) I PVORHEES has '---u-:-t~i~1~i~z-e_,d__,d~e-c-e_a_s_e_d.,.-~i-n~f~a-n-:-t-,i~d'"e~n"'"t"i~t-2~.e.,-,.s-,i~n-~t~h-e_p_a_s~t-a_n_,d--!is currently under investigation by ATF at San Francisco (5-)7~ Incidental to his arrest at San Francisco on Federal Firearms violation in early"l975, VORHEES 1 personal notebooks and associated documents were. seized as evidence. Among the numerous documents was the following business card: 3 NW#:52182 Docid:32705769 \ . Q 0 : PD 183-18 PD 100-14636 PD 176-38 FO!A(bl{71 ~ iDI ,{ "Dove Films" .. :~ Jonathan Haze 722 N. Seward St., Los Angeles, California 90038 213-461-3737 New York Office: Warren Forma/141 E •. 55th St., New York 10022 212-688-3228"' The reverse side of card contained handwritten notation "Jason 346-4551 (possibly 9551) ." It is noted the Underground film was produced through ve Fil ~ l.d. ,;, . 7J m oT H t1:E:!::JL_ /!____, .-~aOdl. t:ion, stated"" that .. J_OANNA ~ARY, wife Of-TIMO~H¥~RAN. LE~, operated The' Star Seed ·rnformation Center in San Francisco during 1973-1974. The purpose _of the Information Center was to provide an answering service to the radical community as well as to·act as clearing house for information concerning TIMOTHY LEARY. During the operation of the Information Center JOANNA LEARY hired an individual known as BETSY KLEIN as a receptionist. KLEIN claimed to have been associated with the Weatherman in the past arid had been arrested in the late sixties during a Weatherman demonstration. KLEIN became associated with WALTER VORHEES and began introducina him to members of the radical community at San Francisco. mrA(blPI ~ IDI provided the enclosed as photographs of the indivi ua nown to source as BETSY KLEIN. - .. 26iA(b) 7) - (C) 20lA(b) 7) ID) 4 NW#:52182 Docid:32705769 ' " •• ~- PO 183-18 PD 100-14636 PD 176-38 CONfiDENTfN;;: :I Above for information of FBIHQ concerning Weathfug investigation. I ' Copy to New York in view of interest concern~ng Weatherman movie. '· Copy to San Francisco in view of overall i~vestigative interest. I LEADS CHICAGO Chicago requested to provide, if available, additional background information regarding I rorAI~J 17l ~ ICJ L- j,.ncluding past whereabouts and present whereabouts, .if known. LOS ANGELES AT LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA. Will determine subscriber to telephone 346-4551 or 9551, if in .fact=·it i·s a Los Angeles area number. PORTLAND FOIA(b) (7) (C) FQI.Zl,(bl(7) (J) 5 L NW#:52182 Docid:32705769 of '; ,.· FD-350 (Rev, 7-16-63) (Mount Clipping in Space Below) (Indicate page, name of newspaper, city and state,) ''J~ cr;..~ Date: Edition: Author: ~-- 0 Editor: g ~ Title: Character: i S ~ ~ ~ S or Classification: Submitting Office: d.Being Investigated l () 0 - 6 7 / -6 & !) !'\ (! SEARGHE~ ·-:- J;)...~INO!:;;~~~VL.. r.-_- ···-- . SERIALIZED!;., _fill . ·,fJ_ .f... J . '~. '. j Il ';Jill!' u . D(l "8'. · ,. j I -FBI-LOS /\NGELE~ :'\/ L Iv :\ i ; J ~.: 1\1 m .No. 1-D oiL {MI-Tf~ AL MU:o NOT BE REMOVED FROM OR :DD'iD w nils ~n..a:) of COPIED FO To FRoir n:be ·J)je;tiofral· ·6-d~~Ai:.f Hotel ;r-e>Serv;1tions haVe been -m~d~ ·for t'hEi Hill a.J:;tend the· couventiol).,. l%:._, -i·s -.:t.6;t;J::Ues -t:ed.. _t_h~'"t _- ef:\ch,·o~_f.-i:&e.: Us indice_s :!:oZ..-- :;:eb'o-o)1:S_ .l±ving within:'- it-t9 them are ltt10.wn Domm:0.nist. Party mem'QerS.i ,-lifo incliViduals· -~$,l- ne-cessru:-:r- at_ this time the_ fox· inv.es.t·{g.;ttive pll'r:l)dlJ.et in the C'.our's·f,!; of it it J'f:lq_t+es t~d tllli t t:b.i.s i11forma tion. be. "'o thli\t iii w_ill- arrive_ b_y iJt:llle·;LB.- I947~-- Th .4LLEH .hlrQEiGI~r ;_ ,:r6:-:t JI:KAS~·\1;, ~I< new Yo:tki .:rrew.. :::cn.l"k. . ARD-IJ1:1l ~ tTofi_N_--A·- Uew_ ·R.B:ten, db-rihectt:C:u.t .lRT RIOIL;i'll 1 . - -·· • - -C,I;'fll b-r idg:_ei 1;asJ;?,ach u:s: o-tt~ -UT~,::A.t; ~ ft~y:- -~i-ev..· Yo_rk_, l'l!ii~A :Yo:ft,a/ ,,:,. •.;..-_·· ,_ tEvu· . . .-.LJ~:·$Hrt{·, RIOiu.RD 1JNIV• OF lLLINOIS. ·· .1TYc·· -Urban·~,- 111 • ,LEVY, RI ClL\RD . !(YO J,QE~, H$0l\D ;3rookiyn, N. "t • ..,_ LUPIN, I,rEOlif./ffiD K• -Philadelphia., _:E'-ol.. . r.Emil\1!. ,W.rlill . ·. S.aa ·:.Ga:tie:,& .\{~:a.t!lUs': ~4.'\1:-e-.:-' BrOt:ikl:Yh- z:~, :N:-~ t .. - ·· · ·- ~1ol1_G_,-· -1?~~L~:ri ;i·. ·p .. 0 .:n-ox zoa:·o Lr3mwr, l!ILTO!I Austin 11, Texan l39 ;m. i57th st. New Yo-i·k· 22, lf. Y.~- L..UU/t,cUr., _MR., Ali!D MR$ ~-- Il.l¥l11i ( 201 E• 6:3 St. . ){Ol\TH;;)llER, . MR. A.'ITJ l _-;· --._, ; ' '·- ', -•.. _ . ' . 2 6 Fel>Jt>tta:t'r 194:111 I 00- ~o._ 122 2717 ·.. .~fl ~ 2717 77th Ave•, 3i!l t:: 1732 Rear at 3 t .. , Berkeley 131 .,_' elf l0522 l'ippin oalclend l05 ~ 25).5 Ollanning Bel!ke1:ey l't'f ~ --;~'. Lillian t.u.d;y 6&99 Tele~ph Ave. O&kltmd 652 Lois L Uil.Ue BY!.ant!l&:t'dale 24i&~ IJ!s:rtln 1. crl1nto&,_ ,Leo Fannie .b<>llm•um 4011 !!Sight Ave. ~ Anto"" Jli$ndhh 1609 lootla Ave. Jo•><•!lh 4&ond1amWJ ~ ll&St Alb Philip Lichten~tt.in 21'140 Blake 811. M Sbirley,L1oht$nst.1n l'!240 ll~e '. st. " 38 264 li'l."lltble 1>12 Jas:a, Lilm Cn 254 Frisbie 512 "i;;; lll'unhi ld" .. LJ.sbea i-Y,o~ 1736 Olal'l tlllll 11!45 Rieha:t'd .t.i<>bes ~~( 1756 O!U'lt ~iii~ AV$, O:akbm, llil32 Ri~ ~!;>Sd 'l!fl'kltl.$7 \b 19'" FBI - CENTRAL RECORDS CENTER SF - SAN FRANCISCO SF-0100-00498, SF Class I Case # Sub Vol. Serial# 0100 28062 12 807 904 7/09/565171 11111111111111 i ' "1,-I >}' 2:,"6 .9~A'l,U,b'9 TO I !ll.r , i!!!l(;, ZLI!:Allll'l'll !l, J.;l63 -·· . ' !O:!IG, !!AllY (lffl!l,) 7 l40.l. / nncm~, l.lilJl! llb5,1493 !O:RK., l!IG!IIIEL JO!lll 15!14.:192 lCtfi'l'Oil, tJALTNt l376 ,],3()4,195 ,1751,21.6 ,:W,W.,J.S;a> l!Z.EIII, l'lllliil\ (lttllil) 152 ltLBIN 1 IJ?.STb';;l ,J • l2ll4 \'filth ,,....,.., ' 2220o2:!21 Ocld.n..lldg. IJ.ill.i'Drnia itOSITS!rf; l"LLl;;£;~\"B ·\ • 10l. K03l:i'SJ\"Y1 JACK tl. 15'17 ,:wJO .504 ,J.JS, 9/la KO,{t11ft. AlMA P., 21JS lllL'J.IEit, Fl.fiY:D '.!..IF.ll 668,&!16,112S ,.1001 lill,';'fOnt, !lf'J,Il!( JO!I'~Pll I r..,v,,ERTY, !ml,llCI~ 2$ 7th St...... t, ~ ,:u.oa,:u.m nclil.and, ~_;.u.Ui'o.rnin /1 L '"··.J:.rr, wrr (l!J:· • ) :'!35 'ith Si;reoi.1 l!!l.OL l.9CJ,. 1 19l,~09, 7213 ·-- ...- . - U!iklm.nd_, Cr~ll.!'ornin -- L'.Gi·It91 ,iL.'-t:itT 946~llll1.,2ll5,lll3,..l.7)0 1_." IT.!Zi:J·W-H.;O::, :. T.. ' ~-: ' ;~. l7'k· L Jft.'\t(Hi• AN'IV.tt£., aut ! .. ~liut ~1Al4'. Jo&'£.~1 \ I.:JlDI, liiJ.Lll L<1l{l!!ll1W1', Ul!C 1609 lOOth AVldM nf iihwtirr ·derived AUtomatic ·_;-, BUREAU e~u~- !'<"" . " -~ tef~li:Ol'l- ··~ q~. ·.Qwe• !i)liu;b~-- · ...... _ '; •:.,, ../ ,. ... ~r:~.TION ,, ;, /'r3- 3t.-'t- • ;jj#~ File Number 60Qs;f ~ - /(1/). {/X_/'/'/·/- . -- FD-:;6 Transmit ~he following in ------;,;=--;::=====------j(Type in plainte:r:t or code) I Via ___c:.A:.:I:.:R:.:Tc:Ec:L'-+------'--n;;;C:A;;I;;RMA;;:,;f'I::L=------~: (Precedence) 1 ------L ______- TO: DIRECTOR, FBI ATTN : INTO , SID FROM: SAC, PORTLAND SUBJECT: DENIS LEE KELLY, aka SM - FALSE IDENTITY PASSPORT AND VISA MATTER - FALSE STATEMENT IN APPLICATION FOR PASSPORT ( 0 0 :PORTLAND) Bufi1e 100-481974 PDfi1e 100-14636 (P) Sp- ~:~:-:: 1.:. "- r")?:."l-5"9 DENIS LEE KELLY, aka RICO PASSPORT AND VISA MATTER - FALSE STATE~lENT IN APPLICATION FOR PASSPORT (00 :PORTLAND) PD 183-18 (P) >Fi~l;3'-l . WEATHFUG CLASS. & EXT. BY--~--- (OO:CHICAGO) 'REASON· FCIM 11, J.2.4.2 ---- Bufi1e 176-1594 DATE Of REVIEW __..,... __ _ PDfi1e 176-38 (P) Enclosed for Chicago photographs of individual identified: as BETSY KLEIN. 1/;> ClASS. & EXT sv...V3J NWI!:52267 5 • PD 183-18 PD 100-14636 PD 176-38 COPY COUNT CONTINUED: 4 - Chicago dEnc. 2) (2- 176-1677) (1- 100- ) (KELLY) (1- 183- ) (KELLY) 4 - New York (2- 176-539) (WEATHFUG MOVIE) (1- 176-403) (WEATHFUG) (1- 183- ) (KELLY) 4 - Los Angeles (2- 176-189) (1·- 100-85022) (KELLY)/ (1- 183- ) ((~j(LL ) ".) lf5l- San Francisco C ft1"'i V (2- 88-13293) (WE HFUG) . "'G.:; 183-34) (KEL ) 100-78254) ( ELLY) 1!(3;1 ANY DISCUSSION OR DISSEMINATION OUTSIDE THE BUREAU REGARDING CAPTIONED RICO MATTER MUST BE EXTRE~lliLY CIRCUMSPECT. ------r-- For information, DEN.IS LEE KELLY, DOB 4/14/42, has been~ ident.i..fied by Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) as the individual who heads up one of the most unique LSD trafficking organizations in the worl:-d. KELLY's organization has developed the 11 :Window pane" technique for manufacturing LSD in which the LSD is painted onto large gelatinous squares subsequently reduced to l/8 11 Xl/8 11 "hits." KELLY's organization is believed to be the sole manufacturer of this type LSD which has been distributed nationwide as well as to five countries and four continents. In the past the organization purchased over 200,000 packaging vials used to package 100 11 hits 11 in each vial. This represents a potential production of over 20,000,000 dosage units or 11 hits" of LSD which sell anywhere from $2 to $8 on the street. 2 NW#:52267 oocid:32709885 PD 183-18 PD 100-14636 PD 176-38 KELLY's organization disguises itself through the use of deceased infant falSe identities and front businesses. Its overt operations are conducted in San Francisco and its covert operations are conducted; in Oregon. At present, the organization has a warehouse in Tualatin,_. Oregon, where its LSD manufacturing equipment is stored. They have purchased a farm in rural Cottage Grove, Oregon, for over $50,000. The farm will be utilized for the manufacture of the LSD. The organiz.ation is well represented by noted attorneys and is associated with many of the major rock groups in the country. ·As· can be expected, any organization of this type requires an enforcement and procurement arm. FBI investigation has determined that this phase of the organization is in violation of Federal la\o~ which in tUrn provides the elements for a RICO violation. The organization is involved in the procurement and distribution of firearms and has all types of motor vehicles includi~; boats and airplanes at its disposal for distribution. FOIA(b) (7) - (D) Incidental to his arrest at San Francisco on Federal Firearms violation in early 1975, VORHEES' personal notebooks and associated documents were selzed as evidence. Among the numerous documents was the follow~ng business card: - 3 NW#:52267 Docid:32709885 • • • ·-tOIA(b) (7) ~ (Dl PD 183-18 fOIA{b) (7) (C) PD 100-14636 .FOIA{b) (7) (D) PD 176-38 JDove Films 11 Jonathan Haze 72:2 N. Sewar¢1 St., Los Angele.s, ... California 90038 213-461-3737 New York Office: Warien Forma/i41 E. S~th St., New York 10022 212-688"3228" The reverse side of card coJ;J."t.ailleid handwritten nd:tation "Jason 346-=-4551 (possibly 9551} ." .It is ~oted the recent wea'tn;;;·~man Underground film was prol ced through Dove Films, 722 N; eward, Los ~geles. ~ In ,addition, has also stated that JOANNA LEARY, wife of TIMOTHY FRANCIS(: EARY, operated The Star Seed Information Center iif"'san '"Fra'n"CiSco- during 1973-.1974. The pU?=pase of the ,Iriformation Center was to provide an answiaring service,to the radical community as well as to act as clearing house for-, infopfuation concerning TH10THY LEARY. During th;e operation of.. the . Inf 4 NW#:52267 Docid:32709885 . . • • PD JB3-18 PD 100-14636 PD 176-38 Above for infOrmation of FBIHQ concerning Weathfug investigation. Copy to New York in view of interest cOncerning Weatherman movie. Copy to San Francisco in view of overall investigative interest. LEADS C!IICAGO . LOS ANGELES AT LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA. Will determine subscribe{ to telephone 346-4551 or 9551, ~f ~n fact it is a Los Angeles ~'rea number. PORTLAND fOIA(b) {7) (CI FOIA(b~ (7) (D) CONfiDLPITIAl 5 . NW#:52267 Docid:32709885 NATIONAL ARCHIVES and IUCORDS ADI\HNISTRATION ... . 8601 A DELPH I ROAD COLLEGE PARK. MD 20740-6001 NATIONAL ww1v.archivcs.gov ARCHIVES February 7, 2017 John Greenewald Dear Mr. Greenewald: I am writing in response to your Freedom of Information Act request dated January 16, 2017 for records in the custody of the National Archives and Records Administration. Your request was received in this office on January 24, 2017 and assigned FOIA case number RD 52068 .. You requested access to the following Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) case files: 1 00-HQ-460598; 100- LA-76342;40-HQ-84731;40-CG-66; 100-SC-3667; 100-SF-68150; 100-HQ-469210-16}(, -18; 100-HQ-481753-1; 100-HQ-481974-75}(, PTT, -740-750, -68; 176-HQ-1594-4772, 5951-ENCLP3; 100-HQ-460598-73; 176-HQ-1594- 2841 ENCLP.P3; 100-LA-67766-42; 100-LA-665198-483?7; 100-CG-46730-609?3, -683; 100-CG-40903-13895,- 13907, -13926-P282; 100-904P15; 100-SC-2563-32, -173P7,·-926, -946; 100-NY-162260-17 Newspaper clipping; 1 00-NY-162222-27 Newspaper C/ipping,-18; 1 00-NY-161445-887; and 1 OO-NY-170922-37P1 regarding Timothv Leary. Due to the size of your request, it will take us some time to locate and process each of these case files efficiently.. We will notify you again as soon as we have an update on the status of each case file. To notify this office of a change in your contact information or to track the status of your request, please telephone 301-837-3190 or e-mail [email protected]. In the event that any correspondence to you from this office is returned as undeliverable, no forwarding address, we will presume you are no longer interested in pursuing the case, and it will be closed. If you have specific questions regarding the subject of your request or if you wished to narrow the scope of your request even further due to time constraints, please contact me directly by telephone at 301-837-3042 or by email at [email protected]. All communications concerning this request should reference your case tracking number RD 52068. If you are not satisfied with our action on this request and would like the opportunity to discuss our response, you may contact our FOIA Public Liaison for assistance: Accessioned Executive Branch Records- Washington, DC Area ( FOIA Requester Service Center: 301-837-3190 FOIA Public Liaison: Martha Wagner Murphy 8601 Adelphi Road, Room 5500 College Park, MD 20740-6001 Telephone: 301-837-3270 E-mail: dc.foia.liaison @nara.gov Sincerely, c~~ Christina V. Jones Archivist Special Access and FOIA Staff h ttps: I /www.archives.gov /research /foia r«ti? NATIONAL ARCHIVES aud RECORDS ADMINISTRATION ~. 8601 ADELPHI ROAD COLLEGE PARK. MD 20740-6001 NATIONAL www.archit•es.gov ~·ARCHIVES February 08, 2017 John Greenewald Dear Mr. Greenewald, I am writing in further response to your Freedom of Information Act request dated January 16, 2017 for records in the custody of the National Archives and Records Administration. Your request &as received in this office on January 24, 2017 and originally assigned FOIA case number RD 52068. You requested access to the following Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) case files: 100-HQ- 460598; 100-LA-76342; 40-HQ-84731; 40-CG-66; 100~SC-3667; 100-SF-68150; 100-HQ-469210-16)(,- 18; 100-HQ-481753-1; 100-HQ-481974-75)(, PTT, -740-750, -68; 176-HQ-1594-4772, 5951-ENCLP3; 100-HQ-460598-73; 176-HQ-1594-2841 ENCLP.P3; 100-LA-67766-42; 100-LA-66519B-483P7; 100- CG-46730-609?3, -683; 100-CG-40903-13895, -13907, -13926-?282; 100-904?15; 100-SC-2563-32,- 173P7, -926, -946; 100-NY-162260-17 Newspaper clipping; 1 00-NY-162222-27 Newspaper Clipping,- 18; 100-NY-161445-887; and 100-NY-170922-37?1 regarding TimothvLeary. On February 07, 2017, our office sent you a letter indicating that due to the size of your request it would take us some time to locate and process each of these case files. I have enclosed courtesy copy of that correspondence for your records. This letter is response to case files 100-HQ- 469210. serial16X and 100-HQ-469210. serial18 (referenced as: 100-HQ-469210-16X. -18). The new FOIA case number is RD 52177. You requested access to case file 100-HQ-469210. serial16X. which was identified by the FBI as potentially responsive to your request for records relating to Timothv Leary. My initial assessment confirms that the main subject of this serial is The Brotherhood ofEternal Love [Possible Weatherman Affiliation 7. However, the subject of your request Timothv Leary is cited in serial16X of this case file. The serial consists of 7 pages and was complied as part of an internal security investigation conducted on September 18, 1972. In addition, you requested access to case file 1 00-HQ-46921 0. seria/18. which was identified by the FBI as potentially responsive to your request for records relating to Timothy Leary. My initial assessment confirms that the main subject of this serial is The Brotherhood ofEternal Love. However, the subject of your request Timothy Leary is citied in seria/18 of this case file. The serial consists of 5 pages and was complied as part of an internal security investigation conducted on October 31, 1972 As reviewed under the terms of the Freedom of Information Act (5 USC 552), there are no restrictions on access, and both serials 16X and 18 of this case file are now open and available for research use. A courtesy copy of the file is enclosed. This concludes the processing of your request. If you have any additional questions, please contact me directly by telephone at 301-837-3042 or by e-mail at [email protected]. Sincerely, Christina V. Jones Archivist SpeCial Access and FOIA Staff https: I /www.archives.gov /research /foia Enclosures NATIONAL ARCHIVES a11d RECORDS ADMINISTRATION 8601 ADELPHI ROAD COLLEGE PARK. MD 20740-6001 www.archives.gov NATIONAL ARCHIVES RECORDS ADMINISTRATION and ,.; 8601 ADELPHI ROAD COLLEGE PARK. MD 20740-6001 NATIONAL www. a rclr i1•es .go1• ARCHIVES February 08,2017 John Greenewald Dear Mr. Greenewald, I am writing. in further response to your Freedom of InformationI Act request dated January 16, 2017 for records in the custody of the National Archives and Records Administration. Your request was received in this office January 24, 2017 and originally assigned FOIA case number RD 52068. You requested access to the following Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) case files: 100-HQ-460598; 100-LA-76342; 40-HQ-84731; 40-CG-66; 100-SC-3667; 100-SF-68150; 100-HQ-469210-16X, -18; 100-HQ-:. 481753-1; 100-HQ-481974-75X, PTT, -740-750, -68; 176-HQ-1594-4772, 5951-ENCLP3; 100-HQ-460598- 73; 176-HQ-1594-2841 ENCLP.P3; 100-LA-67766-42; 100-LA-66519B-483P7; 100-CG-46730-609P3, -683; 100-CG-40903-13895, -13907, -13926-P282; 100-904P15; 100-SC-2563-32, -173P7, -926, -946; 100-NY- 162260-17 Newspaper clipping; 1 00-NY-162222-2 7 Newspaper Clipping,-18; 1 00-NY-161445-887; and 100-NY-170922-37P1 regarding TimothY Leary. ' On February 07, 2017, our office sent you a letter indicating that due to the size of your request it would take us some time to locate and process each of these case files. This letter is in response to case file 100-H0-481753-1. The new FOIA case number for this request is RD 52178. / You requested access to case file number 1 00-HQ-481753-1. identified by the FBI as potentially responsive to your request for records relating to TimothY Leary. My initial assessment confirms that. lames Ellingson Berg/Weatherman (Possible Support) is the main subject of this case file. Ho.wever, Timothy Leary is reference on seriall of this case file. The entire case file consists of five pages and it was complied as part of an internal security investigation conducted between November 1974 and November 1975. I have completed a line-by-line review of the entire FBI case file 1 00-HQ-481753 (which includes serial 1) and released information to the greatest extent possible. The file has been redacted to protect the identities of confidential sources per 5 USC 552 (b)(7)(D). A summary of the results of this review is provided below: • FBI Case File: 1 00-HQ-481753: Main Subject: james Ellingson Berg/Weatherman {Possible Support): 5 total pages; 4 pages released in full and 1 page released in redacted form. This concludes the processing of your request. I have enclosed a courtesy copy of the case file for your review. If you have any additional questions concerning my review of this file, please contact me directly by telephone at 301-837-3042 or by e-mail at [email protected]. If you are not satisfied with our action on this request, you have the right to file an administrative appeal within ninety (90) calendar days from the date of this letter. Appeals must be in writing and may be delivered by regular U.S. mail or by e-mail. By filing an appeal, you preserve your rights under the Freedom of Information Act and present the deciding agency with an opportunity to review your request and reconsider its decision. If you submit your appeal by regular mail, it should be addressed to the Deputy Archivist of the United States (ND), National Archives and Records AJ!ministration, 8601 Adelphi Road, Room 4200, College Park, Maryland 20740-6001. Both the letter and envelope should be clearly marked "FOIA Appeal." If you submit your appe;:tl by e-mail, please send it to [email protected], addressed to the Deputy Archivist, with the words "FOIA Appeal" in the subject line. Please be certain to explain why you believe this response does not meet the requirements of the Freedom of Information Act. All communications concerning this request should reference your FOIA case number RD 52178. If you would like the opportunity to discuss our response and attempt to resolve your dispute without initiating the appeals process, you may contact our FOIA Public Liaison for assistance: Accessioned Executive Branch Records- Washington, DC Area FOIA Requester Service Center: 301-837-3190 FOIA Pu~lic Liaison: Martha Wagner Murphy 8601 Adelphi Road. Room 5500 College Park_ MD 20740-6001 Telephone: 301-837-3270 E-mail: [email protected] If you are unable to resolve your dispute through our Public Liaison, the Office of Government Information Services (OGIS) is the federal FOIA ombudsman. OGIS offers mediation services to help resolve disputes between FOIA requesters and federal agencies. You may contact OGIS at the following address: Office ofGovernment Information Services (OG/S) National Archives and Records Administration 8601 Adelphi Road, Room 2510 College Park_ MD 20740-6001 [email protected] 202-741-5770 1-877-684-6448 Sincerely, ~o/P&=--- Christina V. Jones Archivist Special Access and FOIA Staff htt;ps: //www.archives.gov /research /foia Enclosures NATIONAL ARCHIVES a11d RECORDS ADMINISTRATION 8601 ADELPHI ROAD COLLEGE PARK. MD 20740-6001 www. arch ives.gov NA!ION,\L AI\CHIVES a11d RECORD> ADMINI~TI\ATIClN ~601 ADfll'lll ROAD COIUGE PARK MD 207-l0600: NATIONAL >1'\VW.o!rd>i I'(·'·S"'" ARC}-!! v E s February 13, 2017 John Greenewald Dear Mr. Greenewald, I am writing in further response to your Freedom of information Act request dated January 16, 2017 for records in the custody of the National Archives and Records Administration. Your request was received in this office on January 24, 2017 and was originally assigned FOIA case number RD 52068. You requested access to the following Federal Bureau oflnvestigation (FBI} case files: 100-HQ-460598; 100- LA-76342; 40-HQ-84731; 40-CG-66; 100-SC-3667; 100-SF-68150; 100-HQ-469210-16X, -18; 100-HQ-481753-1; 100-HQ-481974-75}(, PTT, -740-750, -68; 176-HQ-1594-4772, 5951-ENCLP3; 100-HQ-460598-73; 176-HQ-1594- 2841 ENCLP.P3; 100-LA-67766-42; 100-LA-665198-483?7; 100-CG-46730-609?3, -683; 100-CG-40903-13895,- 13907, -13926-?282; 100-904?15; 100-SC-2563-32, -173P7, -926, -946; 100-NY-162260-17 Newspaper clipping; 1 00-NY-162222-27 Newspaper Clipping,-18; 1 00-NY-161445-887; and 1 00-NY-170922-3 7P1 regarding TimothY Leary. On February 07, 2017, our office sent you a letter indicating that due to the size of your request it would take us some time to locate and process each of these case files. This letter is response to case file 100-HQ- 481974-75X. PIT. -740-750, -68. The new FOIA case number for this request is RD 52182. You requested access to case file number 10D-H0-481974-75X. PTT, -740-750, identified by the FBI as potentially responsive to your request for records relating to TimothY Leary. My initial assessment confirms that the main subject of this case file is lames William Taggert. lr. However, Timothv Leary is cited throughout this section of the case file. The section has an estimated 850 pages and it was compiled as part of an internal security investigation conducted between December 1974 and March 1976. This file requires screening for categories of information exempted from disclosure under the terms of the FOIA, prior to public release. In particular, there are documents that may be redacted to protect the identities of confidential sources, including FBI informant codes and informant file numbers. Requests for FBI case files that exceed 500 pages are assigned to our second-tier processing queue. To give you an indication of our existing backlog, we are currently processing requests received in June 2012. To notifY this office of a change in your contact information or to track the status of your request, please telephone 301-837-3190 or e-mail [email protected]. In the event that any correspondence to you from this office is returned as undeliverable, no forwarding address, we will presume you are no longer interested in pursuing the case, and it will be closed. If you have specific questions regarding the subject of your request, please contact me directly by telephone at 301-837-3042 or by e-mail at [email protected]. All communications concerning this request should reference your case tracking number RD 52182. I have completed a line-by-line review of FBI case file 100-H0-481974, serial 68 and released information to the greatest extent possible. Information exempted from disclosure is accordance with the Freedom of Information Act (5 USC 552) has redacted. The redactions were applied to protect the identities of confidential sources per (b)(7)(D) and personal privacy (b)(6). A summary of the file, as released to you, is provided below: • FBI Case File: 100-HQ-481974, serial 68; Main Subject: Denis Lee Kelly; Dates a[ Investigation: November 26, 1975; 6 total pages; 2 pages released in full and 4 released in redacted farm. This completes the processing of case file 100-H0-481974, serial 68. I have enclosed a courtesy copy of this file. If you have any additional questions, please contact me directly by telephone or by email provided above. If you are not satisfied with our action on this request, you have the right to file an administrative appeal within ninety (90) calendar days from the date of this letter. Appeals must be in writing and may be delivered by regular U.S. mail or by e-mail. By filing an appeal, you preserve your rights under the FOIA and give the deciding agency a chance to review your request and reconsider its decision. If you submit your appeal by regular mail, it should be addressed to the Deputy Archivist of the United States (ND), National Archives and Records Administration, 8601 Adelphi Road, Room 4200, College Park, Maryland 20740-6001. Both the letter and envelope should be clearly marked "Freedom of Information Act AppeaL" If you submit your appeal bye mail, please send it to [email protected]. addressed to the Deputy Archivist, with the words "FOIA Appeal" in the subject line. Please be certain to explain why you believe this response does not meet the requirements of the FOIA. All communications concerning this request should reference the relevant FOIA case tracking number RD52182. If you are not satisfied with our action on this request and would like the opportunity to discuss our response, you may contact our FOIA Public Liaison for assistance: Accessioned Executive Branch Records- Washington, DC Area FOIA Requester Service Center: 301-837-3190 FOIA Public Liaison: Martha Wagner Murphy 8601 Adelphi Road, Room 5500 College Park, MD 20740-6001 Telephone: 301-837-3270 E-mail: [email protected] If you are unable to resolve your dispute through our Public Liaison, the Office of Government Information Services (OGIS) is the federal FOIA ombudsman. OGIS offers mediation services to help resolve disputes between FOIA requesters and federal agencies. You may contact OGJS at the following address: Office of Government Information Services [OG!S} National Archives and Records Administration 8601 Adelphi Road, Room 2510 College Park, MD 20740-6001 [email protected] 202-741-5770 1-877-684·6448 Sincerely, 7 / . / /,.,-•. ..,.... ' -- ,__,.-- -·v{ ~"' ~ Chrisfina V. Jones Archivist Special Access and FOIA Staff https: /fwww.archives.gov /research /foia Enclosures NATIONAL ARCHIVES a11d RfCORDS ADMINISTRATION 8601 ADELPHI ROAD COLLEGE PARK. MD 20740"6001 www. arch i ~·es.go v NATIONAL ARCHIVES and RECORDS ADMINISTRATION 8601 ADELPHI ROAD COLLEGE PARK. MD 207·10-6001 NATIONAL www.archil•es.gov ARCHIVES February 15, 2017 John Greenewald Dear Mr. Greenewald, I am writing in further response to your Freedom of Information Act request dated January 16, 2017 for records in the custody of the National Archives and Records Administration. Your request was received in this office on January 24,2017 and originally assigned FOIA case number RD 52068. You requested access to the following Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) case files: 100-HQ-460598; 100- LA-76342;40-HQ-84731;40-CG-66; 100-SC-3667; 100-SF-68150; 100-HQ-469210-16}(, -18; 100-HQ-481753-1; 100-HQ-481974-75}(, PTT, -740-750, -68; 176-HQ-1594-4772, 5951-ENCLP3; 100-HQ-460598-73; 176-HQ-1594- 2841 ENCLP.P3; 100-LA-67766-42; 100-LA-66519B-483P7; 100-CG-46730-609P3, -683; 100-CG-40903-13895,- 13907, -13926-P282; 100-904P15; 100-SC-2563-32, -173P7, -926, -946; 100-NY-162260-17 Newspaper clipping; 1 00-NY-162222-27 Newspaper. C/ipping,-18; 1 00-NY-161445-887; and 100-NY-170922-37P1 regarding TimothY Leary. On February 07, 2017, our office sent you a letter indicating that due to the size of your request it would take us some time to locate and process each of these case files. This letter is response to case files 176-HQ-1594- 4772. 175-HQ- 5951-ENCLP and 176-HQ-1594-2841 ENCLP.P3. The FOIA case number assigned to this request is RD 52213. You requested access to FBI case file number 176-H0-1594. seria/4772, as potentially identified by the FBI as responsive to your request for records relating to TimothY Leary. My initial assessment confirms that TimothY Leary is the main subject of this serial. The serial consists of 4 pages and it was complied as part of internal security investigation conducted on May 31, 1974. As reviewed under the terms of the Freedom of Information Act (5 USC 552), there are no restrictions on access, and this file is open and available for research use. A courtesy copy is enclosed for your convenience. This concludes the processing of your request for FBI case file number 176-HQ-1594. seria/4772. If you have any additional questions concerning this request, please contact me directly by telephone at 301-837-3042 or by e~mail at [email protected]. FBI case file 176-HQ-5951-ENCLP could not be located among our holdings, and we subsequently contacted the FBI to determine its status on February 03, 2017. The FBI responded back on February 07, 2017 stating that the file 176-HQ-5951-ENCLP does not exist. Therefore, we are unable to process your request further for this case file.· FBI case file 176-HQ-1594. seria/2841 ENCLP.P3 could not be located among our holdings, and we subsequently contacted the FBI to determine its status on February 14, 2017. The FBI responded back on that same day stating that they searched their indices and there was not listing of an enclosure for serial 2841. In addition, they indicated that enclosures were sometimes destroyed on a much earlier date. Since we could not locate the serial we are unable to process your request further. This concludes the processing of your request for FBI case files 176-HQ-5951-ENCLP and 176-HQ-1591. serial 2841 ENCLP.P3. . This response is not considered a denial of your request under the terms of the Freedom of Information Act as NARA does not have legal custody of serials 176-HQ-5951-ENCLP and 176-HQ-1591. serial 2841 ENCLP.P3. If you are not satisfied with our action on this request, you have the right to file an administrative appeal within ninety' (90) calendar days from the date of this letter. Appeals must be in writing and may be delivered by regular U.S. mail or by e-mail. By fihng an appeal, you preserve your rights under the Freedom of Information Act and present the deciding agency with an opportunity to review your request and reconsider its decision. If you submit your appeal by regular mail, it should be addressed to the Deputy Archivist of the United States (ND), National Archives and Records Administration, 8601 Adelphi Road, Room 4200, College Park, Maryland 20740-6001. Both the letter and envelope should be clearly marked "FOIA Appeal." If you submit your appeal by e-mail, please send it to [email protected]. addressed to the Deputy Archivist, with the words "FOIA Appeal" in the subject line. Please be certain to explain why you believe this response does not meet the requirements of the Freedom of Information Act All communications concerning this request should reference your FOIA case number RD 52213. If you would like the opportunity to discuss our response and attempt to resolve your dispute without initiating the appeals process, you may contact our FOIA Public Liaison for assistance: / Accessioned Executive Branch Records- Washington, DC Area FOIA Requester Service Center: 301-837-3190 FOIA Public Liaison: Martha Wagner Murphy 8601 Adelphi Road, Room 5500 College park, MD 20740-6001 Telephone: 301-837-3270 E-mail: dc.foia.liaison @nara.gov If you are unable to resolve your dispute through our Public Liaison, the Office of Government Information Services (OGIS) is the federal FOIA ombudsman. OGIS offers mediation services to help resolve disputes between FOIA requesters and federal agencies. You may contact OGIS at the following address: Office of Government Information Services {OGIS} National Archives and Records Administration 8601 Adelphi Road, Rpom 2510 College Park, MD 20740-6001 [email protected] 202-741-5770 1-877-684-6448 Sincerely,/ ~" _ ~r::r~ Christina V. Jones Archivist Special Access and FOIA Staff https: //www.archives.gov /research /foia Enclosures NATIONAL AR.CHIVES a11d R.ECOR.DS ADMINISTR.ATION 8601 ADELPHI ROAD COLLEGE PARK. MD 20740-6001 www. archives.gov NAfiONAl ARCHIVts nrod 1\ECOI\05 ADMINJ;TRATION 8601ADfiPIIIROAD CO!UGEPARK.MD207·i01>001 NATIONAL lrww.a March 02, 2017 John Greenewald Dear Mr. Greenewald, You requested access to the following Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) case files: 100-HQ-460598; 100- LA-76342; 40-HQ-84731; 40-CG-66; 100-SC-3667; 100-SF-68150; 100-HQ-469210-16X, -18; 100-HQ-481753-1; 100-HQ-481974-75X, PIT, -740-750, -68; 176-HQ-1594-4772, 5951-ENCLP3; 100-HQ-460598-73; 176-HQ-1594- 2841 ENCLP.P3; 100-LA-67766-42; 100-LA-66519B-483P7; 100-CG-46730-609?3, -683; 100-CG-40903-13895,- 13907, -13926-?282; 100-904?15; 100-SC-2563-32, -173P7, -926, -946; 100-SF-70167-7P18; 100-SF-78254- 79P;100-SF-25447-91P4, -106-P13; 100-SF-280602-251?15, -904P15; 100-NY-162260-17 Newspaper clipping; 100-NY-162222-27 Newspaper Clipping,-18; 1 00-NY-161445-887; and 1 00-NY-170922-37?1 regarding Timothy Leary. On February 07, 2017, our office sent you a letter indicating that due to the size of your request it would take us some time to locate and process each of these case files. This letter is response to case files 100-NY- 162260-17 Newspaper dipping; 100-NY-162222-27 Newspaper Clipping,-18; 100-NY-161445-887; and 100-NY- 170922-37?1. The new assigned FOIA case number is RD 52343. FBI Case File: 100-NY-170922-37P1 You requested access to FBI case file number 100-NY-170922-37P1, identified by the FBI as potentially responsive to your request for records relating to Timothy Leary. My initial assessment confirms that Timothv .l&.Q.ry is in fact the subject of this serial of this case file. On March 02, 2017 I corresponded to you by e-mail indicating to you that I had located the serial of case file 1 OO-NY-170922-37P1. In addition, I described to you in that e-mail the entire case file was on TimothY Leary. You responded back by e-mail on the same day indicating that you were interested in the entire case file, which is 100-NY-170922. The entire file has an estimated 200 pages, compiled as part of an internal security investigation conducted between September 1970 and October 1987. This file requires screening for categories of information exempted from disclosure under the terms of the FOIA prior to public release. In particular, there are documents that may be redacted to protect the identities of confidential sources, including FBI informant codes and informant file numbers. Requests for FBI case files that do not exceed 500 pages are assigned to our first-tierprocessing queue. Taking into consideration our existing backlog, the estimated time required to complete the processing of your request is approximately 18 months from the date of this letter. To notify this office of a change in your contact information or to track the status of your request, please telephone 301-837-3190 or e-mail [email protected]. In the event that any correspondence to you from this office is returned as undeliverable, no forwarding address, we will presume you are no longer interested in pursuing the case, and it will be closed. If you have specific questions regarding the subject of your request, please contact me directly by telephone at 301-837-3042 or by e-mail at [email protected]. All communications concerning this request should reference your case tracking number RD 52343. FBI Case Files: 100·NY·162260-17 Newspaper dipping; 100-N¥"162222·27 Newspaper ClippingAB; You requested access to FBI case files 1OO·NY-162260- 17 Newspaper dipving and 1 00-NY-162222-27 NewspaperCliooing.-18. My initial assessment confirms that Timothv Leary is in fact the subject of these serials of these case files. FBI case file 1 00-NY-162260-17 Newspaner dipping consists of two pages, complied as part of an internal security investigation conducted on February 27, 1968. FBI case file 100-NY-162222-27 Newmaper Clipping. -18 consists of two pages, complied as part of an internal security investigation conducted on March 26, 1968. As reviewed under the tenns of the Freedom of information Act (5 USC 552), there are no restrictions on access, and these serials of from these case files are now open and available for you to use. Courtesy copies of both case files are enclosed for your convenience. This completes the processing of your request for case files 1 00-NY-162260-17 Newsvaper cUpping and 100- NY-162222-27 Newspaper Gipping.-18. FBI Case File: lOO"N¥"161445-887; You requested access to Federal Bureau oflnvestigation (FBI) Case File 100-NY-161445-887, which was identified by the FBI as potentially responsive to your request for records pertaining to Timothy Leary. Based on my initial assessment, Timothy Learv is not the subject of the file. The subject of the file is Abbie Hoffman. The file is one page, compiled as part of an internal security investigation conducted on March 28, 1970. We do not consider this response to be a denial of your request under the terms of the Freedom of Information Act because we have determined that the requested case file is not pertinent to your subject of interest If you are not satisfied with our action on this request, you have the right to file an administrative appeal within ninety (90) calendar days from the date of this letter. Appeals must be in writing and may be delivered by regular U.S. mail or by e-mail. By filing an appeal, you preserve your rights under the FOIA and give the deciding agency a chance to review your request and reconsider its decision. If you submit your appeal by regular mail, it should be addressed to the Deputy Archivist of the United States (ND), National Archives and Records Administration, 8601 Adelphi Road, Room 4200, College Park, Maryland 20740~6001. Both the letter and envelope should be clearly marked "Freedom of Information Act Appeal." If you submit your appeal bye~ mail, please send it to [email protected], addressed to the Deputy Archivist, with the words "FOIA Appeal" in the subject line. Please be certain to explain why you believe this response does not meet the requirements of the FOIA. All communications concerning this request should reference FOIA case tracking RP 52343. If you would like the opportunity to discuss our response and attempt to resolve your dispute without initiating the appeals process, you may contact our FOIA Public Liaison for assistance: Accessioned Executive Branch Records- Washington, DC Area FOIA Requester Service Center: 301-837-3190 FOIA Public Liaison: Martha Wagner Murphy 8601 Adelphi Road, Room 5500 College Park, MD 20740-6001 Telephone: 301-837-3270 E-mail: dc,foia.liaison @nara.gov If you are unable to resolve your dispute through our Public Liaison, the Office of Government Information Services (OGIS) is the federal FOIA ombudsman. OGIS offers mediation services to help resolve disputes between FOIA requesters and federal agencies. You may contact OGIS at the following address: Office of Government Information Services (OGIS) National Archives and Records Administration 8601 Adelphi Road, Room 2510 College Park, MD 20740-6001 [email protected] 202-741-5770 1-877-684-6448 Sincerely, t7-?-/&-~ Christina V. jones Archivist Special Access and FOIA Staff https: //www.a rchjyes.gov /research /foia Enclosures NATIONAL ARCHIVES and RECORDS ADMINISTRATION 8601 ADELPHI ROAD COLLEGE PARK. MD 20740-6001 NATIONAL · www.arclrius.gov ARCHIVES February 14,2017 John Greenewald Dear Mr. Greenewald, You requested access to the following Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) case files: 100-HQ-460598; 100-LA-76342; 40-HQ-84731; 40-CG-66; 100-SC-3667; 100-SF-68150; 100-HQ-469210-16)(, -18; 100-HQ- 481753-1; 100-HQ-481974-75)(, PTT, -740-750, -68; 176-HQ-1594-4772, 5951-ENCLP3; 100-HQ-460598- 73; 176-HQ-1594-2841 ENCLP.P3; 1 00-LA-67766-42; 1 OO-LA-66519B-483P7; 1 OO-CG-46730-609P3, -683; 100-CG-40903-13895, -13907, -13926-P282; 100-904P15; 100-SC-2563-32, -173P7, -926, ~946; 100-NY- 162260-17 Newspaper clipping; 1 00-NY-162222-27 Newspaper Clipping,-18; 1 00-NY-161445-887; and 100-NY-170922-37P1 regarding Timothy Leary. On February 07, 2017, our office sent you a letter indicating that due to the size of your request it would take us some time to locate and process each of these case files. This letter is response to case files 100- LA-67766-42 and 100-LA-66519B"483P7. The new assigned FOIA case number is RD 52255. You requested access to FBI case file 100-LA-67766. seria/42, identified by the FBI as potentially responsive to your request for records relating to Timothy Leary. My initial assessment confirms that Timothy Leary is in fact main subject of this serial. The serial consists of two pages and it was complied as part of an internal security investigation conducted on December 06, 1968. As reviewed under the terms of the Freedom of Information Act (5 USC 552), there are no restrictions on access, and this file is now open and available for research use. I have enclosed a courtesy copy. You requested access to FBI case file 100-LA-664198. seria/483P7. identified by the FBI as potentially responsive to your request for records relating to Timothy Leary. Based on my initial evaluation, this serial is deemed unresponsive to your request. The subject of this serial is the Students for Democratic Society. This response is not considered a denial of your request ~nder the terms of FOIA because I have .determined that FBI case file number 1 OO-LA-66419B. seria/483P7 is not pertinent to your subject of interest ' This concludes the processing of your request for case files 100-LA-67766. seria/42 and 100-LA-665198. seria/483P7. If you have any additional questions concerning my review of this request, please contact me directly by telephone at 301-837-3042 or by e-mail at [email protected]. If you are not satisfied with our action on this request, you have the right to file an administrative appeal within ninety (90) calendar days from the date of this letter. Appeals must be in writing and may be delivered by regular U.S. mail or by e-mail. By filing an appeal, you preserve your rights under the Freedom of Information Act and present the deciding agency with an opportunity to review your request and reconsider its decision. If you submit your appeal by regular mail, it should be addressed to the Deputy Archivist of the United States (ND), National Archives and Records Administration, 8601 Adelphi Road, Room 4200, College Park, Maryland 20740:6001. Both the letter and envelope should be clearly marked "FOIA Appeal." If you submit your appeal by e-mail, please send it to [email protected]. addressed to the Deputy Archivist, with the words "FOIA Appeal" in the subject line. Please be certain to explain why you believe this response does not meet the requirements of the Freedom of Information Act. All communications concerning this request should reference your FOIA case number RD 52255. If you would like the opportunity to discuss our response and attempt to resolve your dispute without initiating the appeals process, you may contact our FOIA Public Liaison for assistance: Accessioned Executive Branch Records- Washington, DC Area FOIA Requester Service Center: 301-837-3190 FOIA Public Liaison: Martha Wagner Murphy 8601 Adelphi Road, Room 5500 College Park, MD 20740-6001 Telephone: 301-837-3270 E-mail: [email protected] If you are unable to resolve your dispute through qur Pubiic Liaison, the Office of Government Information Services (OGIS) is the federal FOIA ombudsman. OGIS offers mediation services to help resolve disputes betWeen FOIA requesters and federal agencies. You may contact OGIS at the following address: Office of Government Information Services (OGIS) National Archives and Records Administration 8601 Adelphi Road, Room 2510 College Park, MD 20740-6001 [email protected] 202-741-5770 1-877-684-6448 Sincerely, Christina V. Jones Archivist Special Access and FOIA Staff htt;ps: I /www.archives.gov /research /foia Enclosures NATIONAL ARCHIVES a11d RECORDS ADMINISTRATION 8601 A DELPH I ROAD COLLEGE PARK. MD 20740-6001 www. arclzives.gov \ Nil I 10'1,\ l A I\C111 V 1 S a ud R[~"OI\ D'i ADM 1N1 <, T!\ !IT ION clUDl ADtlPl-11 ROi\D COlUGE PARf.. MOJ0710 6001 NATIONAL www.,rchiN.<.go>· ARCHIVES February 22, 2017 John Greenewald Dear Mr. Greenewald, You requested access to the following Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) case files: 100-HQ- 460598; 1 00-LA-76342; 40-HQ-84731; 40-CG-66; 1 00-SC-3667; 100-SF-68150; 100-HQ-469210-16)(,- 18; 100-HQ-481753-1; 100-HQ-481974-75)(, PTT, -740-750, -68; 176-HQ-1594-4772, 5951-ENCLP3; 100-HQ-460598-73; 176-HQ-1594-2841 ENCLPP3; 100-LA-67766-42; 100-LA-665198-483?7; 100- CG-46730-609?3, -683; 1 00-CG-40903-13895, -13907, -13926-?282; 100-CG-46226-253?3; 100- 904?15; 100-SC-2563-32, -173?7, -926, -946; 100-SF-70167-7?18; 100-SF-78254-79P;100-SF-25447- 91P4, -106-P13; 100-SF-280602-251?15, -904P15; 100-NY-162260-17 Newspaper clipping; 100-NY- 162222-27 Newspaper Clipping,-18; 100-NY-161445-887; and 100-NY-170922-37?1 regarding Timothv Leary. On February 07, 2017, our office sent you a letter indicating that due to the size of your request it would take us some time to locate and process each of these case files. This letter is response to case files 1 00-CG-46730. serials- 609P3. -683; 100-CG-40903. serials -13892. -13907. -13926- P282; and 100-CG-46226. serial253P3. The assigned FOIA case number is RD 52266. FBI Case Files: 100-CG-40903. serials -13892.-13907. -13926-P282; You have requested case file numbers 1 00-CG-40903. serials -13892. -13907. -13926-?282. identified by the FBI as potentially responsive to your request for records relating to Timothy LeaQ'. As reviewed under the terms of the Freedom of Information Act (5 USC 552), there are no restrictions on access, and these serials from these case files are open and available for research use. A courtesy copy of each serial is enclosed with this letter. This concludes the processing of your request for case file 1 00-CG-40903. serials -13892. -13907. -13926-?282. FBI Case Files: 100-CG-46730, serials 609P3 and 683: You have requested case file numbers 100~CG·46730. serials 609P.3 and 683. Though the main subject for each document is Revolutionary Activities, the subject of your FOIA request Timothy Leary is cited in both serials. Therefore, I have completed a line-by-line review of FBI case files 100- CG-46730, serials 609?3 and 683 and released information to the greatest extent possible. Both files have been redacted to protect the identities of confidential sources per 5 USC 552 (b)(7)(0). A summary of the results of each review is provided below: • FBI case file: 100-CG-46730-609?3: Subject: Revolutionary Activities: Date of Investigation: june OS, 1974; 4 total pages; 1 page released in full and 3 pages released in redacted form. • FBI case file: 1 00-CG-46730-683: Subject: Revolutionary Activities: Date of Investigation: june 05, 1974; 4 total pages; 2 page released in full and 2 pages released in redacted form. This concludes the processing of your request for case files 1 00-CG-46730 serials 609P3 and 683. A courtesy copy of each serial is enclosed with this letter. If you have any additional questions concerning my review of this file, please contact me directly by telephone at 301-837-3042 or bye mail at [email protected]. FBI Case File 100-CG-46226. seriai253P3: Based on a preliminary review of 100-CG-46226. serial253P3. it was determined that this file is not responsive to your request. The subject of this serial is on an individual by the name of Karen Lee Latimer who was affiliated with The Weather Underground. The serial of this case file consists of approximately 8 pages and it was compiled on March 13, 1975. I did not come across the name of Timothv Leary during a review of this serial. We do not consider this response to be a denial of your request under the terms of the Freedom of Information Act because we have determined that the requested case file is not pertinent to your subject of interest. If you are not satisfied with our action on this request, you have the right to file an administrative appeal within ninety (90) calendar days from the date of this letter. Appeals must be in writing and may be delivered by regular U.S. mail or by e-mail. By filing an appeal, you preserve your rights under the Freedom of Information Act and present the deciding agency with an opportunity to review your request and reconsider its decision. If you submit your appeal by regular mail, it should be addressed to the Deputy Archivist of the United States (NO), National Archives and Records Administration, 8601 Adelphi Road, Room 4200, College Park, Maryland 20740-6001. Both the letter and envelope should be clearly marked "FOIA Appeal." If you submit your appeal by e-mail, please send it to [email protected]. addressed to the Deputy Archivist, with the words "FOIA Appeal" in the subject line. Please be certain to explain why you believe this response does not meet the requirements of the Freedom of Information Act. All communications concerning this request should reference your FOIA case number RD 52266. If you would like the opportunity to discuss our response and attempt to resolve your dispute without initiating the appeals process, you may contact our FOIA Public Liaison for assistance: Accessioned Executive Branch Records- Washington, DC Area FOIA Requester Service Center: 301-837-3190 FOIA Public Liaison: Martha Wagner Murphy 8601 Adelphi Road, Room 5500 College Park, MD 20740-6001 Telephone 301-837-3270 E-mail: dc,[email protected];ov If you are unable to resolve your dispute through our Public Liaison, the Office of Government Information Services (OGIS) is the federal FOIA ombudsman. OGIS offers mediation services to help NATIONAL ARCHIVES and RECORDS ADMlNJSTRATJON 8601 ADHPHl ROAD COLLEGE PARK. MD 20740"6001 ww w. d rclr i ves .go v resolve disputes between FOIA requesters and federal agencies. You may contact OGlS at the following address: Office ofGovernment Information Services (OGIS} National Archives and Records Administration 8601 Adelphi Road, Room 2510 College Park, MD 20740-6001 [email protected] 202-741 -5770 1-877-684-6448 Sincerely, (!~~ Christina V. Jones Archivist Special Access and FOIA Staff https: //www.archiyes.gov/research / foia Enclosures N AT I O N A L ARCH I V ES and RECORDS ADMINI ST RAT ION 8601 AD ELPHI ROAD COLLEGE PARK. M D 20740-6001 w ww. arc hive s.go v ~ATIONAL AltCIIIVES aud RECORDS ,\DMINIHRATION ~6n111Dfll'tll ROAD COllfGE r,\RK, MD207-l0-600: NATIONAL "'"'w-~rr:/li•·l,.go•• ARCHIVES February 24,2017 John Greenewald Dear Mr. Greenewald, You requested access to the following Federal Bureau oflnvestigation (FBI) case files: 100-HQ-460598; 100-LA-76342; 40-HQ-84731; 40-CG-66; 100-SC-3667; 100-SF-68150; 100-HQ-469210-16X -18; 100-HQ- 481753-1; 100-HQ-481974-75X PTT, -740-750, -68; 176-HQ-1594-4772, 5951-ENCLP3; 100-HQ-460598- 73; 176-HQ-1594-2841 ENCLP.P3; 100-LA-67766-42; 100-LA-665198-483?7; 100-CG-46730-609?3, -683; 100-CG-40903-13895, -13907, -13926-?282; 100-904?15; 100-5C-2563-32, -173?7, -926, -946; 100-SF- 70167-7?18; 100-SF-78254-79P;100-SF-25447-91P4, -106-?13; 100-SF-280602-251?15, -904?15; 100- NY-162260-17 Newspaper clipping; 100-NY-162222-27 Newspaper Clipping,-18; 100-NY-161445-887; and 100-NY-170922-37P1 regarding Timothy Leazy. On February 07, 2017 and February 15, 2017, our office sent you a letter indicating that due to the size of your request it would take us some time to locate and process each ofthese case files. This letter is response to case files 100-SF-70167-7P18; 100-SF-78254-79P; 100-SF-25447-91P4, -106-P13; 100-SF- 28062-251Pl5, -904P1. The new FOIA case number is RD 52267. FBI Case Files: 100-SF-70167-7P18 and 100-SF-25447-91P4 You requested access to case file number 100-SF-70167-7P18 identified by the FBI as potentially responsive to your request for records relating to Timothy Leary. My initial assessment confirms that the main subject of this case file is The Brotherhood Q,fEternal Love. However, the entire contents of the case file references the subject of your request, which is Timothy Leary. The file has an estimated 65 pages, compiled as part of an internal security investigation conducted on April OS, 1973. You requested access to case file 100-Sf-25447-91P4, identified by the FBI as potentially responsive to your request for records relating to Timothv Leac;y. My initial assessment confirms that the main subject of this case file is the Communist Infiltration qfthe American Veterans Committee. However, the entire contents of the case file references the subject of your request, which is Timothv Leary. The file has an estimated 30 pages, complied as part of an internal security investigation conducted on April18, 1947. Both of these files require screening for categories ofinformation exempted from disclosure under the terms of the FOIA, prior to public release. In particular, there are documents that may be redacted to protect the identities of confidential sources, including FBI informant codes and informant file numbers. Requests for FBI case files that do not exceed 500 pages are assigned to our first-tier processing queue. Taking into consideration our existing backlog, the estimated time required to complete the processing of your request is approximately 18 months from the date of this letter. To notify this office of a change in your contact information or to track the status of your request, please telephone 301-837-3190 or e-mail [email protected]. If you have specific questions regarding the subject of your request, please contact me directly by telephone at 301-837-3042 or by e-mail at [email protected]. All communications concerning this request should reference your case tracking number RD 52267. FBI Case Files: 100~SF~78254~79P: 100~SF-25447-106~P13; 100-SF-28062~251P15, -904Pl: You requested access to FBI case file 100-SF-78254-79Pwhich was identified by the FBI as potentially responsive to your request for files pertaining to Timothy Leary. My initial assessment confirms that the main subject of this case file is Denis Lee Kelly, however, the case file does reference Timothy Leary which is the subject of your request. The file was complied as part of an internal security investigation conducted on November 26, 1975. I have completed a line-by-line review of FBI case file 100~SF~78254~79P and released information to the greatest extent possible. Information exempted from disclosure is accordance with the Freedom of Information Act (5 USC 552) has redacted. The redactions were applied to protect the identities of confidential sources per (b)(7)(D) and personal privacy (b)(6). A summary of the file, as released to you, is provided below: • FBI Case File: 100-S£-78254-79?: Subject: Denis Lee Kelly; Dates of Investigation: November 26, 1975; 6 total pages; 2 pages released in full and 4 released in redacted form. This concludes the processing of your request for case file 100~SF-78254-79P. I have enclosed a courtesy copy of the file. If you have any additional questions, please contact me directly by telephone or bye~ mail provided to you above. If you would like to appeal any withholdings from either case files reviewed, please find the appeal instructions near the end of this letter. In addition you requested FBI case files 100-SF-25447-106-P13 and 100-SF-2B062-251P15, -904P1. We located both case files in our holdings. The main subject of FBI case file 100-SF-25447-106-?13 is the Communist Infiltration Q{the American Veteran Committee. However, serial106-P13 references Timothy L.fficy_which is the subject of your request The entire serial consists of approximately 25 pages and it was complied as part of an internal security investigation conducted on February 26, 1948. The main subject of FBI case file 100-SF-28062-251P15, -904P1 is the lndevendent Progress Party. However, Serials 251 page 15 and 904 page 1 both reference Timothy Leary, which is the subject of your request. Serial 251 consists of approximately 27 pages and it was complied as part of an internal security investigation conducted on February 24, 1948. Seria/904 consists of approximately 28 pages and it was complied as part of an internal security investigation conducted on June 01, 1949. As reviewed under the terms of the Freedom of Information Act (5 USC 552), there are no restrictions on access, and these pages from these serials are now open and available for research use. A courtesy copy of these specific pages are enclosed. This completes the processing of your request for case files 100-SF-25447-106-P13 and 100-SF-28062- 251?15. -904P1. If you are not satisfied with our action on this request, you have the right to file an administrative appeal within ninety (90) calendar days from the date of this letter. Appeals must be in writing and may be delivered by regular U.S. mail or by e-mail. By filing an appeal, you preserve your rights under the FOIA and give the deciding agency a chance to review your request and reconsider its decision. If you submit your appeal by regular maiL it should be addressed to the Deputy Archivist of the United States (ND), National Archives and Records Administration, 8601 Adelphi Road, Room 4200, College Park, Maryland 20740-6001. Both the letter and envelope should be clearly marked "Freedom of information Act Appeal." If you submit your appeal by e-maiL please send it to [email protected], addressed to the Deputy Archivist, with the words "FOIA Appeal" in the subject line. Please be certain to explain why you believe this response does not meet the requirements of the FOIA. All communications concerning this request should reference the FOIA case tracking number RD 52267. If you would like the opportunity to discuss our response and attempt to resolve your dispute without initiating the appeals process, you may contact our FOIA Public Liaison for assistance: Accessioned Executive Branch Records- Washington, DC Area FOIA Requester Service Center: 301-837-3190 FOIA Public Liaison: Martha Wagner Murphy 8601 Adelphi Road, Room 5500 College Park, MD 20740-6001 Telephone: 301-837-3270 E-mail: [email protected] If you are unable to resolve your dispute through our Public Liaison, the Office of Government Information Services (OGJS) is the federal FOJA ombudsman. OGIS offers mediation services to help resolve disputes between FOIA requesters and federal agencies. You may contact OGIS at the fol1owing address: Office ofGovernment Information Services (OGIS) National Archives and Records Administration 8601 Adelphi Road, Room 2510 College Park, MD 20740-6001 [email protected] 202-741-5770 1-877-684-6448 Sincerely, ~~ Christina V. Jones Archivist Special Access and FOIA Staff bttps: //www.archjyes.gov/research /foia Enclosures