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Senator Edward _ _ 7 _g__ ! 1 i 3 4 February24¢, 1971 &#39;REG-#7-l5 7% HonorableC!. Mark Hateld W » United. States Senate Washington, D. C, 20510 M; My dear -Senator; » i I have receivedyogr letter of gebrllti1351 F be enclosingp11b1ished&#39;by material to s* sent_ Ib"/C yon.by an unidentified inélividualin Morro;Bay,; ¬&.1if011I.119i-I appreciate your"furnishing thisto me.and0an1te11Y°u&#39;th9~l? literatureof this publisher has come.to our attention before. , Sincerely you1$, i s ~ J, EdgaliHoover NOTE: SenatorHatfield ison the Specia17Cor_respo,n_dents-His List.&#39; enclosure waspI1b1iSheClby !|:| of Memphis, Tennessee, with 106 V5-fh0m»have We had&#39;no_ *corresponden prior _:~e.have We had oitizeninquiries ibvc cvonceroningthe" literaturehe distributes. He is self-described asai printer of patrioticliterature. Qne was membergj;a the United K;{§~nSAmerica--Tenne_ssee"and of attendeda 1966meeting oftiiaetWhite t Party of America in Baltimeie-. /it &#39; 92 Tolson __.______ JBT:.jsr ! . I P» " Sullivan ,>.¬_l."/ Zllohr a l 4 Bisl92op.___.ri Brennan. C.D. Callahan i_.. CaSPCT i__.____ Conrad .?__._____ ~ 1* t : *1 l ~ nalb<§y§f_,Iz__t&#39;_I_t ,coMMFBI, 8T~2, it __~ _ at Felt " l , ......W_-»_-_-»_Qtg/<>i.l£Fa¥, .,¢ Gale Roseni___ Tavel _i___r Walters ____i__ Soyars &#39; Tole. Ronni l set 97l Holmes _ _ M Si andv ¬ * MAI_L~R0.01§/ll:_ TELETYPE UNII[:] 3* .7H, §M1&#39;. &#39;Icls&#39;>n.-_._.__ -K i»><&#39;:uRyM. JACKSON,WASH., CHAIRMAN~92 Q "1 MT Sullivan? c|_|rrro|&#39;uANDERSON, P.Mac. N. sermon m_|_o &#39;v_o. I r. MIGHT.. ._._.. , AI-AN FRANK¢l""-|R¢H.BIBLE. NEV- IDAHO PAUL LEN.1. JORDA FANNI B.z. 0 5 1- " :-.&#39; """ ., &#39;i °"E"&#39;I&#39;"*~"m""$_,,_M°$5-. sunmcx, UTAH5-CLIFFORD N. om. MARK 0. HATFIELD,P. HANSEN,wvo. om-:0. &#39;11! -. - . _ W GEORGEMC sovznu,s. max. us, "ranSTEVE " ALASKA £ f , P1.. C " .1; n:m.__ LEEGAYLORD NELSON,METCALF, MONT. ~&#39;*was. HENRY BELLMON,OKLA. Tl! 8 d 211% 2 ; 1-v. &#39; Cwnpr-~ &#39; &#39;*=- . MIKE GRAVEL, ALASKA COMMITTEE ON Q .11-, Q93 9,;1_______ pi INTERIORAND INSULAR AFFAIRS - , , , 1&#39; JERRYVERKLER, T. STAFF DIRECTOR &#39; . ._&#39;,_..i H WASHINGTON.D.C. 20510 -&#39;11&#39;. ;.y.1t ._. t92 x &#39;|92!&#39;- . I 4 .1-r os&#39;_n._____ &#39; sf . .. February 18>1971 _§nnJwmwm___#- 9235% . 1 :.__.__... 921 fr. Sc!&#39;su&#39;s__; Tele. I{oom.___ i The HonorableJ. Edgar Hoover ¥s§j§-- Director 3 1% ny__~ DepartmentJustice Department F.B. ofI. Washington, D. C. I Dear Mr. Director: " pzwwwh"* R we-/@"4i?f.§.7 fh The attached was received in my mail recently. Q » 2 92 3&#39; I have serious question about themotiyation of anyone #1 who would indulge in this type of publication. 1 Sincerely, ii Mark O. 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