“14-00000 COMIRER 00::llw::1 AL EXCERPT FROM JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL Thursday - 24 February 1972 -90 3. (Confidential - JGO) Met with Mr, Garner J. Cline, Counsel, Subcommittee No. 1, House Judiciary Committee, who told me that there would be no problem”
“13-00000 750: - * 751 coustsX .1M are! dS zarmadjs? no 4my recollection and thereforeWoukt^ Thursday, April 2, 1964 haroia Kexs)’ P: 9:35 a.m. seem to me that in fairness to both the Pev .SAW would make it available to you. 1.1 "Sol Lindenbaum — ) Civil 9:35 a.m. SA" J”
“EY SHOULD BE CONFIRM ED IN WRITING; THAT WE WOULD WELCOME ANY LEGISLATIVE GUIDE LIN ES THE CO NG RES S FEELS WOULD PROTECT THE FBI FROM THE POSSIBILITY OF PARTISAN MISUSE. A FULL TRANSCRIPT OF THE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WILL BE FURNISHED TO EACH OFFICE AS SOON AS IT IS AGA ILABLE.”
“tance in making William O'Connor, formerly Deputy Assistant Attorney General with the Civil Rights D ivision of the Department of Justice, available for immediate staff interview. Your cooperation and assistance is as always, greatly appreciated. MR. Keuch adviseal that DOJ GAS ”
“Docld:32175680 Page 5 C ه NRØ80 WA CODE 5:30PM IMMEDIATE 1-13-75 DLA TO NEW YORK WASHINGT ON FIE LD FROM DIRECTOR (62-116395) CONFIDENTIAL JONE SENSTUDY 75. IN RESPONSE TO A REQUEST OF THE SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE (SSC) YOU ARE REQUESTED TO FURNISH THE RESULTS OF THE FOLLOWING ELE”
“ER IT WOULD BE ADVANTAGEOUS TO SEPARATE THE FBI C RI MI NAL INVEST IGATIVE RE SPONSIBILI TIES AND OU R INTELLIGENCE FUNCTIONS, I STATED THAT WE HAVE FOUND THE TWO AREAS TO BE COMPATIBLE, AND I FEEL THE FBI IS DOING A SPLENDID JOB IN BOTH AREAS. (5) IN RESPONSE TO QUESTIONS CONCER”
“ESTIONS AND ANSWERS WILL BE FURNISHED TO EACH OFFICE AS SOON AS IT IS AGA ILABLE. ALL L EGATS ADVISE D SEPARATELY. END HOLD NW 65994 Docld:32175680 Page 5 C ه NRØ80 WA CODE 5:30PM IMMEDIATE 1-13-75 DLA TO NEW YORK WASHINGTON FIELD FROM DIRECTOR (62-116395) CONFIDENTIAL JONE SENST”
“14-00000 CONF NTIAL THE JAMAICA CONSTABULARY, OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER, L1 e» 1 • comm. P.O. DOX 464, or -:- it) Tel 0008,06 asreauts KINGSTON, JAMAICA coster No. 21st September, .1967. Mr. Arthur Jacobs, U.S. Embassy. Lus Dean Aukku, Now that Earl Williamson has ”
“14-00000 HSCA Chron, page 5. 27 Jan 78 Stokes Letter to DCI re procedures for HSCA staff personnel investigating on "full access" basis. 30 Jan 78 DCI Letter to Stokes: Amended Secrecy Agreement. 31 Jan 78 O/Security Memo to OLC re HSCA Request for Denied FOI Material 8”
“ERE EITHER A PA RTY TO OR WERE MENTIONED ON THE SPECIFIC DATE S S ET FORTH: : INDIVIDUAL WARREN, EAR L CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN, EARL, JR. RUSSELL, RICHARD RUSS ELL, RICHARD SENATOR FROM GEORGI A BO GGS, HALE MC CLOY, JOHN J. Yellow Cup7 DATE TEC HNICAL COVER AG E MARC H 9, 1964 NY29”
“13-00000 22 c . 24 FEB1977 THE AElV YORK TIMTS. 1993 1TOP 1 Transcript of the President’s News Con e Following is a transcript of Presi- 19 dent Carter's news conference in 1 (30W Washington yesterday afternoon, as -recorded by The New York Times through the faciliti”
“hysteria concerning the usage of microphones and electronic devices had been brought about as a result of Bobby Kennedy's brash practices. He- stated he deeply resented the fact that Bobby Kennedy had thrown his former partner, Sheldon Cohen (Director, / Internal Revenue) to ”
“Senate Judiciary Committee in connection with hearings concerning the appointment Lr.. MV of Abe Fortas as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. They have also published numerous other right wing periodicals and pamphlets; however, Bureau has not conducted any investigation o”
“Orrick 7:06 p.m. • SAW David Filvaroff 7:12 p.m. SAW /Joseph Dolan\ 7:15 p.m. SAW / Friday, 3, 1964Motor) April(White John Duffner 9:15 a.m. SAW Sol Lindenbaum 9:30 a.m. SAW Harold Reis //) Civil 9:30 a.m. SAW I David Filvnroff" ) Rights 9:30 a.m. SAW Burke Marshall bri”
“HE WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON DAILY DIARY The President began his d ay at (Pla ce). Tim e Entry No. In Out 11:45a Telephone for t ما LD f Joe Califano The White House Date June 6, 1967 : Day Tuesday Expendi- Activity (include visited by) ture Code 11:52 12500 In his ”
“tain people on the schedule were. Last night the President indicated he wanted to see James Rowe, MW asked if he wanted to see him tod ay. The President then asked MW to ask Mr. Rowe if he knew Henry W. Edgerton * because if Rowe didn't know him, there was no need for the Preside”
“se Staff. Due to sometimes extremely short deadlines, personal direct liaison is maintained in order 1 to be responsive to the White House needs. - Mr. Callahan 1 Mr. Jenkins 1- Mr. Miller 1 1 - Mr. Walsh - Mr. Wannall - 1 Mr. Boynton - Mr. Haynes - Mr. D. J. Green NW 65994 Docld”
“se Staff. Due to sometimes extremely short deadlines, personal direct liaison is maintained in order 1 to be responsive to the White House needs. - Mr. Callahan 1 Mr. Jenkins 1- Mr. Miller 1 1 - Mr. Walsh - Mr. Wannall - 1 Mr. Boynton - Mr. Haynes - Mr. D. J. Green NW 65994 Docld”
“se Staff. Due to sometimes extremely short deadlines, personal direct liaison is maintained in order 1 to be responsive to the White House needs. - Mr. Callahan 1 Mr. Jenkins 1- Mr. Miller 1 1 - Mr. Walsh - Mr. Wannall - 1 Mr. Boynton - Mr. Haynes - Mr. D. J. Green NW 65994 Docld”
“t 11:41a f 11:43a t 11:44a The White House Secretary McNamara Justice Abe Fortas Da te Ju ne6, 1967 Tue sday Day Ac tivity (inclu de visited by W alt Ro st ow (pl) for this call , the Preside nt p ut Justi ce Fortas on hold 11:30a, Pres ident back on Fortas call MW (pl) Mike Mana”
“13-00000 % / I Memorandum to Mr. Tolson Justice Fortas spoke of the Black case. He stated that after )Solicitor General Thurgood Marshall had ineptly and inadequately presented the matter of electronic devices to the Supreme Court, the Supreme Court had held a confidenti”
“wanted it done. SEE TRAVEL RECORD FOR IRAMEL ACTINTIN VEN Page No جی NW 66000 Docld:32273828 Page 5 THE WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON DAILY DIARY The President began his day at (Place). Time Entry No. In Out ما Telephone for t LD 11:08a f 11:20a f 11:25a t 11:40a t 11:4”
“uilding . ...number-seven.adjac ent to th e Wh ite House White House and that Mr. John Ehrlich ma nn has advised Mard ian that an in dividual named Morell Sharp, a former Sup reme Court Justice from the State of Washington is being designated to work with the Unit for the next si”
“ORITY PERSONAL ATTENTION: SAC JOHN J. SCHWARTZ DT UNCLAS AUTOMATED SEARCH ONLY DATE AUECLATED RECORD REQUEST BY THE HOUSE PERMANENT SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE FOR A ERIEFING FOR CONGRESSMAN WYCHE FOWLER, . (GA) ΒΥ ΤΗE NEW YORK OFFICE ON 6/30/80. *REBUTEL CALL TO ASAC DON K.”
“concerning the usage of microphones and electronic devices had been brought about as a result of Bobby Kennedy's brash practices. He* stated he deeply resented the fact Der that Bobby Kennedy had thrown his former partner, Sheldon Cohen (Director, / Internal Revenue) to the ”
“Library sent the document to the Office of Presidential Libraries (NL), likely during 1977 or 1978. An extensive search of records in the JFK Collection, the Office of Presidential Libraries, and the Johnson Presidential Library, did not locate any possible original administrativ”
“candidate for Vice-President and for reelection, to the U. S. Senate. Another item in U. S. NISWG & WORLD REPORT for 7 309.50- 1964 reported that Houston lawyer, Leco JAWOREKE, who ie close to Lyndon 0 JICE was being considered for the job of Attorney General one SECRE[ *66 ”
“limatic. SEE TRAVEL RECORD FOR TRAVEL ACTINITY Page No: 2 Expend Code NW 66000 Docld:32273828 Page 4 THE WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON DAILY DIARY The President began his day at (Place). Time Entry No. In Out A9:14a 10:03a 10:25a Telephone fort ما LD f The White House A”
“e House Date June 6, 1967 : Day Tuesday Expendi- Activity (include visited by) ture Code 11:52 12500 In his briefing memo, Sanders urged this mtg to be a similar visit to the one held several wks ago. Sanders emphasized that the President particularly needed to lean hard on Jones”
“[Chile), FitzGerald, Herbert 48.5 Apr 14 Russell Smith (Asia Found) Helms, Lapham, Destroyed Brand 1/28/72 DCH—Hadyn Williamsy M/R to be prepared by HuLuna Barnet 2. Ned Barnes Apr 15 DCI, Secy Vance Lunch/meeting with Vance See TAPE #125 48.6 apr 16 DCI, Cannon Comt”
“(Place). Time Entry No. In Out A9:14a 10:03a 10:25a T elephone fort ما LD f The White House Activit y (include visited by) Date June 6, 1967 Day Tuesday Hon. Arthur Goldberg - New York City "hot l ine" - Johnson to Kosygin - UN ne goti ati ons - UA R charges To the dentist's of f”
“discussion co ns iderati on was given to: on e, whether Rev erend Martin Luther King, Jr., President , SCLC, should endeavor to discuss with Pr es ident Lyndon B. J ohnson problems of Ghetto people; two, the advisability of Reverend King addressing a joint session of Congress as ”
“-depth report on developments on the Middle East confrontation. His report was greeted with enthusia sm by the leadership. Uppermost in the President's mind and what seemed to concern the Leadership most was the progress of the Railroad legislation before the Senate and House Co ”
“range of con- nections involved here and the sensitive nature of it, he gave the following example. He said that a few days ago, he was in the office of Whitney YOUNG to discuss with him this matter. Mr. Kennedy stated that for the first 15 minutes or so, YOUNG was constantly bei”
“1 Mr.. Tolson 1- Mr. Felt ...—- 9 . Il'r 1 a pbell _ ‘ I "Mr. Posento.. htr: Mohr._ IMr. $‘ VP Em 75253A,WF CODER: YWDF th FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION e5N COMMUNICATIONS SECTION 1 sd: IT 2r : Jon Mr. Casper Mr. Concadic— : 1:19 ASTEL 5-5-72 GEA Mn, " - .WAT ”
“internal mtg on Course of Action in Laos 69 12 June DCI, Mr & Mrs. Memos used at lunch re: Cuban article in TIME 70 15 June Henry Luce HC, Colby, Cooper No DisTriBuTioNM/R prepared by Colby DCT ayler ExCom Mtg on SEA 15 June DCI, W. W. Rostow Lunch in SDR 15 June DCI, A”
“NSON DAILY DIARY The President began his day at (Place). Time Entry No. Telephone for t In Out ما LD The White House Activity include visited by) Date June 6, 1967 Dav Tuesday Between 8:20a-8:35a, Congressional Leadership began arriving a for breakfast 8:54a 10:180 The President,”
“tel. According to Rutherford du ring t his discussion consideration was given to: o ne, whether Reve rend Martin Luther King, Jr., President, SCLC, should endeavor to discuss with President Lyndon B. Johnson problems of Ghetto people; two, the advisability of Reverend King add re”
“his ntote appear on the general election % ballot in Texes both na a candidate for Vice-President end for reelections. , to the U. S. Senate. Another item in U. S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT for 7 July. /1964 reported that Houston lawyer, Leon JAWORBKE, who in close to Lyndon she X: J”
“13-00000 — -ate 900/; PRTECCE ROUTINE DATE.— 22 MARCH 51 "ChiDO PC (1-9 14 30224 5/-(16-1/-TS FILE NUMBER; INFC LATIOu. NO PARAPHRASE REQUIPEL ESITEC e: - ATHE 4321 TO: WASH G INFO PARIS G CITE ATHE G BELAYED QKSTAIR ■ . ' ■ " 1. DO. YOU KNOW OF DREAMER PO”
“11 I sir Tolson- ------ • sMr. Felt.------- Mr. (onplell— .: Mr. Rosen.- 23 Sichr.. CM : DIAL BUREAU CE INVESTIGATION C-,WDF EF on Ron Alr. Cr-ldn.s (* COMMUNICATIONS SECTION Mr. Casper- Mr. Conrad. 11:1921WT_L -0-72 GEA 30.). MAY3 is Mr. Cleveland TO AClING DIRECT”
“tanding with latest typed sheets of this afternoon's briefing The President was obviously going to e nter into the Cab Rm where Legislative Interns of the N. C. General Assembly and Dr. Preston Edsall Chairman of the Dept of Politics of N. C. State University were waiting --their”
“tomorrow’s briefing of four Committee staff members to cover the JMartha Peterson case, specifically the allegations of poison pills; the discovery of the antenna in the chimney of the Moscow Embassy; and the Shevchenko case. Eisenhower repeated his earlier request to Lyle Mi”
“13-00000 fit I DAY -2540 63-25401 28 March 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR: Executive Director LBK Reference the attached memorandum from the Director, I will of course be pleased to meet with the President's Board on Tuesday, 23 April, and would appreciate very much your inform”
“e 4:27p f Amb. Ar thur Goldberg - NYC (Amb. Goldberg calle d him at 4 :14 but Pres, w as on t he pho ne and talked at 4:27) 4:43p W al t Rosto w (pl) 4:46p t Geo, C hristian (pl ) 4:48p t Marvin Watson (p l) 4:51p t Doug Cater (pl) did NOT talk, Mr. Cater is at home, he was ope r”
“Albert Cong. Hale Boggs PMG Lawrence O'Brien Hon. Barefoot Sanders Hon. Mike Manatos Joseph Califano Mike Manatos memo of gist (sent to DT) indicates the following: The President began the discussion as we proceeded with breakfast by an in-depth report on developments on the Midd”
“Harry Wachtel. According to Rutherford during this discussion consideration was given to: one, whet her Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr., President, SCLC, should endeavor to discuss with President Lyndon B. Johnson problems of Ghetto people; two, the advisability of Reverend King”
“13-00000 .JAL NO FOREIGN DISSEM/NO DISSEM ABRUAL B-2628 .. 21 WAY 1971 . SUBJECT: Americans Attending the World Peace Council (WPC) Conference in Budapest, Hungary, 13-16 May 1971 1. A reliable source has reported that the following Americans spoke at the indicated com”
“SB 100-33833 FTD/ mal JAMES WOOD is a member of the CP in the Northern District xf California. SF T-U - 5/21/63 The subjest attended nrfair sponsored by the ARI held at the Sheraton Palace Hotel on November 24, 1963. This affair celebrated the 30th anniversary of the est”
“8 01 ( •-3* 5CWO SF 157-0 HUGGINS TOLD SEALE THAT JULIAN BOND, NEGRO GEORGIA !4 STATE LEGISLATOR, WAS AMONG THE LIST OF SPEAKERS. OTHERS WERE NOT IDENTIFIED. 14 SEALE MADE NO DECISION AT THIS TIME AS TO THE informant POSSIBLE APPEARANCE OF HUGGINS. 1 ADMINISTER SO”