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T§ l@. Rnnzi _._... TO cs2-111181!DIRECTORwe 00-49155!5/ ANDI1 T~ SSG-**~* Y ~-T4 .VI:L"|LJ um M 92S--: . } . <;qm_I_AmPA 00-IsosiP M 0 V! I I D; ,,,y$z 1¢»#r:A'A~/1/0»/w=~ 3E~ _ om NOVEMBER THIRTEENINSTANT, CONFIDENTIALSOURCE, ADVISEDhi I ITHAT KNOWN GROUPYOUTHNEW As A STUDENTFOR AMERICA,PROTES '11? I I GROUP AT ROLLINSCOLLEGE, WINTERPARK, FLA. HELD MEETINGAT 5 ROLLINS ON NOVEMBERTWELVE LAST REGARDING RALLIES AT CAPE ~ KENNEDYI ON NOVEMBER THIRTEEN AND FOURTEEN SIXTY NINE. MEETINGBY LED0NE[::::::::::::]:A ROLLINS COLLEGE STUDENT 1 [;;;;;;;]TOLDASSEMBLY PLANS THATFOR CALLED TORALLY HELDBE AT KELLY PARK, MERRITT ISLAND, FLA. FROM TWOPM TO SIX PN I J NOVEMBERINSTANT. THIRTEEN DEMONSTRATORS AREENDING RALLY CV5 ! AT KELLYWILL PARK PROCEEDTNRER IN PRIVATE[;;;;;;;;] CARS. - /92 ~ HAS GIVEN INSTRUCTIONSNOT TOBRING ANYDRUGS AVOID TO ARREST.H |:|REPoRIEnLY STATEDTHATPLANS CALLED FOR THOSEATTENDING b6 W L V 1» KELLY RALLYPARKsmzun T0 NIGHTnu: THE IN PARK.|:|
I ALLEGEDLYTHAT THOSE NOTSTATED TO some KELLYPARK RALLY SHOULDMEET AT srummr CENTE1sT_R10i.bIN§£?30iéEG E;! EIEAI Am/7 ?/ _,f _ I wovzmsznFOURTEEN I90_?0Bj IAII~a NEXT TRA_NISPOT§TATI0N_;%1 0/ , 1.» -0 0 Na
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TP 100-I503 E IKENNEDY PORTCANAVERAL, FORRALLY AT U.S.AFTER RALLY NAVAL POLARISAT SUBMARINE CANAVERALFLA.PORT STATION GROUP PLANS TJNEEIPRESIDENT AT NIXON cAR§KENNEDY. CV5 [:::&:::]TOLDGROUP HE HAD T0 BEEN cssCHANNEL IN SIX ORLANDOTNNEEIING PRIORSPEAK NENsNENT0 TO VIETNAM ABOUT A MORATORIUMACTIVITIES. [;;;::::]RELATEDTHATAT WHILE TV A STATION,wAErER§RqNN1IE,TNETIDNALLY RADIOTELEVISION AND KNOWN DDNNENTATDETIEEDNEHIM BYTELEPHONE TO APPROXIMATELY FOR U FORTYFIVE MINUTES AND THATCRONKITE REPORTEDLYTOLD ; THAT CBS NOULD HAVE THIRTY SIX HOURS OF COVERAGE ON VIETNAMMORATORIUM WITH"OPEN MIKE TO GIVE DEMONSTRATORS Q a, _;, ¢-E__ ,:L_wE DA DHANQETO BENEAED, CRONKITENOTED, ACCORDINGT0[:::::::] 106 THAT SENATOREDMUND MUSKIENOULD BEIN ORLANDO,FLA. NOVEMBER b7C THIRTEEN INSTANT FOR DEMOCRATIC FUNDRAISING DINNER. ACCORDINGCRONKITE TO[::::::::] THATSUGGESTED [:::::::] ATTEMPTTO MUSKIE T0 COME TO CAPE KENNEDYTO _
92 SPEAK AT KELLY PARK RALLY TO BE HELD NOVEMBERTHIRTEEN M INSTANT.CRONKITE ALLEGEDLYTOLD[::::::] THAT WOULD CBS > 92 RENT HELICOPTER TO TAKE MUSKIE TO AND FROM SITE OF RALLY
. AT KELLY PARK.
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TP 100-1505 --- - - - Acc0RDINss0uRcE T0 [::::::]sIAIEDTHATNusNIE IF Is UNAVAILABLETODAY'S'ACTIVITIES FOR KELLYPARK THE MAINAT QEAKERTHE AT KELLYPARK w0uLDRALLY0NE[::::::::::::}:1¬3i BE REPORTEDLYFDRNER A NoCARTHY FORPRESIDENT ORGANIZER, FROMwAsRINeI0N,g;N;. THE [:::::::]TOPIC AREA. BENILL be "NAsA - No NAPALN." b7C ON NOVEMBERTWELVELT LAST, BREVARD COUNTYREPDRIEDJ so F NR6IS AFFILIATED CV5 NIIR YOUTH FOR NEN ANERIcA AND SELF STYLED LEADER OF CENTRAL FLORIDAVIETNAM MORATORIUNC0NiYII_'[TEE,<_IN INTERVIEW !APPEARNIIR MIAMI HERALDCAPE KENNEDY REPoRIERsERDN INDICATEDATE0LLwINe HE EXPECTS THE STUDENTSSTETSON T0 SCHOOLS: UNIVERSITY, R0LLINs COLLEGE, uNIvERsIIY OF SOUTHELA., FLORIDA SOUTHERN,uNIvERsIIY OF IANPA AND FLORIDA PRESBYTERIAN, ExAcI NUMBEROF DEMONSTRATORS N0I SPECIFIEDBY[::::::::::] sEcREI sERvIcE TRAVELING PARTY, 0sI, PATRICK AFB, NI,
IIIusvILLE, BREVARD c0uNIY so, sEcREI sERvIcE, JACKSONVILLE,
NI, 0RLAND0, NIs0, oRLAND0, AND USA, IANPA ADvIsED N0vEmEER
THIRTEEN INsIANI. | Y ~. 92 ~ . 0 ,_ ~ a .. , Q
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ADMINISTRATIVE:
RE TAMPA TELETYPE DATED NOVEMBERTWELVE LAST° CNS SOURCE IS 10F STUDENTAFFAIRS, ROLLINS, COLLEGE,WINTER PARK,FLA. PROTECTBY REQUEST.
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VIA FACSIMILE: 202-324-3525 |:| Unit Chief @+1,t7;r ~l'%,,ztz> /V was FPIMSU Federal Bureau of Investigation 935 Pennsylvania Ave., NW Washington, D.C. 20535-0001
Re: Discovery Chanel Understanding Series
Dear Mr. Tomb: I represent th92e% Comp_ap < C'WC ! §onkite-W_ardin matters of rights clearances and other legal matters rélating lo Eeiftelevision progrgrélproduction activities CWC is the production company of long-time associates Walte Q ronlgte and CWC has produced a series of programs for the Discovery Chanel s Understanding series. The topics _are treated in an educational, documentary-style manner and have included such subjects as Understanding Pyramids, Understanding Weather, etc. One of the shows currently in production is "Understanding Murder. The producer of Understanding Murder is seeking a contact person at the Federal Bureau of Investigation who could: ! provide information on high-pro le murder investigations by the FBI; and ! supply images of perpetrators and crimes. With respect to the latter, the goal would be to obtain clearance orn the FBI to use the images and, because of the production standards of CWC and concern for audience sensibilities, the aim would be to secure images that are not too graphic for television. Of course, the credits would acknowledge the , assistance and courtesy of the FBI..
I would be verygrateful if any assistance your of ce can provide. ---_ Sincerely ,, yours, §§7:f!-/'i1, ,1-/0 ;~}'*»é{;/Ma/pp/./it Q R | @|N AL Q! ta; t./_ Gar-y gqqrgan 8OH H Q Q 1Ql-1]llii l¬lpl$i_§,K92I$:nnsylvaniaWashington, D.C. Detroit, Midrigan NW YOIR, NW Y lk 7i"15"'8h- P¢""$Y1"="i= Wilmington. Delaware Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Berwyn, Pennsylvania Cherry Hill, New Jerscy w92wl.pcppzr|aw.com to I
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b6 T0 b7C From: Subject: CLOSEOUT OF ASSIGNMENT Pepper HamiltonLLP/ GaryRinkerman [Di 1559 File #: 80-HQ-1 077659 Date: 1 1/1/00
By letter dated 8/2/00, captionedcompany requestedFBI assistancewith a TV documentary Understandingre Murders. A call was maderequesting a more detailed letter;no secondletter was submitted. A call this date wasmade and Ms. KarenHayes ofCronkite-Ward Companyin Washington, DC, saysthe program wasproduced WithoutFBI participation. i No further action byOPCA is required atthis time.
This projectcan beclosed. M 3/
*%~/fr~x@a@5 7 "' L/we v ornbmiMAY remsumou_3332 NO. 92o » 5010-104 -4 / . _,_, . ,~" " 0;; rg. r~ REG-'N?!<27 * , ¢. M A,
emomndum " xv; UNITED STATES 92/ERNMENT l ,~- Mr. W. » R. A==°=-D"-- - Dep ADAdm. _. l Mr. J. A. Dep. ADlnv. _. TO : Mr. W. R. Wannall Asst. Dir.: 'WannallAd 20 FROM: DATE: mm.A Mintz Camp. Sysf.Z Ext. Affairs__ Files 8. Cam. _ sumsoT= "ROYJ.G. neegarf /V E.FRANKHOUSER _ -Mr r - § I 4&7 -IMr. . . Gen. lnv.__i Helgesonldcnt. lnspe tic EXTREMIST MATTER KLAN > lnfell l Boynton Luborhfbryi E Plan. 8.Evul. _ Deegan Spec. lnv.A Maurice Training ____ " »92 Legal Coun.__._ R Purpose of this memorandum is to advise that Telephone Rm._ § captioned individual, active in extremist matters in Durector Sec'y._.. Reading, Pennsylvania, was the subject of a UPI news release 7/28/75 which set forth subject, during discussions of his extremist activities on CBS news 7/28/75, stated he had been a "Federal Agent all along," and to point out "Federal Agent" referred to by subject apparently relates to his former capacity as an informant for the CV5 Tobacco and Firearms BATF!.
Bureau of Alcohol, { W i A UPI pres} release 7/28/75 at yew York sets forth subject appearedon»'q§§,news. Cr Walteigg9I1l , .- ,, an ' ' 92 V, . A _, I 92- 3 ._292. 92 J- Memorandu to Mr. W. R. Wannall Re: Roy E. Frankhouser 97-4262 " ; Information in the UPI release relating to sworn 92 testimony in court records by Federal Agents apparently stems from recent closed pre-trial hearings held in Philadelphia in connection with subject's arrestby BATFin 1 February, 1974, when he was charged with receiving, concealing and disposing of explosives. Philadelphia airtel 7/15/75 advised 1 that testimony taken during those hearings had inadvertently 5 been filed by the court recorder without their being impounded and as a result a reporter of "The Philadelphia Inquirer" gained * access to the testimony. An article subsequently appeared in CV5 "The Philadelphia Inquirer" 7/13/75 concerning the closed hearings and included excerpts of testimony by a BATF Agent who stated.subject was operated as a BATF informant during 1972 and 1973. It is noted that in connection with subject's indictment for possession of explosives, subject testified ~ during suppression hearings in November, 1974, that he had SAibe hiladelphia satisfactorily airtel rebutted 7/15/75 advised subject's thatb6 A testimony hethat was an FBIinformant. SA[:::;::;;n ghtb7C again be needed as a rebuttal witness at SUbJ¬C s rial anscheduled FBIinformant. for 9/16/75 shouldso If SA[::::i:::]Wi11 sub'ect reiteratetestify his claim asbefore. he was The American Nazi Party referred to above is a common name for the National Socialist White Peoples Party which espouses hatred for blacks, Jews and communists. 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E IT WAS ERRONEOUSLY REPORTED IN THAT COMMUNICATION THAT FOLLOWING THE RECEPTION, BILLY CARTER, WHO HAD BEEN A HONORED GUEST AT THE CAME OVER TO THE LIBYAN MISSION WHICH IS NEXT TO THE UNITED NATI ONS 7"77BUILDWINGFORA PRIVATE CONFERENCE WITH ANOTHER / I, UNIDENTIFIEDAMERICAN ; ifjfix I , NEW YORK SET"-T='_f 7;'=*_Y'§" -§,.1.,7777";'7'i___,.._J-- - SUPERVISOR#44A ;'7~ "]___ __._-=92_ 7*/ 7'"I~; ff *L,1.:-. I-» 7~--= -_-~- ~ ~_, r 92~_, ;__,_. --III" Z0,/[JcK=r1l W If I 92 5/ » gm K Q45! Kg» Approved: . an§mi.tted__ _ 7 K ! ' X *3 92 F L {L1, H 4k H _92 Nr. Jack Anderson _ . r?-w-I-II-see -z1aQlW'_ . ~33 53111» Y NS lT§0M'k I 1'§3§i§*§d et N.W. 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WCBS ?ws_ 5lYWé;tf5§nd_Street Ne rork, NY_10019 .WGBS~NEWS~ / 5l,_Wss.i=._.5 ;..<.-il_§.t1?§.ei=.- New Yo; NY 10019 Pro uce; WCBS NEWS 751 §2 West I n % d StreetW 7; ;l:Hu S -1<1 é v ? a?3§k," TGO'1'1'9 NY were; as » 92 ~ r-;.-aarxv-,1-npawd e-rs».- =5;.r.&r 51 West 52nd Street New York, NY 10019 a ,_,_.NEWS.e 51' West :4 52nd S qeet 2. Jlé¬_§ New York NY 10019 92- _ T.§_»-_; ,__ ->5--r. -L92*-92zr;._-;§:u--=,§».§»»_, _ i' l; WCBS _ §1Z7l!e§¥;4,§22@.§2.reeE 6O Mil tes 1 lW§.5§> ..r._J45 New.Y<>51<.1-;N.Y.._ 51 est 10919 52nd Street N ;w. Xor1;,_.,N1; . _ ___1f06jI9 g hdwinuteser * i¢_5§_5 51'5.2;i were §!¢1ce§_*;. New2_!Yprr:k_1-.,!Y 1.0019 60 Minutes wmsc EWS WCBSNNEW _ 3'5; ;;§l.§e1 ielrl,_s1;.Eleza 0PT|or~uu_ roamNO. In MAY |ae2znmcm csnFPMR 1 cm! |o|-u.s UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT ALL IZ1IFIIiPI*ULTI£lI92ICEJIWAIDIED IEFEIEII IF? BIJCLKSSIFIEEE Memorandum DATE {Ii}-U3-Zlllll BY #55324 HE E§&J:F_.?BK_.FR.'£3 TO sic, 00-21932! P DATE: FROM S1+|:l SUBJECTI COMMUNE AT GLOVER, VT. SM - Misc. b6 O0: AL b7C | The following infoobtained 75/12/71from PM, west Vlover, Vt.: The communewhich receivesits xgil through POat W. Gloever is referred to as the HullinHfillW§ghool and is headed by one FLETCHE OAKESa11egedly_T¥5 Uod§§rd College, Pleinfiled, Vt. Residents there come and go, but the more or less permant ones are: ' ?LETQE_,QAKES C g The communelocated is offthe mainroad leadingfrom I Gloverof[::::;::::] to W. Glovera lotal and resident. is the dirtYhe road next commune cannotto the mail seenbe box from the roa , and curiosity seekers are not welcome. There are s few children at the commune, but no one is sure who they belong to. All residents there are hippy type and usually raggedy and dirty in appeerarce. Ot ers who have been known tJ reside at the commune in the recent wast are: by A159§bé,grei jg a place' is' callg . EntropyAcres owned I from Boston.@622 a e in theirof California 205 andare saidto plan opera- ting a health foo s s e in area. They appear friendly with JimbN era o capr t 10118t 'd_un c e = , {Q 5 -'1'-q Farther at South Alben 92/t. near Glover is one - kand wife, who_olaimsrt__e dau ter of ne.m=o mag??? }¬B CEl§~"~:; E;"~" ';¢_L;-~;_ W =, ' ,. r Z. iFé;?§r|z£n-{mill. man---, . 5. FP1-100- 1932 ~* 1/ "Ff _/ § 3 ' V VFBI--P92LB$NYr MA?1971 20W r.f H v' i. Buy U..T. fa/vingr Ban J" Regularlyan thePayroll Saving -. - - 50:0-103 @- ~ -0 e~-»-~»{=.;»--"*~~»= -~., $4 , V ~92 xi 0 1» =,_ N gm; 1 92 -- Vi - - ,.:¢ . D < /D-..h., Rev.3~:,-6.1! J _ »: ', mm: , _ {V" . i W 2 § . '_~ 4 :'_:.~,g *2Q * FEDERA _..;F~2EAU'-£31-raw! K max» ,_ 0 s EQN K L» 1 ., ,; 4 ta.1 *7. . VESTKSATIVE PERIOD '5 V L REPOFETXNG OFFICE OFFICE OF ORIGIN I DATE _ 1; ; 4/19~3O/6_ . ¢_ WASHINQTONTITLE EA_S_EOF FIELDWASHINGTON W gaponr FIELD4/30 Mé /5,9 e 1 = . ; STOKELY0 CARMICHAEL- K CHARACTE ' J» f L ,1-g W* r '. 3 .3 00.0, - 92 M 92 7 S U f 0 SA ED RUD IGER 1% ; ti1i_ _ I J}; 1 INCITINGTO RIOT-MISCELLANEOUS< X 4 /"* . 92 * REFERENCE:WFO report<55 EDWARDSA RUDIGER c. dated4/19/68,? '7 = - P - :4 0 FM . i Y i "§T%>}@=Z /£27%/397%,?! 4 F x 0 - ANS, .0 AL}. 1¥::=0§z::aw0§§e00mw~z£0 BY E30 0 ,3 -,1 £2 *§a&ss2F1§J 0 72 B! Qmeb I w @ 0 g 0 §%- - ij ~,_ J, ACCOMPLISHMTS CLAIMED- one ACQUWCASE HAS BEEN: / I gguvuc:" "~, P ¢y.{x§. - FUC-.FINES szxvmss PENDING RECOVEFUES [ TALS OVER ONE YEAR EYE; " NO 9 ' I gr, if ti1 '__' , ovenV PENDING SIXMQNTHSPRos;cu1'|o~| Has NO 3 , A , , _~, ' -..&§§=Ro$Qrv _ _ e r ' 'E°' ;Q§§ "1 '' noNOT WRITE m SPACES 0E|.owV t . , egem» - kl- 1;, 00 M100-6080! 7é ' . /av. _ 0000600»; x '1 ' FD-204. "*1 Rey/.3-3-59! - -~_,. --., - ~ ~ 9.-l. _ 1 "1 _ ; 7 ' j - umgzo STATES DEPARTMENTOF .!§T1cr-: FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION ,. Copy lo: 2-USA,~Washington, D.C. r mmmog SAEDWARD C.RUDIGER cmkm Washington, D.C. Duh: 4/30/68 1 _ ' Field OfficeFile #: _Bu|-equ F e jg; Tm STOKELYCARMICHAEL ¢q$=e 92x,$§4.§45 ?, I{ ~ - 0 P-.3.-L 1? -E§"§ §";'§>'!r[9292-§§'J : ~! i H di i. b%CPASS _ Choraclcr: INCITINGRIOT- MISCELLANEOUSTO D_AT{"!g3I§;l3_Y J . 92 , - -- " - 1-/é~-7 ? -5/ %/1,44 lm Synopsis: Reverend WALTERE, FAUNTROY advised that on evening of %# é | 92 . X iv This document containsneither recommendationsnor conclusions of the FBI. It is theproperty ofc FBIand isiooncd to 3 your agency, andit itscontents arenot tobe distributedoutside youragency. .. 2 ' 1§»u.s. aovammzmmoi-o-21a-ave! 3 » Pn : * -. »/IF " "- V / *92it » WFO 62-9737 TABLE OF CONTENTS ' __-- - Page I. EVENTS INVQLVING STOKELY CARMICHAEL ON EXENING _OFAPRIL 4, 1968 6 A. Interviews of Reverend WALTERE. FAUNTROY E7. B. "The Washington Post" 17 C. Southern Christian Leadership Conference Headquarters 26 D. Peoples rugStore is 33 1. Peoples Employees 34 2. Seaboard Service System Personnel 37 .E, Businesses on 14th Street, N.N., ,Washington, D.C. 44. F. Businesses_onStreet, U N;W., Washington, D.C. - 65 .g_ Community Relations Service _ 69 H. American District Telegraph Company 73 I. Miscellaneous II. PR ESS CONFERENCE HELD APRIL 5, 1968 1.9 A. 90 B. ______Columbia Broadcasting Systems 91 "The Washington Post" ' 99 / VS v Lix 3 C» {O WFO 62~9737 § 1 II. PRESS CONFERENCE HELD rAP:R,I,1,"',~§.2.; " 11968? O/5 f é =1 90 _ __ __ Wy ___4_@_m_ 4___¥______--nnni WFO 62 --9737 1 § 92 1 5 I , A» QQ¥E¥B1é_BRQAD¢A$T1¥Gw$Y$¥EM 1 . 0/s ~ / 92 92 91 qI . . e ' V W _ _ I FD-302 Rev. 4-I5-64! 1 z *1 3 ERAL BUREAU QF iNVESTlGAT§ON 1 we April 26, 1968 pg ---______1' Mr. WILLlA§qSMALL,Chief of News Bureau, Columbia Broadcasting System CBS! News, was inter- viewed at his office,_ZQZO_M_§treet£gN;HQ, Washiggtonlwl 'D.C, SMALLrelated that with reference to the CBS *""ca'§7e'§}~egethe STOKELYCAF .MICHA.EL of conferencenews at the headquarters of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee SNCC! on Friday morning, April 5, 1968, he I viewed the material which consisted of approximately 92 500 feet of sound film as soon as it was processed. CV5 i SMALL said he felt the material was too inflammatory for . use that day in a television broadcast and so transmitted x the material by wire to New York, requesting confirmation of his decision in this regard. He said the people in - New York agreed with him that the material should not be used on the CBS news roundup that date, lj ll stated that on the CBS news roundup featuring WALTE CRONRl£E, broad- casted on CBS network, 7'00m p to 7'3p@m., there was brief mention by CRONKITE of the CARMICHAEL press con- I ference and CRONKITE used about one or two sentences of CARMICHAEL s remarks, Mr. SMALL stated he does not have a recording of the CRCNKITE broadcast but that such material as was used by CRONKITE relating to this press 0 conference would be readily available at New York City______Headquarters of CBS. Mro SMALL stated the CBS news roundup has a regular television audience estimated to I range between lZ and 20 million viewers, Mr. SMALL 1 stated that the Friday, April 5, l968, news x STOKELY CARMICHAEL eonsituted the last time coveragehof D.C. Bureau of CBS had seen CARMICHAEL, theWashingt O I He stated CBS 4 News did not cover CARMICHAEL s subsequentappearance on the afternoon of April 5, 1968, at Howard University. 92L 1 ii i WFO 62~9737 l on 4/25/68 M Washington,D.C. FIle# V 92 SAs CARL E. GRAHAM and by SMAURICEA. TAYLOR CEG:dan _.D0ie dictofed4 2/ 1 =7 _ LIMITED FEEERAE OFFICIAL numu or USE 1~v1zs11c11 110]51 FBB975 ' 1 1' PAGE Q1 PHNOM6682* m113%MMUNlCi192TlONS SECILOJSI b7C peli FBI JJL7 1973 15 ITELETYPE A OTI 0 N ALL II1IF013'l-Li1TI 0H CUIIITAII-TED HERE I11 I 3 III-III LAS E3 I FIEIJ DATE 02-01 -2010 BY 60324 U0 Bi1.T1IA.= I1Ei,- 15!. 1"§: - ' INFO OCT- 1 EA-ll ADP-021 SCA-01 PA-05 PR5-@111 USIA-12. DPW-Q1 /by s's-15 11sc-121 L-as 11112-111 01111.:-ma 11sA1z0-1121 111sE-121121 I-I-Q12 I .1us1=;-12115 FBI1:-@121 /1172 11 _ 1 ~ ------1-1--1--- 2121429 * I P FMommz AMEMBASSY .111 PHNOM 15 PENH A 0 ;j/%5Z< /1/#7 ! 1 K196 W?/7? -To SECSTATE WASHDC PRIORITY 1998 *~- " / '1 90', _ 92 ¢/2;? 1, I / 1/1141111121! OFFICIAL use PHNOM PENH sszs 1 ' / R5926 /1:3 5"-=» cl --Q75,' ' .. 12.0.11652 ans §_92§;92 , 1 mes: CPAS 1. 1921 T M c R 111! 111 SCHANBERG 1111s FILED THE FOLLOWING STORY 0111 THE 1.151. 11:11 131201111112 CASE, REPEATED FYI RPT FYI ONLY. EMT "v L ' LIMITED OFFICIAL USE PAGE O2 PHNOM @6823 @7ll53Z -A TIMESCONTENDEDMRS THAT HADCORRESPONDENT, BROWNE WIFEAN OFMAL§OLMu§§QWNELmA MADE ILLEGALVISITNORTTTNEW YORK TO 92 VS VIETNAM BECAUSE SHEDID NOTOBTAIN PRIORPERMISSION FROMTHE DEPARTMENT 92 92 5. QUOTE. MRS BROWNEHAD ACCOMPANIEDHER HUSBANDON THE TRIP AS A PHOTOGRAPHERACCREDITED BYTHE NEW YORK TIMES. ACCORDING TO THE AMERICAN CONSULAROFFICIAL IN PHNOM PENHWHO WITHDREW MRS BROWNESPASSPORT, HUSBAND HER ALL AND THE OTHER AMERICANZMISP I mzwsmamTHE mm ow - wnoINCLUDED WALT-ERJKIKTONKITE Q7//=/»4"* _ OF CBS ' FACESIMILAR SEIZURE OF THEIR PASSPORTS IF THEY BRING » THEM IN FOR RENEWAL ORANY OTHERPROBLEM, SUCHAS THE ATTACHMENT | OF EXTRA PAGES. NEWSMENALMOST ALL OF THEM AMERICAN; WENT ON THE TRIP. THEY SPENT ONLY TEN HOURS IN HANOI. ~ 6. QUOTE. MRS BROWNES PASSPORTCAME INTO THE HANDS OF THE STATE DEPARTMENT BECAUSESHE WENT TO THE AMERICANEMBASSY IN PHNOM PENH I ON JUNE8 RPT 8 TO SEEKA NEW ONE¢ MRS BROWNE, WHOIS VIETNAMESE, Y NEEDEDA NEW PASSPORT BECAUSESHE WANTEDTO ATTEND HER MOTHERSCV5 I ~ 76 BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONIN SOUTH VIETNAM ONJULY 27 AND KNEWTHE 1 SOUTH VIETNAMESE GOVERNMENTWOULD DENYHER ENTRYBECAUSE OFTHE i NORTHVIETNAMESE AND EXIT ENTRYSTAMPS HAD THAT BEENPUT HERIN PASSPORTAT HANOIS GIA LAMAIRPORT. _ _,_- ~ ;? > _ 4 _ p M_V __m_V_ L" V __ _,_;....,i,,:,.. _ E" " gpté 1... - er . - ~ - """' - "~-" 'ALL INFORMATION EUNTAINED °"mMlmmNm1§§EfaE?T HBEIH ~ e In UHELAaaIFIED ~~ EKEIEPT , _ '<§§l§:»§§§ =l'e'?§§ 101-11.6 IMEPE . '°H"I m "rUTHEI muss ' EI> TO >;K DIRECTOR, FBI 05-136439! DATEI6/8/66 M92§AQ, wro 05-62902! P! SUBJECT! K, IS R I bl O0: WFO b6 ReWFO1et 3/8/66. b"/ C B / '1 All significant info developed days in the course of this investigation /7/I the Bureau by airtel, LHM and/or letter. , developed which was considered not to be importance to be forwarded to the Bureau _ __w instant file by memorandum to the SAC. during the past 90 EFL has been furnished to 1 I. INVESTIGATIVE STEPS TAKEN AND Any TECHNIQUESinformation UTILIZED DURING PAST 90 DAYSof sufficient has been set forth in O/S J. As a result of his position as [::::::] continues to be extremely activeScientific Attache, conventions and conferences, meeting indi iduals in attending attendingscientific Embassy functions, obtaining public source materials and joining professional societies. He continues as an active member of the 4f%%#;geau E;@ V4 I £?l;:' ji§é§¬K:§l/I f zj - %¢ EGP ! _= MJB - mikag 3q 15 JUN9 1' - ., , Flo: ' I. "e L @i Jlliv ,*iT";,". I ea 5.195.: SO LIQNF 1 - ' Ib- §zg/ gavings Bonds Regzzlarly on the Payroll Sen/mg; Plan w'**1* 6 » s SE %T I Q O bl _ b6 WFO 105-62902 b7Db7C American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics AIAA! and ;,the American Astronautical Societ ' n known to ii have -.- --met with= --ri such ofindividuals space age ar c ases1 l WALTEREERONKITE §eabrggk,;l and §Soviet spaceaccomplishmentCBS, towhom|:| arranged'92 £ilms,:?ndphysicist Q f ¢ ,%.g [::::::;] statinghe istoo _ ._ busy,has discontinuedhis hf?% bfé%been é@?,Eng1ishlessons identifiedas thea Russianor remainder ofinstructor theforseason. thechildren wife His ofhas ithe Czech Embassy. »r5 ¢" ?K"vy5 I V e 52ix //mvolkswagen,Duringwhich is this registered period to "was damagedto a considerable exten . eported to his tinsurance representative that he had struck a pile of broken concrete nearKensington, Md.on 5/2/66 at 10 p.m. The vehicle Etcgwashave happened examinedby WFO wasand survefed, the areaand where itappears the accident un1ike1y[::j%::] was re orted damagedthe car at the locale he specified. No police report was located and no witnesses other than his wife were indicated. Examination ofareas of recent known intelligence activities by has failed to locate a site where indicated damage CV5 could have been incurred. Passports ofl:;:::::]andhis wife have been submitted to USDS for re-entry v s s, accompanied by a stated indication 1 | months.to depar on has made or abouta statement 6/15/66,to returning a PSI withinthathe three intends X to depart about 7/1/66 with his wife and two daughters and will enroll the girls in school in the Soviet Union and leave them there upon his return. PSILb Icontinues to provideneighborhood coverage' of su Jec¬"s activities in his apartmentn his apartment,i buildin E51-n 4 L -2... SEC T jt - _ E i V i l. 3 Q ' _- u -f- 5 " - 92 .4! 4 ,,_____, ' < qP'r|oNA|._PonM_ 92~@ M1'*'mzsnrrxouNO.1D ;.,.?___r_$__="___ , ' -is - ' 4/ -, ' '-;_ , 4I 5 ! '° "92'4 0 s§{:¬?PMRcm! |101-", K UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT ALL IIJFUR1-IATID CElI1ITAII-]'ED I-IEZRSIN IS ITI-I|ILA 3 3IFIED 02.-n1;2u1m:r*:'UE EMT.- DH; P. 1 EU-;-.~.-'.-4 TO nnmccron, FBI 05-144424! 1>ATE= 10/'28/as q FROM?lF 0~ : : !§-1718877! P! SUBJECTI BAGE D8 __ 92929292§ =6"H"* " " 0:Bu! _ Re WF0let, 8/30/68. é , For the informationof the Bureau, thefollowing 92 V Z information concerning individuals who have requested H //, information regarding travel to Cormnunist China or WhO _~. have requested that their passports be made valid for travel to Communist China, was obtained from the records of the _ h. Domestic Operations Division, Passport Office, USDS, Validation ofpassport, asdistinguished fromapproval of T92 O/S validation, is set forth when so indicatéd in the Passp rt -Office records: I Persons Requesting Information ____:___;a:_;;___Re Travel W ;;___ to: Communist;'_;_ ;_;__:V :-- East Ora1'1ge,'N.J.0701KP. ~17 *8 b6 . On 8/5/58,he wassent information regarglhg his desire to travel to Comunist China and North Vietnam. //ac , Pittsfield, aim» . M ii Q? O On 8/21/68,/l1Z?:Z>1<> :§§j:ion wasfurnished him to ,4 q$$' regarding hisdesire :6, avel toEthopia, Vitnam and $ é Mainland BureauChina . 6>y/>7/yé/t/§Z y%i_ {£3 j! 1- ~92>Q ' WW Q,=1».-»92>__ ! fa it T291952 " 92v A " ZjS V" ,92 ,/ 41 92' 92 1* A i~¢ v .r~ 1153; ;==._ . 5010-103/L}: SEE 8! sIm. REVERSEDI-SSEMINATION! FOR 9292 3 N_5T~ 92_ avings Bands Regularlyon thePayroll Plan / Savings g/ 5 . n i 1 I I - 0! v WFQ 105-70877 6 / a W5 Psni;=§_Ye_lédda1=iQcn Q.§,,P:a§§P:°EE=JV' _,, ~ I addressp not given! / K Qr»/41/sf / §3,i i~" ° On 8/16/68, the Passport Office advised U.S. SeofT:fff:§2ff¬ for'validation a RD P. CASE, of New his Jersey, passport that theNumber requestof not given! for travel to Tibet did not meet the criteria for Eyceptgiion to the general restrictions on travel to that . countryNational and it interest wasfor[:?f::f%f::]to not li d that it would travel to beTibet in thesince it is controlled b _CQmmuni§tChina. individual Ihi§ m iw be identified-with Bridgeton, N.J., whose request for vaIdiation of passport for travel to Communist China was disapproved by the Passport Office on 2/14/67 and is mentioned in WFOlet g captioned case dated 8/4/67.! b7c 92 .132s&e§E§..1f9riYels a §211i°cf,.£§§§222E:c_1;922Pr2vs<.l= }/ _Qas;.u@w§,.,.__.¢%CRONKITE, WALTER ~ §24 Wsst.p..5l7§l.i.§taeea»w _1WY¢r1<,ic l 1¢Wl<>3r1<1T?;9l?"' On 8/6/68, he was advised that his request for val dation of his passport for travel to North KO???» Communist Chinaand Qpbg_hadbeen approvedand thatw is - passport Number noglgfsen! had been validated accordingly and also had been renewed. .- VL;£;u;= 0/s W New York New York IUUI7. _ _ p y _ -.- 11- -~_ '£ 54,; w_ 92 -2- I 92 air a 92 » L. n f<,;r4. 4 A _ .4-_ 1 ,1 £_,- . .; ALL IIIIFUPHATIUIJCIIIIIITAIIJED '" U! If I-IE1?-IEIIIIUNCLA55IFIEE~ IS EXCEPTW M: D]'ElEPE'SHDD1I~I EITHEHIIISE 7,1! [5 P _: E>~=:Ez~:r7§Ez:~F 11.-:11:£1_T_TT zuxr II:1:1 1 .1r I Mr. DEIILASSIFICATIIIIIJ 1 = Mr ALTTHIIIRITY IIIERIVED FREIH: %Mr QTQIE- -255 _ SE T FBI .==;J:r~:|m<.TI|:DEIILAEEIFIIIE-.TI|I|IJ GUII:-E» { Mr. 3' _ " ~ E}~=IEI~IPI I92IlI~I4 ' ' M; IIDDEE5I=~Hl, -5; K j Mr. Tolso- f_ -4.V 7 ' ~ r 3_m4PM " ' UR I .."_.,2Q Jae 3 mrrn1 1 'L ~22-1:12-2r:»1|:.i_;;, _!}_ Q W I» 1 I"@ 1» useMr. to.- 0 crow/K ms-14'm4>1s 1-1-12 an Z; Eh ' I FROM meat, ormwa ms-7:591! 2P C Mt.Mille ¢ Callan___.__ M1 .Casper__...__. Cc=nxad...._..___. Dulbay-__._._._. Mr.Cleve1and_..._.. Ponder__...._..w Bortes___...._..... Wail:mL....___ Wal!@rs.____. Soyo;rs..i_ Tele. R0om____..._ Miss Ho1mes__..... Miss Gcmdy.._...__ ' in O /"{ #z -'d%/" @M 1-E /H" _ --P» _ ,_W92 I ,6 axA._;%???L?1?nxEa!§A].- ca.muzv. /"J "" "" m" sr-zcmmvQ42: 1 O/ S " _' ' ~ . F 1 n J H ,4 ! -I . 9/ _ _ 92. F c war» - x 5 ~ ¢ 92 1 » ~ e ma r 92 . PAGE two 92 ADMINISTRATIV£!~ as mv QIRTEL rwsuvs two TWO LAST» was comrxosurxna | AND PERM! -S5100 92& GRAMED T0 = DISSEMINATE |rnm INFORMATION ON DIT'JREE'l" IS CLASSIFIED LIMITED BASIS, S ii IF '¢§scsssAnvA?3ov1nEn=¢ :5 . or sans» AS SOURCE END ,__i '§ J1 ii J 1 J D 0 - _ ,__- A4 .,-§l>-l> I 7 bl b2 1 To 3 DIRECTOR, 05-147OLL! FBI DATE!2/3. /72 F b6 » FROMW SAC, NEW 05-2505! YORK E}~=IEI~IPTEII'FREIII .F*.T.TT92III*T.ATII3 P! at DElIL.5'.5E1IFIC3LTIlI92H SUBJECT! ALTTHIIIRITY IIIERIVED FRCIH: ' FBI i1.T_TT92I|}L .TIIIDE92I!LAEiEiIFIET3iTI92I|H b7C EJEIII:-E 7 IS--CH , - EHEHPTIDN CODE E5K l, 6! X DATE 02-01-2010 1| ,7 ReNYlet to Bureau, dated 12/25/71; b7D ' NY airtel to Bureau, dated 1/1O/72; i 92 Bu/, LegOTT airtel,airtel todated 1/11/72; Bureau,11/50/71. dated , Enclosed herewith for the Bureau are five copies ,3? it of an LHM re subject. Two copies are also enclosed for Legat Ottawa. O/S ' E! ~l0im%%%%,wLLLL_ cccc /- Q contactedby SAs| and , 1 rds of theAmericana we i:ihin%ad:E Hotel S NYC board of Elections by SC and I 1 rsgor S y SE of the Albany Division. .3 Discreet telephone calls and observation of LIN in IBMwere conducted92_ by SA| I As jolerBureau instructions in re Buairtel, utmost todiscretion meet waswith used J8?CBS in the Officials.coverage of LIN when he visited NYC ,.~>i= h %,,i$ g 5 92;iza~2?> //5~ /ana- 3Q ii B i g I SECT 1 0 bl - ":51 b6 b7C $95; |;_¥,:,1 Z§¬% :;; 5 £51 /| l ===m-.@ tat; rm ~ 11>» '~ Mi w~ >~-1*. *1 % » ~ < *"~ *»':*** *5:E -J ~'*Z.3';£E}. i ?" i'*Z'm~OC ~ , in M ~¢-.:1;~1:;>.~- 1~ ~ 1;-21% a . iii.»-=§».;~ 1»; ¢ kn :1»-»..? 3 22 3, .44, J1»? 1: we ll 92- >=- ~~= ~ -1 Y*§T 2'§~ ~;' _ .-1 ~ ~ E in Li IF %.eL >~v- ~71-5, 3 ° 1§" -Z -£4;P*. §~'ae*v,*' 551»:-E. walv 11* -F w V I Kt M L, V V Q}? aiE»~$I;;?92§ _ .- ¢ ;q .J°"» 4 * £1 An t 5% - '" **'~ ,, _ X-5» 1* 3?-"~ £* " * ~»:"?"- A w" 1 f§"i 1' P~.2:-irvnw, "1? £7 "i =:*§5"3 *§',.1"'a_," :1:-~ am:§::~*~.::@.¢:~."»~ 1'92-18 * 3;*l13.*£r:~r»i3? "§i2'=*;': <"1z=§.r2 !»1 §I§.»: , 7 a:*f: :.1...§*_,@ *-';~@*~:' ii ,5 ,~I"i.;, ¢~,ZW :31-av ' *7 7_7'77"~="'_"'_'f -"*7 P """""77 7 77777777777777777777777 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 77777 7 7 7 77 7 7 7 92 .._.i_ no _.- FD-36 fiev.s-2 2-s4! ALL HP IIFUPIHLTIUIII E01-ITELIIIIED DH IS I]192IICLI~s:55IFIE[I~ " 2-01-2010 ET 60024 U0 EAIII;"DE_.*'R'f$"- I 92 O k FBI Date: 12/2/Q66 ' .1 Transmit the following in , 92 Typein plaintext or code! 7 92 AIRTEL REGISTERED Vin Priority! I .. 0 L! ReALlet, 10/19/66. /.1: E17. f EnclosedTO = DIRECTOR, for FBI Bureau 05-153502! are five copies and captioned as above. »- I 1 ~ FROM = SAC, NEWYORK 05-80l55! RUC.! e .' §~A I I ' "The»LHM.1 uch as it f¥J 1| $IIBJECT=involves2 , a - - possible i S CZ bl 0/s : A b6 b7 b7/'C D NI of LHM,dateg I mentioned in the LHM is New York, NY. F 1 v_ I The Bureau maywish to consider_distribution of W I HM oCIA in_view*o£subject's:app%rent potential. defection _...... §_ ._ - I. Ml," 'o7 qt -1- Q! Q /_ _ I 92 xiii 7 223522?2&2: E§"§I17@§_6I9:k> //@§>77 / 350 ; - New York. #35! ~.W " s ab ' ' > ' .2 ~ * ' > " ' " 4 _ ..., % |:| October 23: Depart New York City 92 October 23-27: Boston October 27 - November 10: Hollywood, California November 1O-20: San Francisco, California November 20-25: St. Louis, Missouri November 26: Miami, Florida On September23, 1966i | racuse Unive deggrt , theNe _Y5TK,United States advised atthat NewYorn ity is scheduledon Decemberrsity, 19 . to as furnished Additional by USDS reflects regarding[:::::::;]scheduledata that he 1S sc eduled to Miami, Florida, on December 5, 1966, aboard National 9, Airlines, Flight 2Y, at 10:30 AM. He is to arrive at John F. Kennedy International Airport, New York, at 1 : 50 PM, December 5, 1966 . He will~ y fly out of Kenned Airport the same day at 3:30 PM on Mohawk Airlines, be Flight 57F, and arrive at Syracuse, New York, at 4:30 leaveb7C 0/ on December 5, 1966. PM J L h iami,On November29, 19§§,1___rwr Florida, advised 10:00at] AM via |wouId Easternleave Airlines foronMiami New December York City.1, 1966g:ai:::;:] told her that in New York City he would be in con ac wi h WalterfU¥3nkite of CBS News. /-< T PQUIE!FF--IIIIIIIIE------EF-IP55? ' ------'5 ommummmw- AMJWWMMHMJMFHMHJ SECRET ggfg gij gomhux EEPEIH I5 UNELASEIFIED EXCEPT UNITED G ERNMENTSTATES 5H l" " HEB THEE-"I135 r Memorandum v TU IACTINGDIRECTOR, 05 5#606! FBIDATES 11/1/72 EKEHPTED FRDH AUTUHATIC , WFO 05-20305! P! DECLASBIFICATIUN AUTHORITY DERIVED FRDH: / Sis FBI AUTDHATICDECLASSIFICATIDH GUIDE gtJ20 I f EKEHPTIDH CODE Z5Eil§ bl - OR SPONDENT! 5 DATE U2-Bl-E010 be OO:WFO! b7C On October26, 131$ I-is/1.~/" f ~ 92 HH In the event theabove informationfurnished pg byis 5 set forth in a communication prepared for dissemination purposes, the above information should be carefully paraphrased and the com munication should be classified "Seeret~No Foreign Dissemination" since it reveals theBureau's investigativecoverage ofa foreié/Q__ diplomatic establishment through a highly sensitive source, the authorized disclosure of which could result in serious damage to O/S the nation. ' The above information set forth for information to the New York Office in its coverage of subject while in New York City. L 112014/ ,1_.;,-=f';,q,,c .1»5 s NO92!2 1972 92 C 2 --_ n-Iinra-Id .2 - Bureau - New York 05-22298! ¢¢ 7 ¢ l - WFO .> gm - Q? im RCW:bjS YEQ7_ ! L Q1? §§IW 1%? aria ééee Buy U..S .Savings BondsRegularly on t/we P43/mll SavingsPlan / * ,_ ALL II-IFDPHATIUHCIIII-ITAIIJED EKEIIPTED FP1_uj|1{ _,>_1_r1-.;.1~m1.; L °,,,,°,w_F°RM NM HEPIEIIJ 1:2: UNCLia55IFIE]I~EXCEPT r~ LA.SE M I SAC, WFO 05-37645! RUG! _._-- 's bl BJEQT:IS _ R; we I | b6 aI~ 92 j, » O:NY! _ M X Re WF0let to Bureau, 3/l8/ 70, indicating subject, ¬ Si his wife andtwo childrenplanned to travel by carfrom New | York City, to Washington, D. C. WDC!, on 3/20/70, returning to Kev Yank City on 1/2200» Q ¢ 92 <__> x is;-.2 we 0 It is noted that most of the Soviet correspondents i 92_ *92 E72 wa eeeee Ygm¬s,.0§o£j°eee assigned HD_G..eeeeeeeeeto asW hi well as A 92= o/s92 <1 nnnnnnnnnn u I 1 { 4/-1pm., * 2 I $53 9 / / 1 ®- Bureau- /'U?-"/6"7 .».'»~,,LQ-..._,,,, r 12 - New WFO York 05-43113! RM! _ AP}@,;¬9/7%f// I J I F:lad . Rs !2 Es 92 Ya§APR > 030 9292 197m. srzc T =;=o9292~* i W-~ 0 ' Buy U.S.Savings Bans Raga arly anthe PayrollSavings Plan T . A t " t _ I viw~-- "ssr v August s, 1989 . CLASS £5 -, s1=.c'n 92 _, 5» sea 1 xii 9 / R"-no Mr, Walter/orgnkitg- 21th 5 F1oor' ' 4* companyi "" 51 West 52nd Street New York, New...¥9r1g p ,_.lgQ_g.9,_- DearMr. Cronkiteérw i C511 it, A; iw _ ; I . This letter will serve as a follow-up to a conversation members of your office had with Mr. Charles W. Steinmetz of the Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI! Press Office on August 7, 1989. As Mr. Steinmetz indicated, on October 26, 1989, the FBI and the Drug Enforcement Administration will jointly sponsor a nationwide teleconference to be broadcast from a site in Washington, D.C., to discuss community drug prevention ¢92 initiatives across America. The teleconference will be aired during Drug Free America Week, a national drug awareness event sponsored by the National Association of Parents for Drug-Free Youth to create an awareness about the drug problems facing every community. The targeted audience will be the general public, community leaders, civic, educational and religious groups, representatives of law enforcement and private industry. The teleconference will be broadcast for a 2-hour time period via satellite to over 200 viewing sites located in major cities throughout the Nation beginning at 8 p.m. eastern standard time. It is our pleasure to extend to you an invitation to serve as the moderator of this national teleconference. Your participation in this event would provide a key ingredient in conveying and'emphasizing a dynamic drug education message across 1; America. Additionally, your presence would be illustrative of -.,, the concern of the Nation's media in combating the drug epidemic L5. in this country through education and awareness. E . I hope this time frame will be conducive to your schedule, and I look forward to hearing from you in the near future so that we may continue to move forward with our , y , teleconference plans and agenda. __¬%q:7;__L_I/ /I - glcg J , Sincerely Y _p _ K . . William s. Sessio1?1§N i17<1? 92 _ Exec AD Adm. ___ Exec AD l Exec AD LES __. 9292929292 Director Asst DIr.: - Mr. Adm. Servs. ___ Davenport ~92 Crlrn. lnv. __; Ahlerich id Z f;d A dw ~< Idem. ____i 1 lnsp. _____ Intall. _i_.___ Lab. __i__ - Ms. Mr.Nelson Kennedy ;iZ7¬¬iL£J,&£ll¢ » Y1; iéiagi Iva , + i Legal Coun. ____ Mr. l2-15865"Steinmetz ON. Cong. & Public A s. ____ Rec. Mqnt. ____ NOTE: This communication is to request Mr. CRONKITE, CBS, to act Tech. Saws. _i Training .i__ as the moderator of the Drug Demand Reduction Teleconference to -OH Liaison & -.1 In I be held in Washington, D.C., on October 2¬@m%%%%; Telephone It. A ls. Rm. ____ _ DRB:'£v31t,' ! o! , - .c- _, - i.:_ Dlractm- s Sac y R Qwaclor -" '_" """.¢'L'l&.""/ ».E . .-I czar LL ~. , ~L.§-12,, 59° wm ""' 'i'.§3 [email protected] ¥§§n.M§a r$é. ___.__._ ~23 .*3_,_ 7-_ ,,.._.. ,= !"..~ .;_:Ic;;,, C m"'_ ' 9 u _ ___, Training4 J mm.s¢m. |n5mc Q -__.__0 - _ Sdn . A"5- i- ' arwmmu A l E$ 3§-' *-- - _ on N@W 1!'aiu I -j'mt,K, New /0'1!/f Invoice of Contents Description ofContents: FBI le # ___i______i t Case# ______i_____i__ .8 Your # U Returnt b6 Room TL i L3___ 3;"/c Ext. J Li... . __. U Mail Room: 15327, TL 152 Y 55 I | registeredmail! CUSTOMERTRACKING PACKAGE- PULL NUMBERUP PUl-lPLETAB _ . El PSM - Supply Unit, 1B353 not registered! Q ~ g Shipping# 92 Shipping Method Hazardous MaterialsOnly Weight ofHazardous Materials: PackagedBy Signature Date _____i_i I 5 47 FBI/DOJ ,_ , hi-i1 o q _,. .-»~- ~. 5,4 I ,,_ K F---vs»-....~..?4 I _ ' 4 STINUIRDFORMO i é Memorandum%. 54 - UNITEDSTATES GOVER /£0 = Mr.Tolson DATE: March» 1 . Tolson A 7 i Born-dmcm._.__ FROM: G. A. Ne _ flellmont Pa?-s$ ns __°"*~ 92 $L"::*°;.,r On theafternoon ofMarch 11, 1958, Mr. E. Butch! 1 Holldman_'I géllis' City, calledof the M am-Erickson,your at officeregarding items50 two ,Rockefeller'Plaza', wishedhe discuss toNew you.Ag ;§;3l@'Y9'rkwith"/° ";$ 'X* Dutch Ellisfor manyyears hasbeen handlingpublicity andpublic relations J wt; matters forthe LiggettMeyers TobaccoCompany has and been most helpful , inyears goneby inpromoting venturesin whichthe Bureauwas interested,!.Q» such asour majorfilms onthe Bureau,and hehas donenumerous favorsfort 5* the Bureau,such asbringing PerryComo andthe ChesterfieldSupper Club to Washington to entertain at a retraining banquet of the FBI National Academy some years ago. _ / l/~" Ellis advised thatthe *President_.ofLiggett Meyers,192/,I_r1lB.e;11L==1.;11i11...F.. O/S Few, has alwaysbeen a great admirer ofthe Bureauand thatanything whichhe, ' Ellis, could do to help the Bureau was thoroughly endorsed by Mr. Few. The first item Ellis had in mind dealt with working up an institutional type advertisement for use in national magazines which would be 92 a salute to the men of law enforcement by Chesterfield. Ellis had in mind utilizing a photograph of the Director at his desk with several action type %training receivescenestheir training. of our AcademyYoutold Mr. at Quantico Ellis where FBIhe that National workcouldup Academya dummy men layout 1 and submit it to the Bureau for approval and that, of course, we would not approve y any layout which had packs of Chesterfields displayed or had any of the personnel in the photograph shown smoking Chesterfields; that any layout would have to be completely dignified and of an institutional type merely with the name of ' , Chesterfield acrossthebottom of the advertisement. B 2 You had Mr. McGuire show Ellis various action type photographs! Q. we have asstock shotsof our facilities at Quantico, as well as severalshots of I i;Mr. Hoover at his desk. Ellis picked out a group of Bureau photographs to take 1? L"bg1, JJM:rmgW *1. W;-;¢_ >~ N .7 1 V ""vW H _ ! = 1 ts J. I Z v LL1» Lil:1-. . ,.92;,__ _'E/92d_9292/ may ;i ,1 . . D ux 0 ' 1 Memorandum to Mr. Tolson March 12, 1958 people by Mr. Hoover personally. They are: Arthur Godfrey John Daly Steve Allen Bob Considine r_ Ed Sullivan Lowell Thomas 92~~ Each of these has received a book from the Director. ! Dave Garroway George Gobel , O/5 Polly Bergen Jack Webb _ Mike Wallace Eddie Fisfiher F/5/1' E/O John Wingate - Rosemary Cloo ey Gizelle McKenzie Dr. Armand Ha mer Frank Sinatra Information in Bureau files is either derogatory on some of these persons or their medium is such to preclude working in a reference to the book on their , shows as they have shows on film or are of a musical type into which reference ' ' to thebook couldnot logicallybe made.! . ' The followingnames submittedby DutchEllis are worthy of ' consideration, and Ellis suggests that the Director autograph copies personally 9tothese these personalities. peopleandhave ItWe is noted up not thatthisto files reflect pointsjyooks nothing them. unfavorable to Theyare: against ' / . Perry C o. Robert Eastman, American Broadcasting Garry ggre Company Radio Network, New York Jacl-rfl-Taar of NBC J oer illigan, National Broadcasting John Camerom8v7ayze Company Radio Network in New York Ernie frd _ Arthur gqiia iree,Columbia Broad- Dinalfghgore "casti g System Radio Network, New York 92.Arr/zfnmener Walte,vé¬Y'onkite, radiocommentator Bill.¢Bé'5nardIs "This New York, H Bolr pe92 p . Sunday radio program! Robert Q/lfr ris,New Yorkradio v commentator Bilktiullen, NewYork radioand television commentator Wa1terJ6'Keefeof NBC t Ahéapstaff of NBC who is producer of Walter 0'Keefe'sas well show, as producer of NBC's Monitor,with whom, we have had a friendly relationship -3 - 1-92 . Q ~ . ' Memorandum to Mr. Tolson March 12, 1958 Ellis advised that the Director personally autograph books to: Perry Como Bill Leonard Garry Moore Bill Cullen Jack Paar Al Capstaff John Cameron Swayze Walter Cronkite ArtDinah ShoreLinkletter 9292 Bob Hope 5 n Q 5,4 but thathe merelysign hisname books in go to to: 92 Ernie Ford Robert Eastman Walter Robert0' Q. Keefe Lewis Joe Arthur Culligan Hull Hayes as the Liggett Meyers contacts with these people are with the.?.pro1iuc.e.r.sl~of their shows rather than the persons themselves. Ellis also stated that he could use 5 or 6 blank books not signed O/ S by the Director! as stage props in various shows where a close-up shot would be takenand theDirector's would book appear in the background. If this is agreeable to the Director, Ellis stated the books should be sent to him in care of Nelson Schrader, 55 West 54th Street, New York City, as Schrader and Ellis son-in-law, Jack Maxm, would be doing the actual contact work personally. We have had Schrader and Mann visit the Bureau previously and they did a terrific job on the promotion of the ' Don Whitehead book through media such as Ellis has suggested above. ?é___ RECOMMENDATIONS: 1. Itis recommendedwe}/provide of copies"Mastersof Deceit" for thispromotional purposeandthat ti} Director personallyautograph books t0 / Perry Como Dinah Shore Al Capstaff Garry Moore Art Linkletter Walter Cronkite Jack Paar Bill Leonard Bob Hope John Cameron Swayze Bill Cullen _4 _ Recommendcontinuedpage 5! s __ ¢L L wlh w1&3%_hi._M1v_____._/:_I~_A _r__VQ [E92 _ _J _W_l "}H IVW 92l§!92liAuA_ 1 L 1 Copy for x - J Q Edgar and Hover » 5° Allentown,19» 1954Pa. G bless you! 6 ' r ' W Dear Walter!?/i ronkite, L; If if 1 /1 it "h A: _r in _ ,//We have long enjoyed your '1 . V. news broad<§asts7/and wishto thank you for the hard work we know you put in to gather all this .1 news . Your prolgfm deserves something a little betterthan that /4' 6¬>F£ms:;, Eric/;!92Severaid, who is very offensive to true Americans, and to those who love the Uni:c_e_§1 §_t_at_e_s_ of America and who would " deeply regret to see it destroyed by the swinish element that Mr. Eric Sever-aid represents- His underhanded, and most vicious attact upon Mr. J. Edgar-,: Hoover should,and I surely hope will,open the eyes of all who heard it, to just how Communisn brainwashes American 0i.. l31ZenB~'!_: To mu Sevaraid, anyone who loves America and would like toi~see.Qi~t. 1 Q-_ preserved is just indudging in "wicked nationa~lism".@es Former Presid Herbert Hoover wgmédbrtyeiin his farewell address. ' If Mr. Eric Severaid and his ilk had their way, every true American who dares to speak out against Gommunisn should be judged imbecilic and sent to a far-away mental institution, or not being able to do thii in the case of J -Edgar Hoover, America's greatest 7 and noblest man, Mr. Severaid would ridicule him and brainwash Amer- A J icans into thinking he is senile, and then cover it up with flowery &» VXi-»9292 phrases, such as "Grand Old Man" after he has stabbed him in the Y92d back. Surely the American people have not been brainwashed during *1! the past 40 years sufficiently that they willptake such infamous insult to . their i§1t:eSlligeg.o*e without a protest. '1";'.92.,!.U鬣""/ y"//f "!4;qOn surely, Mr. T Lu :3 :9, 92_ . " .4 ; '~ -: 4 2 If ', P ';/I ;,/{1} 92_J ' is! Cronkite many of us feel that the price yap paid for hgriig LV- 7i_ , . Erte Feveraid I >. he _ ma a A v I i*%;92J10 6:50., was that 1:;e/_;b£e__al lowed to do his brainvlashi g gmrf 1984 £3 Q7 Weac , eveni ng . God b Vless Mr. J . EdgarHoover, America1.B..g,reatest ape the highest. W,-ould to God he had the powerptof rid America of the Eric Severaid type of rat; 1' F ! P f .:>-~~ 92- ~: ~ r V 6 * - _ ,__¬____ v August 8, 196 1 " MI . Schultz 8 To: SACs, New York 4-1640! él Les Angeles F 'gh -156! From: nix-ec1=@§,1 _ J0&1 _Rw e2-sew!- KENSALT REl:|- CQMAIW b6 b7C Re New York airtel dated 8-6-68. The necessity 0:8 conducting an all out investigat to fully run out this investigation is obvious. Re airtel not clear as to whether CBS will allow review of the film. The film should be reviewed, however, if CBS declines to al Agent personnel to view same, so advise the Bureau. ion RKB:cjg is ! low 7: t NOTE: Walter Cronkite,| iUUiiiiii i a copy of a lette which he received from one 6-6-68, in which t complainant related to a Cronkite TV show of 6-3-68 where a person»in a crowd raised his arm, pointed at Senator Kénned and said "bang." New York points out although CBS is coope r they have recently displayed an aversion to unnecessary rev he of film. It was indicated that a CBS attorney looked at th film and noticed nothing unusual in it. While this may be the news and televisionlmedia would be the first to critici Y the FBI should something of significance develop at a later date. Accordingly, these instructions are being set forth. rative ; 4/ iew Tolson e DeL.oach _ . Mob! Z ' ' ' " true, Bxshop - .1 - ze . ' 1 /"! .7".,/" §:r::;:.;% /- U98 1968 2. * 92 X Z9 giilm T COMM-FBI Gale %~/ # n- 1 .492_v Rosen W / Tavel Sullivanit . 92 _ v '7' ' * FD-36 Rev.12-13-56! i F B I I} n "' Date: Transmit the following in EEXT Typein plain text or code! _ AIRTEL Via j_____ 92 /I 92. F _Z 7 OPTIONAL FORM NO- X0 5010-105.03 MAY I962EDITION GSA G i.REG. NO- Z7 PNI:I'ED STATESERNMENT I ~ A ¢{ /;. , ' * Y M emomr dum L1k @ DP wk:'7 T0 mancron, FBI DA #¥§4/3/64 92 SAC, DALLAS 2-3470! C! WBTEGT cmmcnn ' /h I . , ;, WALTER;~iCRONKITE. /3% E //§/ ,t ,,~}/ MISCELLANEOUSINFORMATION - coucnmune * oo - DALLAS >Q1vij§s@<=§-Tvineoua:-1 Z¢=.1-$1=12w=rs1vnT4 ; [::::::::::fiilTto forthset changed truesubject'sas name N é92 Re NewYork airtel to Bureau and Dallas, l/28/ {92 was locatedOnand 3/19/64, interL1ewed at Hisoffice a 92[ Dallas. |__,__i__i._l said at the present 1:1 1 11 ., at J ¢-1-'I _:ii», ,ge z,_____!_I Z C I said'3 T7 %64, he was drinking at the {Ear atLthe Bslmont Motel, 901 Fort Worth Aven D ue allas, and 1 ' /-92. ¢ "X; v giter hehad,become intoxicatedhe watchedthe nightly news ; -. roadcgst CRONKITE on a local Dallas television 4 statio l_c said in his drunken condition he became angeregaat some of the remarks CRONKITE made during his broadcast. which remarks concerned the actions of President v JOHNSON. said after con lt'su ing t e h bartender and [1 one or tw 0 other persons at the bar, he decided to send WALTER Iv CRONKITEmade by CRONKITEa telegram on expressing the broadcast displeasure histhe remarks at/ 1; x A [::::::::]apologized for havingcaused FBI the any/I :- trouble and stated if he had not been ' ' , he would ,- 92 not have thesent message to CRGKITE.1ifffifi:ffsaid he had'/'- no harmful intent in his actions and he was ex remely sorry II for what he had done. .'I 7. being '' conducted-"in t InAview of w.-this above information atmatter Dallas. no further _ inve ti s ga 10!.__t i F w °_A , 1 . .. " if 4 , -92 4 4 ; w H5 U 92 1 A .' ,. [L/" "4 1 J - J1,/* 9" -~ i n__g.;1t,: I {§7- Bufeau~ "'§1 3:, f K 1 e Dallas /i»4, I 9292CTB:pm ' 4':/5»:,;,as APR,/6/1? $ - 4;. 92 :Z/// ! §§§g%w;_ i x. A7 FT > P /Z w .- ,~~""~'q 0 {>8 APR2 01954. ¢ 1 <1 OP! I Q sAc:N.R:g._up- -~ - '11H . Q I A ._Tolsonii , . ¢. UNITED J so ERNMENT STA'I ESQ "' S L Memorandum 1 1 -_ M1,Mr. Sullivan Mom sf . ._ Conradi TO = C. D.Brenn DATE, June 24,1971 :é§E§ey____ _, L Rosen_.____i FROMW. = R.Wa1mall,»*f _ 1 1,-Q./ff"--=.}t~~-.--- 1:~-~ o~'="""1 j- .113-QDalbeyBishop MI-_ Mr. T§"Z'.T___. ¬o;§=s.¬ C, i ' 1 -Mr. Brennan g-eizoom __ f SUBJEC: F l ' 92" ' "Jg *7 _A L I "i 1 Wa-1'13. Gandy/"' .92_,,, fl Ad . ./ I I a..1;_..ta1/itR .11-WE 1 I-M-;;;§;%£e From 10=s0to 11 p.m. 6/23/71 Televigion Stationwror, Washington, D. C. , Columgii lE§_2§;0ad ;3.$1Z111g..S§£Sf£BII1 CBS! outlet, carried a classifiedspecial news report~entitIedin capgiéned The nnterialmatfr. PentagonPapers" suspect,Principal relating to the Z .1,Dan92i?-zli illsberg,._ 1. was interviewed by Walter ronkite news commentator. During interview no questions were asked of Ellsberg, nor did he volunteer any information, Times" concerningor his any other reportednews release of media. ff . the classi ed material to "The New York I ,,, /1 The entire thrust of theprogram, however,was ajustification ' on Ellsberg'spart of the public release of the material and the great service to the public which had been accomplished by the release. At one point, when asked by Cronkite if there was not a question involved here of an individual putting himself up above the law in revealing the documents and * whether the latter did not concern a moral responsibility, Ellsberg s response was directed toward a moral responsibility on the part of "The New York Times" and other newspapers of making a determination to go Governmentahead with publicationthe ofsensitivity of the material,of thei11formatio17§Eé/ggved. even after being informed by the . Ellsbergcommented that §pinion. _ _ _ _ the1¬dst'im1Z>1%:a1%% /,, ad I. . _ $6 revelation to date from the publication of the documents is that the people in this country can'tafford to let the President run the country without their help. He said the Governmentleadership, especially in the Executive Branch, have fostered the impression that that Branch is the Government and he was struck by former President Johnson'sreaction that the revelations were treasonous. Ellsberg said, "We must remember this is a self-golerning-- country; we are the Government." 22 JUN25 1971 In his opinion, he said the system should be changed and the g , Congress, thepublic, andthe presshave aninterest in this. His ~oles'e rvIf"- 1"" tion wasthat under the presentsystem it is hardfor a truly honest manto,/' stay in the system without being corrupted. WRW:8! m ENCLO~ FILE BEHIND l wpq» - G is 3;; l Lg 7M », it 5 @Juli <1 quay mmSENT CONTINUEDOVER - 7 ~ ~~..;&; - ~ ' - 4" 7' "1 "U ... r ...... _-.__@_ y _ _ __~_-|_ __ _ I p 4 - ~ » ' - in-~ 9 3, a 92 . Memorandum for Mr. Brennan Re: MC LEK When called upon to comment on the timing of the release of the documents, Ellsberg said that in his mind there is a parallel between the situation which exists today and that which existed in pre-election 1964 and that the pattern of bombing in 1969 and 1970 coupled with a threat of an escalation of the war in Vietnam suggested to him that knowledge of the history of 1965 became essential to the public. Ellsberg described the "McNamara Study" as consisting of 7 to 10, 000 pages and said that not one line in it dealt with the effect on Vietnam refugees, the defoliation of the country and other such humane considerations. He concluded his interview by quoting the Biblical line, "The truth shall make you free, " and said the truth is now out of the safe and there is no way to get it back into the safe. He expressed the hope that the truth would get us out of the Vietnam war and during the next 20 years we will benefit by the knowledge released concerning the history of the last 20 years. In his closing comments Cronkite mentioned that this is just a beginning of this whole matter and that the temptation will be great for a witch hunt and the unmasking of a villain. ACTION: For information. A recording of the entire broadcast was made by Washington Field Office and will be retained for future use in the event prosecution is instituted in this matter by the Department. gttif A $6 :..2... -L A K w '* ' Qaliana Ialanénn * May r iiqdiu ggg1a_:____:»=;;{1z___ L* _£. . §ua&a / 1 -_. f /, 92 wot i Walt¢p7¢ronn$ta J ¢K ' ' . ¢ r. *T° ;_ } ,/ Y _, ~ £2» 3» R éi Eridi everai f :5 3 U-55; B J I , ¬olumhia PhD O6: TheOffice qrthe Presideq¬92?e Uniteé Stejee Americeof The FirBoI*v< 6 vb _ G. Y" _m_% Mw >__:_ 7___A LJ_1___IT _T Aw_q 4__ M9292!.__ ;_ _ __ _~1Ir_'1|ffI ! 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J FRANCIS 'WBRIEN ad ta-~'?*' ALLIHFDPHATIUH EUHTAINED mmEn11s0n1asmFnm REGISTRATION ACT CUBA 1- DATE 02-01-2310 BY 60024 00 EAUEDHERYE ' _ _ Synopsis: REFERENCES: ' M l ' "ANTI-FIDAEL- " NY telet es ldated CASTROyg.CTfIVITIES; 3 is 29~6O 4CUBA." and 4/ 1 / 60 entitled ' ,1 ' / A' NY airtel, #/8/60, captioned as above. Bulets to New York, dated 4/11/60 and 1+/2o/60, captioned as above. " , 92 _ Q _ ' ADMINISTRATIVE The papers of incorporation of the Cuban American Freedom Foundation, Incorporated, have been withdrawn and . new papers have beensubstituted, listing new incorporators and a new title of"- Pueblo Libre de Cuba , The NYO nasinitiated investigation into the""orga.nization of "?ueblo Libre de Cuba", - which is headed by Dr; CARLOS MARQUEZSTERLING. ' , A memorandum of conversation; dated 3/23/60, from the _ S Department of State, entitled "Anti--Castro Propaganda Organig Approved' s 9:: 1 ghargzn1 A m Do not in-itein spacesbelow < ~ 92 " copies made: k ' I - ~,. 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O V By92 ¢.ae.v.~.r7;" Pr4opertyFBI or _ This report isloaned to you by theFBI and neither it nor its contentsare tobe distributedoutside '/A _ r I I 1w 9,105"-110369 of[::::::::::::::]syndicated Hearst newspaper columnist3 telephonically contacted the New York Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI! on April 21, 1960, and CV5 requested information regarding the procedure for registering as a foreign agent with the United States Department of Justice, Washington, D,C. has bee* LU contact 92 w1ehand mee again1~te,A1e, 9 as on pril 22, 19 20,5960; Oi in NewYork City.| Iadvised that| ! , returned to Washington, D,C. on the nigh o pr ,' 0, and will return to New York April 22, 1960, hezi he will be interviewed for television at 2:30 P.M, in Central Park mp,géiqg g etated b WALTERQERONKITE,thisColumbia interview that Broadcastingwill Systembetwo minutes CBS!inNews, ura ion and will be seen on CBS Sunday News Special at 11:00 P.M,, April 24, 1960, [:::::::]stated that css ha e A enits fullsupport cover toa a nd ge publicity for|@UiU ic and CBS has taken this step ecause M : Bszggrrespondent, had been held for thirty hours N @/5 -n00mmunicadoby FIDEL CASTRO overthe argument as to whether "/// with or not Pre FIDEL CASTRO ENHOWER had statedor Secreta_ that he requestedof State an CHRISTIAN interview HERTER. iiff?%:¬i¬tatedthat wnen[::f%]rep1eyed his tape and film an t clearly showed that CASTRO had made this statement, and his camera and soundmen were arrested and held fQr thirty hours and then expelled from Cuba on the night of April 20, 1960, ____ [:::::::]advised that had been interviewed on April V , , y syndicated Hearst columnist, and] | s writing a story which will appear in the Hearst newspaper chain on April 2#, 1960, and will be the beginning of a publicity thatcampaign onAprip forl 22,196b,| will alsobe stated interviewed A; ". ;"'~ I i 92 ' ' 7' . »» 7 7* ; ' ~~_ 2-~ -_ _ h';i?" * _ ALL II-IFDRI-ia1TIDI~I IIIIII-JTAII-TED 2 J,-E EIEFEII-I 1:1r_NN:Lii;=is1F1EI> E:~=:|:N1=-T FD-263 Rev. 5-I.-5 9! I h FEEEITI-IERIIIISE F31-IIIII-1111 92 FEDERAL BURE/" £" li'~" i 192|vEsTlc;AT|oN > REPORTING OFFICE OFFICE OFORIGIN DATE INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD NEW YORK NEW YORK 2/21/6'? 7/1/66 - r2/10/6;? TITLE OF CASE REPORT DANIELMADE BY . LUCKING H ITYPED BY plr DEMONSTRATIONS PROTESTING CHARAGER CASEOE UNITED STATES INTERVENTION IN VIETNAM INFORMATION GQNCEBNING . INTERNAL SECURITY! .- ' 1/ REFERENCES: 1 ' 3/16/66 Bureauto Albanyand airteloffices, other /M _~ f O Reportof SANJAMES ¢E.,TIEiE_¥_,_}lO/lL|. » 66, -'/ at NewYork. F. ¥,92- P - ¬ kSs' t_+;g92_; "" T B 1,2A_2g[J' ~6 w ~."-_ " / BE -imksoii" OF» _ W" _ = ~ .. Q . ADMINISTRATIVE. 95/ The word "Vietnam", as used in the report, has been spelled "Vietnam"and "Viet Nam". .0 e to the, voluminous natureof the report, and because of pub - K.» I usage, I :'>' ~ ' t wasmade to spellone it way. V yw-¢~ . 11;; -I£5 ,3 " "I OPRIATEANCIES AND an ..=ICESF A ~ _ __;1:}?in 92 I +- ' SL ADVIS-3 ' S! or w92mi K '- ' A _ "J ~ * "* T < DATE .4. """~!:m;r.z1":t:""' Ii - APPROVED SP :;A|_'| AQG<§;NT no NOTwan-rs INSPACES BELOW COPIES MA -6 Bureau ' l38315! RM! _ A - 4 108611 M , NYC, RM! - Naval Investi laltive ServicB !_ £_»s*I l@b >92 "/"jlée 2nd.Office, NYCOSIDistrict, ! USAF, NNYC R1¢g!e;'.'_ " 4/ Secret Semérici,NYC RM!3;;-_. " .~ ' -i ~ U USA,-EDNY RM "E} ~'EI- II'TEI'~_ _ __F11F'|I921 H aTTT .92 _ NewarkUSA, SDNY INFO! RM RM! I U5 F1 *§ -s~s-E-Li=.E~&:IF1c.iiIluId 'I W- WA 92 .- _ _ ALTTHIIIRITY IE'E .i'JE1;>:F N01:;* 1 ... I'1%:Srh§_ ¬ %{3:°12ll¬3d?&<%-LL%§1g¬''RM ! ' PEI-E1:T.TTI3I'lATICE'D§1;¬::.I ?IFICf;1.T ma |I;UII:~E OI L IggseminutionRecord of Attached ReportN°*°"°"'= DATE 0:3-0 5 -2c|J.|:| Agency Request Reed. _ Date Fw,d. How 'Fwd. __ BY I ii k NY lOO lSh786 u 1 attended the meeting which began at 8:h5 p.m, at Palm Gardens, 310 West 52nd St r eet, New York, New York, on that date. The meeting was chaired by MARIS CAKARS from Veterans For Peace 0 The main speakers were WILLIAM WORTHY, RUSSELL J HNSON, and FLOYD MC K1SSICKO Other announced sneakersi w ere to be RUBY DEE and OSSIE DAVIS. WILLIAM WORTHY, who was announced as a csrrospondent. of "Baltimo r e Afro American" described what he called "gas attack s" on Viet Nam and Cambodia. WORTH? said he is for a third political party to run against President JOHNSON in 1968, The slate for such a third party wo u ld include 1 * OSSIE DAVIS P D BY DJE5 FLOYD MC KISSIGK and others. 8 _,// A WORTHY said the mission to Cambodia had been extremely successful and they had a good re- caption and coverage from WALTER GRONKITE, a Columbia Broadcasting System CBS! News Correspondent. - ____1 RUSSELL JOHNSON , introduced as a Quaker, and New England Peace Eda cation Secretary, stated that soon the newspapers would publish adver is " wants calling on the Uni ted States to withdraw from Viet Nam. FLOYD MCKISSICK described chemicals that were produced in Philadel phia ' 92. "to . ~ n5 as" the ." people. I of Viet Nam;'%hat the use of gas by the Uiited States is a mistake, but that th e United States commits one mistake after another p,>4 h~c'_ .. .. u '$92" 1 15:1 u {:3 2 »"1 ; -~s.»1-- g" ~~ :3 s ¢_ NY lOQ-l5A786 1% DHL plr unit 04 00 no Mp. IF 1' ea C PAGE. 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D$TE Q3-U%-E l H IQLTIIE E From: Legat, Mexico 5-392! - I " be i 5 F A b7C rm; The title of im tent case is beino marked chs.ng;ed to reflect the subject'smaternal su1'name, dvised that the reconrdsof thePeniten- tiary 0 e ecral district reflect that the subject, who was implicated in the first attempt on the life of LFO1 TROTSKY, is named For the inforrrnti on of the ureau, inquiries are being made» .' at the present time through confidentiall c -es sour! he subject in the for the ur cse of o ail:-dtn :15 92<11 a a regar rag s ma presenP5 whereaboutc. O/S Reference is made to New York letter to the Bureau dated 6/13/56, and Bureau routing sl ip cf 6/19/56, asking;to show if thisto Thie Office had any specific office photographsatthe pre it desired "ne 1 es this matter.no p o ogrape However,which canwe are be shown hereina er set- ting forth a list of the correspondents of "El Popular" as of 19511, which ance to the New iork office with in E1in2erviewin Popula er-e s e for United 19L|J4. asfellows: correspondents Press JTG:__<5! k D v»/v, M ,.O -,,;/ K-f!l¬ ? 2 -" r--iJ _ 5 ; if 92 sE!éH SEC T MC 65-392 E X 92 L J II .-' Z //_ g c a >. > O/S 9} ? ma, £53 M The abovedataabtained was bframthe bl Nati -3: .- ~ '1 :1 ' r Libvary - - in Mexico City. w=s further HO that as of 19hh t h 3ivector _ of "Fl ?opularted was 1» "LC; FJAY R® &Lé ,iLL_ Z CARRILLO,. ' General anager us s MANUELPA mas, Edi"t 6§?'" "f "'- :1"osE_ n4' AR§O _;,M_w_____, and é Editor 1&1 '"s" é*r' f§ee wuam ROIJOLFG §. 1¬!FiAETE$- ' -3- 352%? DATE: BEWDEMZGIU ALL IHFURERTIQN CQHTAINED QLASSIFIEE BY E0334 US EAWEDKFRYS HEREIN IS UEELASSIFIEH EEEEPT REESQN: l.% e} EEERE SHEEN UTEERNIEE DEELAESIEY DH: D3 G5 ZD35 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION S EC£§SE T AIRTEL TO : DIRECTOR, FBI 05-36603! JUN 2 51935 ATTN: INTELLIGENCE DIVISION, CI l! FROM : ADIC, NEW YORK l05 l7282l! P! 6! SUBJECT: SOVIET ACTIVE MEASURES FCI-R OO:NY! d5Hbi§QG¥w This communicationis classified S3d¬et" in its ReNYairtel to Bureau and New Haven, captioned as bl above, dated 5/l9/86. b6 b7C S E C T Cla D" 'e -3 3 .. ssify R Bureau Encls. 2! RM! - INTD, CI l! New Haven l05C-16061! Encls. 2 ! RM Washington Field Encls. 2! RM! New York lOO~l40528! SANE! New York 29 45! NCASF! New York 29 3l! WPC! SJ New York l00 l56667! CALC! New York 29 95! CPC! New York 00 2368 i. New York 29-107! New _orY k A! DSCNew York" INV! New York l8 /Qj /%M?/ lal ,, _ : _ hE!u;?uE:T:_.INEHQD ._.__._H -' J x. S im, i:sL'-._._....F||.£D 5 _;;;-;!,%zii1$i6 =-* UW.'PA4.uN FORA PEOPLE'S PEACE TREATY 162 Madiosn Avenue; New York, NY 10016 The CampaignCoxrmittee metat 1140 Broadway Sunday,May 18th. 15 personswere present. The brrmitteereceived andconsidered threealternative redraftingsof the Trea A conmittee of three will produce a new draft by the end of the week which Alan Thoneon will take to the Soviet Peace Corrrrtitteein lvbsoow next week. It was AGREED thatthe Campaignwill seek both individual signatures andorgani- zational endorsements to the treaty. C Several alternative locations for an office were considered. A decision will be made at the meeting. Membersare asked to suggest possible staff people. Roger Powersagreed to report on the Treaty to the meeting of peace organizations in Philadelphia May 21st. The newTreaty draft will he available with a covering letter to be sent to po- O/S Possible membersof the US delegationto sign the Treaty were discussed: l . Military - ' 2 . Scientist 3 . Clergy Medical Education YouthWinner - PEP K>ntest| of | b6 Vetexransqneone - Veteransfrom for be/, C Artist L_N:_ | rhlete X 12. Electedo :|.c_- 13. Industry-Arn 14. Sen:|.or-»- F - _ _ 1.5. Media-_I -'gv- > Wa_lte:r_. {¬1_:'o|1.|_cite, Q ~ H . *3 David *§r1.nkley, =--v-=.-an .!iarriso!§%,~$alistx1ry, The final group should have thirteen members. Ocnmittee netbershave agreedto seek out people on the above list after the final treaty text is available. 0/ S ...._- - The next meeting will be held on Sunday,June 15th at1140 Broadway, Rn.401 at -- -Le -..,r<. 2:00 p.m. - ;:f£:T.*.- 1" 5-.-'?,'=" , .. ll. l? -1.2542 -g'_'%i1'r _;_§m;'f k;: :_' 1?»??- 92- 'le-3 Q ,-,: =92~: *{»;_ - e ' Ik .. ' "»>' l.-of £- I 6/22/be AIR TEL AIR HAIL TO: DIHIiCTOii, FBI FROM: sec, ms ma we lb,S-B53.! mo! J '" no: IiAL'i E'R snow: TE, cos ems REEFO '1' - 6/21/66. BROAT1¬. AS_ il espgrqa 14*-._r:ou;,oE _ Woo: Him York '_"' '* Enclosed herewith to the Bureau, under Obscene and Prof 1 Report Ib6 f 0?! of California, telepho and to the New York OfT1ce ere seven b7Ci@ copies of t e foregoing Interview Report 02!, setting forth the profane and obscene words allegedly uttered on the T p.m¢, and ll p.m., CBS NE~S REPORT - HALTER CRONKITE of 6/21/66 timeeare thoee of the Pacific Daylight fovinge Time!. It ie noted that the alleged utterances were contained on e film reflecting the crowd fighting in Mississippi end ore allegedly uttered by negro women in the crowds. In view of the foot that this Howe Report originates through New Ynrk CBS, the New York Office is being designated as the office of origin as any intent and knowledge of the contents of tn tapes or films wo .d neoeeearily rent on the place of origin where the tepee or films were viewed and wonitored for preparation for the g * i ¢ H The Eureeu may desire, in this instance, to newsspecifically report. advise the New York office or the exactfQAA_]K§§{;} ¢;';§f investigative steps which should be undertaken in this mtter. Therefore, the New York Office is requested to hold theBueeu in obeyanee so advises, any investtg y,2¢¢~ tion in this matter until - e Nwmo L! ; SFARCH *m@i;. :o&xEn.. I _g?- Bureau Enele.2} t *GISTERED MAIL 5W P ~Mm** m Q - New York Encls. ""h§:F§IS'T"1-§r1'§3" W11, 92' gar; 2.--was 2 L fr." 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V .. _ _ V Bulky Exhibif - Inventory -t FD-192 Rev. 10-6-65!of Prope"'yAcquired as Evidence I Date . 8/22/66 Title andCharacter Caseof I WALTER CRONKITE, css NEWSREPORT, I 6/21/66 BROADCASTING OBSCENELANGUAGE Date PropertyAcqtrircd Source ,From Which PropertyAequired I I I I I K SEE BELOW SEE INDIVIDUAL1B'S LocationPropert of yo Btilr ky ExhibitReason Retention forProperty ofEfforts andto Made Disooseof Same E VAULT-OBSCENET CABINETEVIDEECE AND INFORMATION~RETAIN b7C I!escription ot;P1-opertyor Exhibit I "I 'and _'Identityof Agent I Submi ing I I I ISame I I E THE FOLLOWINGIS OBSCENE: ! 8/22/66 . copies7 of the Interview Reportof at LosAngeles 6/22/66 on reflectinene and profane wordsalle edly uttered WALTERon CRONKITE 2 ! N news casts of6/23566. markedOne obscene. copyof lhmdated 7/25/66re: Walter Cronkite, NOTE:&: ! 1B1 ! rec'd_6/214/66 SAsee ' ser-lal by 1. op SEMIANNUAL INVENTORYCERTIFICATION TO JUSTIFYRETENTION OF PROPERTY Initial Dateand ! I i mmnw...... nmD E¢l> HddFHe¢lH5*2H82-131 NY 92 sEtzu92.;::ED?Q.....FrLEn,?t 9292..192_~J ¢;/ #211 I FBINEW - YORI;7 E4 0' e= ==@;; 5-22-641 E;-_=_~=§ 4 ,4 - ' FBI Date: 6/29/es Transmit the following in ______Type in plaintexz or code! , V I 7/13/66 AIITEL To: oxnacroa, FBI F1=;ux~:= M0, mm: Y fiii <1§+5-2*+82! éUBJECT: WALTERCRQNKITE, aas Haws REPGRT, 6/21/66» BRUADCASTING BSCE§E LANU§ GE O0: NY} Ra Bureauairtel, dated 6/:29/66. u ts of this case discussed with :.u~.s.t-athis was nosuitable snmr,for advised pro who er he cm: the felt Broadcasting Obscene Language statute. stated he did not think this incident fell within the purview as being a violation of the statute. op1nion being confirmedletter. by LHM follows . 3 - Bureau 92 / 1;>@92 1 - Los Angeles l#5-851] to _oW _n _ 1376 1. - Haw York SEARCHE: 'IiIi1Ib~, 92l92-I17-':m FXEDg wj ?-t EMK:ca.g - <92 92 smmuauM% mHuuomMw_; ; w» ]Ji:.o :1 DIRFJCTJ* f/2;/,_ sac, 5 W- 1lI.7 f:lZi 1 H |_ In/21 /:51: ¬KOAUCAkTI Q DD:NY! LI gin} LI;"GT HG xlnclcsse? W: Q. _» ma. an ., t 7n'<7 a <-"FPS? we L26 n on L: ivixsion £91" in ;=z;¢w;~ * 0 * - ~ has: - ._'-£im.r=<'2a-La -lncls ! / F n eles iv _ Yark lq5¥L£l,92,} =.5§?? :lca 9EF535 -~=! { val 1 A uh ~,_ _ __._- %: ueLL#___,__...»-~ - *" "5;; __-_..._-- , ,9 ,1 92 92 . 5/ g 46' '5, ~ I ' I ,, 5/* - ' 3 ,2/' "7 //>1";'.- J / _@*:'~" / / 201 .:ot 59th Street Eon' York} York, New 10021 HY l5§~2#82 July 25, 1955 nitod States Attorney Southern District of New Iw;: United States Court House Holoy Square Haw York, New York, 1060? ttontion: " ' " too Attorney Re: Xaltor Cronkite %olombiaCB3! NewsRoport, BroadcastingGyotzm Juno 21, 1960 Broadcasting ObsceneLang U&Qc Dear Sir: betweenThe Assistantfollowing* o" "t lotter will* n;;| coniiom the - o I 1955.and SpecialAgent o1 L; n §TT1ceon J ly 12, b6 that the E:::;::::::1&1l onrecallthi; data was he advioogw ooooivod a os complaintUngeloo Diviuion Prom of this Quocau on Juno[2§§ }Qo¬, b7¬i Cali:"or'n2'.a,ua c mg theWalter Cronkite211110kews Program in on ogodthoF5511 ; CBSwnflo outlet, programin LonAngeles, and the 11:00 hoardshe P.K. program. obscenelangoago on hoth the T:1OP,H. co@o from | m c ipo Q| vim;1Q tar. -this reviewing program, ~ thoanstated otccenoto A h%'?he wouldlangvobo Hvi hdeclino> prozocution thisin motto?as hedid notthink thisincident yoll Nithi thepurview aw;o1n; aV1OlHti¢ tno:1 Jtatute. Very t ilyJ yours, 69- two1 _ E.E:l .Fi.. »?ER%-i:- "/ P; zzmomz ~ *raiS,¬q.J;:1nt B>»#Zl,@}»l3Jr@;%5}é7in ChaDirector ge -2-1 .~ t 5 ' ¢ I _ ._9292 ; . F; r. 21 - _USANew York SDNY 45-2482! tkl auto 1* 11111 -F-' ;lEMK:1caI ?%Z %%Z>/ I NY l'?i+-I586 FACE TWO -- BOX HENTED FOR ONE YEAR AT CASH ENTAL OF SIXTEEN DOLLARS. TWO KEYSISSUED: BOX RENTED FIVEWAS INCHESWIDE, FIVE INCHESHIGH AND TWENTY-TWO LONG. INCHES GCOULDNOT RECALL Q1-IAVING OPENEDTHIS BOX SINCE THE ORIGINAL OPENING. ' I P'1A192TUFACTUEEE.S6 b b 7 C HANOVER TRUSTCO1 "I'PA_NY, ADVISED ABOVE, THIS DATE NYCPDBOPIB SQUAD REMOVEDDEVICE FROMBANKS SAFETYDEPOSIT BOXNUPEBEE TWO 01921E FIVE. I IEEBOVE BAI9211i, ADVISED SAFETY DEPOSITBax 192TUI"'IBERTwo ONEEIVEEEEIED T I l CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, ON ONE SIX SEIENTY-ONE FORPERIOD OFOPE YEAR. CONTRACTTHIS RENTAL FORSHO ,~IED DATEBIRTH ASOF ' ICALIFOENIA..JISTED H"IPLOYT'ENTAS SELF-INPLOYED WRITER. STATEDHE PERSONALLY DEALT WITH3 INTHIS HNTALBUTCANNOT SPECIFICALLY DESCEIBE STATING HE HAS AN IMAGE OF ONE PERSON IN MIND AS POSSIBLY BEING |:|wEIcE INDIVIDUALAPPEARED HIE AT VAULT s0r~1EIII~1E TIE 1»-JIEEIII PAST WEEK.|:|sIATEI|:|sIENED RENTALCONTRACT BOX EOE mo QNE FIVE IN IBIS PRESENCE. NY 174-1586 PAGE THREE 92 im»| BANK, ALSOINTERVIEWED THISDATE BUTCOULD FURNISHNO INFORMATION MARINE E1 LAND GRACE TRUST COMPANY,PLENTIONED ADVISED ABOVE, DATE, THIS b6 CHIC.S.T}O, ILLINOIS,57 C HAD ONONE SIXSEVENTY-ONE RENTEDSAFETY DEPOSITBOX NUNBERONE SEVENSIX ONE ATTHIS BANK{;;;;;]NADEAVAILABLEDEPOSIT SAFETY BOX ACCESSRECORDSTHE BEARING SIGNATURE I |:|IED1:cAT1NG THATEHADENTEREDSAFETY THE BOXDEPOSIT AREA on SEVENTHIRTEEN SEVENTY-ONEFOR PERIODOF SIX MIEEEEE, THAT HE AGAIN ENTERED VAULTTHE AREAON SEVEN FOURTEEN SEVENTY-ONE FOR PERIODA THIRTEEN OF NINUTES. _ " ~___ WALTER CRONKITE,CBS COMNENTATOR,FIVE TWOFOUR WEST FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET,NYC, FURNISHED A COPY OF A LETTERADDRESSED TO HIMAT CINE/TIFTY4ONE WEST FIFTY-SECONDSTRRET, NY, NY, ONE ZEROZERO ONENINE, BEARINGNO RETURNADDRESS BUTPO - MARKED CHICAGO,ILLINOIS SIXZERO SIXZERO SEVENON JANUARY FIVE SEVENTY~TWOAT EIGHT PM. THISFOUR PAGEHAND PRINTEDLETTER APPEARS IDENTICALWITH THOSEPREVIOUSLY OBTAINEDBY CG AND SF. IN ADDITIONA KEYAPPARENTLY A TODEPOSIT BOX ATFIRST NATIONALCITY NY l74-1586 PAGE FOUR BANK NYC, MENTIONED ABOVE,WAS SCOTCHTAPED TO TH FIRST PAGE OF THE LETTER. EACH EXPLOSIVEDEVICE OBTAINEDAT ABOVE BANKS CONSISTED OE: A BRADLEY CORDLESSELECTRIC REPEAT ALARM CALANDAR CLOCK MADE IN JAPAN MODELTWO ZEROTWO; FOUR HOLESDRILLED THROUGH CRYSTAL OEERDATE AND DAY, WIRED TO A MALLORY DURACELLBATTERY CHARGER EQUIPPED WITH FOUR SIZE D DURACELL BATTERIES; BOTTOM OF CHARGER WAS REMOVEDAND INTERIOR WIRING HAD BEEN REWIRED TO BATTERIESTO ACTAS POMER SOURCE; ALSOAPPROXIMATELY EIGHT OUNCES OF HERCULES RED DOT SMOKELESSsnow GUN POWDER WAS PACKED INSIDE AS WAS ONE SYLVANIA BLUE now S-FIFTY-TWO FLASH B UL B . _ ALL PERTINENTEXHIBITS OBTAINEDARE BEINGS iéggégg 12% /FKD BUREKU THIS DATE BY AGENT COURIER. ALL HANDWRITINGON ABOVE EXHIBITS APPEAR IDENTICAL. INVESTIGATION CONTINUING. 1 Re vealM other Tried o PayK idnapé .._,.H_..@~_%_____;__:¢ ANWHILE, aspolice trace' B GEORGE LITTLE ORT th r few faint clues tounvar a iI3 W A17rsT1" *ER in deadends, millionsof voice I we raisedin fervent prayer I " C ash the safe return of 36-day-old- in a small package to n- Peter, snatchedfrom hiscarriage on theFourth ofJuly bya kid-, som her abducted babynaper wholeft a notedemanding ransom. son, Mrs._Beatrice Wein- u:.;.rran'Ia .~' .~-if'i * -l" berger took a lonely But by nightfall Sunday,Mrs. Weinberger s emotionalappeal .to N y aw" " four-hour autodrive late the kidnaperto leavea message n. Y. »11,;I7i'92- - "5:- -if-. -..~.. Friday afternoon in a m'child in the a churchWent unheeded andpolice admitted J5 ', . futile effortto makecon- they were up againsta blank ______,_,,_ ...E§-.---,...... fi.r. iF>.l :"_ qn . tact with the kidnaper. wall in their investigation. , BER APPEALIGNORED,92 WJBWABDED BY N.Y.DIV1Sl0hl N0 one approached her Mrs. Weinbergerwent beforethe. 7 :2 .= - .» . during her unaccom- TV camerasagain Sundayin a E -K! J new pleato thekidnaper, urging : panied journey,police in- him to contact anypriest, min- sisted Sundayin reveal- ister, bbi ra , newspaper or ne w s- ing the story. 'caster, i luding TH MIR- The vaintrip cameas a re- whomROR's ave Wincigi, omise coopera-1 ofgalter all sult of two phonecalls to the tion. Filmedand recordedin her} Weinberger homeon Albe- back yard, then telecast,the marle Rd.,Westbury, onFri- m0ther s movingmessage said: Once againin desperation day_ morningby a man the we appeal to you who have our 92 family believesto be the kid- baby. 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