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145 HEARINGS EXHIBITS 1 EXHIBIT " " '.J". ! "1 1," AS YOU K'~OW, THE DEPARTMENT OF" THE ARMY I S, AND E:~J'ECTSTO aE FOi{ SUMETIME: TO COME, INVOLVED IN THE CIVIL OISTlJRBAN(;ESTAr<lr~G·PLACEWITHIN THE CONUS, WITH RESPECT TO ;'il ' ' ' TrllS 'Ii~VOLVEMEi\r.. ,MyicoUNTE"'INTELLIGENCE STAFF IS TASKED ~ ~\ ',".; i~ . ,;' ". AIIH ~~EPING\THE JA~STAFF APPRISED OF THE COUNTERINTELLIGENCE 1 :';' ~. ~. I , . MATTEHS>ERTAltJINGITJ SUCH OISTLB8ANCES, INCLUlJlfI.G '~.: . ;. . ~1~YfLYEMENT Of, INlJlVIOUAlS AND ORGANIZATIONS, CONCERNING THE ANIT-VIETNAM DEMO:-.JSFlATION OF 21-22 OCTOBER 1967, THE I., DEPARTMENT OF. THE AiUiY, HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS THE EXECUTIVE I :' \ ~ AGENCY'TO:SUPPOi\T CIVlllA;~ AUTHORITIES NITH REGARD TO THIS; ~'~~'fv'1 T,y',.'.: ;;>.' ,: . ;':,,;: 2" I AM PAR T I CULARL Y I NT':.kE:STEO (1I'lI Qli:H,/>\~,H t>J-.l,~·~HETHER ;,':. \ ,. rnfNOTTHERE'IS EVIDENCE: OF ANY FOREIGN ACTION TO DEVELOP :CB,('CONT'WL THESE ANTI-VIET,'oJAM ANO OTHER DOMESTIC DE>,\ONSTRA- ,~ ,~ . . ;.T'.I.Wt11 r\~A.LI rll~G, . OF COLR SE, THAT' THI SIS TH,E," BIG" QUEStI ON, I~EV[.nIl[LESS Fr:CL THAT \'IE SHOULD MAKE EVER Y , 1 Under criteria determined by the Committee In consultation with the White House, the Departments of Defense and Justice, the National Security Agency, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, certain materials have been deleted from these exhibits, which were pre· viously classified, to maintain the Integrity of the internal operating procedures of the agencies Involved, and to protect sensitive communications Intelligence sources and methods, Further deletions were made with respect to protecting the privacy of certain individuals and groups, 146 .', II ,:'L' - E~"FORT TO OBTAIN,THE ANS\'iER. SINCE yaul AGENCY IS A MAJOR' 'US INTELLIGENCE COLLECTOR, I IIOULO APPRECIATE'ANY INFORMATlpN '~ .l.J' jl1QN'1. CONTINUING aASIS COVERI~ THE FOLLOI'iI~: ,1'1' ' .. ,.', I'" ", '!",' .",\ A. INDICATIONS THAT FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS OR ,r! I~DIVIDUALS AN] ORGANIZATIONS ACTI~ AS.AGENTS OF FOREIGN , ,G,',Q.VER N:~C:NT S A~E CONTR OLLI NG OR ATTEMPT I ~ TO CONTR OL OR , I' .:.: -3 'f'~~,: INFLUENCE THE ACTIVITIES OF US "PEACE" G~OUPS AND "BLACK ! ~ ( ',;' t ' ' .i .., , . ' . -t'. .... ,I' I... " : ... i . ,.,.:'r·.· ... "'......-· -_. ,,"',:," PO~ER~ ORGANIZATIONS.' .' ~ : "! II ,""'""'---- 'iJ '. , , -',' ,"i:'l~:';'-'B".'IDENTITIESj OF FOREIGN AGENCIES EERTII'l:; CONTROL ,OR INFLUENCE ON US ORGANIZATIONS. ["; I:" "'1 .. ' . :\.:,C.,IDENTITIES OF INDIVIDUALS AND ORGAINZATIONS IN US .1 1' ,' i.;IN~" C~'ONi:T::ACTj.'Yi'1I'TH A.G"EI\I4TS OF FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS. ';,' !ri~:U~;~iD.1;INSTRUCTIONS OR ADVICE BEI~'GIVEN.TO l"" ,. . : ~ t· ~ \ 1" ~ ,: '-.':".", :):. ", 'GR,OUPS:,BY AGENTS:OFiFOREIGN GOVERNMENTS.>""'" " I'. I .... . '. . :til;:'; ~~:',FURTHER REQUEST THAT, THIS OFFICE BE ADVISED I I. " . THE :NEXT 1THREE' Oi\! FOUR DAYS ./~·t~ .;..;?:n j .: '" '. ~ I .~. ;. ANY INJICATIONS ARE INTERCEPTED Dl1\11'l:; .1, 147 EXHIBIT 2 ~ROM: DlRNSA Dm:;),~l;.ool'oal!ft~~a~f -- - . ...: TO; '. CIi\, CHAIRMAN, USIB CIA, STATE/ i. IDIA, .' ."'." . AGBI DA, MAl GEN wuTlAM P. YAAhORO$a -CNO. \ ;:- .,.'~ ',' ,. :', .,1' .' ., . '0,· ....~,'._.:" ,. " :;. ,~ '.1 .' IN '!U:rP£>NSE TO A REQUEST ,fROM ACSI DA Jt.ND IAW. O~SI<?NA~O~ P, OP DA J:.S mc A9ENT '1'0 SUPPORT CIVIL A1JTJ:l()lUTIlB WITa: ~sPtct~: . - .: ;' I ,,;-. ~o CML'DISItJRBANCE~,WE}I.RE COtlCEN~tIN~ ~DIl1Q~:~ .' ' .' . . ~ .', '\ ..... l..~, . i': .. _;....: :.... cONnNU1NG.tFFo~T ,ro OBTAIN SlG~NT.. . .:" \ .." . . .. :....., " :....-".~.:"....''': .<,' "',\ .;;';.:,' '''-..t t . .: !:.:. ',~.. ,. >. 'rQ.,~~; ON.F~~?: - "'/' .. :r:·~'· .::", .:~.;;t>;-.i~::: :~;~},;y ~' :..,~: : ::: " A~ )ND.lcAtt~m$. THAt- FORE'I~' ~vrs .'~\~Nh~vWuM4i ~~ .' .. ·fi:'.....~& ....'. ' } .' ~, ,'. (\···.'~~:.,,..\~~~:·5:-..;·,: ,.... :' ..('·;..·.r.~· . )t>~: . O.R~ .~~~G Nt~ot~~. OF .roRElG~~~S:~ G~~.t;:xrCl ?%t ... ,', . ... . ~., . ... . ' . ' ':, v' . )', J 1 ,":",' .,J f Am~u:»a 10 CONt~t'9R INFLtref'JCB Ab~OF U$:~P~J(· J~'- : ',. _ .' " ,~~ ~ ,,: ~:,,:,,_;,')!- ,'"..... ",,' tJI.',;' .,'\;,.~. "J'l GROUPS .A.ND·~8UClt POWER'" OROS;' . -. ,i ... J l : '. '" .~- ,.' 'l(, ... ~ '';;~.~B. ~ 1DtmB100FI'f01UuGNAGf;~OOf,lIDlB~'~’a~~~~ , . lNrL~CEON ·U~O~G8,..J<'~~j~' .;:\ "!I'₯:':'" ' . 148 C. !DENTS OF INDIVIDUALS AND ORGS IN US IN CONTACT WITH 'AGENTS OF FOR GOVTS. D. INSTRUCTIONS OR ADVICE BEING GIVEN TO US GROUPS B'{ AGENTS OF FOREIGN GOVTS. 2. YOU WILL BE ADVISED IN THE EVENT AN'{ SUCH WFO DEVELOPS FM SIGINT SOURCES. 3. 149 EXHIBIT 3 DATE: 01 Ju1 69 lj oct HINAnET is \pproved ,43 a Son5iti vc SIGIlIT 0ll~n. t6sistant ~irectqT. NSA lcud tv Agoncf. 150 ClwUnlt rUR BilWiH 1 VB 51'0 HIT orl:RATl UN l-ll HAIUlT (C) 1. MIHNUIT (C) ill <;1lltr.bliJ;hcd lor tho pUIl>0~(l of oyidin~ noro ra1trlctlv~ control ~nd Lccurity of Donniif) 1nfort~l\tion d~rlY:'Hl fro:'1 cornnunicntion:'l Oll procoslod. which contnin (r.) inf.ormation on rl)lt:\'1 ll.G'!ornn-::-ntl}, orl.\I'TliJ,ntioIl:l or individul\lG )tho , ntt~~nting to infl~~nco, coordinatQ or control U.S. ~an1tntionn or indlyidu~lg who nuy fonont civil distur! 1OC(,8 or otholl'fiso IJnd,HrllHO ·tho natlonnl sacurity of e U.S. (ll) infon:t;ltlon on U.S. organ1r.atlonG or ind1y~ u"lD ~ho ftfO oDffna=d j~ l\cti~itioJ which may r~nult in dl dbturlll\uc(')o or oth~nti:lo Jubv4>rt tho nntloDL\l cud t)' 0': tliO U.S. /Ill oqu.lIlly importl1nt u'poct of IlJ>PIH will bo to ror-trict tho KJlowlGJllo thnt !Juch ,.c~r:r.::ltion in b"ill~ cDllocted lUld proclfssod by tho \lional S~curity ~Bmncr. 2. MINARET ~p~clflcallT includos communications 'nc~rninK Indivlounl~ or org~nlIation~ InvolvQd in civil \,tlllbfilUCtl5. !\nti-y.l\r movmJ:lontlljJomonstrAtlons IU1d ~l1tnrY' d~nort(ln 1.n)'01,-00 in anti-.... l1r r;'\OYllL"\(lllU. ~. tlHiARET llliormlltloll 11111 not bo lorl11liuJ, but: ill 00 idontlfl<.>d for roforOIlCO purpo,oll uy .?n :lHigno,d "tcjtilQo.· InfQL'I111tJ.O/l 1'1'111 be clllSllifled top SECR.I:T. t.,r.p"'d "llackgroulld Uz,/) Ollly" 1Illd Ilddrosllod to Ilcl'lod ')ciplontn. furth"r, nlthough NINAfUl'f wll1 bo hll.lldhd u [GllH lind di3tributo(! to SICIllT rocipiollt". it will not 'le, idonti flod wi tll tho .'Ol>t10nI11 of .; 151 EXHIBIT 4 ',.. ~ . ,., ..~. ,': '11' ",' I.' ,~ \. . ;',"W' 1'>:,",1'.. ','/ :.f;':' I,;,. .' .' ,',; "\ ;' , . \:;., .~,:, " . . ~ :" " '. . .' , " . ',!.. ". . .. : . ' ,j : .' . -'.: (II' .:'. \~ ,:":'. ',' 1 he D~ roc tor' " ' " , . I Na tio~.1'"S~c.~,5i tY<0~.~.r~~:/:. ,,',,; , ';, r, I.; , ' .. " ~ .":,':'~ j ~.,~.', ',' ," ~."; '; .1.' .~ " :~. it;" , ", .~ . .r."~·.;::~'..:;. J . \, ..:: MEH)(u\NDUM FOH: . SUBJE-CT: 152 Director, Niltional Sllcuritv ACJoncy Ft. (;00r9u G. ~1I.Ji\t.lu, f-\..1ryland lIuquust for'CO~llNT of lntlH(!st to : i~uruau of Nilrcotics and Oil!1gerous',,' , '.' '," ,.\ . . Dr uCJs (13NOO) ,.'. ,'!'. '. '. : . I ' : OUJECr 1VE: - > To obtain COlnJlluniciltions 1ntulli~ unco inforlll,)t~on nucossary. to .satisfactorily·. fulfill .~he lUission of the :13NOO ...· I: 1,_ J '.: -, .~. \ , .. ' .. ' II. MCKGHOUr,U: The 13NDD Wi':' t'stat>lishud.to more.efiuctivuly cumbat the i>l}llSC of niHcotlCS LInd ",.' ... f:I dangerous druys. The primary resjJuns:cbilitv of the , , BNDO is to unlorcl! tllO laws ond ,stJ.tutus 1u1.1til\9 to .' I. , ' I ", '. 1 .'. '.' I ~. na.rcotic drugs, marihualla, .dupre>,sLll\ts . ~tlmlJ1ant,;. I' I I l and'. tho ha llucino<jllnic dr ul).';. .' TOil chi (~v 0 t hi" (,HJ.1 1 ", :'. 10 " the Uure.:Ju h.:Js stationed lJighly traiol!d,a')uols ;'\lOIl~l the trLlditiunal routos of illici t tril[fic b'lth in Ilw >.' United States and in foreign countri.~".. 'i'llI~ir ob,Je<.:.., : tivcs aro to ruach thu hllJhest fJ,0ssiblo .~u\lrCl!S oJ ·:i::. s'upply LInd to suizu i. llicit dr.. u..<.,js...\Jl!.(oru.\.II'>!\' Ieilch . :t the al.>usor. I"~ Tho Uureau as~ists dllJ cooperatos with . ~ I ,.' . ; 153 State and local law enforcemont agencies, legislutors, anti proslJcutors, 1n the ire'e cxcilan<Jc ()f infortn.:lti on anti mutual ilssistance aimed at the oilljC'tive control of,n<lrcotics ano oilngurous orugs. ;"'\u. HEQUIR5~lE.NlS: : 1. Thu HNUD has a' requirumunt {or any anll all C0I1INT illformation which reflucts illJ..c.lt trilffic in n.1rcot.lCs anu udll<jerous uru<Js. Ou r IJ) i ttl.) r yin t c r - est falls 1q thu following categorius: \, , I, activities ;:I ) orrjaniza tions. en<Jil<JUu J.n ,.;ueh tios lJ) inuiviuuals engiHJed in ,..uell i'etivic) 1.nformiltion on the distribution of iFllCO:ics <Jnd <J;:Ill<Jl!rOUS drugs ;:,[o,rmation on cultivatl.Cln illltj production Conte):, 0) intornation"'l o1().\,HFlent" ilnu ufforts to control the traffic 111 l1ilIcotics :'i',',' "J,J(O'.IS UIUUS 67-522 0 - 76 - 11 154 f) a 11 viola tions of tho laws of tho U. S. concorning narcotic, and l1.:.ll1gorous tiru<)s 2. To assist NSA in HlO solllction of portinont CO'UNT' inform.ation, tho UNDO will provido ,a .,' '"I.. :. , list of organiz~tionsalldindividuals with a history of illici,t dru<; activitios. This Watch List will bo ~d.:l tod on a, monthly basis and any auui tiolls/dolu tions w.ill bo forwarded to N5A. (\n~. COt-lINT informa lion do-, . '. ~", Ibrought to tho ilttenlion of thu BN()O. ,', ',I ,: thuso illuividua b;/or ganiza t iOlls should bo ,;!,' volopgd on : .", ,. . IV. USIU SlGINI PRIORITY: In considora tion of, the P.rOSiUI.!Il t' $ k\J~n intorost ~n olimin<l ti;l<j the problutD of dru,] abusu, 1 ' i~ ap~oilrs appropriat~ to incluuo this rU4uiroment unuor Priority Niltional Inll,)lligon~.-! ObjuLtives. , V. IlANOLIN::; I~HE.CE.()E.NCIi I Any information dovolopod undue Ihis roquirumont should ou ruluilsod ilS appropriate in thu judgmont of tho roloasin<) authority. ," I;' ~, I ; " ,'.1 VI. 'rtEVlliW DAT,~: 155 " I ',:.Thia requirement will ooaupplemellted as warrn.ntod . ',I. ,. '. .' -. I. ,.. .. ·".:i A complete reviow will be made wllhin one year of its ;:Y~,/~_,-e4 . ~T~. IIlj{~{'8011,\ ", ., Director: . ". :':. Bureau oC NarcotJ C8 uil<j DallgcrouJ .": .' :'.::"',: Drug~ ',. ,., "-;:.' :". ' .. ' "t,: . ;,~".' ~ ., .... . 1.' . , I;' .. , (I', . " , , .; , ,! I ;:';.' ,); \ . ~. ,4, : ., I'; :' . ,-,. I . ; I' , I' , , I ~ , _ ~. " .~ " ' '- . ~ 'I 'I,' , . ".<:1 ;:.':;":'>~' " . " , 'I ;.... : .:'.':: . ' ,; ,,' I' '. . .1 :1·· .. 156 EXHIBIT 5 NATIONAL SCI IJI~IT'( i\r,rrJr:y Four GEORGE G. Ml /\['L. Mi\!lYLl\rl[l .... q:'.~, 26 JDnuilry 1971 MCMORANDUM rOR TIrC ST:CRT:TA!(Y ()!' IJI:II:N:>I: 'flIt: ATTOl,NJ:Y GI:N 11</11, SUBJeCT: NSf\ ContrIbutIOn to Domestic [ntr;lliw'ncr; Consistent with our convcrs,ltlOn todilY, th"s" arc th" ilCjrer;d (Jround rul"s on ~Si\ contribution to intcllirJ('ncc8 b0,'rinq on domC'sti.c problems. C IhlriJClCr To b0 consistC'nt with ,lcccptr'r! stand"rds in rospect to protection of incllvidua) constltutiol1al rtghts und civil liberties. TelecommuniciJtions wHh at least one foreirJn terminal. Intelligence b8ilring on: (1) CriminiJl iJCllvity, including drugs. (2) roreiqn support or foreiqn basiniJ of subversive activity. (3) Presidenti21 iJnd rdiJted protection . ..\. Proced ure s Tasking by competent iJuthonty only. SpeciiJl procedures to protect source, to include: (1) Compurtmcnted roportinq to rrH or I1NDD for criminill activity, to rrj] und Cli\ for for"ignrelilt0C1 subvr'rslve "cllvity, illlri to the Secret Service for PresidentIal protection. 157 (2) No IlldlCi1tiolls of "rl'Jill. (:n No c'lldcl1ll,ll or all,cr public usc L1ndN allY clrcunlslilnccs. (4) Screc!llnC] ,It SOl1r(>~ (NSfI) to Insure compliallce VJlth the above crlteoa. UlldNstood tiVlt NS/\ wtll Insure filII iJvalli1bl1lly of mclti'rlaj by COll1pc'te?nl <llld in[orlncd rcprcsclltilli,?11 workillU gro"p. It is further all rel,-,v,ll1l in the Justice With wurm regilrd , MLt £Ct<A-- N()I~L C;/W]XR ViCe? fldmlre,l. U. S. Navy Direclor 158 EXHIBIT 6 NATIONAL SECUt,ITY AGENCY FORT GeORGE G. MEAD£. MARYLAND 20755 17 September 1973 The Honoruble Clorence M. Kelle)l Director, federul Bureau of Investigiltion Justice Building 9th and Pennsylvilnia Avenue, NW Washington, D. C. 20535 Dear Mr. Kelley; In the course of acclimating myself to my new assignment I asked my staff to review with yours our Watch List procedures. and they have been pursuing that subject diligently. Mea~while, I thought it would be worthwhile for us, as the heads of cooperating agencies, to correspond directly on the Wiltch List matter. The need for proper handling of the list and related informa tion has intensified, along with ever-increasing pressures for disclosure of sources by the Congress I the courts, and the press, and naturally I am concerned ultimately for the protection of highly vulnerable SIGINT sources. Of paramount importance, however, is to insure that the procedures we have established for compiling the lists, and for chilnging them as needs dictate. remain adequate and fully appropriate to our authorities and responsibilities. Certainly, I expect NSA to remain as responsive to your future requirements for information i1S we hi1ve to those of the past. Also, as in the past, we at NSA will lack the wherewithall for verifying the ilpproprii1teness of the Watch List entries, and we will continue to rely upon you, as the requesting agency, for thilt assurance. However, the requirement for us to perform the NSA mission in ways that remilin unquestionably within the framework of our existing authorities has never been more c!e"rly evident. I am confident that current procedures arc designed to insure that we do so; however, I ask your help in my efforts to make doublpr-rr?Jin... that in the process of our providing you Watch List infonh~h'r'~fi acquired during the perfomlance of our foreign .i11telligence mis~ioJt we do not - even'l!llildvcrtently - exceed the letter or spirit of any controlling l~JJJ>~~brcctive. . I"~ 159 It would be of grcat value to InC in cstabl1'shing this kind of positive assurance if, at the earliest possible date, you will review the current list your agency has filed with us in order to satisfy yourself regarding the appropriateness of its contents, and if you will reuffirm for me the adequacy of your agency's procedures for making 'changes to It. Sincerely, ~~ LEW ALLEN, JR. Lieutenant General, USAF Director 160 EXHIBIT 7 O)tlirp nf tIp.) ...~tul11r~ Q)ruLlwl . ill U5hingtan,U. ([. 2053U Oc.tober 1 1S73 Lt. General Lew Allen, Jr., USAF Director National SecuritY.lAgcncy Fort George G. Meade, Maryland 20755 Dear General Allen: -...',.',: . '" ::,'/. ", ," ~ . I· It has recently come to my attention for the 'first· time that your Agency is dipseminating to the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Secret Service information obtained by NSA by means of electronic' surveillance ., " .~; Recently, the Supreme Court held, in ~case entitled' United States v. Keith, 407 U.S. 297, that the Federal Government could not conduct etectronic surveillance on .. -' citizens of-this country without a warrant in certain circumstances. The practice by NSA of conducting electronic surveillance at the request of an investigative agency and disseminating the information obtained thereby raises a number of serious legal questions which have yet to be resolved. Until I am able more carefully to assess the effect of Kgilh and other Supreme Court decisions concerning electronic surveillance upon your current p,ractice of 161 disseminating to the FBI and Secret Service information acquired by you through the use of electronic devices ~rsuant to requests from FBI and Secret Service. it i8 requested that~you immediately curtail the further dissemination of such information to these agencies. Of course. relevant information acquired by you in the_routine pursuit of'the collection of foreign intelligence information may continue to be furnished to appropriate Government agencies. What is to be avoided is'NSA's responding to a request from another agency to monitor ,in connection with a matter that can only be oonsidered one of domestic intelligence. I will communicate with ypu further on this in the near future. sincerely. Attorney General 162 EXHIBIT 8 NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY FORT GEORGE G. MEADE. MA/{YL.ANO 20155 .1.. l. ' , 'J', " "'1"-" 4 October 1973.-:· "';';' ".' The Honoruble Elliot 1. Richordson Attorney Generul :.Washing' t.on, D. C.J 20530 ,Dear Mr. Attorney General: This rupllc;; Lo your letter of October 1, 1973 concerning the dissemination to the Fedeml IJureau of Investigation and the United Srutes Secret Serv icc of informution derived from the interception of foreign commu~ications. . . '.. ! ..;' , " I ',; ~ ~ ..:, ~ .. " : Our missions include the production and di!isemination of intelligence Informution in response to needs expressed to us by the United States Intelligence Board and its members. " We carry out that mission In part by the interception of 1m ssages transmitted over ~crtuin foreign communications facilities. [DELETED] For some years, the FIJI and the'Secret Service have been asking us to provide. and we have been providing to them, copies of any messages contuined in the foreign communications we intercept thut bear on named individuals or organizations. These compilations of names are commonly referred to as "Watch Lists." No communit;utions intercept activities have been conducted by NSJ\, and no cryptologic resources huve been expended solely in order to acquire messilges concernlng'numes on the Wutch Lists; those messuges we acquire always are by-products of the foreign communications we intercept in the course of our legitimate and well recognized foreign intelligence ·activities. ' The NSA has no facilities or charter that would allow it to ascertail whether specific Wutch List entries are appropriate, and has always 163 depended upon the agencies compiliny the lists to warrant that they ,are entitled, in the context of their authorities, to the information they request, and that the names they have entered on their Watch Lists ore lawful objects of their inquiries, and are necessary and appropriate.to their missions. ' For this reilson, 1 recently requested that Mr. Kelley and Mr. Row]: review and re-cerlif.₯ the lists they currently have on file here, and that they reaffirm the adequacy of their procedure for modifying the lists. The both have done thIS, and I plan to' meet with each of them later in order . to,discuss in detilll this same sUbjec.t~,:: " I believe thut our current practice conforms to your guidance that, "relevant information acquired lJi' you in the routine pursuit of the col- , ' lection of foreign intelligence information may continue tO,be f.urnished: i to appropriate government agencies. "'''However, 'to insure that our procedures are' proper.I request your consideration of providing the guidance you'f~el necessary to the FEI and the Secret Service.for them to follow in the preparation of requests to NSA for information. I wish to add that the information we have provided ~ppears to have been very useful to these agencies in the proper pursuit of their responsibilities. In light of your concern, I have directed that no further information be disseminated to the FBI and Secret Service, 'pending advice on le,9al issues. I look forward to hearing further from you at an early date; in ,the meantime, I would be plea sed to. provide you whatever further detail , mlgtlt assist in your review. ".', I. ' , ~ .....,;:: .': . 1":-' . . . , I LEW ALLEN, JR. Lieutenant General, USAF .'. Dire~tor, . :. '
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