._.,.m-J _J "'I"L

-i�

A

__�

H�.

-0--u-

3

C.'_-

S,w

I

. D�I

A ,.|�' 9 {'3

92�_ ~�_|I

v

SC 44-625

PAGE FIVE

_ n||nn1'l-'- 2 nturnc urnrsmnnv 'rn�-Ir ""--- �------- ------------ --

mzmrv uusua PRIOR to ma. 4, as-:4. m.so ADVISE 1F�SHOULD BE CONTACTED.

UACB, N0 FURTHER ATTEMPTS HILL BE MADE TO SURVEILL SCHWARTZ

AT BAKERSFIELD. ALSO SCHWARTZ HILL NOT BE INTERVIEUED PER BUREAU

INSTRUCTIONS BUT ANY INFORMATION HE DESIRES TO FURNISH WILL BE

ACCEPTED.

92*�

--.. '1--__92.._-L

.-._92

-.-J

,...Q � Io ooumcr snoum as mum u'r_a$3'�::~.�'f

.' -3;-1'.�-"Z'.�.'�-5*.�-' �ff._...__

1J" '-;._¢ -_.-,..r7.�?= ,;.-1

92

92 if

I ' £1 I� C92__�. . � ;

PU92IHT§T TEIETWR HITEL

4/2/74�I0 8568 SAC?-AHHHO �4-625! 1 - 111-, Franck

BAH HLMEISCO �4-1413! 1 -nos Anamm _ 1 -

mou n1nne1§~§c_�1§//, 6505 4" �%i'¢s1§rE; mm comm, UNITED mm: IOREEPS, mmxsmnnn,

cauromm - no-rm; crvn. uczrrs oo= ac.

W] an ac AND ar 'n~:u:-m>zs 4/1/24 Arm mzwmcau. -ro� �I if 4/:2/�TL

ms oomnmss mawmmu. unamm aacmmmo ms

nmsm eoxrrmrrs or mus nan um: mscussm um zm:

nnmmmmrr Ann mm mqunswm nmzcmmm nm:nvm=:s an

conmrrm or xxmmmam mmmnm as man scmma-rz 92¢�Am:-/on mm mourn 1110-1: onnm -no Ascnmaf�rum. maxm aunmmmrm nmm znvonvsmnrr IN -nus

1-r-_-4._ _____Ak__.________ ,_+ id.urrm. I0a'rrm>'r lnouzannunrm IN'1'ERVIi92�'��

f

,______�J1_:1__=r>s I_.n.c§s_n1=4_Y11c1;>os¢;-1~2;.¢1r1_1v1'_a;m¢.=_1* 0=1;l§@moss zmmwam -no an :rrnmwm.-

mrnmmnnorznmvrmxmmmsmnmxzmrxm

um an-rnm mm mmns ms rams-um-nor.lilac. Du. ___,_lap. AD Ala. _DO} IF hv. -....

Aul. Uh.TNGZBID SEE NUTE PAGE TWO . 1- I

' .lF|t'.'.:~:_-' .. /_H;,r.'..

llIll..,'i..._...¢on|.lynl..-.._In-|.Al||n_,Iii}..-éhni _; .. .luau Iii llijtéllf.�-.-92.�!!QH ~/:.'.:f":_=i=._w~ o-sg: on s ~ ¥ I ..Z?;,"e'=.§a°?» M7-37-'-5'-"-I . , Q 9,W@"|..,.1 " ' ' 9292r '

'-'-*5? L�? 9"�1"i¬Y/E5 $3Iku�ur In�; _,__ HAIL TILE'l"'lPE UNIT

1

- ;_ a,, .--.-;-.1_-A-Z

�W

/'

-L1

i

¢

_?

�:1i

¢:

��-_ 1

JI»

,i.,_a. 115+�'�l.7.._'-'| 1"

: :1�-I�, �

r. L �

0

NOTE: This concerns a limited civil rights investigationbeing conducted by our Sacramento Division pursuant to aDepartmental request into alleged break-ins of UB1�? officesand an attept by one Fred Schwartz to sell documents takenduring these break-ins to the UFW for a sum of $35,000,Investigation by the Sacramento and San Francisco Divisions 3indicates Fred Schwa ii one Jerome 92Sg§?E poss y nvo ve thone sell documents to UFW,n a

s matter discussed with Hr, William L. Gardner, .Q9On 47ii�| USDJ, who advised Schwartz and/or Ducote, as well as @§Q, should be interviewed for full details their

1 t 1 thi tt ASAC Jos h E O'Connellinvo vemen n s ma er. GP . ,Sacramento Office, was telephonically advised to have these

but no attempt o interview �¥_or to contac "§}

, Q

liiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiil �IIiIlii|iiiiiiQili!!|!!!|||>�bThis communication confirms those ins ruc o . K�

~ 925o

If ,' Du -. ll�. ___-_u-

I "Q I Ali:-A.D.-Adm___ _ _ Dgp.-J92..D.-Il1V..._......

} norm auauu on.w!snc;92TIUN __-'; _! Am P"-�� * COM.921UNlCAT|ONS s£cIJ.QN §§nT§"sm ____"APR 081974 11 1/! §?é1.i"�E/l/! Geu'. 1;4?___.._.

IRE! SC PLAIN ' - _ "��" * -_"'rrzuzwps» IMP?»-iioii �-�-lznum unszm 8/14 an §§'§El�.i.;t;+§ _...'

~.;A-If _ 1-�Ian. & EVIL _** Io: mnzc 2, FBI emu: cum. meats szcnou, 8 3*" 81>» 1'"--'-

/~

92 .

in

N

I�

F-I.1� _,2'-_"_'_ 4-%'_ I.. ., _-'1. _ _ 1-�*3

.�_

_79292"J

Training -�-1-ILcqaj Conn. iTelephone Rm-Direct»!

- esmw. INVESTIGATIVE szcnoua _.92,'_

sac, sm mmcxsco :44-14:5!�

�|n�-up

92mom S_AC,SAG&#39;1�A|"IEIi&#39;l&#39;O <44-szs!�/1P 92P�pCF 92JEROME JOSEPI-PDUCOTE, AKA} JERRQOHEN, UNITED FARM �UORKERS, NE 2!

&#39;:_ 5

cm.1romm - vxcnn; ca; 00: sc. 74 " 1� Q

1914 &#39;- f

on APR. a, 1914, suaasct TLELEPI-IONICALLY ADVISED aaxsnsrxsw, &#39;5»-CALIF" RESIDENT AGENCY THAT HE SND HIS ATTORNEY ARE SCHEDULED TOCONER WITH SANTA CLARA COUNTY ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY, DENNIS

LENPERT, EARLY THIS BEEN REGARDING HIS CASE AI! HIS ATTORNEY HAS

ADVISED HIM TO DELAY MEETING UITH FBI UNTIL CONCLUSION OF TALKS WITH

LIMP!-CRT. R5684 417/ �_00,q,¢...�?SAN FRANCISCO! AT SAN JOSE, CALIF»! DETERMINE IF LEHPERT IS

EMPLOYEE. OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY&#39;S OFFICE AID HARE DISCREET INQUIRY, IF

POSSIBLE, TO ASCERTAII REASONS FOR SUBJECT All LEHPERT&#39;S IETTIE¢,--_

IND

IXC FBI UASHDC -&#39;- -.-_

I

I-I

&#39;A PR�Q,-._,-,_&#39;.-92._92._q,| "|-,q-n&#39;u_g;-p-y&#39;__,tq[-q.~:,- 7..--9 1,1 ,l&#39;$Vv1.;>4§�92�r�� 1-,&#39;u_92.92�p"�.?|_--|-.|_-r_�_z._-&#39;F_.q"_.&#39;51w| -;¬n"-�-.95,-., 4.5- . . _ _. . _ . . .

.~ I . ._ &#39;. &#39;»;� 1.. ",-2»-""" &#39; _�- - r� -, - . _ _-_»&#39;-._--_ __ I

as sammznto am-:|. to THE BUREAU AND SAN FRANCISCO, APR. 3," If /. J

O

&#39; I

{- _:�/. _ mam. auruwor |mes1|u:.11o-1 1,!_. - &#39; COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

macs: sc PLAIN &#39; "" "��0i"9"4s=s2 PM um.-;rn s-51-14 ms IELEIYPE. i

4% i

TO2 OIFTE

ATTN: CIVIL RIGHTS SECT.,GEiJZ."-URL INUESTIQATIVE

-4-. SAN FR.-HICICSO

�_ I-�R01-2: s;.c."m.I-azraro <44-625: P!

&#39;v&#39;ICE§_.;E__._ CIVIL I-LIGHTS. 00: 55- _

as s.-sc5;~.:&#39;-33!-.=T0 TEL TO BUFZEAU mean as, 1914. 92/-" . an -C�-1&#39;�

Fun

r92 CISCO i OPE CH.%?~.&#39;_-II

AGE:

&#39;v1cI1.-1 can-sac, CHIEF COUI-JCIL-92_&#39; I-.13 43&#39;E5;H&#39;1&#39;: 6&#39; 2"; LIT

, UNITED FAF~II&#39;i UOEKEES U

.;,-.�i|-

dun�1

qpr

fx

.39�;J."%*92

{":."

. ,-n�&#39;_�- 4-I

uU

.�|&#39; I�. , _ ._ I. 3 .

"PAGE mo - -

44-625 QINTELLIGENCE DQFING 1966-70 AND OTHER UNKNOWN AGENCIES, HE NAMED

QKUF!

�92b> "%@AS HAUING HIRED BREAKINSi

HE IS DIS -

ENCHAITED WITH HIS FORHER ASSOCIATES, NOT IDENTIFIED. HE CLAIHS THEM;

ARE TUO PERSONS WHO ARE STILL BEING PAID "HUSH MOLEY", ONE IR HEKICO

AND ORE IX SPAIN, AND THAT PERIODICALLY AN AGENT OF AHHY INTELLIEIECE

Ion cm canzs T0_F3F: mo:-:£Y FOR THESE �H-J0� INDIVIDUALS. @171�!&#39; " &#39; &#39;S""£::rs.

!&#39;1�-&#39;."*-2&#39;t"� 1&#39; &#39;-1&#39;-kI_7;�;&#39;_ cl�:-�r C

.92:-1-

-4. �Q

&#39;1-..._...

L Q

.f?_-3:-�nary.¢. � 1.

1&#39;1�; �-&#39;4"-.1� d

_r - ~ ..

2

PAGE THREE

4-1-525

SAIC FRANCISCO QT 5:�-xii JOSE, CALIFOEI-LIA, SHOULD 92&#39;E.FiY DIZCTTEETLYDEUELCIPE BACKGFIOUEQD 1Z&#39;EFOFZ§=i;.TIO

JERRY nucota AND su TEL.

sgcaaxzuro AT sacngazuto , CALIFORNIA, WILL OBTAINnmv PHOTO OF JERRY nucorz TO DETERMINE 1? HE 1s snma IEJIVIJUALREPRESENTING SELF AS scaunarz.2:0 �

HCLD

//

C - .-,. ,,._-; -----92-,-.-.1--4,,-,-,.. u, _��§1f&#39;�fQl &#39;9�!-P� q!_,|5-_-a-"Q-ri_;g92-F1-;1,,£--,:_ -L H 5- ;__-..- |-.-!~_92-I n 3-, _-_--_-, _-. _-P: _92 &#39;&#39; " @ =--1.," &#39;-:-1- -&#39;. = -� -

|54

1- ..,--H.� 92-.-"_-_

92 H1.-~-�»&#39; K : .&#39;=. _,_:_-. _-» .. , - ; -- &#39;:: 7, Vi . _. . _ I

92_:,&#39;»&#39; -- 1 ;

K.! L! s K.

. .--._-_.i.__-.4._._.._-+ -7 v_ ._ . _ .,

!

_�.,..�-Q _,_. __:

"~�/ �X �Q ifI 92_ _. 92 I l./&#39; �Q _&#39;_ 31-�I _" �&#39; _&#39; -1-.� -- �if?

T�?_�f,;�f?�-1-&#39;-�K-Z�&?;T§�-&#39;3&#39;.�-:. 2" -*Ir- ==, 14;�:-&#39;:&#39;.".&#39;:&#39;a�-1 ~� ,; _-&#39; .~- &#39;~,5�¢-.-f,--"-"-&#39;.-F-.&#39;.§~;§�~r-Q1-.:3�.=~1._.�.._.dJ¬-I_�,._�. -_ I Q I... - .1. -._ 5 1. .l I 1.-l_,.r_ �_-,&#39;|_|_92.,-3.�-, | ._�_�.,.I,�:|!l,-_�,_ |l.1 1. --, . _. -. _ -._.."" ,.."o-.&#39;.-1, - 1 y 1 _»&#39;,..,_-".,&#39;;._-a--._-&#39;1&#39;: ." &#39; ~...92 r �*- "n&#39;1,.,J�..-:!*5�-/&#39;.�|&#39;.-Z� 1-, ..&#39;:,1_&#39;!

F92._-. ..l.&#39;."-. __ , 7&#39;»-I"

,� &#39;_&#39;, -," . , l .». , ,1. �- l.r»_�-,.�1&#39;1.�_&#39;.. &#39;3, -_- -- | .. . ., ..;- .!.,,- .�, I1�

= -.. -. -- - , -» ._-_,_._.&#39;,_-...-....,_;-_a..;_.,_ ¢-3". _|..7,., �!;_ . _. _

9292

r

� .-<- .2,� ,.� .. ....92,; . " . &#39; ,-= -" 1�. -. &#39;. -&#39;.. .- -.1�--~_.~ .4 ~ - 4.. 7- ,

1 -I� 1.4�t &#39; �I &#39; &#39;. .1-I,� 4/1/74= &#39; GENERAL INVESTIGATIVE DIVISIQN

This concerns a lgjited civil rightsinvestigation being conducted by ourSacramento Division, pursuant to a Departmentalrequest, into alleged break�ins of UnitedFarm Worker&#39;s Offices and an attempt byone Fred Schwartz to sell documents takenduring these break-ins to the United FarmWorkers UFW! for a sk ;of $35,000.

The attached advises Charles Schwartzmet with UFW Chief Counsel Jerry Cohen atBakersfield, California, 3/31/74 andoffered now to sell certain documents fora total of $25,000. Documents allegedly takenduring course of 16 break�ins which occurredduring 1966 - 1970., and have been inpossession of House Un-American ActivitiesCommittee in past. Schwartz named threemajor California growers as having hiredindividuals to do break-ins and indicated&#39;documents taken were periodically reviewedby military intelligence and other unknownagencies. Schwartz claimed two personscurrently being paid �hush money", onein Mexico and one in Spain and thatperiodically agents of Army Intelligenceor CIA send money to these two individualsthrough one of the three California growers.Schwartz refused Cohen close examination anydocuments but told Cohen he was a formerpoliceman and desired te write e beak aboutmatter. Cohen declined to pay Schwartz fordocuents.

This matter will be discussed with theDepartment at which time it will bedetermined whether dissemmination of thisinformation should be made to CIA and

Army Intelligencewas/eel -Q11,/»-"J { £9!/W9�

_ fr~&#39;:-&#39;;1-&#39;~&#39;~,r�,;=;-r.v;-.------<-v--<. ,. . .. _ ..-- 1 |&#39; �.&#39;- 1 &#39; �

1

l

I

�92_&#39;r &#39; fr! I-1 I-1�lIlI"nI_I":l&#39;_&#39;I[,92

I55

Q?_ .

!"

/92-.�

i__

�-44

X211

HWA527:, &#39;."&#39;¥@�5 1&#39;». -*_&#39;;&#39;!jJI_-I -QIj-".4

sq

NR B02 SF PLAIN

10825 AM URGENT 4/ll/T4 MCC

0 DIRECTOR Ann own. meats sscnon �m,,_,<,t,,, S�-, ___j

FROM

JEROME JOSEPH DUCOTE, AKA; JERRY OHEN, UNITED FARM WORKERS,

KEANE, CALIFORNIA -

WORD

PAGE

K 92 ,_ 2

ASSIIC. AJII. ___,_,_-, 92

D�p.-A.D.-Adtl!..__H . Dep.-AD.-Inv___

&#39; _ - Asst. Din: &#39; �- ..�..__" ___,_

. Comp. Sy&#39;aL &#39;msn mosmum aumu OF I_ �5 ONCOMMUN1CATlO.92S SECT1�

APRI 11374J /

1z1�l�E�fS&#39;PE~

Ext. Affair:Files 8: C;Gen. Inv. �LIdent. ___________Inspection i__I�teii. .Laboratory ___,_Plan. 8: Evil. _Spec. Inv. .,_.___T . .nnmng ._..._......

I.-cqul Coun. ._........&#39;1�c}ephone Rm __i~

GENERAL INVESTIGATIVE DIVISION

SACRAMENTO �4-625!

saw FRANCISCO <44-1415: P! 1P Tkb g8&#39;Q�IE;Q;/r~4

A @ /crim, cn, on sgcznmsnro. ;= IVI

RE SAN FRANCISCO TELETYPE TO THE BUREAU, APRIL IO, I974.-.0:IN ABOVE REFERENCED TELETYPE, PARAGRAPH THO, LINE THREE, IRE

CONSTANTLY SHOULD BE CONTEMPLATNG, PAGE TWO, PARAGRAPH ONE,

_.~z:.m SHOULD BE 5lIPPl_=EmEN&#39;IAL.C[L[ _Q-30* &#39;*" ~ *THO, PARAGRAPH ONE, LINE THREE, THE UORD Bx�; SHOULD BE BREAK.

,. 0&#39;4

_ , _ 92 FEDERAL Buuuu OF |M&#39;£:I|GA1&#39;1ON&#39;" COMMUNICATIONS SECTK 1f.~

J APR 101974- an ass sr PLAIN �?� lama AM £241 4/10/74 mcc �ELETYPE

"_--A; to om on urn cxvn. RIGHTS szcnonI

~&#39;-

T� / GENERAL INVESTIGATIVE o1v1son

-.

@&#39; @@JEROME JOSEPH DUCOTE, AKA, JERRYCOHEN, UNITED FARM WORKERS, �I�,

KEANE, CALIFORNIA - UICTIM, ca, oo smmmznro.

92J

ON APRIL 8, I974, AND APRIL 9, 1974, EFFORTS TO CONTACT

DENNIS LEMPERI; ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY; SANTA Cl.-ARA COUNT -

In-.u|--|~ -1-av&#39;Ass&#39;1c. Di� _-j-.%

&#39; Dcp.-A Y.-A-drn......,~ Dvr.-A.»-Inv.__92 Asst. Dir.:. Admin. 92__..._¬

�--::&#39;.p. $§*:.-t. __EYE. Affin

J� Fiks J. LI Gt-&#39;1. Inv..1� l".92-AL

In-.-p-.-~.I.ian ._i

Y!� --.--.--."fI.1. &- Eva]. _

S; --c I||&#39;.&#39;_ _�,,___

a"_0

RE SACRAMENTO TELETYPE TO THE BUREAU DATED APRIL B, 1974.

»

SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, REVEALED THAT HE HAS IN COURT AND HAS NOT

t_

_ ON APRIL IO, 1974, LEMPERT ADVISED THAT H HAD A MEETING

-"- SCHEDULED WITH ABOVE CQFIIONED SUBJECT ON A RIL ll, I974, IN,.,~92. -/ 6w;EM/>/.7�/~3SAN JOSE. LEMPERT ADIVISED THAT HE HAS ¢9"H&#39;5T&#39;A&#39;1ITTY FILING NUMEROUS

MAND THEFT CHARGES AGAINST DUCOTE¢ HE SAID THAT DUCOTE HAS

APPARENILY CONTACTING SEVERAL PEOPLE IN THE SAN JOSE AREA AND

ERROUING HONEY FROM THEMAND TELLING THE LENDERS THAT HE HAS-&#39; �-.. . T I� 5&#39; �F-�

RAISING THE HONEY TO PAY FARM UORKERS. DUCOTE; ALLEGED THAT. THIS" AFR If-jg-1.:

. HONEY HAS GOING TO BE SUPPLEMENWPAYMENTS TO THE FARM HOR KERS IN

. mu "�"�*�"=~ -

.. .. END PAGE ONE*.�~�&#39;-.&#39;.>&#39;_&#39;:.._ ._.___. _1,

moan 10 ur nus UNION. oucon: ans aonaouzn APPR?OXlIH&#39;;ATELY

K

4 &#39; {,r»

//�

�T1 {U118 ,____l&#39;~;-1| C n .._.4 I ./ SACRAMENTO <44-625! L .,,; ma," R; _m--~~-- s».~&#39;y __mom spm FRANCISCO <44-1415! P! 2P M -- -~

_ 1Ii , L»

Ix. 1.- _l

-.-_nvn11.mz1_£ FOR INTERVIEW. R595 �Z/S/__, / ��5! 6, E I/,_;

31"-

__,_

I

92Q

�K.4ab

r

--r

92-."|1..

I

. 4&#39;!I

I "| ,_�

PAGE two� I

ss,a@e TO $1,090 Ann HE

RATE or INTEREST. THIS

92

O

="a._ .�n

HAS GOING TO PAY THE PEOPLE BACK AT A HIGHER

HE HAS NOT DONE, DUCOTE TOLD THE

�n�-ii

l

�i�r

!&#39;,-

2. LI_-

L 1

1 "05;

5".�--> .-9�- &#39;-�_- 5;�.-,. 1.&#39; all� .- ,. .. � ... .-§,4&#39;-qf 1, � .-"u.,_&#39;f.- -_1;__.,&#39;, � »�. ,-,., � ;_-_� ._-._ . »,l1"-, � . � 92 . ,� ; , � A-, -L. ., _...-.5 ,_� -. I4: -v 5 - .|-_ -, __. - - -� ._-_.. ,&#39; __._, ,.-_.w , fr -.-._,� ;.,_ _-3,, ,llL_�� 1&#39;.� :3. ,- � ..- .1, -- -_1- _ - _&#39;_&#39;_, _". IL". _&#39; &#39; .f "Z3: �*&#39;j&#39;}* &#39;;�._ �r 1-� ;- 92-,13;:_>| <.,_V&#39;;-&#39;-�.{_-_u.� .11; ,&#39;_92.&#39;:;v�,�f@92_-�.§3_..f~}1f-92¢_;&#39;_5}&#39;§1_-10"";-,1-|1�,_F:---.4 _� ,&#39;_7�I&#39;_ Pv . .: __-�I "� -.� __- .-r ,_ __, ,.b.1_, »,__ ,?__,_-_|,".,_-� ,1 ,2 .._,{_l:,92_- if� 4;-,,_,,, ._l.-..,,�.�:�.,d-_�_.H92:;_.§.�¢�;__i-q&#39;;.__&#39;�-. __�._;-_- __ .__ _. _/ ._ __- .&#39; "--=&#39;-, &#39;- ,- ---&#39;1--- ..-- &#39; "&#39;7-.. 92-=.--.&#39;:,:.&#39;i.i &#39;~?i-A-3"-1 ".-,-,5 -~-�:¢92.&#39;:.&#39; --�, -&#39; -- &#39; -�I-___.§¢

Iloum nunuu or if.92&#39;E.SI!G92TlUN

- -. - &#39; ~ c0m1&#39;.smr:k0_92s srvumg /,&#39; &#39; � . APP. 02!;74 A &#39; 7 ¢an 026 SF PLAIN _. LI! �! k

I/. � L Y|=2:-:- , -swarm unsaur /1/14 Jan TEL� C°»,¢+9&#39; " Ito DIR TOR ATTNI CIVIL RIGHTS SECT¢, GENERAL INVESTIGATI

[ ¢L&#39;92_ n vxsxoro - __sacnm-znto cu-$25!

sna FRANCISCO �4-ms: .1;FROM

ITED FARM IORKERS, BAKERSFIELD,

UNSUBi JERR

CALIFORNIA &#39; VICTIM, CIVIL RIGHTS OO: SACRAMENTO

RE BUREAU TEL TO SACRAMENTO, DATED APRIL I, I974} AND

-r -92

_-&#39;II_¢-�u-g-ii-Assoc. Dir_Dvp.-A �D.-Adm.__..DLI1.-.-92.D.-InV.__..

AS U ¢ T&#39;|i;&#39;_:/92d."win. -_--.-,-.

In . » __�n, IL __ ______;/ll-,4»

1I&#39;1<�n&#39;:1-tia|1II 92 I .

&#39;u-Ty&#39;:__Plan. & }jv;]_ _59%�. lnv. -__ ____

I� |n7*:;,F ______&#39;_A92l&#39;-I- -J} C-un. �Telephone Rm __ 92

II""�Inf� Sq-�y __.__ �

.- I

/�I- &#39;7 r_1-._,<._,.

SACRAMENTO TBLS TO THE BUREAU, DATED MARCH 3|, I974 AND APRIL I, I974.

INSTANT TEL SENT URGENT, SINCE SF INVESTIGATION INDICATES UNSUB

POSSIBLY IDENTICAL UITH DUCOTE, AND BUREAU HAY DESIRE TO CONSIDER

TRIS BEFORE AUTHORIZING OPEN CONTACTS SUGGESTED IN SACRAMENTO TEL

APRIL I, I914, A

L/»» e

1:/#� 7b&#39;]C,

7/FyI

,-�~.

92

/

<.__;

1*.

92_Z*3F-"ell-1I ¢

R?�~ "57&#39;1�--&#39;-* &#39;-.3�.

_&#39;.&#39;-�_!_:�_.J-1I--2&#39;.,1

ro-as tn». s-2:-an .&#39; � ! O92 K !FBI

- 1>==~= 4/15/74

Transmit the follow-inc in _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _

I |&#39;

Type in piaintezl or code!

ATE TF1."_. _ .... -- H-I jv _���__��;�� � _; _ _ 7 _ We 7_ _ _ _ _ __7_, I Priority!

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___.L._.___._._.._

TO: DIRECTOR, FBI AITN. CIVIL RIGIHS SECTIONGEIIERAL INVESTIGATIVE

DIVISION ___/.

/&#39;0:-1: SAC SACRAIEZITIO �4-625! P!

. A C5 UNITED rum nomczns

,.! Jmaxt�onmr

/

-&#39; I 00: Sacramento

report by 4/22/74 r

�/ 92

, - ,1 &#39; @ /T in/&#39;JEEP�-1-JOSE.�-"H nuccrs, eke; ./4*�

13/ KEAI~£"»_£AL;tFOB.uIA... VICIIM 929292~/_; CR &#39; 1 &#39;_ &#39; 1

&#39; Re San Francisco teletype to Bureau, 4/10/74.

A Subject has not contacted Bakersfield RA since 4/8/74.In view of this, information in referenced teletype, and pendizk I

92 any further instructions from the Bureau, Sacramento will submit!

���§//L4;2£4;L3�

in

Z-.

,1-�

�In-1

--»

I92

&#39;*{,2

1257.�!.3: &#39;"-&#39;:="".--_1&#39;_&#39;.&#39;_-..&#39;.r

- &#39; 92 Assoc. Dir. ..-___.&#39; &#39; A _ Dep.-A.D.-Adm...

_ _ ! Dep.-A.D.-Inv.___._A Hoar.-.1 LL-mu 0* H1,-&#39; - - Am D"-=v _. - » Lsn-mo ., c0:.:.".1u|92":cAno.92&#39;s s£§Ti0§ Adm.Comp Svst .._.

LFR 111974Eat. Aff1&#39;rs _

/ gilwl�z/1 en. nv.NR ass SF PLAINTEXT _____ __ J5»

-1:.--|_EI YFE38:38PM NITEL 4/19/14 HEB

ldent. _ _._..._..inspection .._........Intel].Lahrlruv-ry ..._.Plan. & 1-Jval. _

Smu1nm____TI&#39;:92iYl§n;{ .....___ &#39;10: DIRECTOR &#39;2

u__|/

SACRAMENTO <44-s25! II, l§;§;~;�;§hf,f*;&#39;�,-m;�~_-I:Di to -&#39;3&#39; -FROM: smv FRANCISCO <44-1415! P! ZPAGES /"N3 .- niqjz-EL��/.» m@ Z,§-- 5..-1

/, }_ _ K� 62 63 1� ,.1=R:>r-1r: JOS;PH nucorz AKA; JERRY cons!-:,_u_gm:n FARM 92_goRR_1z:R§, /LL/2%REARE, CALIFORNIA - VICTIM; civ1L RIGHTS; 00: SACRAMENTO. /.. F-;m-�_�

A /wkD/ J [J fur� ifRE SCPIITEL T0 sum-:nu, DATED APRIL as, 1914. . �ff ¢_="&#39; 5» &#39;

�fl_ 3 A

on APRIL 19, 1914, HAL cmwmnu, ATTORNEY FoR nucotz, wAs<,~/�T�; ¢» T_!.- R1. - &#39;- &#39;

CONTACTED AT ms OFFICE, 111 wasr st. JOHN STREET, saw .J0sE,F" ,,�*" ~31�T9 Q4.�-"� &#39;r_.. ---._..- _-_ _.._ -.-.__-.._ __ ...__�__..L _ ____ _.._ ____ L __A___ l"92 . .1 -I �- . -r-UAL1l&#39;U.iHlA, FUR THE PURPOSE DF AFFURDIM5 DUCUTE THE UPPDRTURITY If. V 1"�,

£4 �-To PROVIDE INFORMATION IH THE ABOVE-CAPTIONED MATTER. DUCOTE Ms 5-�-I-/Q1�92 -&#39; /92,&#39; n/�Qt, &#39; , ,r�PRESENT IN THE DFFICE BUT NO ATTE|"1P_T WAS WADE TO INTERVTEBJ Hl�, Li,» 4&#39;»

:-�. - prCHAPMAN ADVISED THAT DUCDTE HAD INFORMATION PERTAINING T0 THE� A � t .

�__..! L f�I I

UNITED FARM WDHKERS AND rD£I;lCDTE DBTAINED THIS INFDRMATIDN AS A *-7� /Mk�92�JRESULT or vomuns roR_�}sib|~§s P2of>LE PEO LE NOT IDENTI 16>, Ann�°-&#39;f,i- &#39; �U

F."-P -/ --600o =- , F -, ~nucon: BECAME INVOLVED AND IHés�i:�§=£oP&#39;5: aacxzn our oznucors.cuarmnu ADVISED THAT THIS xnronmnrxoq 1s �BIGGER THAN wntznsnrz"sun or ms: our *--_ _

!~�* I

&#39;92/-v-Q <1-¢.. L 5 AP ._I IJL-_ujg?�/7? �T """

.5-ab ./7

ac TY*&#39;I>--,/4"v P 0- .-_ , Hy"--F - , » . M . - _, ,_ _&#39; "�-.&#39; &#39;,"""&#39; .&#39;fw --. -�L .,_,., _ ., _ I 92-.---92-&#39;1 --vr-92_-4I!¢Iw-1I,&#39;92vnv-;-H;wq--L-I»-.-�-,_~.._. , __

_ � 4 V� , ,._,..

&#39; ml

._.-_

-1..

_--.

!

CJ�! _.s-.-.,:!r-.;.- .1&#39;_

-.&#39;_-,..&#39;_r . �

.03�I _ in

I �.7. �n�

SF 44.1415 .* %T},

PAGE IND

AND WANTS TO HAVE DUCOTE GRANTED IMMUNITY FROM FEDERAL PROSECUTION

BEFORE DIVULGING THIS INFORMATION. CHAPMAN SAID THAT THIS INFORMATION

INVOLVES POLITICIANS AND OTHERS NOT IDENTIFIED!. CHAPMAN BELIEVES

THAT DUCOTE�S LIFE MAY BE POSSIBLY IN DANGE7k1S A RESULT OF RELEASINGTHIS INFORMATION.

CHAPMAN ALSO WANTED IMMUNITY FOR DUCOTE FROM LOCAL PROSECUTION

BY THE SANTA CLARA COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY&#39;S OFFICE, SAN JOSE,

CALIFORNIA, FOR POSSIBLE VIOLATION BY DUCOTE OF THE BUSINESS AND

PROFESSIONAL CODE CONNECTED WITH THE SAME INFORMATION. CHAPMAN

DESIRED THAT IF POSSIBLE THAT THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY BE PRESENT.

HE SAID THAT HE WOULD BE AVAILABLE ALONG UITH HIS CLIENT FOR THIS

INTERVIEW ON APRIL 24, OR APRIL 25, I974.

CHAPMAN WAS ADVISED THAT EFFORTS WOULD BE MADE TO SEE WHAT

COULD BE WORKED OUT AND HE WOULD BE RECONTACTED.

THE BUREAU IS REQUESTED TO DISCUSS THIS MATTER WITH THE DEPARTMENT

OF JUSTICE.

SAN FRANCISCO WILL ANAIT BUREAU INSTRUCTION PRIOR TO RECONTACTING

CHAPMAN AND DUCOTE FOR INTERVIEW.

END

NA HOLD PLS

er -¢_ - "92 &#39;

I09-1

I1�. , 92;"

Y,"&#39; PLAIHTEKT TELEITPE URGENT

~ -- &#39; 4/22/74

QQ QACS §AC1Ll_LL131~Tl.&#39;O �4-525!SAN FRANCISCO �4�1413!/Q� rm� Dlmnm� q/V3 §!:u.&#39;- -IQ [ Q 1 - Mr. Davis

»-=_- ionms, mum, caummm - vxcml; ca; 00: ac. I92___" nrsmrrm. mm 4/19/14.

nmannmm us emmcrm am: mnsm or comm-rs or

mu. on-mrmrr swarm -rwvr no waimm anon-rs snow: anmm: -ro mrmvmr ween. me nm& um. con-mc&#39;r -1-an

USA AND IORK OUT DETAILS AYPIR IHICH BUREAU �ILL BI

JBROHE JOSH-�ii DUCCYPE AKA; JERRY COHEN, UNITED IARI

ADVISED zr nnrnnm zmmi -1&#39;0 i!f1�EFWilT92&#39;7 mi ili�i��l.

nmmrrumrr mm-:0 mm tr cammn coxrmcrs omen ma

-~- nncxaxon an ma mum, am can an am-zzmuzn nlnmut -no

was own. mums nxvxsxon or um naummwr.

- 4 am nmmsoo mo aacmmm nxscomzuvn arrears T0

INTERVIEW IIICUIE PER DDARPIIIRTAL INBTRIJCTIOHB. 1;nv1sE

i P.PPPDPRI1�aTE LOCAL AUTHORITIES OF CH1�1PMAN&#39;S FEARS FOR

DUCO&#39;I�E&#39;S SAFETY.

,1� A-uoc.0u,_,_&#39;-»*&#39;--- Jansab �! * snn mm PAGE TWO . . ,

" AU bv. 1 _ �Lin. Din: �E _ ,-llola. _i__ r &#39; . &#39; Q &#39; &#39; "Coup. Inn.! *_ :j&#39;,;_�:&#39;;_t - =- � 7 q , lIE�R.Q$lIllE¥~l Qmmts1|m1|oul-. in.-&#39;.-_ , i 92 x é lu-1...? , hi� »

__:;_=-_f.~_ 1:; I-l92I&#39;I&#39;II i&#39; ;.-_&#39; Plan. I Incl. ._ - .I-.&#39;-f_;T;§ s-¢. »-.. __ _ E_1_&#39;; *1 Tlnbbgir _� _ -- . PW -

Q

4.»-Ic-.-.....__ mm or. 7tlhh II. __ &#39; " &#39; &#39;_

- oh... s--, __ mm. noon CI] 1-|:1.r1&#39;1m: um Q 3

V: &#39;-7� I_.;_&#39;.q-

C

!1

i

E

3&#39;1

<0

:r-- -292 1 "&#39;92-"&#39;~&#39;?:

..i__-2.-5.�..

92

1

II

NOTE: This concerns a limited civil rights investigationbeing conducted by our Sacramento Division pursuant to aDepartmental request into alleged break-ins of UFW officesand an attempt by one Fred Schwartz to sell documents takenduring these break-ins to the UFW for a sum of $35,000.Investigation by Sacramento and San Francisco Divisionsindicate subject, aka Fred Schwartz, former deputy sheriff,ounty, California Sheriff&#39;s Department, andare possibly involved in a scheme to B15�documents to UFYJ, Department desired subject and�be interviewed for details, Subject&#39;s attorney advisesubject has information "bigger than Watergate" but priorto disclosing information he wants subject granted immunityfrom Federal prosecution and immunity from local prosecutionby Santa Clara County District Attorney&#39;s Office, San Jose,California, for possible violation of the Business andProfessional Code connected with the same information.

Subject&#39;s attorney believes subject&#39;s life may be in dangeras result of releasing information.

Tliist tS Fai dS toto1 s ns ruc s an r nc sco an acramen

discontinue efforts to inte &#39; ct per Departmental �q¢,Attorney Frank Allen to SA _ on 4/22/74. � b

I

".j>_;_&#39;_&#39;3_.-_&#39;,I

92.-_

I.

4.0- 3 Rev. I-7-72} I

�.

-1 �FEDERAI__. B_UR_EAU OF INVLSTIGATION &#39; .&#39;

SACRFJENTO

_ _ 17 W 7� rt "� &#39; | I W 7 __ &#39; i i &#39;,___IIPQITPN� °F&#39;|cl QFFICI OF ORIGIN Djfi |N�It&#39;1&#39;|�f|y� pER|°°sacnmmzro 1 4/19/74 is/2s - 4/10/14��n-E OF cui I &#39; If I nzeolvr ma; Iv I I _ YT; &#39; �Y

flog!-LP &#39; UCOIE&#39; aka toJERRVLCOHEIJ 4 &#39;

United Farm Workers, "

JVCK. Z

1 e&#39;ene&#39;,"Ca11jforn1a".i;-.V1C1�IDi CIVIL RIGHTS&#39;2� &#39;4-�

d 1:»7 7_ i i 7*� ______ _ 7 W r

/"92 II

REFERENCE: Bureau telephone call to Sacran}ent_§_>, 3/27/74;Bureau letter to Sacramento, 3129/ /4;Bureau nitel to Sacramento, 4/2/74; -

3! San Francisco teletype to Bureau, 4/10/74; _" �HSacramento airtel to Bureau, 4/15/74. d� / if �k

! � Sacramento nitel-�t; Bureau;. � |@.;f�{E92&#39;-92&#39;2 1 NC&#39;LP92S$92&#39;|&#39;92ED

ATIVE &#39; &#39;~

6-� �I;ea

ADMI PI SIR

3

&#39;!

92 � n.-Err 3 an %�L..aBYY _ §_ __i._l . 4 U�lL 9292L�U/ &#39;-- As in referenced nitel bf 4/18/74, the subject has

requested an interview at San Jose, California, therefore, this &#39;92--- - . case is being maintained in a pending status at Sacramento until-

resuits of that interview are known.

1.

�:1:

. l

¬Ouv|c_

� jf _7AccourLfs5u|:nrs6./iunaoz nous 1� , S_ irua. F_ faxes� I saunas: U I�:Icov|:m|;, 92:ao:|-casnlztmI J &#39;iJ

P=#��Hi 6�v�i&#39;R ��i ?iPINUNG FROIICUTION

QVIR Ill MONTHS

-� I&#39;1l_.-- F?.._an |__|vi.I |__|IID

Dru Cluetcnu. --in I� I W� IT I

COP!II BIDI:

Bureau UUSA, Sacramento

San Francisco �4-1413! InfSacramento £1� 3114-625!

~""=>&#39;I= __ W ,,. ,,,,,,,5 no not nrre nu snces snow1 1 . .Jl�7""&#39;! I I

i�

J-�LL74,-;6 0 M�? "/I /__� 1"-::c~ 2A1158. Heme * BI APR 711914 &#39;

B - -6! -

1;Z;�We¢/1/a4,4w4� E415?� -,F _- ~,~¥&#39;~/---J-&#39;-&#39;=.1 M5"? - W.4 . .- _" _ _ _&#39;;&#39;yj-_.f-__92;, lcqacltllccd. .-_92_. =4. -,_.._- _ I , �..--,=*a-»- is � I _ . ~14 4 4

L0 B TQ� MD� In-no &#39;%a:a|_=_-5* H" iv |

hlId]

._ __ 2.-»- -�,2 Date Fwd. _ H 4

I1

I

i . .

E

SC 44-625

San Francisco is being furnished an informationCOPY of this report in the event of any further requestfor investigation in that Division.

LEADS

SAN FRANCISCO

£1� SAN J_t_!SI3, CALIFORNIA: Report results ofinterview of �s*uFj ect. � � Z

SACRAMHT-T0

"�- AT SACRAD �I0, CALIFOPNIA W111 conduct92 92 1 &#39;

additional inves3Ig§£&#39;i6n ff reqiie�ed by Bureau afterresults of subject&#39;s interview are studied"II;-.-P 9

__.._,

ff...�-1

--__I

A

&#39;92:"~.4 "r�Y--&#39;P..

rob,�v.L�.

5*COVER PAGE

� wt,

-. --, r .�

92

FD-204 Irv. J-3-59! I I &#39;&#39; _, ,1," T _ - ,_&#39; �&#39;3

&#39; . rUMTED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JL-1.-sT|CE

FEDERAL suneau or INVESTIGATION

l - USA, Sacramento�""" ¢..,..= 1 - AUSA, Fresno

D.

__.-

-1

/-2

92_...¢

�Y _.I

-"&#39;.&#39;,-7-,-{&#39;4J a" "-

. a.-�Q 92 I. .1", ,-&#39; . v ".&#39;-._-&#39;.-&#39;»g&#39;._J-

9°�ll Mn _ Om; Sacramento California19° ea ,

9�" 4,/19,/74

Fiald o�icl Fill I: Mg�; F1]; Q,

""� JEROME JOSEPH nucors;

;�,,?;,�§,°3�j§�, ,_,,RKms_ l§§;1;92|p1§o5r.1gxT|0N CONTAINEDch KEEINE, CALIFORNIA - v1crn»1h~:.92E|i92I;> UNCMSSEFIED _&#39;. _ l V �V .

CIVIL RIGHTS Q5 _,}- -&#39;- -:1-_..�_?""".&#39;?&#39;l5r* U§yn0p|i92: I

JERRY COHEN, Chief Counsel, United Farm Workers UFU! Keene,Ca1if., advised he held rearranged meeting with one FREDSC!I�:I!.FI1"Z, 3/25/74, at Ba�ersfield, Calif. SCI-1&#39;.!»&#39;R1�Z claimedto have docuents taken in robberies ékbabby informants atdirection of two California growers, which would be of interestto UFU, and which he offered to sell COHEN for $35,000,Another meetin between COHEN and SCHWARTZ took place atBakersfield, 3§31/74, and was observed by Buagents. SCHUARTZwas photographed at this meeting and later identified assubject JEROME JOSEPH DUCOIE, white male, dob 5/28/29, GulfportMississippi, residence 1528 Hanchette, San Jose, Calif.At this time subject lowered his price to $25,000 and namedthree California growers allegedly involved in this matter.On 4/II74, subject telephoned COEEN and asked for $600 to$1,000 immediate cash which he said was needed for bail.On same date subject telephonically contacted the FBI OfficeBakersfield, Ca1if., under name_SCHWARTZ, and said he wouldsubmit to interview 4/4/74. Subject was contacted at Bakers-field, 4/2/74, by Buagents and stated he had been in businessof gathering intelligence for certain California growersre UFH activities, that he is in debt for $20,000, and thathe expects criminal charges to be filed against him. He

92

~ ,/[.07This document cant-aiaa nritlu-I nculunndatiaaa nar nncluaiom alaha III. ll ia the I-spray al the I&#39;ll and ia laanad to your IIIIWII *1 "I4 ill �lll�l-1an not to be dim-ibund amide your aqua-y.

U, 3, qqvgyggn pl17l1&#39;lIOG �ll�! : I010 O - aoa-no

DATE =5�-3 8;: BY - 2&#39; 5/&#39;2}/, 4»

I

K,I.

v

SC 44-625

would not elaborate until he could confer with attorney.-�¢ On 4/3/74, and a/8/74, subject telephonically contacted._._ ,-�- FBI Bakersfield, and said he would appear for interview

as soon as he receives approval from his attorney, HAL___ CHAPMAN. Contact with Santa Clara County Californiati District Attorney&#39;s Office, revealed subject borrowed

WOREY fr°m Several Pe°P1e in San Jose area telling lendershe was raising money to pay farm workers in order to backup union. Criminal charges maybe filed against subjectby that office. It was also learned that CHAPMANsupposedly not retained as subject&#39;s attorney.

--...4I

I - C -

DETAILS:

_, The following are the results of a limitedinvestigation.

_" By letter dated March 28, 1974, from J. STANLEY�- POTTINGER, Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Division

to the Director of the FBI, the following background infor-<.&#39; mation and instructions were received:

_.

...�-

I

4

Z1"?-,,.., __.-r. - -.ow�, &#39;-,_ > -sf"

2

l I68

-1-. a-._-�-

dn-�n._

3

_ II

sc 44-525

On Hednesdey- March 2?, l9?4, this Division wascontacted telephonically by JERRY COHEN, counsel inCalifornia for the United Farm Workers Union, telephone

*$ - 805 822-5571. COHEN related that he had been contacted bya person who provided the fictitious name of "FRED SCHWARTZ".SCHWARTZ puported to have information that three peoplehad broken into various United Farm Worker Union officesin California, as well as the offices of other organizationsassisting the United Farm�Uorkers Union and their activities,including SNCC and the Saul Alinsky Organization. COHEN re-ceived the impression that SCHWARTZ was an attorney and wasrepresenting one of persons responsible for the break-ins.SCHWARTZ wanted $35,000 for evidence he would provide linkingnumerous California growers to these break-ins. COHEN metwith SCHWARTZ on Monday, March 25, 1974, in Bakersfield, todiscuss the matter further. SCHWARTZ provided COHEN withb ief glimpses of m�terials in his possession purporting"I&#39;*&#39; 19*" I7� * u ** * 5 I I I5to have been seized from offices broken into. SCIIUAR&#39;I�Z also

_;s provided a list of such places, including a United FarmWorkers Union office in Delano, called Filipino Hall.COHEN related that Filipino Hall was in fact the objectof an armed robbery last year and that the crime had neverbeen solved. Among the materials" taken at that timewere financial records of the union and records relatingto certain of their activities covered by the Norris-LaGuardia Labor Act. SCHUARTZ further related that therewere checks in existence which would establish a financiallink between the alleged thieves and the growers. COHENfurther related that SCHWARTZ was extremely anxious toraise the $35,000, as his "client" was supposed to be chargedthis week with fraud by uknown prosecuting authorities.As the above information indicates a possi 1e violationef Title 18, U.S=C= 241 involving interference with therights of United Farm Worker Union members and workers underthe Norris-LaGuardia Labor Act, please conduct the fO11Ow1ng

a limited investigation:ju-

"9-r

.,_

KT 3

,4.11*!

.. p

we

- -c_-._

i

/&#39;

y

?

1&#39;5}? 1-r.;&#39;.*-&#39;,. ..&#39;- ,;wV _r �J--11 _ .�

SC 44-625

92

92

"V-5 ,

Interview Attorney JERRY COHEN for full-1�!-p.I&#39;lq AF �ale nnnfnnfe flu Anfn 92.1"f"92 I&#39;D?�g_|,g|,q_,g_J_:| U; u-Lil 92.-U111-G9292.,|-0 bu uu-ac �Ava: 1.n.a-nu

SOP.-MRI Z. In the event SCH1-FAPIIZ recontactsCOHEN, which COHEN feels in inevitable,arrange with COHEN to be informed of thelocation of the meeting to take placebetween COHEN and SCHWARTZ. Establish asuveillance of that meeting and attemptto ascertain the identity of SCHWARTZ.Following the meeting pi�se reinterviewCOHEN for full details of the conversation.Assuing SCHWARTZ can be identified byphotographs, fingerprints or in some othermanner, please inform this Division of theresults of the interview with COHEN andthe identification of SCHWARTZ in orderfor us to determine what further investi-

gation, if any, is warranted. Also, pleasedo not inform local law enforcementauthprties of the meeting between COHENand SCHWARTZ at this time.

4 0

I

&#39;1

929292&#39; 1<

&#39;Ik--�J_

F~+

1

192

I

- 92

.I__.JH

14

�"1

�TL

-.-1.. 3;�.&#39; -_�:7.

-&#39; Ti..�-3

, .

J.

FD 10; rniv H-27-70] _- I

92 92reornu auneau or mvzsnoanou-0

4/2/74Dela ofl an|:ripIlon

JERRY COHEN, Chief Counsel, United Farm Workers UFW!, Keene, California, was contacted during the morningof March 28, 1974, and furnished the following information:

On Thursday, March 21, 1974, he received a tele-phone call from a male individual who said "You will knowme as FRED SIHWARIZ" and indicated he was from San Francisco,California. § said he had some valuable informationto sell concerning break-ins of UFW offices, churches,the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee SNCC!, andcertain individual residences. A meeting was scheduled for3:00 p.m. iiarch 25, 1971+, at the iiilton iiotel liar in Bakers-field, California, and SC!-IWARIZ told him to "come alone".

Ch How�!-BY» March 25, 1974, at about 3:00 p.m. hemet scmanrrz at the Hilton .15.� in Bakersfield, he comm!was accompanied by a friend, DAN LAVERY, an American CivilLiberties Union attorney who resides at 307 Jeffrey Street,Bakersfield. LAVERY was not introduced to SCI-H-IARIZ as his

friend, but merely preeeeded him, DHEN, into the bar, toact as a witness. At this meeting SCHWARTZ had in hispossession a file or folder approximately one inch thickwhich he said contained tolen UH! or UFU related documents.SCHHTARTZ advised that these documents and papers were a .sample of others that were accessible to him which weretaken in connection with various "robberies" or "from inside"UFH by an informant, all at the direction of two Cali-fornia growers. SCHWARTZ made the statement that he repre-sented a man who is to be indicted on Harch 29, 1974, forfraud, no city or state mentioned, and he, SC!-IWARTZ, owedthis man a favor. At times SCHHARIZ referred to the manas his client, the thief, and at other times he mentionedhis clients, indicating more than one person.

InLl_i__r»- 1 .SC_§¢é;625____hlgrvlswlll on

ff L10DB V

Dara dmalad _ ,,

- -92Z-...|_

!

:

7&#39;

:9-_&#39;| �-1-1-.

.9,-;-�. 1

F

2SC 44-625cus/vck

SCHWARTZ exhibited to him a hand written listof targets of past "robberies", which list was writtenon yellow lined paper. COHEN recalled the following namesfrom this list:

� �J/�C

The Student Non Violent Coordination Committee SNCC! San Francisco, California

Filipino Hall, Delano, California, thishall was the victim of an armed robberyduring about 1968, st which time someU1.-�W papers and documents were stolen!

92b,]L

A Catholic Church office, city or statenot recalled-

6

<9~

..._O.-I

&#39; 92111

; 92

92/&#39; *&#39;92

is

---2�-1;

1

N

92,

I_.- &#39;

----I.

.i-.

92

1

3SC 44-625CNSfvek

SCHWARTZ then handed him two small date-calendar_..-_ . .. __.. - .__ - an .14� or L75-5ooLs, �hith contained the name B8 attempted v

to review these books but they were re!r!eved by SCHWARTZbefore he could examine them for authenticity.

He teealls that during about L a UFW buildingcalled the "Pink Building" was burglarized in Delano, and -qcsome Comunit S &#39;ices Organization CSO! files were Dstolen. �ves associated with CSO and UFT-4 021%time and Stnwnsia allawed him to examine a letet fromto UFH Director CESAR ESTRADA CHAVEZ, dated either 19%!or 1966. He was also allowed to examine s few other un-recalled documents, however, the items he was permitted

I .s_ ___._..i.s___ �ta review appeated ta eantain innoenous informationQ»

SCHWARTZ said that the docuents he had in hispossession and others were stolen dates not mentioned! inwations �tabbeties" ind that these etines were committedat the direction of two California farmers one a la

we

SCHWARTZ repeated that he represented an indi-widpal the was to be indieted fat ftand an Hateh 29, 1976,and needed $25,000 to get out of trouble. SCHWARTZ saidhe was asking $35,000 from UFW for all of the docmentsand information available to him. He said the extra $10,000tpnld be split between unidentified petaana.

CORN said he told SCHWARTZ that he had nointention of buying stolen UFH property. He left SCHWARTZtith the inptesgion that HF? would not pay him any nnney

92

I

1Jan

.. *&#39;92

.�__5i&#39;,&#39;.�

. . J_.A.-4

|

J

5

1-J

i

i

1§1

i

!I1

HIE�,5, _&#39;r_-.--�P &#39;;r»N.-.1

.&#39;4I1

5

. {= J4SC 44-625CNS/vck

and that if he felt that a crime had been comitted he,COHEN, might report the matter to the proper authorities.

The entire conversation with SCHWARTZ consumed

approximately fifteen to twenty minutes. There was noattempt at extortion by SCHWARTZ.

He recalls the following additional informationin connection with his contact with SCHWARTZ:

scmmnrz said that _ bof the

and was using thisinformation for political gain, but gave no more specificinformation concerning this particular matter.

SCHWARTZ also-mentioned the California Councilof Growers, but did not give any specific informationconcerning whether or not this organization was involvedin the matter at hand.

SCHHARTZ claimed he had approached an unnamedDelano grower with s prwas-rejected

_ oposition to sell information, butfurt her sdvi!ed til Elanned

m o p o on.

SCHHARTZ drank sherry wine and chained smokedCamel cigerattes during their conversation. He recallsthat at one point SCHWARTZ called the Hilton bartender"FREHCHIE� .

When he left FRED SCHNRRTZ this lndividaul said"This is the last time that you&#39;ll see me" and indicatedthat his client, the man who stole the documents from UFH

&#39; 8 /1%

14&#39;

1C

1

T

. �.

j

/&#39;1

592_&#39;5.�

�9292|L

i�H

I�i

»

a

"1� 1

_. 1

� P<.-.-T,"1?�-&#39; T--1-7"~&#39;.192 .T&#39;.&#39;.&#39; -.&#39; ".3&#39;2-92!!

11

9292 .

5SC 44-625CNS/vck

and other locations, would possibly desire to meet him,COHEN. SCI-H-IARTZ said that he would contact him, COHEZI,telephonically on or about March 29, 1974, to arrange fora meeting between COHEN andphis client.

COHEN said he is willing to accept any offersof another meeting and advised he would immediately contactthe FBI if any additional such meetings are suggested. Hesaid FRED SCHWARTZ is unknown to him by sight or name, buthe feels positive he could identify this man by personalobservation or photograph.

COHEN described FRED SCHWAEIZ as follows:

Sex &#39;" MaleRace White.�Age Hid i+0&#39;sHeight 6&#39;2"Weight 215 poundsEyes UnknownHair Dark, regular cutMarks, Scars orTattoos Hone notedCharacteristics " Has deep voice, no

accent; chain smokesCamel cigarettes

Dress B-sown sport coat with_ white colored shirt and

tie, dark slacks

CGi�=l»7 said he his been in contact withithese contacts be b lephone Engrc rch 21, 1914. He ca�-; ackn0w1edged

he had received s telephone call from RTZ.

During the afternoon of Hatch 28, 1974, COHENtelephonically furnished the following information:

9 /15

J�

0la.-,3_�-1

1

<921

1;U

4--1

1.-11

J

J .

92

&#39;14

1F1

..t &#39;3&#39;

"4

_ 92

92.

s

§c 44-625CNS/vck

Several hours after the above intervii was 57¢,completed,telephonically advised him that he had met FRED SCHW92RI�Zin Burl Calif and that

b&#39;?C

o ca

with ormation, but stated that at thepresent time he intended to travel to San Jose, to personallyinvestigate the matter.

10

/""

��w

"T

1-1

92%

I-�;=r:1fn ..,

H

J&#39;i

;,929292

i

1

92 7

92MH§

ii 92I

�vi73&#39;of

FD-302 um-_ 11.21401 �

&#39; FEDERAL BUREAU OF lNVESTl&#39;GATl6N

�L Dale 0| lronscuipIiun¬_i[ i_._

JERRY COHEN, Chief Counsel, United PermWorkers Union, Keene, California, telephonicallyedvised that he had received e telephone Cal]. fromFRED SGNARIZ who requested COHEN meet liim at TheRamada Inn Coffee Shop at Bakersfield, California at3:30 BJL, Herch 31, 1974.

3/ 30/ 74 Baker-If ield , CaliforniaDllrvbwld on �I _ __ _ F�. Q g _

I

=o"c&#39;L , . ;_/so_/74-. airliner .>........... l **

IN: lonungnl mnleuu nnllher luolrmendmium nor gpnehnlenl of Ibo Fll ll I; Ihi pmperty Q1 ihg Fl! Qnd is loaned lo your agencyI and In con�rm no not lo be li�rlbvlcd ovmdo your lglhrr

-I4"�

"lu-

Q0

_-p_.q"5

7&#39;1n

IQ1

-

...

i-�Qq."&#39;l2,&#39;921,-�._Q--.1

. $1

U1�92H

� 1

n1

1

1 92�i

9211

1

FD-301lREV.ll-27-70]r"_ 1

&#39;92 &#39; FEDERAL BUREAU OF lNVES�HGA..�� I

bl 2/ 74Duh 0! |F0n$rIiP92|0�__i__

P

�

ii On 1-I.-»rch 31, 1974, 8 physicalisurveillance92 5| C &#39; O I Y. ---p of tie 1<z"1adn Inn,

Pierce Rood, Bakersfield,was noted:

w s conducted in the Colfceflhand immediate vicinity, 2520California, end the following

_ A hp -. -- --u�.~.&#39;-.--At ;s:zo rm. , .1;-.1u:x Cg,-H-&#39;_-:2, Chief Counsel,

United I-�arm Workers Union, entered the Cof£ceShopthrong}: the west door. At 3:34 1�.1&#39;I. a white male,age 45-50, 6 feet 1 inch_to 2 inches, 215 - 220 pounds,grey hpir, wearing 9 black swe:~.te;~: vest, poll-zo dot shirt,carrying n dark colored briefcase, entered the Samedoor r~1_1d met with CUHl.1»£. They talked until C92;1L&#39;*;llI leftat 4:12 1*.M. At 4:16 l�,Ii., the u11!;.no&#39;,-tn men who 92.�aSwith Ct-1143, left the Coffee Shop tl;-rough the motel exit,

&#39; walked appr0;;im:~tel!&#39; 40 feet sozth end dz.--:-ve ;-may ing 1974 brown Buick, C.&#39;-1ifornin_license 816 &#39;Jz2&#39;I. Heproceeded directly to The Hilton Inn, 3535 ltosedalelIi;_,h&#39;-.:.-.y, Bakersfield, errivirzg there at 4:21 i-&#39;..~i.,March 31, 1974.

This ~.1.nlr_no1.m. !&#39;!"=a"l1 was pi:-;tog,r;.-i-.-1;o;1 from 9concealed posi� approximately 100 feet .~92-ray bySpeCi:_=l Agent as he entered and exitzed the llarnadaInn Coffee Shop,&#39; 57¢-

.d Celifornia M. SC 44-625

D�92 .Doiaduualul _ ____

.12

~.

1&#39;

-1 .

.&#39; -92, _ 5-��-�.*_f. -1

_-_-

i

ti

! ;

--@-

-�-an;___q

.&#39;-�Z;

�-=1"

-- 13"-I-1&#39;91,�&#39;

--,._.a

&#39;1.�-1:11-if

,

P1

1

&#39;§c 44-625C33:jc

taken of the man who met with Cu�n� as discussed above this person was later identified aS JELUJE JOSEPHDUCUTE!:

92

.5 ¬_&#39;_;&#39;;-92

The following are two of the photographs

13

1 _ 4_�__�_ _»__A ___ _ _� __M___�_h__1_�___ �LE � .7�! _ �A; �J Q�� _�__92 5 _f_i_�__&#39;?r__~_�_/ _d�r__~_� �fl K _ �jig kI}__�92_92t _k_I �L _ _ _�__ L7;_ � O&#39;___ I __I_ w _ "_ _H__�_ �.____92 I 1 x r___,92_r__h_&#39;__M I� _�[__929292� 92�_ � I _�_&#39;___ é___ �?__ __ __ __ _ ________H__L L __92_&#39; _ _W _�92__t92 _� §,W_H�_�J&#39; _ *3/92k__H&_k_Q�xWI. ___ J __ __ _____ M d . _._ __ _ __ �u _ _ __� __ V I_V�F . __�_ UH¢h_____ _ _ NJ. __ _|_d __ ___ _J_ 2� 1��? _____ H_ �_,__%__b__�92___&#39;_�_&#39;_____"_~W___é___ �_ it __U ____�__i, _,_P __ _ ____._"_F_�______F_ Q�_ I _ _ 9__,__ _ _�_J__> _ _ _ J_�V/�E �F [X1 _� _ _ _ A _ 1�, aw; �_qm___ _ 4 2 _ *_,_Q___ if %_�_m___�__} ?_£____ J � J_ � _ .____ ______ ___ _ _" J __ ___ A______ _:_%__;__ 2&#39;; H: _____P I U ___ __ J __ __ _ �H __ ___ h_ __ __ _�_"�_ 92___�4 __H____+____&�� T -__&#39; f~L_ Ln , �-_ ___&#39;_é_ :_ ___, ____� v 4_ __ _; ____________h_n_# �L �_r___ in __ __?_n___?_92� H3 _ ____ H __ A_�_�__l_�_ __ _ __A __ _ ___92_ ____� &#39;1_ �"_�__"__�H_%__ __� ______ V_____%mr � _ F_&_ __ .�T____" &#39;_92 _ _� l __ __ � ____ _ _ _ _ ____ _ __ &#39;"_�_A_ __ _w_é __92#__ __ __ �_ 1 1 _ I __1 _ ��___ &#39; _$__3 $1 n___� _ ___;___ �W¬__ _ _ _� _ r J�_ _{ � �92 ____ L�_�I - __ � 4A _ Pk� �W_I_ _ _ _, _ _ M~. _ &#39; � 3�&#39;_ ____ I __n__L&#39;_h�_92 I _ I___|_7___ __l__ _ __.1____ "__&#39; ,&#39; __ _ "__,t__&#39;___ �4, my. �Ii?�T _� _ ,_ tn; __4_�___@IW_"I*-1�_�_WA_�_M

__ __&#39; _ !_I_ _ � &#39; � _� _ _]___&#39; I I1 �A1! "I �. � &#39;_ _ �1�_I_4l�I_�_�_�|�_-_�_i� _ &#39;_ __ _ _ _I F: _&#39; _ _ _ __ __ � _ 92: I __ _�_ _ _�___ �_� _ _ M_�______5 �&#39;J*__�n¢�_"_§ 3&#39; Ar &#39;} i ____�_ � __&#39; _ _ �l I� J_� __,_._ _ _ __ ._92?_�wr� __ 4 �V W___ _&#39;__ ____h_f � �_ I� _&#39; I J _ _� -1�. _ I ____ _ _ i. __ 1" %I_ _H &#39;___ _ _?_ _ §_&#39;_M_j______f &#39; �__ __ _ % _ . J I _r _T ii __ ___ _ K __ &#39;_ l__.- �If! w V _ _ ____ |_�_ In _*_m___�___I é _ __ _ P I _ _ ___&#39;_ � _ J"w� _� �_"_ _� __�_�__ cm u__ if____|__ I__"I"&#39;l__�_�I � � I7 P� ______�__ " �_ _ __ _ �__ i _"_~_ _£_w____h3 _�__,�iiIi_ __ �_ ___ ___� {bu ___ __ J __ l__ _�_�_h_______{__�_ _" _ *_ P ¬ n � } 1 _J _f , �_ �F� @__&#39; WW _ tn ? Li _ ____ _ _g b. _ §�__?_�_ J�_&#39; E _ __� W£_w __L* __ _ &#39;__ F�__�� Hf_ _&#39;_ _ __ V I Q _ f I _ * J�4 _ __ _ _ __ 2 __� � I ______A� H_.9 I_92H§R_WMw__Y&#39;HQR�W __"5F __at _J_______ ____wA_WMFW______ _ _&#39; _ m W __I �_ __ 3.___ __ �.7 ,_______| � _ _?&#39; ��é W _ �% M __ _ I _ _ __ &#39;_r __ _ ___ T Tt�_�____92 __ � �_�__ f __ _ _ __ _&#39;__w _W _ �wt E� _ *__ _ _wy�Eti H__~& ___.&#39;_ L �_____V _""___ ____ , 92 __ __ _ 7 __ -_ _�_ _�_ ___�_,x_ I_�-�_w_____?_ ____ ___ __I _ _15 &#39; ___&#39;__ �___ � �;_4_ _�__O__

92{X

V

H

�1

-.1,

J!

"1

1-I 92

|

"&#39;..� 0&#39;!�25:":-I:1� 5&#39;. .5 _,

92FD-J02 IREV. ll-27-79] ,

92 r .

FEDERAL IUREAU OF INVESTIGAFIONI

2.Doll of lron|cripll0n

A check of room registration cords st theHilton Inn, 3535 Rosedsle Highwsy, determined thefollowing information:

On Hsrch 30, 1974, o JERRY DUCOTE, 1528Bsnchett, Sen Jose, California. registered-at theHilton Inn, Room 240, registration card number 33699.The card showed s vehicle as a 1974 Appollo, Californialicense 816-JZH, and s firm as St. Dismss Publishing.DUCOTE checked in st 10:56 A.M. and indicated he waschecking out on April l, 1974. Only one person wasindicated on the registration card.

s/:1/14 n.:¢=.:f.1a, c.11m-=1. sc u.-szsHovvlcwol on _nl_ ,_ Filo I _Inge

if Don diuoml _ __i___ _ ,,

_ 16Ilm ipcumgm ggmglm llllhlr. rocommgndgliom nor concluglom cl the Fl! I h the propnrly ol fin Fl! and is loaned lo yo» OQIMI:

E

I

W/

92

H

Ti-192i

_._. T

-L":=1

9

11

i;|u

&#39;.P&#39;If 92

&#39;50 44 625

Records of the lepartnent of Iotor vehicles ..» N!, sPC1�aIIlEI&#39;1tO C;-lifornia, were causrevi wed on 343 31

."&#39;:?:-T4. &#39;r._i&#39;_-.:l,&#39; ff-u&#39;.-4 I

" ¢_�

-J

192

9292

:4

92�� �

14I

>21

F

92921

-.|

<&#39; &#39;1

.92

92 }92

,,.

vuNJ-�V�

so-:o2msv.|:-21-101 . .__ I./" &#39; �

3 A 92 FEDERAL uuacau or nuvesraoaruon I

4/2/74Dole of Iron�! lplion

JERRY COHEN, Chief Counsel, United Farm Workers UFU! of Keene, California, was interviewed at 307Jeffrey, Bakersfield, California, during the afternoonand advised as follows;

He met FRED SCHWARTZ at the Ramada Inn CoffeeShop on Pierce Road, Bakersfield, at about 3:30 P.M.and held an approximate 40 minute conversation with thisindividual. At this meeting SCHWARTZ furnished thefollowing information:

The price of the documents was lowered to$25,000. The papers in question were taken in 16separate break-ins of UFW offices, and other organizationsand residences during 1966-1969 and possibly including1970. These documents were in possession of the HouseUn-American Activities Committee for two weeks at some-time in the past and have been reviewed periodicallyby the Military Intelligence during 1966 through 1970,as well as other unknown agencies.

sczmnrz 5&#39;16.

51¢

3/31/74 Bakersfield, California SC 44-625Mama-clan _ W a1_,___ .1, , .__;_ ",9 _ ,_ ,_

� 53° 1a 3/31/7�5! ~ -V -9- Dan Imam ,_

�Ni locumam eontoim nolllsar ncoumaoadoliong nor ¢on¢l¢|lon| of In Fll U la the pa-oparly ol the VII and la boned lo your agencyI and In tsunami on am la be dlmlbulad oumida paw op»:-;.

* 16%

J17 uI .7¬F.�--�;- �v �Va.3, .1

1

E92i

t1

I

1, t

_ 92i.-_

--a1

4

I 192

Ti

.&#39;,-kn_1 ."

92

- _ L ,2

2SC 44-625

He is disenchanted with his former associates,who were not identified. This appears to be one of therationalizations he is using to justify turning againstsuch associates. He also mentioned that he had aspirationsof writing a book concerning this matter.

He claimed there are two persons who are stillbeing paid "hush_money" by the growers, one in Mexico ,__and one in Spain,� and that periodically an f the B70Army Intelligence or the "CIA" approaches foradditional money for these two individuals. _

5- _!!IHA_R1�; further advised QQHQI that he was a formerpoliceman. �He would not allow COHHI to closely examineany of the documents discussed.

COHEN said he told SCHWARTZ that insofar as he isconcerned UFW would not pay for the documents. SCHWARTZasked him to confer with the UFW board and he would bein contact later. COHEN said he would advise UFW DirectorCESAR CH.�-%�.&#39;EZ of the matter.

On the evening of March 31, 1974, COHEN advisedas follows:

SCHWARTZ telephoned him at about 8:30 P.M.,March 31, 1974, for a final decision from UN. liet&#39;o1d SCHFIARTZ that the UFH Board had decided not to pay

- 92

19

I3

Fi

}v

,1.

&#39;111-J1

J

1

J

i

1

/i

KJ

&#39; 7

I�!

¥

&#39;1-�4

"32IV.;+~». .3-hFQ.-1�!. � _�.

&#39; r

u � J

2.sc 44-525

any money in connection with this matter. He furtherteld SC-1!�:-JARTZ that he hes! co:n.mL_i.niceted with the CivilRights Division of the United States Department ofJustice who advised him to tell SCHWARTZ to contactthe FBI at Bakersfield concerning the documents.COHEN said he told SCHWARTZ to contact Special Agent: the Bakersfield FBI Office and

urn s e ARTZ the telephone number of that office.SCHWARTZ indicated he would contact the FBI on April 1,107A &#39;

COHEN said he ha in t itact

with n wehim no payments wou e mi

20

D�!

nL-

r

11

17 1

.. |. 1,___ _ &#39;|

�m/

L

11.-11&#39;

1

1

1

1

92_1a 1

"131.&#39;_ ;

1�-�.5.1",,-_,.-vfj

&#39; F�

Po J02 mew. ||-2?-70;Q .

1�-! .- .s -- 1, -FEDERAL auasau or mvssnsanou-"1-

4! 2/ 7492 D01: of |I&#39;Qr|| |iphp|&#39;92

JERRY COHEN, Chief Counsel, United Farm Workers, UFH! Keene, California telephonically stated thatt roximately 3:00 P 11., llpril. 1, 1974, he received- &#39; s app .

s telephone can from EPE S%AP.L�Z t&#39;.&#39;:o advised aa £011 �

A

- He needs immediate cash for bail o� between$600 � $1,000 and in return is willing to sign sstatement implicating certain California growers in16 burglaries. He indicated bond was between $6,000 -$10 ooo nd said "we need bail bad." scuwamz said. ahe contacted an attorney "up north" who told him other

-l _ C _ 1 92 _£____ ____�_ _;_ __j;_l_ Q_92___matters should be resonreo oerore contact vntn the r .

SCI-NARIZ sounded very desperate during theconversation. He mentioned that one of the persons involvedin the burglaries had nine children.

COHEN said he had conferred with UFH Director,QESAR cgavgz concerning what course to take and CESARtold him to �ask the FBI." Cuua.m�"�" said that he hadrecommended no money whatsoever be paid SCHWARTZ. COHENexpects another contact by SGBJAIQIZ and feels thatSCHWARTZ will desire to meet with him lgain on April 2,1974 to attempt to persuade him to pay UH-I money forinformation. It appeared from the conversation thatscmnxrz has still in the Ba-karaneld am-

4/1/74|.1.........., _ , gg.., _ Bakersfield, Cali.fot�n.H&#39; _: SC 44-625

-__

I

54

_�-

92

¢&#39;_§,&#39;-&#39;-- -.&#39;;-

> -1I.

5H4 I

rix

9

i1

FD~J07ll&#39;lEV.1&#39;l-27-70}

-

92� Ir

92 riosau nuauu OF lNVESHGAh1»i

--.1.

� I

4/2/74

i At 4;20 P,M_, April 1, 1974, an individualwho identified himself as FRED S {W telephonically b7¬contacted Special Agent at the Bakersfield

�adv Se as ollowszOffice of the FBI arid

�He has beenll-I-Ill �c IIUU

Office who would make

in contact with JERRY _COHEN andtalked to Senator&#39;s �!<&#39;.f_�-�.Y92T,£92Im�i&#39;-�sarrangements for him, SCHWARTZ,

to furnish information to the I-�BI. He declined to-discuss the matter on

appointment to appearthe telephone and made anin the FBI Office, Bakersfield,

at 9:30 A.M., April 4, 1974. - --J

5

Ogle Q! l|Qn|¢rip1lon

4/1/74 Bakersfield California SC 44-625bhfvl-MISC on _V _/___Ol __ &#39; _ _ f Filo I T N

&#39;; .-11".. ...._.a 92>I*" 411/M

5!� , -�a_ ,1 �� - ~ e e , Dole d-zlolld � _ , _

22_&#39;rlhh lawman! tonlouu, neither n¢omnendol�|on| nor |QIK||||IQn| ol lino Ill ll lg lhi propgny of lhq I&#39;ll god 0| I99"! Q, fqyr g&#39;¢@q_I -OBI Ill conical! on IIOI lo be lhlribulcl ovlhdn your O|ln¢y.

I

.-.&#39;.&#39;_.-a-Ln

/_

"--...

£3�;-�I.-.&#39;_-l 1&#39;]:

l

F

SC 44-625

e*qum er is 11005! lift-$95tablished in Salinas for a long t r-=~=-*-�ed with the ta

"- 1b 92

On April 2, 1974, instructions were receivedat the department requesting immediate interview beconducted of mm scmmxrz and or JERRY nvcorz and LDC

� in order to ascertain full details surrounding,1, a- J 4.l_.l _- - - " -&#39; &#39; - &#39;

a

BPICJ-L Ll

that nomivament in Ln1.§ matter. It was turt a visedttesmpt should be made to interview

no contact should be ma wit theunless necessary to do so to locate

uals to be interviewed.

25

_ 5°C

-�-1 &#39;-H-_ h&#39;e�té&#39;"i&#39;§&#39;1ocat d at 6 " Mrte�: t , ; Californieu� I troduce"_?m an primarily involved I&#39;ll! Yéttl�e. The comp�J t Hgn b &#39; "

5&#39;? L

/8�?

/W

92..

-1-E92

IIf�

fl-10r

FD-36 In". s-22-en ,

92 ,

�

Transmit the following in __ _ _ _ _, __ �

Vin

III

.,_-._�._�_-._-�-_-_@__.,---_..-._�____-.-__-__.,____.,-_q.---_.__-

92I

�-5

/�

"--_

5/?

0

.&#39;;v_921� .&#39;=_-_.4�.."92-&#39;

F B I &#39;

Dole: I4./22/74 d

Transmit the iollowinq in _ __ __ Type in plo-inlczl or code!

we _ p__ __ p_ AIRTET. p _ _f Priority! i K

_[ 1&#39;0: maecron , FBI�I /&#39;

sac, sacmrzmrro �4-525!�=!

JFROI-IE JOSBPHOIIJCOTE, aka;JERRY COHIIN

UNITE�! FARM HORKIIRSICZENE, CALIFORNIA - VICTIM

SUBJECT 2

V.

CR {9200: Sacramento 92

&#39; C.YT Re Sacraniento report of SA t dated B7

1 Upon first reading of referenced report by case agent,�I correction was noted in synopsis on line 4, word 7. This word

was inadvertently typed as "whereby" and should be "or by."

Bureau and San Francisco are requested to make neces-

Transmit the Iollowinq in _ 1 _ _ T7 __- Typ¢ in ploinlexr or code!

Vin _ i _ __ _ _ _______�- Priority!

,92__/,

-5

I

"" I _!&#39;ro=/ DIRECTOR,1-�BI I111 ~Z{//II 4/. Crimnsn FARM womcl-Ias,

~ ~ I»I 64 Bureau R148

�! _"�I 92", I

I I __[92 � 1

F B I

Dole: 4/22/14

AIRTEL AIRMA IL

. , __� 92R � -

Glull; _ UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE�"* FEDERAL BUREAU OFINVESTIGATION

In Reply, Pique Refer lo ,�h�h Sacramento, California

April 22, 1974

JEROME JOSEPH DUCOTE;j JERRY comm; UNITED FARM woR1<ERs

marl 1*

_._ terepnonicauy rurnisheo tne rollowing

information voluntarily to the Office of the FederalBureau of Investigation at Bakersfield, California, onApril 22, 1974:1

He has determined that Fred Schwartz� truename is Jerry Ducote of San Jose, California.

-1-

H92

!.- J

_ Q

_,_,.__.._...a:,

i

II

I�l

a

- I-at-�

Q

5

- _.�,=--4&#39;

P70 �.dw-

.~

.r

..v.

°&#39;UoHll loan I-in in soil-Isaass! Ila? IDIIION _ _ v.es. Gln are no ar 1 &#39; !. K

P IUNlTED _§TATES &#39; ERNMENT

M emom ndum

T0 = Assistant Attorney General

CIVIL RIGHTS DIVISION

I-�ROM : Director. FBI

��"1&#39;=°T= canons JOSEPH DUCOTE3canny cones;UNITED FARM voarcsas,ICEENE, CALIFORNIA - vxcrniczvxz. moms

Reference is made to _m¥_i memorandum dated ii your file i !.

There is enclosed one copy of the lnd%dated __|i,£22,4k__ at issammenm _ ._ .

A. [:1 This covers the preliminary investigation and no further action concerning

,..

DATE: 1;/T1;

�I�?

a full investigation will be taken by this Bureau unless the Department so directs.

B. [:1 The investigation is continuing and you will be furnished copies ofreports as they are received.

C. II] The investigation requested by you has now been completed. Unlessadvised to the contxary no further inquiries will be made by this Bureau.

D. lj Pursuant to instructions issued by the Department, no investigation willbe conducted in this matter unless specifically directed by the Department.

E. 1:! Please advise whether you desire any further investigation.

&#39; F. E] This is submitted for your information and you will be advised of furtherdevelopments.

G. &#39; d for your information and no further investigation willbe COI&#39;ld1.ICt.B?l e s specligiiggly requested by the Department.H. Q This covers the receipt of a complaint and no further action will be

taken by this Bureau unless the Department so directs.

Enw �! Iota: Ilaass aorract ltna h word 1 at thesynopsis I Sacramento bk,rs art of 8 dated It/19/Th,Pto road �or by" rather than �whereby.�

�-1r.~-q---� ---.q-7- - _-u------_----;-u�-----.--~ 7 � v - - .~u&#39;¢--,-at-w w 1-- r-1-_|-t Q92Iq_ -1.-v -_ U--F - -..- .---vv-yw -

--pt .

1

&#39;592

--5 1

_,.-..

92� -i�

C�,-

.§_7_"_�_f.. &#39;,&#39;_-"L

1. -1"?! :5

L01-2&#39;21! .Cou!I.�. --0

SAN FRANCISCO <44-1415! M.!n

I

�.

S

-.--I. � &#39;5§;§nIA&L__A D ADln&#39;v_ 92 &#39;-&#39;-n[�R*L1 |:-.15:-.u or cr92&#39;92&#39;£5uGAT|0:92. �" l AsEI..:D-ir.&#39;:.92 _, _O.~!:.1U!92.CATl0.&#39;§S SICTION .. - _ Admin -- ---�--

92 A _, Comp. Syst.>&#39; .&#39; Q &#39; � � &#39; Ext� Af1&#39;.92ir:sAI H 1 IE: I; � /U, F-�U & Bum:-,?

� __ ?dcn.tInv�on .f &#39; I�sp@r_1i;!|1 _,__,__

Val; Intrr&#39;|l. , A ___....La�:>¢raL1ryPln . 8: Ev

--nu-n-�.

NR 017 sc PLAIN

a-22: PM NITEL 4/as/74 RRH n =-TISpec. lrw. ...__Tr&#39;1in&#39;mg

T�l�phtrne néli:ATIN: CIVIL RIGHTS szcnon, GENERAL INVESTIGATIVE DIV 910+:-1» Si-c&#39;y ..

FROPG SACRAMENTO �4 625! P! IP .- .

@ ~.1Eno~:r-: JOSEPH nucon-:, AK:-.; JERRY gnaw, ILIQITEDWABM w_oR_x;3_s5;{_[,;, I//-,5/.1"EENE, CALIFORNIA DASH VICTIM, CIVIL RIGHTS, O0: SACRAMENTO-

0

125&#39;"RE SAN FRANCISCO TEL TO BUREAU AND SACRAMENTO, DATED APRIL ID,

I974 AND SACRAMENTO AIRTEL T0 BUREAU, DATED APRIL 15, I974,

ON APRIL IS, I974, SUBJECT TELEPHONICALLY CONTACTED BAKERSFIELD,

CALIFORNIA RESIDENT AGENCY AND ADVISED HE 92|-�AS NOT READY TO FURNISH.

INFORTGATION TO FBI, HE SAID HIS ATTORNEY, HAL CHAPMAN, TELEPHONE

NUMBER 294-2270, SAN JOSE, CQLIFORNIA, REQUHED HE? /NTE £1�sme JOSE. SUBJECT saw cuwmrm IS ACQUAINTED wl �s OF saw b-,¢,

.105: AND RE:QuEsTE|�ocnmc&#39;r CHAPMAN A1 EARLIESI convzu1zuc_§:____, ....E-TO SET UP INTERVIEW DATE. CH E�. PR 23 92g]4� A

DETAILED REPORT IN THIS CASE IS D_L_!E�&#39;O_ TLOF SACRAMENTO DIVI§¢IQAL- --�-. v 4� _

on APRIL 19, 1914. &#39; &#39; -�

sum FRANCISCO A1 sma .sosz,"&#39;bAi1|=&#39;5R�N1A&#39;,"1&#39;+m:nv1£u suaascr ANDI.

amt? wrrn COPIES to sncnmzmo; lJSA,4SACR&#39;A"|ENTO; mm AUSA, rm-zsno. .- �2 u n

A19 mi 019757?!" "�" - " Y�-�rf""&#39;_�r&#39;?-&#39;-&#39;_9&#39;-""=v�rr" &#39;-:-15"".-7--"v ~ ~ -..� 4 , &#39;1 l|1&#39; ; .9-e_-.-.-.-.---_»~ _|-

L M5

.

- a .�. "-1

<

D

I-3

�W

,4

�~3.&#39;Jf-1;�,-1,71 �.14 I_.,.&-

:&#39;.54_f.;- s

�I

Form D]-I50 E414-20-an _ - - ".,_

�I, L UNF&#39;f.D STATES L� ERNMENT t� I. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE._� .- _ K &#39; u

Memorandum

- JSP:WLG:1jrJ. Stanley Pottinger

FROM p=Assistant Attorney General DJ 144-11E-12655 Civil Rights DivisionP gmf &#39;-� - z

�nicT_Jerome Joseph Ducote A , ~_*United Farm Workers Vi!

~?92&#39; .D&#39; t .¥9292 To &#39;Fed§§alrBureau of Investigation DATE� 1 7

Keene, California &#39; |92 *3,CIYHIL _R;ou1"s c _ g"_

Reference is made to your memorandu dated Q.April 25, 1974 enclosi e copy of the report of bSpecial Agent Iated April 19, 1974 atSacr mento. .a _ _

Please disseminate the allegations and informa-tion contained in the referenced memorandum to theappropriate local law enforcement authorities, inasmuchas the matters therein involve possible violations ofCalifornia statutes

A

h.

~:�~10

QMGL Sc REG-477;�?-é?fJ/79� 9L-112 1/q - L, owe--&#39;G J46 ____ T�/_d___

no:-um-04 �Ql%

F mAY92o1s74 _.

___�_ fl-

D

<

��-

Q

-_-&#39;v

I;§&#39;~.&#39;- -P

&#39;=.92?zi&#39;1-.�Ti.

92, 4.0:

-w

I.1 �

,1- 92Airtel

5/20/74

�Io: _ _8AC_,�8ac1-anento �4-625!Iron: tb&#39;1&#39;r5é:t°rRE&�7 _ Laojoif __ Z1 1 - Hr. GardnerJnnom: Josmn nucorrnum-rrzn FA m.-1 nonxsns

grmnz, canmonuna

I-eSCn1rte1 Ind I.-HI! dated 4/22/74.

Lneloeed ere tee eepiee oi n Departnentnlletter dated 5/17/74.

Handle the dissemination oi the lntormatlonpursuant to the enclosed request or the Department andadvise date dissemination Isa made Ind identities oipersons to Ihom the intonation was furnished.

Enclosures - l

~---I>---- &#39;I�llG:sab �! .Us Mills &#39;p. - -hf. LU hr. .-

Anl. D||.|lllln.C419. Syn. _--In. llobu _-Illa I GQ. -iIl- iv. 1...-llnll. _.....___hollll� __-bloli. i.-Lliol�ory -.-.-Plcn. I Ivol. ..-lpc. hr. .....,.,....-�Ioonnq G

r;lC0uQ.j-

.&#39;....""_";*n~"~.,.*-:-J

g$ &#39;mm 2 01974-- ,--1...-ran

e 4

L1 �1-urnm: uwrrliW W7

&#39;.-.~_-&#39; -.

! I

�92&#39;

_/&#39;3

: .1&#39;_-- fa

. A:

, , _-VI

airtel

To: SAC , Sacramento �4-625! V &#39;7/2/74

From: Director, FBI I@ I - Mr. Gardner

JEROME JOSEPH DUCOTE

Uh&#39;,&#39;I&#39;1IED_£�AB.Mo.V&&#39;.QRb&#39;-EBB.�I<.EeE_@ , __C_§ LI F0 RNIACIVIL RIGHTS //ReBuairtel dated 5/20/14. _ /4.21"�

I

G9

a

Advise whether or not appropriate dissemination0! the Information obtained during the course of this investigationhas been made pursuant to instructions contained in reBuairte1.

TMG/pwl �!

REC-34 £5/&#39;_;__4g__<_»_¢@~"&#39;1 JUL 2 1914I i I

lunar. Du. _.i � I22: 22 t�I;:

kl . U I.: &#39;-_&#39;-_-_-��-_.�-_-�-�&#39;__f umtco 1

.�;&#39;.*..�.:1&#39;;" JUL2 1974Illa I C0:Ina. hI� &#39;-FBIll-I.

s.-.4-_. »92r/bogus.Liii�rjiPlan 1 I |....1 ...."_&#39;i

"&#39;73:": /l &#39;53$: 1 1&#39;::.|:&#39;nrn: unrr II

22�

>

-_.-

7:�

J1�r�-&#39;-1&#39;.�._,,..1. ..-,4.

r

arrmuu. rem on an � � I�luv 10!: urrlwu | 2 __an nun �1 an} Ill-1|-I &#39; _ __

UNITED STATES _&#39;ERNME.NT .1

Memorandumto DIRECTOR, FBI � m1-2:7/1/714

r5 �SAc, SACPAI�-IITO �/--625! C! /sE&#39;n];c&#39;r: JERCX-E12� QOSEPII CUIE, aka

Jerry �Cohen.-&#39;?,u1:1&#39;mn FARE! uomczns

KEEIIE, CALIFORNIA -VICTIM

CIVIL RIGHTS

00: Sacramento

92

Re Bureau all-tel to Sacramento, dated 5/20/74, *___--~

were a 8 ega ons

oped concerning this matter on 6/3/7!: and 6/7/74respectively.

/92

nsw I// /" -o� &#39; 2J,l"

i

<>92�%-¢

1* --

@_- Bureau &#39;925 31 - Sacramento

QIS:s1e &#39;

UL �! _ I é1 7 19� &#39; 5�/A"� H. gm! U..S&#39;. Saving: Bond: Regularly an the Payroll Saving: Plan 1°19

0-70 Rev. 3-E-72! .°"l°IIl92 .°I� W U. IIII-Ill--v nu non-oneu can no no II - _�UNITED STATES GI� _RNl92-1ENT

Memorandum

CIVIL RIGHTS DIVISION

FROM I Director. FBI

Assistant Attorney General

-_-._ fl�?

U5"�-lEcTF._ JEROME JOSEPH DUCOTE,

/-&#39; Q7, &#39;U_-BLIIF-D_FARl~l _ir-�OR.&#39;*IE.R.S__.

92-_

auy sou

K£&#39;£3JE,_ HCLAII-�0Rl~lII_92__CIVIL nIGi-iTS

Reference is made to ___ygg;p__ memorandum dated %

F,

&#39; I.»-g |

DATE.

iyvur�le DJ 11414-11E-125

There is enclosed one copy of the report of Special Agent

.-�92 f I

� 1

C7�

J I

/0

dated . at W a

A. [:1 This covers the preliminary investigation and no further action concerninga full investigation will be taken by this Bureau unless the Department so directs.

.ran IQIIQIUQII§ l§92|I§l&#39;�Ie investigation is continuing and you will be furnished copies of

C. [:1 The investigation requested by you has now been completed. Unless__ advised to the contrary no further inquiries will be made by this Bureau.

D. C1 Pursuant to instructions issued by the Department, no investigation willbe conducted in this matter unless specifically directed by the Department.

,.__.

92--II

.�

E. [:1 Please advise whether you desire any further investigation.

F. [:1 This is submitted for your information and you will be advised of furtherdevelopments.

kn G.&#39;?T�i&#39;§!&#39;sIH.Q&#39;rliAt;&#39;g for your information and no further investigation will.... ce::&#39;.ec.e.. eeleee :mci!ic-..y requested by the Department. - to �_!{j- L ____H. E] This covers the receipt of a complaint and no finger l DED

taken by this Bureau unless the Department

� NO&#39;I&#39;E: Appropiate dissemination of intonnat q_;q___

so directs.

O AUG 211974

E"°- this case was made to local autI&#39;l&#39;6?Ti:l%s.&#39;

r&#39;./ /. ; /1.L&#39;."./Z/�V&#39;?7° if 6�LO-»-

4

. ./

4 1

q -Q» .&#39;-.:".&#39;%.. .,,_". V &#39;8

92. _. .�.___.

1

"iii

-1_~

iii�|I&#39; 1

77-.&#39;-&#39;i&#39;;&#39;;1�2&#39;&#39; i�_ .� &#39;T"L&#39;§_ 1;: &#39; .-#3:�:

I�

, -1 5 �1-}-fr . Efintz.

1-IE1�. Gallagher1-Mr. Moore

Eir. J. B. Adams 1/9/751-Mr. Hotis

-vLegal Counsel 1 �r&#39; coulson

IEQUIRY FROM COEGRESSHAN DOE EDHARDS D-CAL.!,CHAIR}-iéii, SUBCGHZ-EITTBE OH CIVIL ART! COIiSTITL"I&#39;IOHA1.RIGHTS OF THE HOUSE COHHITTEE OH THE JUDICIARI

On 1/6/75, Alan Parker, Chief Counsel, House Sob-Connittee on Civil and Constitutional Right of the Committeeon the Judiciary telephonically contacted Q§§pector John B. Hotisregarding allegations made by JOSEPH_§EROME §ECQTE to the effectthat he had committed political Burglaries on45éEKlf of the FBI.

This matter has received considerable press attentionin California, and Congressman Edwards has erpressed an interestin these allegations. Edwards has posed several questions con-cerning DUCOTE&#39;S association with the FBI including the following:

1. was DUCOTE an informant for the FBI?

2. Has he been interviewed by the FBI?

3. Has the FBI received any information from DUCOTEobtained from illegal activities?

5. Does the FBI evaluate the source of and the in£or�nation offered?

5. If information obtained illegally is offered tothe FBI, is on investigation instituted, and are proper authori-ties notified!

Congressmen Edwards is leaving for California on1/10/76 and has requested an oral briefing on 119/76 ao that hemay aswer inquiries he mny receive while in California.

CONTINUED-OVER

; Z az:12e7s3 �O l__,/� "&#39;_ ,DOC:mez <35? ii� �EEFhEEB§5iIF&#39; 9! B76 � -.mr,_15 3975

0|

_._.-,_. .

i

-_ 4

_._;i

-14- -.�- .-&#39;-:_~;.-&#39;.- -�-.1.-.";_&#39;_&#39;| -/_§ 7 L";- -. -r

»-�__

1q

T4-.r_-1&#39;:-1 {&#39;01-|-nun1.£.:,u-A 92rvI-A-nar;.4.5.2: ITEQUIRY F

Ar?I ED

a&#39; 92 r

"&#39; {cl 4&#39; .00 &#39; " � � &#39;-

�-a- 1- 3;: -onv-rt-E� fghf w &#39;92v �1 If! B 1"�-Z COR": .-.-»§.§.....l1"J*.;I DU:-e I1...-"7:92..I".: &#39; C!-L.! ,

C}£AI&#39;�l�-�A1-I, SUBCOEi�¬I&#39;1"�i�sZl&#39;L G21 CIVIL 113-1".! C£�E¬f§&#39;1�I&#39;£&#39;1&#39;7IIO¢&#39;¥!*.I.RIGHTS OF �i� ROUGE CC;-ECEITTEE. Oi-E J�..lI1ICIARY

Joseph Jerome Dncote is the subject of the case en-titled, JEP.QEZF. JOSEPH BTJCGTE, aka, UHIT�:-III� FARE�; X-FC-Pi, I&#39;IIlEI-I,Ca1ifornia-- Victim 00 Sacramento-� Bu File 44-60006.

Investigation instituted 3/2717A revealed that DUCOTE,using name FRED SCHWARTZ, contacted attorney for United FarmHorkers UFH! and offered to sell documents obtained in burgla-ries from UFE office for $35,000. DUCOTE was to furnish evidencelinking burglaries to nnnerons California Growers.

Upon completion of our investigation, the USDJ advisedthat no Federal Violation existed, and that information should bemade available to appropriate local authorities.

Gut investigation to date does not in�icato there isany substance to the allegation,still pending. This informationtitled JESEPH JERGEE BUCGTE, akacerning. See Bu File 62-116733.

�r. Parker was advised

pending investigation concerning

however, this investigation isis containeo in the case en-.nO~ Q1_ == &#39;ro92gI9292ilI_I-&#39;92¢92I"�l921I-I, FmIil-Q B-an I-AL-LIJ|.1_.I::92--i-|..I:.l uvu

on 1/5/76 that there is aDUCOTE, and that a briefing

concerning the details of the investigation is not possibleat this time.

Hr. Parker advised that a formal letter would bedirected to the Bureau peeing eertnin questions eoneerningthis matter. He further advised that he was forwarding tothe Office of Congressional Affairs, newspaper articles anda 93-page statement allegedly given by DUCOTE to Stateauthorities.

RECO?-5.?*ENDA&#39;1&#39;IO?3 :

For information.

L-Q -..~__ .

<

D

.

J-

4

TO

FROM

sun]!-:c&#39;r;

u g;T4{ pl-�-"� _ i It

0� _,.R.ev. 3-2s-72> _oi J-in man NO. Ill IMO-In -&#39; ____ ..»- F�__ an re: &#39;1"-non I --0; I -an en. Ire. no. aw � . _ ,! I :/UNII ED STATES GO&#39;v ERNMENT -�-- "*~>�&#39; -

Memorandum L »/D

nt Attorney General DATE; JQIIUEYY 260 1976Rights Division

A&#39;I&#39;1�N: IR. IILLIAH L. GARDNER

Director. FBI

JOSEPH JERGLIE nucors, anJERRY nucom,rann scmnunz;nanny ononon scnanunsmronwmon caicsnnmocrvn. nrsrrrs

R &#39; :f2�EY _m1p_� Him d d 1; d,-7aP�£a*&#39;Y.,-@v 1975 your fi1ee !. = ioilglrum B eThere is enclosed one copy of the report of Special Agent _.......__.__._____._

dated _-. W- .___ at _. - __ .

A. [3 This covers the preliminary investigation and no further action concerninga full investigation will be taken by this Bureau unless the Department so directs.

B. C] The investigation is continuing and you will be furnished copies ofreports as they are received.

C. 5:1 The investigation requested by you has now been completed. Unlessadvised to the contrary no further inquiries will be made by this Bureau.

D. 13 Pursuant to instructions issued by the Department, no investigation willbe conducted in this matter unless specifically directed by the Department.

E. 1:] Please advise whether you desire any further investigation.

F. $1 This is submitted for your information and you wiii be advised of furtherdevelopmen s.

G. C] This is submitted for your information and no further investigation willbe conducted unless specifically requested by the Department.

H. [:1 This covers the receipt of a complaint and no further action will betaken by this Bureau unless the Department so directs.

E�°- sun non: pass no

Q <3 g//J. -.. r

-- - -- -_- ..,-_._... __...

35$

~,l .. &#39; K;

I 1175.-1-f5:� � I 4&#39;- :1

92

r-+

92t92

X-&#39; :--&#39;E» -" i�

1";s_ _ 92� -4

i7*-";?�;¥i¢&#39;=i

�Viv--.1.¢| GR .

�L� *- "I.. J1�-�A5: i�j-"&#39;_&#39;.92 r-1. Z ,

Iv

-: / P ,

- £ -

Assistant Attorney GeneralCivil Rights DivisionRE: JOSEPH JEROME DUCOTE, AKA

NOTE: cThis confirms conversation between Departmentallftorney William L. Gardner and SA John S. Giaquinto,wherein Hr. Gardner advised that he had no objection toI-�D-3025 and memorancla setting forth results of Bureaucontacts with subject, Ducote and his associates, beingdisseminated to the Santa Clara Prosecutors Ottice, aswell as the California State Attorney General tor theirprosecutive assistance.

.-2-.

"-1 -V � -."I 13:,�-_

L.=ea

�E.F<.f &#39;

*1."� ra

-!-

0 -.

1-1-

Mr. Gallagher

J. S. Peelman �

MI.

Mr.

/I

Mr.Hr.

._ L ,

id

CallahanAdams

1/20/76

GallagherO&#39;Connell

1�

�J

PeelmanGiaquintoMint:WalshMcbermottMooreWannall

= ll!»O iii:JOSEPH JEROME DUCOTE, Also Known as 1 � Mr.Jerry Ducote, Fred Schwartz; - Mr.HENRY GEORGE SCHERLING - Mr.

" INFORMATION CONCERNING - Mr.Mr. _

IPURPOSE: To advise of the status of an investigation instituted

to resolve reported allegations that Joseph JeromeDucote burglarized at the direction of the FBI and gave copiesof the materials stolen to the FBI.

BACKGROUND: You were previously advised in a J. S. Peelman toMr. Gallagher memorandum dated l2/22/75, that in

Harch, 1§7i, the Civil Rights Division CRD!, U. S. Department ofJustice USDJ!, requested investigation of repeated break-insof United Farm Workers UFW! offices in California between1966 and 1970, in possible violation of Title l8, U. S. Code,Section 241. involving a conspiracy to deny UFH rights guaranteedby labor law statutes. The investigation centered around an &#39;individual identified as Joseph Jerome Ducote, known as a conman and a former deputy sheriff, Santa Clara County, California.

Upon completion of our investigation, the USDJadvised that no Federal violation existed and that informationshould be made available to appropriate local authorities.Said information was disseminated by our Sacramento Divisionto the Chief of Police COP!, Delano, California, PoliceDepartment, and Kern County Sheriff�: Office, June, 1974.

On ll/24/75, John H. Lilly, Special Agent, Bureauof Investigation, State of California, advised SA Malcolm E.Sample oi the sen Jose Resident Agency that during the approximateperiod 1967 - 1968, Ducote comitted several politically orientedburglaries, including the San Jose Peace Center. According toLilly, Ducote committed the burglaries at the direction of theFBI and gave copies of the stolen materials to both the PBIand Western Research of Oakland, California. Lilly statedthat Ducote will be prosecuted by the State of California forpossession of stolen documents and indicated that Ducotewill state as his defense that he acted at the direction of

2- 1s1aa ..._- -�� ---&#39;f - :/144-60005 1~*»"" P� ""� " "�&#39;Q/pw], 33,;-pg _co:¢-r:r:vi:n�*ii&#39;§>o92é1a757.E* . .

§~

_..

n--¢-

hi

.----vv._- _ 92 ,-.--_-_

- |

/0"

k_Y:__»-

W

.__._.4&#39;

sane

,;.&#39;,._ 1,",1 �.545_;___ .�.

-"4"¢�&#39;."55-,1-�. "._,&#39;.

" r1*_ -92, 92-_ .

__._ I4..

Memorandum to Mr. GallagherRE: JOSEPH JEROME DUCOTE, aka62-116783

DETAILS: On 12/22/75, Special Agent John Lilly, Bureau ofInvestigation, advised that Ducote had been arrested

by them and incarcerated in the Santa Clara County Jail,with bail set at $100,000. He is charged with 14 counts ofgrand theft and possessing and concealing stolen property.Lilly stated in their continuing investigation, they now findthat Ducote merely alluded to dealing with some security agencyand that other people concluded that it must be the FBI.

On 12/24/75, Joseph Jeroe Ducote was interviewedby SAs of the FBI at the Santa Clara County Jail and providedthe following information:

Ducote advised that he has never worked for theFBI in any capacity. He advised that he did not turn overany documents to Agents of the FBI nor did he ever meet any BureauAgents who were acting in an undercover capacity.

Ducote stated, however, that Western Research ofOakland, California, had sent an agent down to review papersthat he had in his possession. Ducote said he thought thisindividual was fro Army Intelligence based upon the way the personwas dressed and in his general appearance. Ducote advisedthat he had what was believed to be two meets with the CIA,the first being in Hashington, Q= C,, and the second in sen Jose,California. He advised that he never directly contacted theCIA for these meetings. Ducote refused to coment on thismatter inasmuch as he was concerned it might jeopardize his currentposition.

Bureau files reveal Western Research Foundation,also known as Research Nest, Inc., is a private subversiveinformation�gathering and news clipping agency which providessaid information to private industry and the house Committeeon Un-American activities, and was utilised as a source by theSan Francisco Division as CS SP�33X closed!.

Comprehensive letterhead memoranda and affidavitssubmitted by both the San Francisco and Sacramento Divisions regardingthis matter, specifically deny that Ducote or his associatesprovided any stolen documents to Sns of the FBI or were everoperated as sources, informants, or at the direction of the FBI.

2 com-xmhgn - oven . . .

I|

4

J

.l/7

--If T1

-�-_.--1__i_,

g;;;

|,7 _

22?;ff :*e

&#39;-r&#39;T=?iu=-1.. 92 I, _z~."-:,L=&#39;.".{,�.�-§"�._*~_&#39;-&#39;,-.&#39;,.__ .2

4:4&#39;6

921

r

&#39;

Memorandum to Mr. GallagherRE: JOSEPH JEROME DUCOTE

62-116783

It is noted, however, that a mailing list forthe San Jose Peace Center, one of the organizations reportedlyburglarized by Ducote in 1967, was provided to SA Malcolm E.Sample in 1965, by former SF 2581-S, at the time a highlyplaced source at the Center. This source obtained the list asa result of source&#39;s direct affiliation with the Peace Centerand not through any contact with Ducote. Bureau files containno information which would link source with Ducote.

Departmental Attorney William L. Gardner was advisedof the status of the pending investigation and furnished copiesof all letterhead memoranda and affidavits submitted bySan Francisco and Sacramento. Gardner stated that said letterheadmemoranda should be furnished to the California authorities inorder to assist in their prosecution of Ducote.

By letter dated January B, 1976, directed toSAC Charles W. Bates, the Attorney General, State of California,and the Chief Assistant District Attorney, Santa Clara County,made written requests for certain original FD=3G2s and memorandaregarding Ducote, said request in addition to the letterheadmemoranda provided, in order to assist in this prosecution of stolenproperty and grand theft. The State Attorney General was mostappreciative of being provided with copies of the comprehensiveletterhead memoranda but indicated that certain original documentswere necessary.

In addition to the above, Chief Assistant DistrictAttorney William P. Hoffman, Santa Clara County, requestedinformation as to whether the FBI has in its possession a copy ofa mailing list of the San Jose Peace Center. The SAC, San Francisco,recommended that in view of fact that the list was provided bySF 2581-5, prior to the date of the reported burglaries, and hasno direct bearing re the prosecution of Ducote, that the DistrictAttorney be advised that �This office did not receive a copyof a mailing list of the San Jose Peace Center from eitherJoseph Jerome Ducote or his associates.� The IntelligenceDivision INTD! and Legal Counsel Division LCD! concurred withthis reply and SAC hates was advised accordingly.

with the above exception, there has been no requestmade by the California authorities for any original memoranda orFD-302s regarding former CS SF-33K or SF 2581-5.

The CRD, USDJ, and the U. S. Attorney, San Francisco,have been provided copies of all affidavits and memoranda andpertinent information regarding this matter.ACTION; The opinion of the USDJ will be obtained re release of

the original FD�302s and other memoranda regarding Ducoteand his associates as requested by California aut�gr�gges-, TheLCD and INTD concur with this action. Q; $9 r;//F

1- -A

0F92w"..*~92 W;. 92 __.92

3 ?h¢$f E em

92 &#39;1.7~�77V_ *&#39;_

FD-350 IHOV. 7-I5-63]

it if I iii Mount Cllpplnglniyaocsffllow! if W4 ..B19�- .ovhe=ru1:r ~ --~~~

&#39;lr".:�r.-:&#39;r i ail� .:."

.__.___L.. - _ I92&#39;»_ -&#39;*_r�-_ . i _ " ..�¢-O-&#39;�~I-5 _ -ens Lynn-Ann "l -

.1

e<1-

_..i-p

..-..-- iall

fl

92� -_+;_-, _,.�. ._,,;

&#39; 4-.�&#39;

&#39;;-"Ii em. - i. �; �GI -i-_- &#39;1 2&#39;�31�".&#39;&#39; �I&#39;;§r_&#39;92§r 1&#39;.

S_}-in&#39;en:&#39;r=�~.3-&#39;-J-�IEr _ 3-~_&#39;. 7:.�

/

1&#39; � 92

&#39;~_.-W. -T-_-.,_--.-_-_....__..__......e:.e�, �._

:;:4

.~

�la su*rg|@ry Q&#39;Ch&#39;9!%?Il§°v$ I.&#39;_� -t.,�.%T�!!-its-_ ,&#39;,

By Riel Carroll , _-____;,92_ - -.

Cesar Chavez and his l toplav.-i,-er in the United FarmWorkers charged yesterday therewas a massive political coverupof the 1967 burglary of the union&#39;sheadquarters in Delano. .7

"I think the Reagan Ad &#39; &#39;|tration was up to its neck in

verup," Chavez told newsme&#39;_ La Paz, the union&#39;s headquar-

_ east Bakersfield.�The whole thing is a little

Watergate. Law enforcement offi-cials knew about this but am. � " &#39;

f1 /:1 {UV

Q §L92,»g5Bv92 Q 1 l

néthingw. 1 -i .1�, -=.»l,&#39;*"::-_.&#39; ~g He and UFW&#39;general counselJerry -Cohen were referring toadmisions Tuesday gby JeromeDucote that at least two majorgrape -growers -conspiratoriallyhacked his his burglaryln Delano.

- Cohen charged that -�the ,the CM and the Delano police _course have lmown about &#39;

urglaries for a long time -- th0 policesince the night they

. and the FBI- sinceebruary of 1971! when they

shadowed a meeting I had withDucote in a coffee shop oi theRamada Inn in Bakersfield wherehe tried to sell me back the stolendocuments for ._ g .

Cohen said the CLA learnedabout the burglaries when Ducote,sccording to Ducote&#39;s own admis-sion. met with a CIA liaison agentin Washington in 1967 following ameeting with thenCharles S. Gubser Rep-G I.

ho has siucerettred. � _ "

A �So.� we Cohen, -3 cenuestion is, �why did it take song? Why doe: this .111" surface

now after the three-year statute ofllmit.at.inn§_,has run out, and thetrails to evidence grown state?"-

5 5 Fea1/�g

- I&#39;s~".1 Y

V Pg- l&#39; 1Y 92

la 1

f ."" -, It _ If Nt.

i I�

1Assoc. Dir. ----�

" Dq-g&#39;t_]!,-Adm._-- . .1�,;_ I lr��

. &#39;____,___.L� "PIE S?�st. ----

- " . �I &#39;&#39; " -I _&#39;92 --_&#39;;.&#39;.:�n _

-- H ,9r ;;__-�-1 I _� _ ._.t- �; I &#39; ;"q;&#39;>TZ.�.�- J -&#39;-"""� &#39;11.", *&#39;- Eva. .-1 -~��

i Ti-..l.�.&#39;=u3 -"Y:= eazul 1&#39;�l

nff�Telephone Rm -"-

. , . S*_ iii 7L:-92.....r my QC,� �-�_-- Indntcats pdqo, hams of

nswspcpsr, city u sluts.!

%_ 55,!, lg/Q

ll� .1

&#39; .-L/

A 1 S.F.Ch1-onicle

92San Francisco, Ca.

i I

�Dali: �I2-25-75

::;:}5Eg,~�;£J¬.rrol1.: s.E*�"".=ageYoung gggeriotTitls:

KIQEEPH JiI.ROM1QUCO&#39;1E¢h=~<=w==INFO . CONCERNING

°&#39; SF 62-691+}Classification:Suhlnlttzlsq Olilcs: SF

- I [3 Bslnq lnvosttqutsd W Wt 49/-/p 4- �/�hr

NOT aF::"�§"

-1 5. Fl7.L iv� .36i� &#39; -=&#39;"

1 . s&#39;..

�.~+

-J�

-- F

*i-&#39;-8.1:. 1&#39;75�; -;. R _ 92

92

._�92 ._

-_ �Farm Bureau. had the key to the-I. t office box, Ducote said." " -&#39; - ""

mer�president of that countyfsi

c� .

Cohen said there ought to bea hig1&#39;r=iev1!l"investigation _of lawenforcement inactivity m the"ase, �but I don�t know whom__1_;0lall u n You don&#39;t send tn

ic of typhoid." - 92_ " &#39;Meanwhile, Ducote jhits told

state investigators that&#39;_.while he Ewasn&#39;t stealing documents inthe 1.late 19605 he was crissa-crossing ;the country raising money _f_1;otn <his basins"-$m<&#39;1i.ITfer .l>14r&#39;.&#39;=mera- .-livll-".. . .. i". "

-"said _in an statement on f_i.ie�in Sang�1-lose Municipal C0l1I&#39;K,�_il{Bt&#39;§ for-wardedito a post. office b0X-111&#39;

P, ii&#39;illou~, &#39;.ilen. Santa Clara county. ,C 1 _Kenneth Wilhelm. th_en secre-tary of the Santa Clara =countyi

_ Dncote, a former Santa Clara &#39;We unty sheriff&#39;s deputy an,d._£or-&#39;

_; Young Republican Club, i5�"I_:|ei1ig_&#39;I; fheld in _iieu of $100.000 bail&#39;onf21 ._� 3:.-ounts of concealing stolen&#39;docu*.�"

inents and grand theft � Ii�! it-3TT&#39;;&#39;*&#39;-I-lis&#39;lt5ngthy statement given-1- to &#39; state ; agent Walter _Kubas

details how he hurglarizecl the &#39;1headquarters of the United Farm

_ Workers Delano. the San? Jose .- Peace center, the Oakland-»Peace&#39;.=?enter and Ramparts Magazine, ��I nameafew. i 5"-~ - �"&#39;

�I ho. -.�.-_:-¢� &#39; ___-92 _ 4

. &#39; &#39; He performed these political 1__ res, he said, with the backing

-_.of various farmers opposed to the -i}UFW�-or &#39;-"ith-Pt.�1e--%�"ain"�g 3.1",; &#39;. - .-_&#39;-&#39;- "-- --- .92..... LII -4

&#39;--~ On one occasion.-&#39;-L.&#39;_4:&#39;._ra_.l--._&#39;-&#39;.-_ L.s..;>-�-1.: - .__

&#39;TDiicbt�e said?-the late William.Penn Patrick paid him $20ti0iYor a Zcopy "of the San Jose-Peacet�entafscitsiling list. _&#39;92 1 �.- �.11

Patrick. head of the Eiulti-1million dollar cosmetics pyramidlmown as Holiday Magic."

&#39;- no - - .Typhoid Mary to fight an epidem-.,;

T]-. ~ " Checks raised in this ivay, -he

.-.: �.-

Peacc Center and stole themailing list. But they""nev�er gotpaid, Pucote said._ _ g.~. Scherling and Gulermovi itwere mentioned by Ducote

.being involved in other politicburglaries with him. They couldnot be reached for comment on

&#39;-the Oakland Peace Center job..-|.-m

- Ducote told agent Kubas thathe raised from Californiafarmers to light UFW leader

-Cesar Chavez between 1965 and1970_and that he raised undis-closed sums from around the

.country when he was not being aburglar. - &#39; .

..~*".|o as

.111 1968, he said, he went toi�iiladelphia at the request of

,Stephen D&#39;Arrigo, a Salinas Val-ley farmer," and got .i. How--1Pugh} chairman of the board�?!Sun Oil Co. to send a $1000 cited:to the Willow Glen postoffice boat

I92 |&#39;-- Sc..tI!u_cote also said he picked up

a $1500 check in Los Angeles from;�a_� M_r.&#39;Hear_st" at the Los ABSEIESHerald Examiner in 1968. 1 -

!:D in-1;": -. -.» a� -

The newspaper was then"meshed in a strike. Ducoteand he explained apparently toHearsti about the efforts being

,macte_&#39;_to combat Chavez. -

e-&#39;33 Duoote said the sisoo cheg�__was made. out to something call�the Fir&#39;e&#39;1&#39;and Police ProtectivLeague but the money �wasrouted back to our operation."&#39;- .,&&#39;; .E:_ Ducote sad he showed docu-ments stolen from Chavez. socialreformer Saul Alinslry and theSan Jose Peace Center to Representative Charles Gubser Rep.-Gilroy! and to various govern-

- ment intelligence agens in Wash-i11B¥°n- " . l. &#39;

h~""�u� &#39; �- _ _- _

_ -�He also showed some of his-_stolen&#39;~1:io1itical documents, he1811617". :tPn.1st3t8 _- SBDHIOI Hug�

offered him moo for ,1 mnimgn-iBdrp§.i*theh head of the Statl:lliseor the Oakland Peace Center. =S¢t1g@_M U|£AmcrmI1 Activities- - _-- . u| Ducote said in his gate�entd _,,».ithat a few&#39; days late .-&#39;héY."h&#39;ncl-Henry Scheriing and Andy Guler-m&#39;tI&#39;i"lt!l1�_tntered thé""UI�&#39;5nd

Committee; . " U-�&#39;F|-1"

s- 1

�r 1-1: -. I;&#39;I.&#39;1�c�!&#39;.--U

I...a&#39;

I =<

:N~ 7:1

__-1�._..._._

_._

-1-1

>*4

4:312", -_~&#39;|..� ,

..&#39;-.&#39;..92�,&#39;-,_3.,-k_£"..&#39;--£1 :-v&#39;- I

I ]�_T"&#39;r.- �- _.____s U 2;, 1:. -,

;�¥p-=_-;"�_ b ��n: -3&#39;1 -1- "&#39;1? � -I;-�-1�?-T&#39;§,_* -&#39;_" _H-"<v"1�92 1 tn 1 4 -v 1- � "1&#39; � I-"~-¢=----- % -.*=�- =~ 1. »-.-.¢*.- -.-=- 1":--vi». P. ,.�..-r -i&#39;Tu"�- . A---"&#39; ... -Q" ."=---4;-= -~°-.- -- . &#39;~¬=§Lg.�._~. .-". �*-I. _".:-4"", 9&#39;"-f� .~� 11-I� .--rd &#39; &#39; .. *P.&#39;.&#39; �»=- ~£4� &#39;~_.� &#39;%,£;;. � , ___:§"__;t 3&#39;_&#39;*_E_-r: -_� , ${&#39;T§ 5%. 7 .. _. .-:4 -J _ ~3§§�&#39;iG; E3-�Z_;;.?E* .q..ir-mi-&#39;1�."l - pr? &#39;_ *&#39; -4&#39;5 �_i"iw,&#39;_.-<§£&#39;.e. 1; __�:,_ .&#39;-&#39; &#39; � h,� &#39; I �:?"92-_ � -. _ &#39;_

- . . - - I ----M -1--.--1- L . __ ----- 4.»-7;�... 1-:4--- -- --|__.-.-...I:.._.._,_.,.&#39;.;..&#39;-...; .�.;._.._ �...M.:r..._n �J-.lL.1&#39;-,.&#39;;.92_.|;-,_,92_&#39;.�.Q--_-_�:.._&#39;92..&#39; --. ;.-.-_-&#39; &#39;"./&#39; "&#39;

1-» a---.,&#39;-L v&#39;_ {-1.---i. &#39;_.-..-92_..|.-I .&#39;-_..-&#39;1�.

__.._ I]_}:_;p.-A.D.-A|i-1L.-.- Ii1!.,�-;_-_-92.I!_-I:.v.i

Asst. Div.-.1;&#39;92.92I; .. S" 92"-

.¢L&#39;-1, .:

"5 F3?-:.~.-, .-.~ ,_ _

lg�-J;~�Jar:.~=:ru.~=m;|92- _, &#39;2 L - .&#39;, H . &#39;2. �k _ _ | 4 IIil92JA.&#39;.&#39;|_&#39;|&#39;?!Q

I� 1.- ;&#39;_&#39;,,4...� .-

�~.:=,1~, - 7-.�&#39;_b�@;;1_.i§.."J�-jP;5

F11 I -&#39; &#39;.~:Gr ------.4. �--It-1;-;_r _

SF ;J:92&#39; Q-5¢ -- 1-&#39; 92-at�;

":11NR 1&#39;95 SF PL§1_I_§92-P�,

_,

�."!�l. - -#-11-1.»-I 1-1-: -1:.Sp&#39;3C. In"-1&#39;. _...._.--1u-.-.m ,4 ----

&#39;1�=�.op!: - E-I.-.11. ...� 1»

d:1j?i�I/djG¬;T his-92Y 1-.5, 1976, ;.;.;gDIRECTOR, F51 s2~11s7o"s>

SACRAMENTO csz-454!

FFlJ;=i= saw FRANCISC-J C61/4-6945! P1iATTM or-"Flea OF� LEG.-92L CO,i.l;i5EL mes CIVIL ?%IGi1&#39;1&#39;S. .

¢ iJOSEPH JEROME L}-SOIE, AKA; HENRY GEORGE SCi�{.iRLI;iS. I�

I:~::~� L /!RE SA;-IAFRANCISCO sum. TU 0125010.; AND SACRA.-EENTO flégi! "

13, 1916. K{=1 AY

UK�-3 *}1.$92Y 13, 1376, RANDY SCHRIEDER, DEPJTY PUBLIC

DEFE&#39;.3.�lJE?., SQLQTA CLARA COL!

mromz EY 0;."-w IS LE5-iPERT, I_ smam CLARA COUNTY, 11251111120 I7 £_,.,-~&#39;6:0IfTi-DAY T"r{A&#39;1&#39; HE NEVER TALKED T0 AN AGENT OF THE FBI UN

APRIL 1&9, 1974, AND DENIED MAKING STATE;-EENTS ATTRIBLITED TO

DUNALD K. BERRY O1} PAGE 55 JF REPORT OF SA CO§~25AD

S}IA1."J OEQIED APRIL 19, 1974, AT SACRAI-�lE;iTO CAPTIOHED "JEROME

..iJ5:�.P.-i 3.1;orz, JERRY camza, LIFL-J � ulcrl;-1; ca". -

sc;m1;=.a-&#39;.s;a PLANS to suspuzwa sa 00;-1.-41.0 :4. szaav FUR

aP?EA£@HJZ SANTA CLARA counrv supazmz cogar PRETRIAL. &#39; 0 w Q.~iZ.92Rl;.�--3 ld:.Ja .-92..-1. t&#39;1AYl$, 1975. &#39;5 1/&#39;4/"&#39; __ &#39;<"-����--- �I

1,. W/-5900 6 T � 1975

»_.

�� "&#39; -�u -PI - Z92J»1.=�.i�.1IOI�l CQHCr:.m~lIN-1, Cd. &#39; / = _ /

i .NTY, ADVISED THAT ASSISTANT DISTRICT1&#39; I

- Ji

»_;

, I

�_.__�.. J-�I 1 _&#39;1

�Q_,,...f_ H:__ _ �

4�;

t

1-

M

j.9-_�

- 4q_|� -.-r3"

1.1, &#39;-Z67-�.&#39;f.�.&#39; U- . �.T1� &#39;.92.�g, &#39;5"-

In.

� »

92.,0-

.� ,-

l §. ,3 J�

. _,I! .�-92 �.3

SF o~ �

IA 1JTw Jr I I .JL Tlb L bU1uL4° Ia. �h J *-3J LNOIO L

&#39;1&#39;}-13" "� Q IE Id I-13 TEQTILJ T-1 T _ rO%*�i.-92T1Jn RELQTIU:

TO

AJT_O1ITICS J92TIL PQOSECJTIVE 4uT1J4 GAS uJlSIDa?£D BY

DEPARI1EATAL AITJw!*YS. LATER Tit 318-46 INSTRJJTZD

-92sad

THE

U?�

IT

JHEJ HI {EAQD DJJU a " JJUJT: o PARTlbIPATlOv Ii POLITICAL _

BdR$L.1IIS +nZRI " IN_D A 11LlHb LIaT OF T1E

SA} J

OOHuIR1Iw5 L UJNLMQ b JITH DJ OTC, Aw! $A1°L" I L

REFJ I JJCOTI b ALL7GHTIJv OF uU%EAd S COIPLIMITY A92D

HILL

JJCOTL

E;-&#39;-&#39;~_&#39;<"L&#39; ;2-:;.is_&#39;~ _ ,5. ..�-=::&#39;r- J 2"� "&#39;

L ,;..:4? 1» 2»

&#39;3 I " 3 I &#39;" " &#39; Q" .¢1 TO? Idam &#39;

-r- �---� - &#39; J &#39;92�� "�OF 5+ &#39;1U 1 - a . LA92A UUJ 1Y _a b-=~

Ti: JJ T� I1 ESTIGATIOJ NOT JE DIb5;uINATEJ TO LUbAL

n1INT O a TIFY LOCAL 4JTiORITlLb, {OJZJE�, APPARENTLY

JJ n IJAJJ_§ThNuL bAJ F?ANvlaCO J1JIbIOH REC?IUEO NJ UJPY

f%IS OMmUJI-1T O AJJ J13 NOT wdTlFY LO AL nJT{J?lTIES.

ST rY O 4L5; FQO n1Y 1 13 0-nZCO1.Iu Q3 ha 01

O1� I3Q92 J1LL JESTIO1 SA nALu L Z. SA1°LI Au TO

J3: :�C: CEJTEQ. HQ JiLL QJESTIOJ aa aAm?L:

JZ� 1:JEIPT OF n�Y DJ d�ENTa ALLIG:DLY STJLEJ BY

2% 5 »

-...

1

.- I 7|

--�-In7&#39;-L &#39;...;&#39;/--.-Mu,._.-&#39;,_~

1.-- *5

� .

H

&#39; . i

I 3-&#39; 92

1

_,�-

,...

� I� 4

1??-1.

F&#39;P�_"§-&#39;-1.... 4

3?

,/:5. _.. ¢~_;;:,~ &#39; ~.* .-J~�-~ 0" "T * " � _>- 92-1� &#39; &#39;- �r

, _�5-_-=_§;_-&#39;_" � -2�--&#39; ._}�.;.�.j:.e:T- ""l"r~�f¥2f�T5;"�; �Tg,;mjf§B¥E,;g§

c-5? 3;-6355 nl T! k/TO T13 IATERQIEH OF §§T4¬�,

_.� .-- __-- -:3-�-�:P_.&#39;-|921"-3 111&#39;�-�L...

JAJ3

DERRY §ILL TZSTIFY

T T DISTRICT HTTJRHEY LEMPERT U RIL 1:, 137%,

COJHTY LUCAL LAN £3FuRC£mZ&T

AKJ THE REASON SAMTA

AJTHJ¬ITIES HERE HOT NOTIFIED OF THE PJLITICAL BURGLARlES-

sa SAMPLE WILL TESTIFY coxcz�wlue HIS PERSuNAL KNUJLZOGE pug}/,j 92

dY PRESENCE

UF T53 CASE. BUREAU INTEREST WILL BE PROTE

OF AUSA RAY BIETZ.

@-

@

§@?;..

�-1- 92.&#39;I. I &#39;1

_;- -_¢.-f;&#39;7.&#39;_�.&#39;.�a:}f-. _ �. _

J3&#39;5

Y .=

F

��92

l

-Aa__,~

T

_~&#39;*i

J, .=.-_

»E&#39;-&#39;2-Iii:-.�t-Z.-"5.

.. 5?:

;92

_ _ - - &#39;-_ -.-__-.|..&#39; ~&#39;� -�_._-- - -&#39;

.92_ &#39;.;

. .- .--.- --.. :--<._ -;&#39;~=1~--,*- 1:-f_._ ,;;__-,_ f;-L:-¢rfT}.I 92-r92 hi.-&#39;*3*5¥&#39;r~&#39; . .;�n;@-.-ram:-1IF�.&#39;P?"~1~�i &#39;¬i:T=".~-.- �.;...-|....--�.|._ni"=i lb! .92..- 92.;vv92 .-

_ ~ j/T7-iv :V -"==--.= &#39;

-.-JR J1-.> 5F ;-�L..-�ilri §,":&#39;_*,§"&#39;."_i�-�__|]_,,;�§_*j&#39;._ gr 3

..-. . 1 � ,~5}� .1 .1. Oua-

_-1, .. .-..._. - _ ., I . =TM-�;?.. ..-;;;_ J/19/7;.» ;-r3,-1

.�:.CT�J 41,

. /&#39;~/ six: RA.-"iZ:92iTO Si.--&#39;-l92$-&#39;-5!F31 ca:-1151.53! "

r .1u.~1. SAN _

�3-39+1{S! P!

AT T bl 3 "

.1os:;=;-z JSRu.92iEQUZ�.JIE, AKA EIENRY GEORGE ss.+a:~21;-flxfis, 1::;=ua.=mT1.1;.=

........_._. -- - ..»._.- ._-_1--..- ..=4_:-..~ -,92._:_-. -..-..-&#39;-- :~;- d .._.__.--,_

4&#39;.u�xsz .>:~" 1.=:-3.41. COUNSEL A;-:9 CIVIL RIGHTS-..

L-¢_~._&#39;_.&#39;._&#39;-.. .&#39;1 - V._&#39;._��._4-� 1.1- ,pg-Q.._-..-_-. 5.,-�92.-3-_;o¢. Du". ---- -I92, DQI!.-.55. T.�.&#39;:*l-11:1---�

1!-�-_-"_1_-}, D.�IY�.Y._..._-ksst. Di:-.: _.~92d.m. �?92&#39;- - "�

� Ext. A*°.&#39;-1i�:

Fin. &C-en. In". ..

I! Idem. ...._. --I I1925{92 ;-&#39;:5.T92�J"92 ..._..._-..-. "

lntcli. . -..----�-�-� _&#39;923&#39;,~.-r:&#39;.t:1"."

____;-.1 Cr11u.I;92&#39;_:;./ é�_ p1;,_1;;_ 4&#39;; 3-IvaL.-_..92�I 1:.-».:. 3-:g,&#39;1r1L -_-- �

Spec. Inv. ...._.._-T1-_-.inin;.&#39;,&#39; . ___

."� �r 11152 R-UL _,C: .?a = -&#39;! -n Sec�? ..__ _-

.� Ic-.-2-:cER;¢.1:¢a, =;:P..--~ ~- . 5"� I

- >-.> 1-=L .1:l92Y 1=s, 1916. _

� fa "~.

SUBJECT; Uniteyd Farm I/»[0_rl<e�1&#39;s at al.

UTEJ. T17.

Ll!-|

,1

¢

FD 38 [Rev 5-22 61!c &#39;

. . ta 0

M! "921

15 Transmit the following in _ _ e __ __ _ i _,:,_i ___ ___�I Type in plointezl or code!

�L11; V AIRTEL, in r it _e_ __,r_,rE Priority!

;= - 92 hag >&#39;;9292<*§>-9"."

FBI

Date: 8/1/74

_: m

!- � 1.-�mu

&#39; 92

�----92-�___-.-�._.�....,.-..__,�___

DIRECTOR, FBI

SAC, SACRAMHIIU �4-O!

summer: JJNSUBS -, 92 92 �92

-_@;�-__�1_.-.�.�,-..__...

Toma}? n?f.¢_. . ?¥S¥§§°&#39;?5"¬:°d_-1�.1�?P1Pe1I§..__ Unnamed! o_ niteg Fa:m_vUor1;ers_Union_; bJoaquin Coun riffle Office

00: Sacramento

Q Furl� 92

I Fl

7San

" � . Stockton California Complainant I __ &#39; CR "

Re Sacramento FD-3o?dated 7/26/74, and Sacramentonitel to the Bureau, 7/30/74

I

Enclosed herewith for the Bureau are four copiesof an LI-IN concerning captioned matter. One copy of the11-IM has been disseminated to the USA, Sacramento.� 71&#39;

� This matter will continue to be followed at

/C45!! Gigs!.5/I/7,1

3c_L.

92 Stockton , California

0 70F 92I r92�~

6- ,0�5 ®- Bureau Enc. 416 __� R 2 - I 6j4{924__Z - Sacramento I I-" -__..,- � &#39;_¢&#39;j {MN-9 """"

a? __ ____

x914

L___4__

_|-3

5 {92P@If9e<2IZ} Sent ___._.._.._._......._M Per _ �

X

._;_..- &#39; --L-in--;~�l

w-.,____�11r

.*5$~

I

4 &#39;

1:

I

�

� 6&#39;

__an-__� &#39;|_ _- -&#39;2-3311-&#39;1-.!~. &#39; J�

."-~ a .92__~;-._

3; um&#39;r1~:n STATES DEPARTMENT 01-" JUSTICE.�-V 9 __;_:f.&#39;"*5.-�:*-F� FEDERAL nunmu or INVESTIGATION

all "$1-P"-"R&#39;!*~ Sacramento, California&#39; August 1, 1974

UNIQNUHN SUBJECTS;Tomato Picker Pickets and Hanbers

Unnamed! of United Farm Workers Union; Z.San Joaquin County Sheriff&#39;s Office -xi��§tockton,,_Ca_l_ifornia - Con;plainan_t_ @

On July 30, 1974, Assistant U. 5. Attorney AUSA!William B. Shubb, Sacramento, California, advised that hehad tel call discussed matter with

informed him�ht their position n is matter was that the civilrights of sheriff&#39;s personnel and the Sheriff&#39;s Officewere being violated by the pickets due to the intimidationof sheriff&#39;s personnel by the Mexican-American tomatopicker pickets, thereby requiring law enforcement assign-ment to the picket sites beyond normal strength and therebydepriving other citizens of equal protection of law byvirtue of the fact that they are not Mexican-Americans.snsa Shubb stated he advised�th5&#39;5 his =0�-plaint was considered unique and informed him that aDepartmental decision as to the merits of the complaintwould be in order and suggested� may desire toconfer with Assistant Attorney General J. Stanley

� Pottinger, U. S. Department of Justice, Civil RightsTlivision.

In an article appearing in the "Stockton Record"daily newspaper dated July 26, 1914,� is quoted asstating, "Hy men are being subjected to extensive verbal

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusionsof the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned toyour agency; it and its contents are not to be distributeoutside your agency. tNc1.o-,.__,-&#39;*"_�&#39;§§_ L/ _/ 6140� ___ I 9.10

._.�_.,- ":-_.. -_

"� ��&#39;[

if

-.92.1

.,/f--&#39;

�-" 92-.-f &#39;;-.

&#39; e

1. �

UNi<N092iN SUBJECTS;Tomato Picker Pickets and MembersUlnnaned! of United Fare �Barkers Union;San Joaquin County Sheriff&#39;s Office

$1=e=1<tQnl_Q=e11fe1�n1s:e9299111921� pi 3-_ S961?abuse and are having to go to extraordinary means to preventthe violations of personal and property rights of others.""lie are being compelled to be in attendance at the tomatofields! in great numbers because of the conduct and mis-conduct of people at the scene. This denies the public�sright to deputy protection. The public&#39;s right to be pro-

is in jeopardy." The article further states thata to his knowledge, knew of no otherlaw enforcent "agency filing civil rights charges in similar situations,and when asked vhatkind lief the U. s.! Departmentof Justice can providm�is quoted as stating, "Iam not sure. This is kind of a unique thing and it has notbeen fully explored." .

n an cwISheriff s Office SJCSO , on July 0, 1974, advised thatincidents occurring out of the tomato picker picketing wererelatively uneventful on July 27 through 29, 1974. However,five picket arrests on trespassing and assault on law

_enf_Q_1:¢ement officer charges had been made July 30, 1974.�advised that Mr. Fred Grey, representative of the

Community Relations Division, U. S. Department of Justice,San Francisco, California, has continued to be an observerto the picketing activity in the vicinity of Stockton asof July 30, 1974.

Further contact with the SJCSO resulted ininformation that an incident occurred on July 30, 1974,at a Stockton street intersection near a tomato fieldwherein tomato picker pickets and members of the UnitedFarm Yorkers UFN! had staged a sit-in. This incidentrelated to the fact that the pickets were insisting onthe arrest of a tomato grower representative whom theyaccused of deliberately injuring several UFW workers bydriving his pick-up into the group. A meeting occurred

2

.15.--< 3.

_a_--_

,_-1�-&#39;�._ an

1!es<

H�:�L

I

&#39; - r

_. &#39;1 �

UBKNOHN SUBJECTS;Tomato Picker Pickets and Members Unnamed! of United Farm Workers Union;San Joaquin County Sheriff&#39;s Office

§togktonJ_California_; Complainant 1_

between officers of the SJCSO, a Deputy District Attorneyfrom San Joaquin County, an attorney representing the UFH,and Mr. Manuels�hvez, cousin of UFH leader Cesar Chavez.At this time, according to the SJCSO, when a complaint wasnot forthcoming for the arrest of the grower representative,Chavez accused the SJC50 of being a racist police department,that they were on the growers� side, that they were goingto hear from them, that they were going out into thecommunity to get them SJCSO!, and stated thetf--- thepolice, we are going to take them on. Chavez departedthe scene of the sit-in at that point after talking tohis people.

Tomato picking activity in the Stockton vicinityhas been curtailed as of August 1, 1974, due to the drop inthe eastern market and a corresponding drop in picketingactivity has occurred and is anticipated to be somewhatreduced for the immediate period. However, UTW demon-strattns are occurring at the county courthouse, and itis anticipated that there will be some courtroo disruptionwhen the Mexican-American defendants who have been arrestedby the SJCSO are brought in for court appearance. .

L _ - _ _in a radio news broadcast inQ-:2 1 hi .1 t� W»Stockton state that matter concern ng s a ega 10D

of civil rights violations against his department is underconsideration by the Civil Rights Division of the U. S.Department of Justice.

3*

Q

-.;_» .,, . __, Via if _ *,__,e e _ , � ~�&#39; ii,-�*>

-

i

-� ¢

1.

I

"8

1&#39;,

F

U

|&#39;92.

FD-365 :§ev. 7-23-74!

Transmit the iollowino in

-u�

92

i

&#39; :

AIRTEL.

H 4�

. t. "E 0FBI

Type in pla

Date: 1/ 26] 14

inlezt oricodel i

_.@-1-1&#39;-�-_.¢�

09

_-.--_q|-<�@@_��@-92--�---�

Precedence!1-14-1-.|-q__--_-an-_ .,_1

Admin. ._._._..Comp. Syst. _....lit Affairs

� Piles & Coll� "

Gen. lnv. .14Ident. -__..___-&#39;_Inspection .__._..llttli. -:.___._...__Laboratory ___.._-Plan. l EVIL .-5991; 1.147. ..i,_Training __........_

_ Coun-Talephone .....

To: Director, FBI ATTENTION: Di"�&#39;°� 3 Y --�Q GENERAL INVESTIGATIVE DIVISION I

33 own. rooms SECTION

n 92 - . &#39;T1.�|&#39;C�1"D¢�* Q�SAC,_5_AcRAME-NTQ £4-0! QCRIMINAL SECTION

Q INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

§UD]BC92.Z UHDUDD &#39; U-HI-LU &i.L__§192§ A-5-

!-hmbersrs Unnamed! o§_kinited Farm Wot}:-e_;§_11nion;&#39; - ..

Egon get. gum gem-64[3PA QPE QPF QB

13 DAMV |;1 DAMV-FR [:1 CAAQAP QIWFC QCWAA [gm

Q EID Q Bomb Threats Q Eitremint MattersQ White Hate Q Black

Summary of Complaint: � i92 �Allegations: of deprivation of civil rights on .92

92 *&#39;.921t

the part of tomato picker: pickets and United Farm WorkerUnion members of tomato growers in the vicinity ofStockton, California, and law enforcement personnelassigned to picket activities of the Sen Joaquin CountySheriff&#39;s Office, Stockton, Califorgia, for �ue period / fJuly 24-26, 1974. �REE� , t______ �* IA

o

II�

lt6B ~ 07% . £L,- .. ..-,2»¢2%.7,¢ W �&#39;3 Buf�iz oé<13¬�?33£1s14

ACTION: UACB: """"&#39; &#39;-" &#39;�""Q No fur-timer action being taken and

Q PD 376 Enc to LHKH Q Secret Service _____�Q LHM being submitted Q ATF , 92&#39; Bureau cane� 5! Q Report being&#39;s&#39;.|bmitted &#39; S

2 &#39; Sacramento Q Preliminary investigation instituted5AM3¢�P Q Limited investigation instituted /

Q ln92&#39;est.igation continuing T_" ��! E?� 5

Q LHNI enclosed I] Copy to: [1 USA &#39; _$_�__92

/V;ll§5�IT65.&#39;qu1.n. County snéilt� 5 offiée; &#39; QStockton, California - Complainant /MC &#39;, 1______........_

ii iII

.-I

ffE.

. ,1..-

..

--u_.-.&#39;_-a~...-5.

es�

� -_

92

J

.�, -_&#39;11�-F§&#39;;�_

&#39;,9213

Gu1

:1M

aK h. H

E; UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICI-1 &#39;L-__ k ma. �#1:

FEDERAL nunmu or INVESTIGATION

,,, ,,,,,,_ H,� R4,, Sacramento, California�le No. July 26, 1914

UNKNOWN SUBJHITS;Tomato Picker Pickets and

Members Unnamed! ofUnited Farm Workers Union;San Joaquin County Sheriff&#39;s OfficeS tgckto[l,_C_a_l if ornis -_CpJ!!p1a inant

In connection with the tomato harvest in San 7Joaquin County, there have been instances of picketing ofthe tomato f�ds in the vicinity of Stockton, California, byso-called unaffiliated tomto pickers and members of theUnited Farm Workers Union. As a result of this picketingactivity, there were arrests of a total of eight pickets onJuly 24, 19?-4, on principally trespassing charges, fella�-Jed

July 26, 1974

� the 5.1, JoaquinCounty Sher s ce, on Ju y 5 and 26, 1974, advisedthat their office met with representatives of the S n Joaquin

Corina Toato Growiii iisociation and others and�at which time discussion was held

as to filing a civil rights complaint on the part of the

by the arrest of three pickets during the early portion of$+QQ &#39; t

growers alleging deprivation of the grower&#39;s rights toconduct the harvest in a peaceful manner.

q on July 26, 1914, advised um:their office, on the a ernoon of July 25, 1974, had conferredwith Mr. Edward Howden and Hr. Fred Gray, representatives of

This document contains neither recommendations nor con-clusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI andis loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not tobe distributed outside your agency.

/ �f"~.= ,&#39;r�*7�if " . "/Em. swj

930

A._.:4..-1;-u>¢_&#39;-

�&#39;¥&#39;�92-92

;"i:92I-5"

1

-

I

&#39;,

_ £ Q1: J--I ...=n-

UITKNCMN SUBJECTS;Tomato Picker Pickets and

Members Unnamed! of UnitedFarm Workers Union; San JoaquinCounty Sheriff� s Office,§tpoclcpton, Cal_ifornia - Compl_a_i_nant

the Community Relations Division, U.,S. Department ofJustice, San Francisco, California, and had made acomplaint during the Stockton meeting relative to thecivil rights of the personnel of the San Joaquin CountySheriff� s Office involved in keeping the peace dun-ingthe picketing activity of the tomato fields _stated that it was their contention that their deputieswere being harassed, injured and interferred with inperformance of their duty which was considered a violationof tktkcivil rights. Further, it was their contentionthat citizens of the San Joaquin County community werebeing deprived of full law enforcement protection due tothe necessity of assigning large numbers of law enforcementpersonnel to handle the picketing problems. He advisedthatfnrdeputies sustained minor injuries on July 24,1974, and that more deputies had sustained minor injuriesJuly Z6, 1974.

C advised that Mr. Howden and 1"-ir. Gray sti-Owere observing picketing and law enforcement activitiesin the tomato fields during the early morning hours ofJuly 26 , 1974.

2*

Z1!»9292

K

-~..|_92..........__l*L--

92A

I-w

C

92 _.92 _. V ,.&#39; &#39; T swam Suw92u0§.92m&#39;E921Bl�lTUTI 1-! �L P"-= I

92 , . &#39; Assoc. Dir. __-_. A- _ _ . Dgp.-A.D.-Ad.m._. 3

Dep A.D Inv._,_-

&#39; Admm. _-_--

COMMUNlCATIO9292&#39;5_5E§&#39;�_Ql§| !J:omD- Sis} ._..&#39; xt. -

JUL 301974IR 12 sc rum: T.� - [/ 1<**"*~ ~.��-�% 92zrzna-IYEE1 J {*;;:"-1?" -�&#39;S853 PH IITEL T-30-�H ERD /&#39; I.-nbonrory ___. A

PIIIL I Evil. .-ro DI/HECTOR ��" ""

FROM SACRAMENTO �4�O-5!! 3?

lipec. u:|v- _-- 1Trainin� ----� �

Legal Coun. ._..» �Telephone Rm. .-

See�; _..

ca V � . �"7uususs; rormo PICKER P1oxEIs AND ll!-ZHBERS on-ammo! if 1;-W4.l""� . -

oP*&#39;u+q1n:o FARM} uomu-:ns UNION, sin oonqgu counrr snsnrrrs or:-"ms, _STOCKTON!_OAl_:IFORNIA - CO!?L.AIlANT;� CIVIL RIGHTS» -

. ./RE sncnnnsuro AIRTEL&#39;AllD U-Ill to BUREAU, JULY 26, 1914, CAPTIONED

as nsovs. . ,1 W..= suuss, ssossgasuxo, ADUISED 11; no BISGUSSED

cnrnousn mm-:n IELEPHONICALLY u1wji¢£g.;on JULY so, 1914. -STATED tuna POSITION 1|: nus nattsnwas THAT rm: own. moms or SHERIH-�S PERSONNEL no was SHERIFF� s

0|-�nos so! us suns v1o1.m:o nus to nu: xunmonnou or

&#39;_�92A1;-

� .. l&#39; . �A " -

PAGE two

&#39;-��� sc 44-0-51

E THAT THEY ARE NOT MEXICAN AHERICANS. SHUBB STATED HE INFORMED- rant ms COMPLAINT us uvuaui-: um sussssn-:n� max"!

HAY DESIRE TO CONFER EITH ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL J. STANLEY

POTTINGER, U. S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, CIVIL RIGHTS DIVISION.

II an ARTICLE APPEARING IN ms srocxtol m-zcoan IIEUSPAPER, mhxc!-_&#39;_."{; �IS auorl-2n as snnuc-:,A "aw nan ARE BEING SUBJECIEO to

EXTENSIVE vznam. ABUSE nan ARE HAVING to so to sxrnaoaoxnnmr anus

TO PREVENT THE VIOLATIONS OF PERSONAL AND PROPERTY RIGHTS OF

D

OTHERS. �NE ARE BEING GOMPELLED TO BE IN ATTENDANCE AT Tl-IE TOMATO

FIELDS! IN GREAT NUMBERS BECAUSE OF THE CONDUCT AND HISCONDUCT

OF PEOPLE AT THE SCENE. THIS DENIES THE Pl.BLIC&#39;S RIGHT TO

DEPUTY PROTECTION. THE PUBLIC&#39;S RIGHT TO BE PROTECTED IS IN92;--.

JEOPARDY."

ms nnncu-: runmzn sums 1&#39;ua&#39;:� to ms xuouutnal-:,Qf;!@!new or no om-:n LAW ENFORCEMENT nssncv FILING CIVIL RIGHTS

u

-¢_...-.-.:..-.

92&#39;.

J

1&#39;./�

C

rA� I�,

" , ..92&#39; _

II

PAGE mass

sc 44-0-51

cmmass Ill sn-u1.nn �summons, nun an-ran ASKED as to mu xlun

or RELIEF was cu.s.> nzrnnmsnr or JUSTICE can PROVIDE,

-15 auorsn as snnus, &#39;1 an IO�! suns. nus 1s KIID mm�!or A uumus runs no 11 ans nor sssu row: EXPLOREDJ

L ¢~�<°�>so, 1914, nnvxszn mar xncrnsurs occumms our or ms ton-mo

rzcxsa PICKETIIIG vans RELATIVELY unsvnm-&#39;uL on JULY 21 nmouan

as, 1914, uouzvzn, A uumsn or Pzcxslr nnnssrs on IRESPASSIIGmm ASSAULT on Lav suronczmzur 0|-&#39;1-"rcsn crmnass um sax-:u am:

JULY so, 1914.-Anvxssn run ma. rm: easv, REPRESENTATIVE glng!or "ms connuunv RELATIONS mvxsrou, u. s. DEPARTMENT or JUSTICE,

snu rmwcxsco, cauronnxn, ans connuuzn to as nu osssnvza to run:

PICKETIIG ncuvnv 1n �ms VICIIIITY or srocxton, as or JULY so, 1914.

THE auaovr: 1s anus rumusmezn FOR ms 1:1-oananou or ms

aumznu 1|: rm: EVENT INQUIRY I5 m-:c1-zzvzn.

E u 0

HOLD FOR FOUR DORE PLS

1-~ =-_-qr; &#39;_:�;&#39;J":�-. ~ " -&#39; &#39;" ~ r 19- Hr-I. __ __ J� V

- &#39; i Z":-

2&4

&#39;._¢1.~ &#39; &#39;.�;--Q...-.-&#39; &#39;1.�

.1" -~

..�

92W1

-_.-

.. _92..1

1 4 - ~34O

1 A ca

gig &#39;

4I -.5�: U

Airtol

92|- - o -a/a1/:4E.-. _,8� éuf 4/416�/&#39; 5"� �°

Iron: Diroctor, IBI &#39;12- F f - Ir. DavisUIBUBS; TIIIIATO PICKBB PICKE&#39;1&#39;B III!IBIDHB UIHAJE! OI� UIITE III

92 IORJERE UIIOH, BAN IMQUIH OGIIH�IH3R1Fl"I OITICI, I&#39;l&#39;@lI&#39;@,

-. cauronm .- oumuxmnr

C 92 05*I-oSCto1 �I,/30/�I4 ,

Dqnrtnont oontlcte-d Ind ldvisod no Iurthortnvetigation should be ooacluotod in thllnttor. 7

Sacramento imediltely sum 2:11 tact: on notforth in retel and conduct no turthtr lmroitlgatlon.

I

NOTE. Per conversation with Departmental Attorney PrankAllen on 7/31/74.

ItAnus. Dir. __U1-3*�la». A0 44.. _ &#39;-

D». l§ hi. _..llli. Din: �-

*&#39;*"""&#39; � ;{-4"!.», I�.l|oI Conn

olo�nnnB 1-1 ,&#39;- | §I.c&#39; A�-92&#39; J

P10 1954//&#39;0- ~<»~, &#39; i�

TELETYPE UNIT [___]

�B�

-.1; -&#39;<I-.|-H

-�-. ..,_

&#39;-34> &#39;

J

T0

FROM

Sl�BjECT~

ll 2 ys _.

K0-70 Rev. 3-E-72!BNIOIMI IOII I00 IO II.-I�

ll51� II IDIIIQN �

UNITED STATES _._&#39;-IERNMENT �Memorandum

Assistant Attorney General �~>r�-TF-I

CIVIL RIGHTS DIVISION

Director. FBI / 6/

UNKNOWN SUBJECTS;TOMATO PIClCEan¬ICKE&#39;1�S AND MEMBERS UNNAHED! OF ITED FAR;:lFl;2sR.l&#39;CERS UNIQN;SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY SEER &#39;U?FICEsrocxron, cntraonnrs - COMPLAINANT &#39;CIVIL RIGHTS

Reference is made to _.__.m}I___ memorandum dated r . B./5.£ul__ __ your file i..._¬___.__.___ l.

There is enclosed one copy of the report of Special Agent i___._.___..__..._dated W . _ at _ W _ . ~

A. |:] This covers the preliminary investigation and no further action concerninga full investigation will be taken by this Bureau unless the Department so directs.

B. 1:] The investigation is continuing and you will be furnished copies ofreports as they are received.

C. [3 The investigation requested by you has now been completed. Unlessadvised to the contrary no further inquiries will be made by this Bureau.

D. � J Pursuant to instructions issued by the Department, no investigation willbe conducted in this matter unless specifically directed by the Department.

E. 1:1 Please advise whether you desire any further investigation.

F. [:1 This is submitted for your information and you will be advised of furtherdevelopments.

G. if]�l;rai,§d for your information and no further investigation willhe conducted unless specifics ly requested by the Department. 1.; =-I .- &#39; . 2 _

. .. r__p.--,-

H. [:1 This covers the receipt of a complaint and no further action will be " � "*"taken by this Bureau unless the Department so directs. Q; Si�, 5 19-M

�

_n CAT!/&#39;. d� y/Enc .

I 0 p

SUBJECT; United Farm Workers et Q11

FILE; 1,4/j/~

.3 C7 f

2&7

�Jr: . .__:

§.

.- &#39;}��,.

.4:92~; &#39;

r- " -P... _92,.5;

.. .5-;7!�-

� 92- &#39;1 &#39;.&#39;;_ I; 1 Ti .1;-",I?35 -*1-"�:fr.?1i&#39;. 3&#39;-7�:�~."&#39;P�.�! -�".. - >-;.&#39;.

~._-"&#39;

1_ ._ 11 _r.1&#39;-_ 1

.. J

7 1.

. -_i&#39;

&#39; Q&#39;.&#39;.j&#39;l_"~

"#2

i&#39;"92

TO

~

| Cimnqscrz

9292- 92

»

X

92; rF�.

92�, i

I

yjction with this 1itigCgF};j_4c.;I92&#39;MBT" _ 6333-7_3

v*&#39; ¬}:§$I?

I6lB I10

r0 I

as-r|aua|_�ronu no. lo I.|u|.v mva run-non K 5 -can spun can urn l�l-ILI

UNITED sures GOV!-1R .s1~rr OMemorandum

Director - &#39;

Federal Bureau of InvestigationDATE!

JSP:MMH:HHC:grH9292J. tanley Pottinger DJ 144-3-333 I�Ass t Attorney

r�

�O I -I bnq� sfothers

United Farm Workers Union

Conspiracy Against Rights -&Summary is ent�CIVIL RIGHTS 92q _ I r __

92929292.

Please find attached copies offiled

newsp per articles inhe Un1_t.ed_FarmJJorkeJ.-sg I1:IR»

Additionally, information has been received by this _Division alleging possible violations of federal civil right

connecagainst

statutes, including 18 U.S.C. 241 and 242 in connecti ith i pgr.-i/�alleged violence and brutalit directed against s riking �

farm workers byNo details or specific instances are nown at this time.� �

Please, therefore, conduct the following: ��H& . �.�|

1. Advise whether any complaints from alleged victims {pghave been received by the Bureau and whether any investigati-q> fhas been or is being conducted in connection with this matter.

2. Obtain copies of all pleadings filed in the UnitedFarm Workers� civil suit and monitor local developments in

i&&#39;§%/ W�92

/ J

/§/Lemon Groves Strike - Victims 9292, f{?if%n

M

W"

/-

4-1so Rev. 12-14-as! XXXXXX

XXXXXXXXXXXX

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONFOIPA DELETED PAGE INFORMATION SHEET

:1� Page s! withheld entirely at this location in the file. One or more of the followingstatements, where indicated, explain this deletion.

12/Deletions were made pursuant to the exemptions indicated below with no segregableavailable for release to you.

III

Q

El

U b!�!

|�|

E] b!�!

mate rial

�ectign 552 Section 552a

E] b!�! A!

|_l|_.4

E1/ b><v> c>El b! &#39;/! D!

El b!�! E!

D

U b!�!

El b!�!

Inf orrnatio

request.

Information pertained

Documents originated

pertained only

only

with

U b!�! F!

U

El

b! 9!

El

D

El

E1

Cl

[:1

U

Cl

Cl

d!�!

k!�!

l<!�!

�<!�!

l<!�!

l<!�!

�-0�!

to a third party with no reference to you or the subject of your

to a third party. Your name is

another Government agency ies!.to that agency ies! for review and direct response to you.

listed in the title only.

These documents were referred

Pages contain information furnished by another Government agency ies!. You will beadvised by the FBI as to the releasability of this information following our consultationwith the other agency ies!.

Page s! withheld for the following reason s!: __ i

�P755?

¢

5?"?I

To~11: �=1.

�is:

P &#39; 1" V� .�92_;_ .-92 .92� �i

3:};-!.:�:.._,__.,__..192g-&#39;-.---",-&#39;31:.�J ." &#39; 4.�.

-*412

-*4

is.--0�.-.

:&#39;,.� e� J1&5 ?

&#39;2�/&#39; ".>= ,a,

1-�: --ii�. .1�.* it.. t

&#39;w¢

_.&#39;_!

. _. ,.... - .. .._.._____i__ .,____n _%__ __*i.

,.

I� 92:2 um. no-14» ._ ,,; » _ -

I.

FB ~. - C . 1 - .

I , | :92 J_�i&#39;l&#39;rmHmitin 1 Via or AIEISL ~ �~ � ~ ~�

-u-.-I&#39;01

é

ii ¬1§¥�5§:&#39;t@§?�T�¢¢ s 633371 meUIIIGI;

LBIQ GIOTI8 ITII - TIC?!�CCIISPIRACY IOAIIST IIETS -BUIIABY PUIISHIIITCIVIL II@&#39;l�BHIDKD: 1/31/75

Enclosed are two copies of a self-explanatory Departmental letter dated

1/14/75, Itth enclosures .Complete the requested investigation in accordance with the provisions of 1

Section _QQ&#39;_ , Volume 4.]? . Manual of Instructions, and surep within 1�days of the receipt of this communication.

State in the first paragraph of the details of your report that it contains the resultsof sf] limited investigation and underscore the word� limited

C] preliminary [:1 preliminary

Advis all persons interviewed _ .�appropriste of�cials at the outset that this investigation is beingoonducted at t e specific request of the U. S. Department of Justice.

Remarks:

Enc. ! &#39;

1 --&#39; am»

Type in plairitezi or code! _ _ _ __ __ fFj¢¢_¢dgw_¢_&#39; __ _ _ _

-.

92-

92

19 *"c""c" * m@m¢=,p;Eam¢mrn-M.! e * * �

IIAILED I Q

, � Fer �.bap <4; i s o. ..¬!i

Iciuaz? *5 ~$p~//3-A

3**1:W, JAN 1 e vars

-i.-~&#39;;<&#39;-r.?- ,q

ti

--F1-�

_..._&#39;� 4&#39;

"Fa

-4

,- "-:~J."..92~_»-&#39;.92&#39;;, ;-A 1-.-.;-_-}"&#39;l:1-",7�.f!§&#39;-&#39;-"-&#39;1!�-".",_&#39;5&#39;1&#39;-r 3,.-

-�v>.:

4-

� -I-3.7

.

. is £3;

., I 74;,�

;&#39;t;--:1-2-4"�.-2:2 .

:s;,;;>_ "&#39;� 1 .._,

Q_»E:?_

I --- " 92 |��� ��_.._.-��&#39;

� I-~ .

ii ,1 &#39;

3i�§�°i H4»¬ �

I� J �

NOTE: CRD, USDJ, requests investigation of alleged violationsof brutality directed against striking farm workers by the 92592t,9292>

This instructs PX Division to advise whether or notany complaints have been received and to obtain copies of all -pleadings filed in the United I-�arm Iorkers civil suit and tomonitor lmal developments in comection eith this litigation.

4

-2..

.__ k.-__.;_._._..._ - _ _._____ __._- �� � __ _,92 �_ _�! .

Ans Dc... ,

D89--A.D.-In, - ��w.»:.-92. U4 mu or |nv£sI|c:mg~ Asst. 1,�:-_; "�&#39;v ,&#39; l CQMM Ad _.IR an PX PLAIN // UNICATIDNS SECTION Cog�: SF�-TI:

% ___ _ �i _ LL__- FEB0519_75 Z126 Pu FEB 5. I975 ITEL JRL - /1 &#39; Ida. f___Mg, n1n£c&#39;ro!l/ TEL YP im�im ��*A �_ I B13211. __

rnon ruosnix <44-sue: m §1&#39;;°=;&#39;.�§,§&�}}&#39; -~"T§"i&#39; i VII. ._.¢_ nmjl�ikinuuowlzqlxrzn nan uonxsas IJIIOII, u anovas mm, //

4&#39; 5TIRKE&#39; VICTIHSQ CONSPIRACY IGRIIST RIGHTS� SUHHARY PUII$HHEITf. 1&#39;-"-""""

_&#39;l*? CIVIL RIGHTS. DU: Pxo

-�f nsrxnzr or SA� an zs, 1915. Q�@5-¢_. _-A;

on an :1, ms, cssan c1-uwzz, rassxnssr, uunsn nan

TF3? uonxans cur-"an III A srszcn swan to urv nzmsns, sum L315, muzon

-�I COHPLAIIED rm�! D um.win: usxue IN DEALING vnu YIJIIA AREA rxcxsrs.

cnsvzz tum-rnrzuzn to cnu. azusmu. AGRICULTURAL snmrs u|n.1:sssrzanus at IEVS courgnsucs E UTE? 5Ai&#39;T rm, ft?-iAV�Ei §TATEB = ii mum raociii�ifn-iriivirainci THAT W

LATEI R �T 3*�-&#39;-Y� t -: » 92br92�»

STATED THAT $1 IBJBB

__; uw sun AGAIIISI

j us rmzn A _c_1_1-1?,-f_r-.:,; �Z ,2 -79-:J; YUHA, nmzonn. Lu sun was FILED on uri�Hcl<E"f&#39;$T "&#39; &#39;H; Em! PG ONE - /E0 1 FEB 5 §§Y5

�� bl� J £ W Ml» ��r ~ »""Hi §;Vf�.�%.,T {A-4-92.�...�l rm. A Mia% A �%@�� �;%�"@"*"g1��v»- W_92&#39; � �YJ, V �

Q39.

�_&#39;� Z 1,-

.&#39;~&#39;.-3.EQE

-l_.....:,_.-__

.-_

R�

&#39; 92-&#39;;�."&#39;¢;i-_&#39;n_ 3-�;_._. _-_»_ - ..¢.-_.T:-�-�:2?!.._- .- -&#39; . :

�;Yr.&#39;-=.- =-.&#39;»;&#39;-1-�.

-aw.-�W1.

.-.-:2-�

. __,. .1,

_ _ _ ~__.-.. . ~-__?..-_...________ _�_____ __é_4f__* _ "___ _i i _ _

92I� ,

.1 K ..____Q" &#39;1 �.5 I

PAGE two _ &#39;

PX 44-ssz �� , *=:!g&#39; bq»11 ~u-ms iSTATED. CHQVEZ, IHEI QUESTIOIED FURTHER CONCERNIIG PIGKET

ACTIVITIES II YUHA AREA EXPRESSED DISPLEASURE WITH YUMA COUTIY

count svsrzu snvxns 11 was RULi� E? FoLiTics.

LHM IITH ENCLOSURES HILL FOLLOW-- I.»

Q 1!VESI1EAIIQ!=

�gm. _sun ===

Y

."&#39;i&#39;-£717

2%

i

§

~%� 2

1".- -;

." a-I N

Q - .-$+t= Ah-&#39;-A-I .&#39;~ :&#39; L� L�-iii�- 1. .J5� �

Q. &#39;-3 -4:

1?711- -.92 ; ,&#39;,-"!.* 1-.�!&#39;,&#39;.�;i&#39;v

=_-.§~-.&#39;;,n;&#39;-11 *&#39;* �s &#39;J-�3,3~.-&#39;-=&#39;»�;if-:92� &#39;= 112 -

iés~H"A-.1� =- --#6}V 1,: .2-.r. _..;

1 --E

1&#39;1 -

.;�#&#39;-"=7. .4!�

c-rl.7u-.¢��-Jp-

L_._

: 1 Fm-= SAC.l�H°EN1X "4"3°2! QC! CRIMINAL sscnos 1Q INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

, [:1 Report being submitted�mmb E] Preliminary investigation instituted nU 3

/92

I __ ._ ._..,.., _;~, __-__- -- -,4 ~ e ti�-,�*-,i -~�;A- ,~�1~-+~e ~~*- *,~;_ ;_~1 ***A~�� &#39; 1 : , _1"T� _. .

I .. &#39; . , a &#39;_ I

Ii� 1&#39;

F B I

om; 2/10/75

Transmit the following in ___ P]-AINTEXT _, __ Type in plaintexi or code!

FD-$51R.ev. 11121-�m - . 4- -s - 0 0 ~

via W WAIRTEIS W Q W 7 Q 7 _ l.PT¢c¢denccl

&#39;7 """"" "_&#39; """""""""""""""""""""" � � �TLA 5 To: Director, FBI ATTENTIQN;

[E GENERAL I S I ATIVE DIVISIONCIVIL RIGHTS SECTION /

Subject _ _qt; ",I._.r _&#39; &#39; .

� RePX1i�i.te1 2/3/75. �1 _t ers._Unl -Q D United Farm Workers UnionI Lemon Groves Strike - VICTIMS, CONSPIRACY AGAINST RIGHTS -

E3011 QEL QDIH Q CRA-64 SUMMARY PUNISHMENT; CR O0: PX[:1 PA [:3 PE C] PF [:| E 1

Q DAMV Q DAMV-FR Q CAA *Q AP Q IWFC Q cwnn Q Fl[:1 EID |:] Bomb Threats E] Extremist MattersQ White Hm Q Buick " *7

Summary of Complaint: - I"1 r

On 1/31/75 CESAR CHAVEZ, President,in a Luis, Arizona, I

rsonnel were »bi"?fires gickets .

Workers ,comp

I us ing

/M60 new W; *9/"3i ii�/1???? """"-- �

I� FEB 171925 :�_ .

&#39;92° - &#39; QB atiire [:1 See Summary -ACTION- u s- I i -�92r"

iv

& Phoenix Q LHM.lieing submitted . 1 &#39;- Q ATE�[3 Limited investigation instituted

_ ___ E] Investigation continuing

éQ§R?J;51g1se¢.;éf§;ii¢hi,qe ** s°"�Q&#39;_� &#39;����-*Q*

I/0

Q/

i

I IX]. In r action being taken and &#39;._U9 QHCIOBBCI E] Copy to [3 USA TUCSOTI. AZBureau Enc I Q FD-376 Em to LHM! Q Secret Service ?_

git--5

U-rs":

4

�--3 I.1.1»!

4%;

Eff �:3 &#39; - 5&#39;. 1&#39;

ii-§,�g=f&#39;s¥&#39;�:

I, _.x&#39;92. t .."__¢:-.> -_{_2 &#39;-.1;-it -: -*1-&#39; "�;.". �.1;�1.&#39;.-:-&#39;9; 1&#39; -. &#39;.-&#39;-" Z,. ;,;--

-. I._:!

1--�I

.1

I >-r . " .?~!J J,1-,_, E

&#39; 1�

N&#39;3�

, _ . .;,_.

.47,� ___jF3?

,¢

. 92 n v 1|

&#39; I I . 1 � � I&#39; t _ .1!-,0 &#39; 1 I

-o 92 ,

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

1~R4h~Hh-Rdww Phoenix, Arizona�*5� February 10, 1975

I weand

ers

United Farm Workers UnionLemon Groves Strike - Victim

1�

% ~=~�~.dvise t

ted Farm Workers,in San Luis, Arizona, and had made in a

legations concerning 51L.that the account

reflected to the bestof his knowl during the speech.

, an article entitled,Complaint S

appeared in_the_&#39; "of a copy or wnicn is en¬I6§EdT�-&#39;

article entitled,in the

a cop ofwhich ed. YufK-On County Clerk,Yuma Coaiiil E�gnag ma!e available a suit filed

against by the United Farm Workers, 61¢»a copy 0! which Is enclosed.

This document contains neitherrecommendations nor conclusions orthe FBI. It is tho vroreriv sfthe FBI and is loaned to YOU? BB°�¢Y1it and its contents are not to be

gggtributed outside your agency.

-1*-

f, Z -T?.,of _/J

7

l menses

4-150 Rev. 12-14-as! XXXXXX1 XXXXXX

XXXXXXFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

FOIPA DELETED PAGE INFORMATION SHEET

0 Dan-1n c9292 92II&#39;;l"&#39;92�92QIf� nnl-:vn192r at I-Iq:r~ Ir92nr!l&#39;=r921&#39;92 :11 1&#39;1-92n filmc 1 �5U92J! I&#39;Vl92,ll11 ,v-l92-I U-lll-11 $1� ll I-I115 l92J921�lJ.92Jl.l lll LIID l LID-statements, where indicated, explain this deletion.

[B/Deletions were made pursuant to the exemptions indicated below with no segregable materialavailable for release to you.

II]

U b!�!

B

E1 b!�!

Section 552

U b!�! A!

I-4I--J

I21/ b><v><<I!E1 <b!<v><1>>

§ection 552:1

III d!�!

1-�

"r-J1

.1-

&#39;92 .f_. 71;.--_5,&#39;-&#39;17:--I."*7�-,�:.-&#39;5---.".&#39;L

-011&#39;;_. H1�

._4

3-L

I

_a.Aq

¬%ggh BqylLSH�wbg:Bmd&Rqp&ubwm:iePqndl£nmg:Phm

DPTIONIL FOIII NO. IOJULY II?!, can-non6|-92 FPIR ml ��rm |o1.u.l

UNITED STATES c0v &#39;.92IMEN&#39;I�Memorafzdum

DirectorFederal Bureau of InvestigationJ= Stanley PettingerAssistant Attorney General

N�ivil Rights Division

b�°"

rm Workers Union. 8

Q» LEI1T>F�G&#39;r6ves *s1;ii1@s&#39;�&#39;-" ijrléiiimSumary Punishmentg1v1;. gisatrs if is __

This re

Workers againsas allegations areconduct may have constituted violations of

to interv

concerning

Reference is made to your memorandum dated February 18,1975 enclosing a letterhead memorandum dated February 10, 1975at Phoenix in the captioned matter, which bears your FieldOffice file number PX 44-802.

_,..

Q

DATE; MAR 13 19?;-I

JSP:MHH:MHC:DJ 144-8-383

1/ �-/£2 _a#

/1

port contains leadin filed by plaintiff Farmt in State Court. In

$242, please conduct the following additibnal investigation.

- 1. Contact Kt

lega

2. Continue to monitor status of federal suit pending beforethree-judge district court. Advise whether a decision in the caseis soon to be forthcomin

92~92~

$<>>~""�-xx

James Rutkowski and make

suit. B�;

g� _ REI7�-7 4/GT QT? 1.

{If EIIJIU I92*|¬

HSDIUCwhose

law, 18 U.S

ement

-I 1.. .L�- Q

.-

�Q-&#39;

T"

_ 1 � ,

- /&#39; From: Director,&#39;1 I 1 �

,>..7. - - . _. __.4-_....._-__ ._ ___.._&#39;..x_.=~ -1-n-am-M... _., _.____.____

s-122 �1.3. 2-20-�m 5 !� &#39; s I .&#39;F B I Ll &#39;

J . ITransmit in ____e____ Via is � LIE?-Fir ~ � "s r

; . Phoenix �4-802!FB� REG-7 �4-sass?! /&#39; Ll

n&#39;92�>tr AL.

- vlcrnl

3 summer nnusmmsr -1 crvn. nears� a.~ l r

_»._

.-.

.~_ .- ;-;- -:,w."92;_";;5."-1 -_-._- .-&#39;-3?l-411;":_ .i -�}_;_r: ~ - .--~*-�..:»3f:-. ,.&#39;_.&#39;;_

�E

.11�-_,.

E

3: .»&#39;4f»&#39;.-., -� A-,;.-.-F.� yr&#39;.g?:�:~. _&#39;

-1-�-� ."&#39;

=1; 4.

- s

I

t .

*8/13/75.

days oi� the zgeipt of this communication.

vuI-n

Advise �nal! persons interviewed

Remarks:

. Enc. al

Type inplaintext or code! W _ _ _ __ _":�¢i¢df_I&#39;*¢:? _ _ _

T0: SAC, �3y§1,�¢45��

1 _/ menu-tei and uni, 2/10/rs. �i .7 Enclosed are two copies of as self-explanatory Departmental letter dated

i Complete the requested investigation in accordance with the provisions of; Section . Volume , Manual of Instructions, and surep within 1� �

State in the first paragraph of the details of your report that it contains the resultsof a limited investigation and underscore the word &#39;mited

%Q__prelim inagy prelimin E

92 appropriate of�cials at the outset that this investigation is being oonducted at the ecific request of the U. S. Department of Justice. I

1-92

b-K�

w-_

- " ""rn.;M¢=yp¢ 5;2sw¢n;;T�m¢.! so i H �W

qt� -bap �! NOTE: CED, USDJ, requests additional investi ation92» nto circumstances of 1%the latter being members o e U , uring

anuary, 1 . b-1C.r.:.a:L::>9

MAR 18197533 W-; 3; t29?5d,f/M�-/if,�

;,_.MAIL noon &#39;rau:&#39;r1m-: uurr CZ]

�&#39;3

..

|

I ;�-�2.... .-.n. &#39;..&#39;..�_

_.7 - �

4-qw-��A�&#39;:�-§-92&#39;_&#39;r92¢&#39;=.;- &#39; - &#39;&#39;5 11

"E~.7�-&#39;45&#39;.�J§r�=-&#39;i&#39;. .1;-I

�cl,1

Q-� z

-v�

1-1,

L r".,&#39;

.»¢_&#39;.-giH&#39;»&#39;:.&#39;.92&#39;¢

. v

H ___m _ eo1_--e_He»~A,eie»-¬- mee;;;§eeuu4 do ._o. 4

rn-2s§uz=v.1-1-12! &#39; " - &#39;

FEDERAC BUREAU OF |NvCsT|sAT|oi$| ~-REIORTINO OFFICE OFFICI OF ORIGIN D-ITI INVIITIGATIVI PERIOD

PHOENIX PHOENIX i 3/g1/Z5 I 3/21 - 3/25/75OFZCAKE � nznonw �ADI-If � W� i {V950 av

V lme92 CHARAC 51;

�:9

VICTIM SUMMARY PUNISHMENT-CIVIL RIGHTS

I/2 IREFERENCE: Bureau airtel dated 3/18/75.

..c..

ENCLOSURES TO BUREAU:

Two copies each of Amended Gomplaint, Order ofCourt and Docket Sheet. &#39; -4

W .1

- E

CONVIC. PU

i PINDIN6 ovlzn out YEAR §:hr:s [:|noFINDING IIIos:cu&#39;r|om

OVII IIXMONTHI [�ves Duo

___Z daécounléinsirirs Fl..A_lME_D W Q-1 ion? 1* Ac°U|.|._ cm H" �H;c. __ rm:s_ uvnuas nzcovuuzs� TALS

I _ ,

�I�?.....§§L.D Wf 4 J ",&#39;§°{=Q&#39;;�§ j D nouo§vuu1&#39;:|usPAcEsaE|.o! H H@- Bureau un<=1.@; nu-63337 L/~" ,5; 1 ii?� REC-59

1 - u.s. Attor &#39; hoenix § ==¥== __ of 1

Ce �£19151 - Phoenix Ml-80

3 *"*"* e�3u| _ u e/�Me, Q/M/Q

i if luornlnaion Record .ii~4I§}J�=}i§;;Lg.iP.n Zr V Nofhnlon-|:7 j�biz.Agegcymi W �l

Request Reed.D . ale I-wd.

How Fwd.e ~ e * W i. 7 __ ,1 Q.

-.1.-.

-:1

�>1§i%-. -

1??tis

-» &#39;.- -25.-,_

-.&#39;-&#39;4-- ~-1

.

.

1�;2

14*!-

; "L."

&#39;¢

. __ _... v. -._.& A - --_�;- 7 __~; ,-__- _~_._-_____ - ~- - _ A ____

FD--:04 Rev. 3-&#39;3-59! �f &#39;1

&#39; Ug-TED STATES DEPARTMENT OF .n;}lSTlCEFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Copy»: 1 - U.S. Attorney, Phoenix Encl.-3!

2:2,, 0;: ch 27, 1975 om": PHOENIX 81¢In In �an llllq"&#39;P-LI92-IC

mm i: am� F:

_ we- VICTIM

SUMMARY PUNISHMENT" - CIVIL RIGHTSCharacter:

5&#39;r�=P=i:= Attorney, Yuma, Arizona, declined to allowindividuals to be interviewed. Court records reviewed.

- c -

ENCLOSURES TO U.S. ATTORNEY:

One copy each of Amended Complaint, Order ofDocket Sheet.

A11» In

DETAILS 2

This investigation is predicated on receiptof Departmental letter dated March 13, 1975, requestinginvestigation in this matter.

AT YUMA, ARIZONA

This is a. limited investigation.

-

1"?"..-5.-.;__ 1.

92-:"

1

1;g;92.;..�.-_-&#39;~. ",..:&#39;-",-&#39;~,--.���t

L,,

W.

Pl

aQ_TJI -

5-.�_=.

_. _ _ -...-...-..___,... ...-..- - -~_-.-. - _ - -Q_.- __ _

ro$2mw.uann1 _ &#39; -_7 � &#39; &#39;C FEDERAL BUREAU OF lNVESTlGATIC§N

3/24/752- Dnie of lronacrlpllcn

Attorney JAIES RUTKOISKI representing the UnitedFarm Iorkers UFW!, Yuma. Arizona was contacted

llkin�matter was presenArizona and he =cn1d not these individuals tc.he .interviewed by the FBI at this time inasmuch as the sitterhas greatly "calmed down" in the Yuma area and it was hisbelie! that an interview would only "heat up the situation.�

stated the

f -

57°-

1 District Court, Phoenix,

2 75 Yuma Arizona Phoenix 44-802inlervlewld on cl � , _,,,,_, _ _ _ _ _File # _ _ _____ETC -

bY Dule dmcled 7

92�d;.-..> ,._,;,_

t.

A_,.

-;.; 92�.�.bi

£1 i�:E�.

-�T-fit?

n0&#39;:.=.�~:~~��f�~K-_r__&#39;=.,._.» 3,15

_.Q�;F�

3.?�-."�i.<- &#39;42:�-

=__1_&#39;.1,.§- -1-5.»-

1-y

Q*-r

FD 302 IREV IIJ?-3&#39;0}

- i _FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATI

A Dela cl lronscrip1ion

- Inna County Attorney IECHABL SIITB advised that thecivil auit tiled by United Iarn Iorkera in State Court hadbeen tiled through the proper channels; hoaever, that allparties concerned had never been aerved and that it Ian hieheliii thit the Bhited Fifi Earhart tonld withdraw the Stateaction in tavor of a Federal decision concerning this matter.

-1 I�

I�

nu~m"aMmW3/21/75_� m_ Yuma, Arizona Znu:_Phogni; 44-802_ETC.

by SA rid Dale dl:lntad,_ _

Ibis ducumnm cnnfulm neliher recornmendnlicns nel� conduuiont oi lha FBI. I Is Ibo prone:-1y of lhe FBI and I1 lou�ad IO ynvf OUIHW; 92|

4

i

-Ir»,..=-

?&#39;w 92

. :;:1;�».&#39;=&#39;..;.4_�_

�1:

r _

-;�----_,-.;_

4-;- --&#39;-w-.5.--&#39;-I�. ¢..

�M-

n..� A. -4C &#39;3

1

to-$02 mzv. u-31-101 _ -» . 0 &#39; ,0 _92k FEDERAL sunnu or ruvssuonmgw�

Doll of fran|crlpIion

l ,

T * C 61$-On 0rder issued by Court o1&#39;_Appeals, 9th t, statilg Amended Complaint �ledby Plaintiffs, which omits challenges to eonstitutionslitiesof any state statutes. Csse use relnmd back to 11,8,District Court, Phoenix, Arizona, and three-Judge courtvacated. . &#39;

Copies of Amended Complaint, shove Order ofCourt and current Docket Sheet obtained.

¢

t�

lnlsrvlewsd on 3 ul Pt: H111!� in! Fllg I ?i,:: :1�5&#39;16.

hiThis dggurngnl or-iumg neither |-gmqrnmendnlioru nor conclusions ui ihn FB|. |1 is Il92e properly 0&#39;15: FBI and is lounld lo your agency,I and ll; pnlgnli are nul lo be dislribuied nulsids your cglhty.

51¢?!

F -- -� r "*- �--. H-._.a-.., .-.-._.._________,___,�;�_�_~é|&-_i.-&#39;$~¢_ _ _ ,.v&#39; 92 _ V �

� � H dHI . I I .

I-1?;

" "* ~ � 92-_~- --- _ _,__ , __ __ _ ¢r=�-;I . V V inm-

92 I92¢

1l|

J, jIai.

T1||

92

L, _ I ,

� - 15 -__�____Z . ""&#39;-- 92

4-150 Rev. 12-14-as! . " FQQQQIX; xxxxxx92

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONFOIPA DELETED PAGE INFORMATION SHEET

Page s! withheld entirely at this location in the file. One or more of the followingstatements, where indicated, explain this deletion.

U Deletions were made pursuant to the exemptions indicated below with no segregable materialavailable for release to you.

El b!�! El

El b!�! U

I3 b!�! El

El

D

_. E1

I] b!�! U

El b!�! El

92:| b!�!

[:1 Information pertained only to a third party with no reference to you or the subject of yourrequest.

b!�! A!

b!�! B!

b!�! C!

b!�! D!

b!�! E!

b!�! F!

b!�!

b! 9!

§ectiori -

E1 d!�!

II] j!�!

El l<!�!

E] l<!�!

U i<!�!

E] l<!�!

E] l<!�!

II] l<!�!

l:| l<!�!

El Information pertained only to a third party. Your name is listed in the title only.

El Documents originated with another Government agency ies!. These documents were referredto that agency ies! for review and direct response to you.

Pages contain information furnished by another Government agency ies!. You will beadvised by the FBI as to the releasability of this information following our consultationwith the other agency/ ies!.

Page s! withheld for the following reason s!: _g _ __7___ __

I3/1:01� Y0�-11&#39; inf°Tmati°nT b§L¢/ C0047 :4-76&#39;!� Afé4546/¢-&#39; ado:-»j@IP� - g _g_g___ _ g _g__g _

[E�The following number is to be used for reference regarding these pages:

</¢/- .333 �L34� t-~=r.;!,¢_

XXXX}D XXXXXX

__l__at%SrekrMULu�mm__aFAuEt_ 1___nUmph�u"LJBUS _ 3YZM!UQEIF

I-:;""1

~=.~%-vi �"-&#39;1{92�!".1=1.� .92 :=�~�=-.- I

-,6_ |

�- 1

vs" 7

-in &#39;

P 5 �Cl &#39;3&#39;.2 &#39;- :5 -.11&#39;.&#39;3;¢; Q,§ .4-d._.»;.f .1I_-;.:~" &#39;: &#39;-_".&#39;=1-=;%�*�¢._-.1-_.=:

P.-

J�I

S� !

» I�F� 1&#39;-�?�:,�- .

�+51.,&#39;.;_%.%¢,i, _.

@�¥&#39;i.�-.7 &#39;4&#39;ea

-.

0

TO

� or-|-non}. IOII no. no kv . , J5 mtv urn eon-non 92

Qil-I &#39;P_l ll CFII &#39;lUI-Il,I� UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

MemorandumI92.l .._._�a-_.-QULIIBU our , _

J. Stanley Pottinger=Federal Bureau of In estigation m-rs: SEP 3 1975

FR QAssistant Attorney Gene al J5P=Fm=c3M=r5A , -susygéi�gnknown Subjects; Pec -

P ,Gl/

---

OM36 Civil Rights DivisionDJ 144-76-1694

County Sheriff &#39;s rtment; // IUnknown Victimsgnited Farm WorkerrQIVLL alcrrrs v _

Reeves County 5" iff&#39;s Bepartment; ~»&#39;. [�/K I J R

Plea following investigation1. Obtain copies of police reports of the

in Reeves and Pecos Counties.

Refer nce is made�to"&#39;Ehe ttachedicopy of a letter from b-K-_concerning arrests of members of the United

Farm Worker union while picketing in �Pecos and Reeves County, -�,&#39;_______eaw:-noun 92__ 1&#39; r _ _

.r

arrests .92

2. Determine the status of charges against thosearrested in lleeves and Pecos Cou_n.ties= I �,1

3» 1»=e~1e~i we4. Interview three adult persons from among those

arrested in Reeves County. .ca�!

5. Interview three adultnrrnntnd in Pecan Cnuntv-

Ei;"EES1-BZy&#39;§;EErE;E&#39;E3&#39;1nC rmsaa

EP~J~

&#39;1

@959�e92&#39;~= 1

from among thoseinterviewees

51¢.

~56s143Ci

/ /1C �Q8-EP/&#39;5

aL�!!91>

t �M:-:-

_; ;:.-.--

F�

f :__ .0. __ _;

s.i- .

p-

._:

f-

. _ .1.� .-,-:1 .,.&#39;..__�_�__.f_� H."..-&#39;~*"&#39;.&#39;92. .h,._.,-,__,_-tr.:&#39;;-,&#39;_ -_.7;1&#39;2":-&#39; J

4.

yy�

"*4

IL:.�. .,_- ._..

!~"&#39;

Q�. ».

?"&#39;.§:&#39;-1-�I

fr.--P &#39;!3?

&#39; � x -I

6. Identify and interview the law student who allegedlywas arrested when she sought to inquire about the charges inReeves County.

7. Identify and interview the Reeves County surveyorwho allegedly made sme statement to the effect that thepicketing was conducted on public property.

243

"i

lkgjnap._ _.Us

51;

&#39;ra*-1;"?!

&#39; 92-&#39;1-"E &#39;_�3.j&#39;..fk�- _&#39;E; 1.-�-.131. 5 �Q.1: ,..»~,,&#39;_�.-..zguvT�i�

-.;..-.._.�-_-.-.2 t�+¬76

!&#39;44

r=&#39;~¢�is -r.��_~.gr

earl

- ---------~ - -4-.......�.-_ -�--�-ii____ _ .,.,, _ , _

l I

92D 1 Q ; 92t 92-! .

. " &#39; 2 &#39;" 4

1

a qr_,,_ ,.-

I� I-&#39;1&#39; 92_..92 M; fgl�-1&#39; 92wl "_ 929292 &#39;3 ,-. uh�; _ u _,_�.___&#39;

�r� 1� --Q;92g�- &#39;

United Farm Workers/AFL-CIO?.0. Box 1493

San Juan, Texas 78589&#39; �12! 787-5984

Z

July 25, 1975

4

Edward Levi &#39;

United States Attorney GeneralDepartment of Justice

JWashington, D.C. ,

Dear HI. L¬Vi:

We would like to bring to your attention some disturbing events which havetaken place near Pecos, Texas in the last three days. We request any as-sistance you can render to stop the violation of farm workers&#39; rights thatis going on there now. &#39;

.f92._ I�I_ ___ _-un weunesqay, July Farm Worxers organiiers and supporters peg &#39;u an

picketing near me1on�fIEIH§&#39;IE�REE¥E§&#39;C3EHty, Texas. They were picketingpeacefully on a public road, trying to inform field workers of the benefitsof unionization, when they were arrested. More than thirty people were &#39;jailed, including three women and eight children. They were charged withcriminal trespass despite the fact that the county surveyor and some of thegrowers in the area admit the road where picketing took place is public.A law student intern was arrested later that day when she went to theReeves County jail to inquire about the charges.

The children, ranging in age from twelve to fifteen, were held for fivehours in the adult section of the jail before bail could be raised. Nine-teen men were forced to remain in jail for two days because no local bonds-men would agree to bond them. During that time the prisoners were deniedbreakfast in apparent retaliation for their having shouted slogans insupport of a field workers� strike.

On Friday, July 25, a picket line was set up on a public road near melonF-:n.1.In -¥._ ....-a-:~In&#39;L..-a--3|-1.-.. �DA.-as-an I&#39;D-92..v92eI92Q �Fl-14-a we-:1-alrnhnura 0.1;�-Q annnunannlig-I kn! anLJ,=1L92l§ 4.11 II-GJ.5lI-llLIL.Ll.l5 SC�-lalil 92,a92J&#39;Ll|I.l.lnJ&#39;I I-l92-�Q Pl-Ir;-l92=92-GL§-&#39;-G.l,¬ BQBUHIPQLILWQ U,� Ellattorney and several law students who hoped by their presence to preventfurther arrests. Moments after picketing began all of the UFH supporterson the road, including the lawyer and law students, were arrested. Theywere given no warning or opportunity to leave to avoid arrest. Fifteenpeople are again charged with trespass, although their brief activity tookplace on a public road.

The actions of the Pecos and Reeves County sheriffsIhe sheriffs are using their powers as law officersbor organizing activities and to interferq with the

are clearly illegal.to stop legitimate la-farm workers� Firs K

u_ E"?

�P .

:�.=.&#39;= -1.-&#39; 111""? 2?

1.

= 1:2;

w§§%_; 4: ...�-.13-.;.¥�:k&#39;I;I_&#39;-1._�;;. -_,. ..._

u&#39;J.*&#39;%5i,� �+-92--...-_ .-1- ."..;., .. . .&#39;_ §,. I

i~|1".&#39; &#39;_5

i-.&#39;+&#39;,&#39;?�L m

§f&#39;1* Ii�.� .-92. 92-a�;-.&#39;Qi-

�r,.

&#39;5-_

. ~ - -Q� 92_! _. 1

_;-a0 . _- .>

United Farm WorkersPage 2

{mE�dmFHt rights. They must be called to account fat their 1nw19nnnnea 5»-f - - - - " *&#39;"t*&#39;7"&#39;?".&#39;"e.dgzinghzzc�g�seed 1n crushlng all UFU organlzlng efforts by thezr 1nc1m1-

We believe that national attention must be focussed on themen� in ressure must g go bear on

objectives. tuoé

see

I

pa

o

�-u

1

ell� luwllwmlwwllllnlnellhe259

�1

-¢

_~..r &#39;--1

_.-- .

_ ..- &#39;ife-

.._ -

.- Lf�1_&#39;¥, 2;Ia". F" A-.&#39;.".%-3,};"J1-&#39;�&#39;-e..-.:- .---&#39;-&#39;. &#39;-.r-1,5;g &#39; 31.�-L

.-1.4&#39;I. T.-&#39;r%

? .

,3T=.=_.a-

33:1,-

.,&#39;

f .~= =2

2*..._.__

-"uh &#39; &#39; &#39; _ ��L92Z�I1�,&#39;5�""�

&#39; �I

kip J .6-122 Rev. 2-20-74! K -92. " &#39; FBI &#39;

Transmit in c Via e -921""1"edencei

O/8/75- - Date!1 r: &#39;

-"~ lib&#39;|¬..

Te-Q ;.. . lm&#39;-ii.» M» .....J..| &#39; " W..,,..= .-. y-.......e._ w uvuwr

�TO: SAC, E1 pggg �{..QQ$!BS1 From: Director%I /

UNSUBS; PECOBCOUNTY SRIIF&#39;8 HIRIRTIKITIREEVES COUNTY SHERIFF&#39;S H$PLRII§l!j_UHKHOII VICTIIS, UNITED Ill! I�ll�liCR

-I 1

1 Reurairtel dated 8/1/78 eaptiened,"lInkneen Ieabera atUnited rare Ierkera Union - Victlaez Uaaube, lleabere 0!

1 Beevea county, Texan, Bher1i&#39;:l&#39;l office: 00: B1 Pale, Civili Rightlg your £110 Gd-88."

Enclosed are two copies of a self-explanatory Departmental letter dated

i septeaber 8, 1875 and its enclosure.Complete the requested investigation in accordance with the provisions of

Section -JL . Volume _11_ . Manual of Instructions, and surep within 1�days of the receipt of this communication.

;� I _.a State ill the first paragraph of the details of your report that it contains the results92 of a [Q limited investigation and underscore the word [3] limited

._ [I1 rwlw.I :3 preliminary

Advise gall persons interviewed &#39;aappropriate of�cials at the outset that this investigation is being

conducted at the pecific request of the U. S. Department of Justice.

a Remarks: i &#39;

NOTE: Denartnent requests certain limited investigation* based on a conolaint concerning nicketing by the United

Farm Iorkera. It is alleged that various individualsi including children were arrested and detained after they were

eicketing on enat is resorted as nuniic nrooerty. Thisinstructs E1 Peso to conduct the requested.investigation.

1 Enc. �! .

92l-

92-

i J

&#39; W % not type Flow this Fae.! V W

&#39; &#39;4..7TAu.i

SEP8 1975W"

&#39;1 .&#39;_ T-FBI

I"-I-I-In-e_-4-__.__�_|

P4/rs

F�?:___ .3!� r.1

.3-&#39; =1.�;.1-4§_

21> f-- 1. =

ii;

:. -=.§

-=1�...92- &#39;53�:�w-92�F:"7&#39;4 .92~.r *1r as-.,.,-3:~=_- .;.-�M ,_..,�r 7&#39;1"�;� - -.»-&#39;<&#39;

�nan L� .

.;._-1_,g_. �.-_ .~ .z

-� Eir

.-&#39;.--1 "~-F�&#39;3�..i7�*5, _ �Y11::-I� .1; 4

&#39;__g_ " 1-. ___-_; , .;1r~n-Q...�~ �Li:-ifI &#39;1» ~;-_

.,_92 :m1r �!

.. -"_

I�

r ,r";

l1I"tQ1V 11/3/&#39;75

1&#39;»: me, 1:1 mu �4-um 1 51¢Iron. Diroctor , I&#39;D!

unszmaP3008 éounn auntrraDEPARIIEIIT; nnnvxs coon!SHERIFF&#39;S mmnmnr; 7mnnwom vzcrms,

ogzmn ramljoaxna

=-1"» -* ~= i M -~~~_ �Advice Itatul. 57¢

~31&#39;92

j

AA EX-115R£c12 4/� 66/�/3-&#39; O92

. J.

. _

�_l-�;-7..-:&#39;Wm.

5&#39;

.m¢. ___" &#39;_&#39;�" -""""-.m Alan. _ MAILID I4 9.10 IN. __ NOV nova 1975 4 msK SynTUB

lulirli�C.-�_ I-&#39;�_,.&#39;. I�-,4� . - _

lnl�clilll i��lall.

�wig! I. __".:.._ . % Q5;_ � 1-:1.s1&#39;v1>s um-r Gm . ,,,, O . 505-noku�v 20 E &#39;

SUBJECT; United Farm W0rke_r_s ej; al. j

FILE: -l/__/!ig_Zf}&#39; ji i _ i

L/

2 . -

FD-36 Rev. 5-22-78!

TRANSMIT VIA:

I [:3 Teletype|:] FacsimileE3 Airtel..@i

% FROM:

NFWSC!

oomro!

�9/2/81.i

pmBIL

TTO: D

< .&#39;/W, .

FBI

PRECEDENCE:

1:} Immediate

[I Priority

C] Routine

FBI

WFO �8-1908! P!

NATIONAL �Q-CE Llv i 12.: R

ITED FARMWOPIKERSUNION, LA PAg,__ KEENE, �C �OCALIFORNIA �"""&#39;l&#39;

POSSIBLE "COI

/w »//F

CLASSIFICATION:Ci TOP seesaw�1:3 SECRET

lj CONFIDENTIAL

[3 UNCLAS E F T 0ii! ITNFI .A.Q|____| v.-92....-»-..

Re letter from K. William O&#39;Connor, InspectorGeneral, Community Services Administration, to WFO dated

Enclosed for Bureau are the original and three.copies of an LHM regarding captioned matter. One copy of

the LHM is being disseminated to Assistant United StatesAttorney Timothy J. Reardon, Fraud Section, United StatesCourthouse, Washington, D. C.

It I F�u} ~}2Ixa&#39;av d�I II-IA-q-92w on...�-n mini

..§;:=&#39;�...-.-abIr� A7/�ll � 92 ___.. _

,, 4; /we 92; J ,5/�; -/ . /&#39;� /Mi� -&#39; ow�/�I

. // Q /l@§Bureau Enc. 4&5!"* 2-WF0 _ _ �!~ 7 rEB S W32

Date 2 4 82

C-7!/92

I5"

//MI� /

1

�J I

Q;

I.

4-150 Rev. 12-14-as! XXXXXX�= : XXXX}O

&#39; XXXXXX

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONFOIPA DELETED PAGE INFORMATION SHEET

& Page s! withheld entirely at this location in the file. One or more of the followingstatements, where indicated, explain this deletion.

[Zéaletions were made pursuant to the exemptions indicated below with no segregable materialavailable for release to you.

U b! l!

U b!�!

U b!�!

Section 552 Section 552a

E] b!�!

[:1 b!�!

U b!�!

El <b><1><A>

El wrote!

El/ b!�! C!U emu!1:1 <b><v><E!

El <b><v><F>

El hrs!

El <b><9!

Cl d!�!

III .i!�!

E] �<! l!

II] l<!�!

E1 l<!�!

II] l<!�!

U l<!�!

II] l<!�!

E1 RX?!

[:1 Information pertained only to a third party with no reference to you or the subject of yourrequest.

E] Information pertained only to a third party. Your name is listed in the title only.

[II Documents originated with another Government agency ies!. These documents were referredto that agency ies! for review and direct response to you.

Pages contain information furnished by another Government agency ies!. You will beadvised by the FBI as to the releasability of this information following our consultationwith the other agency ies!.

-.-..-.._-__.�--

Page s! withheld for the following reason s!:

El For yourinformation: _ _ _ _ _ _ y_W_y_____

E��e following number is to be used for reference regarding these pages:

__$�K -/05�7f&#39;/ ___ t

Cl-654!-IO-I-an

XXXXXXXXXXXX

DELETED PAGE S! XNO DUPLICATION FEE X

FOR THIS PAGE X

SUBJECT; lJI1i}I§=:_cl Farm} Wfofflciers at El.

FILE= §i;Z;jY_3_/j ?_ ____ W ?____ _

u

L.-i

i

i

i

E

1

2

I

4�

I§

.1

�w

-&#39;92

~-I 1

1»

.rJ,I,iZ,>;Ii_

"-10&#39;

.: _ .|

.1"i"=92"&#39;

-..<-4-_-.-1

-1-H�

-jg

0v

-In

&#39;92 &#39;5}

er92Ii

I

I

Y __

h.rrn 1!!-nu Jma. 4-20-in; � &#39; ""�""

I §&#39; vnmzn s&#39;r,- as ._+OVI-""�¥MEN&#39;I� MPARTMEN-I or JUST�MemorandumT0 1 Director

" Federal Bureau of Investigation

FROM : Fred H. Vinson, Jr.&#39; Assistant Attorney General

Criminal Division

Unknown Subjects - PossibleViolations of 18 U.S.C. 1Q5l

SUBJECT:

<1/1

�arch 15» �gigDATEI

FHV:EEC:srt144-74-835

¢,r..:&#39;.; I1; Iuv

Reports have come to our attention regardingincidents of violence in connection with efforts toorganize

Christi,story inFebruarycarrying

farm workers in Rio Grande City, near Corpus .Texas. According to a February 24, 1067,the Harlingen. Texas :§�LLEY MORNING STAR, on�:22, a truck owned by La�gasita yarns, Inc,,produce to a broker F:Ty&#39;ing vegetable?Tor th;�_£

in .-U=5= Army, was "run off" the road by three persons _another vehicle. Persons subsequently arrestcd�b4_ llocal authorities on charges relating to this_incidenthave been identified as individuals regcntkgjarrestedin conjunction with demonstrations for-the Qnited Farm�orkers Organi:ing_ggpnittee {UFWOC}. La �asité Eai�s qreporte�ly has been the target of a UFHOC campaign

organize agricultural laborers in Rio Grande City. I

LA "&#39; &#39;1" An editorial of Decerber 30, 1966, in -fJVERDAD, n Spanish-English weekly newspaper pnblishediinrCorpus Christi,erruptions" in

also makes reference to "recent violent"Rio Grande City regarding labor org1a£i§*

ing difficulties anon; the farm workers of the Rio rgsiGrande Valley,the situationviolence which

then be in_agation should be undertaken.

Jr.

J

He_won1d appreciate being advised 6Y3?�generally and of the particular acts 5f§;1

have come to your attention. We Ii1l§§;$position to determine what. if any, invi�é

----a-V-�mi j

7 �ago 7; . __9_§31 5" MAR

1# �vo-Q�h

-, i .� &#39;6! _

1a

P

i921:&#39;1

v.

1

n

r ..k_�&#39; &#39; ;;:i=.92. ,_-£1-.�r_� "

� . V &#39;*- &#39;. _ _V __ ~__ ~ _ p "7" W &#39;�"� &#39;" --- i-__ _ --._ -

4

§$;!&#39; &#39;

_ -r.: , .I

oi avQ

¢

he no Yi��tlll, �relaaietant Attorney General

Director, IBI92 .-

--&#39; npIIB0!HA8UBJBCmS@nmrn>_r_m I08 e . em.:r.:r§._em_1rm_.%r% :o v1e=v1 � G _

Reterenoe in nade to your memorandum datedlerch 15, wQsQ,1neperrnen; rile 144-14-ass!, which requeited .

I-or

larch 21, 1967

Mr. DehoachMr. Rosen

EalleyWaltersAdamsSullivanMr.

Mr,Hr.Hr.

J/61

p air

advice as ¬é�=..-¢.1n activities oi the captioned Oonnittee.

Our 11168 reveal thlt 1n 1966, the United FirmIorkera Organizing Committee UFIOC! nerged with the Iatienal hFarm Iorkers Association FHA!-. Since October, 1965, con-eiderabie iniornation receivedby this Bureau has been iurniahedto the Records Administration O�ice oi the Department relatingboth to Communist iniiltration oi the IFIL and various deaco-stretmns by such ergeniation. in co@ec-tion pith eiiorte to �organize term workers in Texas and in Calitornia. This inter-;; 12nation eete iorth particular incidents as well ea the general

ituation regarding labor organizing diiiicultiee among the . .»&#39;. . are workers. �61-4719-31; 100-444762!

E. --J Ll-

e-. &#39;

.&#39; an

- In addition into:-nation has been received tron the

A1 ea 1 &#39; phoneme of dilturbinz the neace when they ��iii-lgvw ~v� �-�-��--�--�§ -�� .-���~ �~�~~ v.~»- .-.-.;

E

tblid �CB K ~»=_---2

11

-

i�0

IF 5

. &#39; -1 §92_ - . � &#39; r�_92 I

&#39; F

~ NOTE:

Criminal Division advised of alleged violence asreported in newspapers concerning labor organizing activitiesof captioned Committee with regard to laborers of the victimcorporation; requested advice of the situation generally

- and particular acts of violence coming to our attention;i and indicated it would determine whether investigation was

warranted under Anti-Racketeering AR! Statute �8 USC 1951!which prohibits extortionate demands induced by violence.

Ho investigation under AR is being instituted sincelabor organizational activities are not considered extortionas defined in AR Statute. C

I

éi7 Our investigation as to possible Communist infiltrationi of NFWA, independent labor union now known as UFWOC!, in the

past did not indicate it was controlled by Communists, but thatCommunist Party members or sympathizers have furnished supportin certain activities concerning grape growers in Califprnia.Various demonstrations by this organization in form of marches emand auto caravans during 1966, were reportedly for the purposeof focusing attention on the organization by obtaining publicity.

San Antonio and Houston Offices being requested byseparate communication to keep Bureau advised of any further isincidents which occur relating to the organizational attempts

4 of the union in the Rio Grande Valley.

T0 I .3~&#39;v7 &#39; 5" �"

f

i1

1-/"F. >- _~_*-A

I F} rl 8&#39;4/H_ =e_&#39;._

.- &#39;-=1-e.I - --_.� &#39; 1;".. J

15} Q1???"�"&#39;§ ts" --.--~a

.-=.-.-z."-&#39; sq�;-

its-.4�d_�>92,-7 -J.

. -&#39;92&#39;s�=~5 war. &#39;»i

4Q 7 " _ ; _ -",-"&#39;1--&#39;�-=- �e-U"---="*;;.;¬1

1 2 ill _ -Y &#39; &#39;%-"*l*_»V;_?_;¬,;&#39;:~$;�:

�_3_;§_-i .&#39;-P-.&#39;.&#39;~=wE��"92 __ &#39; 1r 92�_ -_

r

I

I¢

erL92|1|l1}i

92J1

1.

& .

mi: �L

."�

o _&#39;_ /-

all

--

,I

F3

.. ._.re!�

.

-.

�I

V i"&#39;r4�I_92r51

. &#39;4-v

n

92

D.-.0&#39;-..�vl_._.

o*:.;92&#39;$&#39;*$.¢r-,

. 6°L-J @.uIn:n_n.na-rmx:ns_mou1z1mo.oml1n&#39;E..B_.GQ§II3l Iél� _lI§a._" 7�-T1�

4:1

I

-1

I105 Houston �3-2417 lnc.! an&#39; ii-n Antonio oz-3251; Bum! e h &#39;2&#39; �&#39;6&#39;Director, var 1 &#39;

UUEIUIH SUBJECPF

um:-nac�-wx�u

Ioreardod herewith to each oiiice is one copyoi� nenorandun tron the Criminal Division oi tho Departmentdated 3/15/67, vhich is self-explanatory.

for tho intonation oi the iield, the Bureau hasresponded to the C-ri.nina1 Division nonorandun advising thatour tile: reveal in 1966, the United Iarn Iorkera Cl&#39;:aniain�""Committee UPIOC! aorgod with the Iational Para IorkeraAoaociation IFIAJ. The Department can advised that since�October, 1965, considerable iniornation received by tho -Bureau has been turniahed to the Department relating bothto Ooanuniat iniiitration oi IFIA and various demonstrationsb h ization in connoction with efforts to organiseiarn eorlceru in �lezaa and in bliioraia In addition, the

1 suc organ 7

mi:-air� steam race. iii Iron the �i &#39;1,�QB V V

P

Q.

Tolson _¬__DeLouch .._.i_ll-oh! 1Mel _..i....._Cuspv:_Culluhcin _..i_Conrad �Fell inGale i_._.iR sG GUSullavu

concerning the ax-res , oi ten on can-3ot disturbing the peace ehan they entered the premises of 1victim corporation to haraoa nonunion workers. It van eugg�trthe Department nay viah to review intonation in iti iilee pi:to any investigation being instituted by the Bureau, and ;__Department van advised no iurthcr action I111 be taken byFBI in the absence oi a apociiio request tron the

&#39; * " "--Io ipeciiic investigation is being requoated at __________tine -not eachctiioe Ihonid insure that the Bureau

pmnmiy adviaed oi any incidents ehich um in ta ~e �-ture relating to organisational attenota or other aotivitiggthe captioned Oonittee in the Bio Gramle Valley. &#39;

1 - loo Angeies {Into} tine.! �60-67449! &#39; . *1 - 100-444762 a n _ " _

92 - . . _ P 1 t::::__H -&#39; x aw "_ yin

"4 _-F� .._.-a�. - .-.

_ u!_,-92 .

I _ 5 -. 92.,,; - 4&#39; .

_ ** , urn to ace Houlton 88,11 l=1=°�1°» 451 &#39; 5;; alumna; uixmin rsni IORIIRBoaaanxzxue OOIITTII

-¬h� _ tion lhould be submitted.

1 __i.|

;..__...i

P&#39;-

&#39;11-

: .

I

EF

i. -

._ n Q

4&#39;� -2n

.; -- ~- .

;.._- - &#39; � _:::_&#39;=r_ - 1,,_ �I _" &#39; "�* V �_ �;_ _ _ _ ___" � &#39; Wr &#39; � - 1 - -0 - -

Any such incidents coming to 7011!� 8""-"1-°� 55°�-fgpbe zurnunqu to the Bureau promptllf by nvwonriltetf�s

92 tiona mm-an: clpttonn P01-zunana to w�iwlv-1&#39; w Y £8 lls...-=1 og tn. cqigittgg gnd, in my cunt, LEI! s suitable £0: d an n

�I

.�__s_"_.. *9.»

*

- W "-&#39;4&#39;!-v.» igm -&#39;~�= "=5;

-p@---

� "*&#39;"""&#39;z.-&#39;:*

� »-_. ;_�_�f~_&____4.. .. .;.. W =1-__..;. .;�.7 .. . � .-..,._,&#39; _- -.-».- � 1..- -~.

. -1- , C1» -ca-I.--?- - ._�

-B-A-=&#39;-Y?

L-�~�~--LWL W -K __@ ; - ;&#39;";.u¢|

I

4

I

i

i

l.i

fi#

2

0

/

-92 /11$ 1&#39;7� 92

.-pl-�

�1 !1" ""&#39;

|

� &#39;. .|

.-

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, U.S.WASHHQGTON, 0.c.

....... 1961..

Respectfully referred to

DirectorFederal Rlreau of InvestigationDepartment of JusticeWashington, D C

Dear Sir

The attached letter from_ is self-explanatory.

It is submitted to you forwhatever consideration you can give Iit commensurate with your polic1es._

I am also sending _letter to the Attorney General as wellas the Commissioner of Inmigration andthe Labor Department.

with my regards always, I am

E. Kiko de lo GarzaVery I�8;¬6tfiL&,iQ6 Th-�ZM. C., 15th District. _

4 &#39;3

§

-Q ,I&#39;D

_ V _¥==-�_-

_ ,;_.s....

--ii-»_r-m

V_.

f

er &#39;1&#39; E x AS _ -;_. &#39; 9292&#39;>

/[0 my -=-Q 1957

&#39;-. E 0 1 ..,,_q._? ? //; I] �Q 1,31-:=,92.92?-7*�§"� _ ___ ,92f.&#39;r_;3�-wt.� � H 1-.-5&#39; &#39; .&#39; 11¢� " &#39;

3-av� ¬___ _

�I

-- �=9-~.. ._1- 1-. 1&#39;7 .

Mia H.� - .r92-&#39; ~ ~__-V ,

L �.I �P. .77:-&#39;

-M --2?

1

I

Z

II

é

|

¥

4

J

@~ ~ M» "Mb M-5" »/L°���7._ W @411! Mu 121-e-e/ MMr z , , I, _- / . , L - -

.-..._ % 3. M

l .-�"""&#39;

i _ { / /ZJL1 P /�/é?McAI|en,fTTexas 25501

W 5&#39;, z�, �u W/é7[?7</be _ � 1 ,//F254/tL/A-� ,�__,/lk. I/?,e-4L/¢, L/M, QA ,éZa,; Ll7&#39;fP92&#39;j&]Q�-£JJ1/t; b<&§&#39; �l_/ E.�/us *-��I _ ,..92 I J L Q J� � » 1 Jl 9224/�Z, U/ I iii d,£,{§ :I£jf£ 2�� I5 " A K at_ &#39; -X1. - &#39;_ ._.&#39;,-/" _1�T/~L jaw �M/cs; %A:t£i -/{_�_Iji¬.A_££A-Jpljf L4/54/3&#39;-Q11/L »,L ;,- I/£ A, [6 £TL.e,Qg M Y/W 4 �lb 1� /~ �L I MytL}�u@L &#39; W ; J!�/� PM

@l|i-In-..Ki�?

.ZT"�_J

-an...{l,M&#39;t, � 1&#39;55? Axu ¢/val, W/9 /LMM�? 4~ 5mm»: I » . _..._._...._-..

.-- ---v-�*9--1_||n;--&#39;&#39; - . �.5. .-

H _. .&#39;5-~-, &#39;=...._-__

-. .vr� �.- -;-_. &#39;:."1n_-..., A,_ �=1 - �

&#39; r 5&1:1"�-&#39;--I &#39;-*� y~ ~"~�**- &#39;!�!&#39;!&#39;I&"-:.92.

: .92-on� "_&#39;z- --&#39;.r<-&#39;~.-=&#39;F15�-:_ ".i;,!-. _. _, ., 7 _{__ J-f&#39; K -�-K ~ ~_�:.==&#39;;.,.._�=

T ,__ 9..-;_¢-1,-1-.4 - ,1. H� �T Q � __ �_ _ _ 1 � 3. -&#39; - -�§.C_�T;I"__� ;;..._�, -

H_ ,F _ __� &#39; ._�i �__.. . .___ ,, ,_ __ _____&#39;__� ,__

¢

i

|1I

_ 4

, �2&#39;. L

ii;

92 *"" . >

. K F G/K M<.Alla;, 7a£&#39;»C§L£/MU / Ww/ Ajllil ¢¢/MM/Q/Q� ~/ _ 1/ L 6,1, �20//�am! cf cw. JL/ vb Him. nu-1-_-_

M KLU b MZU y = :5 -Q&#39;-

2% W7&0-m aw?!%,ff"§ ?�* W ��%f ~�� £4 ,%,%.;g-L /&;LL�/ - L

Q.-

-"A *-%. _ __ _! .- ~

_ _gh..,.,_.

�___ ___ H u W__"V 7 7 _ i ifir� W� �~ i_ &#39; t. _, . l_&#39;_._

6»

iuEz

�i|.

&#39; �D

92.-J1

s x . -D

p

MW ~

�H M� w/My/ZJ

ilk �J - �/ .£¢ /M;/4KW Q,

. &#39; �- � �-Q:-i-;-..-._ V ---_-= .- -.- -4:: �¢&#39;r~�t192+qa-=. &#39;"-92 .,- ;.~___--_� -:___w�j; If-*--3

._ ,_ LEI. _,. .1%?

.-v-.

1;...

_-.--55¢

A � % I � L;

Q/bx/<&,4_/� Ld" 4% Q/LE/ _» } WU ML, M 411

0/JZ%V%£,/:%L�5�% %$:i�w..,,¥,_g

- -*-Q-.F.1. &#39;

- .i. ii-&#39;??_-1; 1%"

-. m_._%_�__.~___m~ X

&#39; %

II-

:I

II1

I.

i|

P- I

_-0|-I".

"92H : . D

, I _ _McAllen, Texas 7aso1 l

&/W�~ ~� . . Q/WV%@bu»@ MJWM an/2,0,u /Lfw ,U L- [ / &#39; -�U �i Le,

/2/<-¢7L,@u

Xc1Fzx$% %w$$%%»_JE�f%&#39; *W W 7 �Z/33?/T/%3V 5;-um" �

� - --1.�*&#39;* " "- - I -I W _ _ _ _ ...._-_92__.-.-wk

Qw�wmw���k

1

iI

s

. -r_.-

g~&#39;*

__,_.. _- _ �- ---1 _ &#39;__=. _,_ ;;-- .-...- . -,., .. I. �Q� _ w _ __ ._-I; r ?.__�_ 1-�-_.-VJ�.4-. - - s » - -- -- -"*&#39;- �� �-5|�: -&#39;.r= -- -- &#39; - � _ - _ .1 - ~ " "Q � f Q J . ii�, _ r, .

I _ _,..-.....

�In

3! .

-;-_�¬_:=-..:-&#39;:�:3-:&#39;.*�@�~;i,o;- 5*/~�}&#39; _ L�*F��

By As Meloneasen Opens

" ---_. - uioo dairnlng it can draw

4

_ _____Jsupport for a maiortty of Rio-Grande Valley farm workers,said mom; n um nmn; for

-the right manent to mate itslmove against South Texas rnelllfshipperg.

thejonsoo nouns an ft:lhm? Pal: �Io willkte�nll ll was pun! In canhurt &#39;h� tr nos! and move

_ar that pou1_" P161111 mmPadaua. a union nee pressdem.

sud she umoe no eommnment:from nil, not mu loog=hore-men: groupie hob! up trans-mmuon of on crop if it to_has-se»-ned.� Bolh union and I spokesmanfor La Casila Farms said Tex-as Banger: were around. watch-

img protest. The uruon-the lin-iitod Farm Workers Ckganlnng,Comnuueo-gem about 40 pm.

- on to seven Ibo Grande Yailey.~_ _. -_ : r~�_--.1-~--Java. .- . -

10

: Q.�

� e

2 92 ._. o - k _"�_;._*?:_--1 Z§.=*i*-6-r�*% T .-� . 4__ . , .___.- &#39; 92 . P .-

>r92 &#39;

3

&#39;-��rm mm arel.�;I&#39;ob|.|s1ol&#39;ILs.&#39; �ml lexicon luuouah �uted-raolahspes nnmra marchingsun. M K W»I

= "The p�ttke&#39;I= clrri�l Qi�nay-�mg -"ma la Huelga bong Live

__- , 341! 5lI�li"I!� uni the no bllri unite Helical mt! �ag.

The UHUI vice president so-d"1 Ir ronhoeol limml all oi

I 1

I-,_m-. <-_

. .�. ». a;&#39;. -&#39;_1

4 .-,.___ .- _ -~&#39;.e

_ --=~_.>.�- - --iv �- 4: 4 ..-:!-vf-"-"*-

_ _ &#39;=.-.»-, _ W__,�;� - &#39;.-r.-&#39;_ 77 ; -_ I . ,�j £...-

Rangers SlandT %!..":..=":.":.:"5,:4"e=ee¥:W ?.&#39; Jlieved the request would InI ,§hoooreo almost unanimously.

i Bay Rochester. general man:= iger oi La Casna I-�arms. use

[he was sure the u:uon�Lbe tnHted Farm Workers kgarunng-�Committee-would do all is voulo

- fto stop the shipment oi melonss

. 92 . &#39; ""T!92is�the~seoono 1� uR92""DE UT? �-&#39; A geson the:has_e_-oeenmheeroeu-Sui �I &#39; &#39;1:-aiv~-#m~» uwm*m-&#39;mmmg, - e -- --» s e

5 ? fl�ochester sasd. . &#39; -gI V He said me union would lone

&#39;too much lace :1 it dsd not art. .jo|.mng the current harvest. Ti I} 11Je cantaloupe narvesx hep:

.moving into hm swing llonday.Rochester sasd Ill honeydew��harvest would probably began,lat: this Week or early non��week. Honeydew melons are me.�H1810! La Cassia melon-crop.�|The tam; produees about 340,-;ION boxes of honeydew: Ind,about 41,000 boxes oi coma-1

i Panslla said the union Ioukl.ialso Lry zrsmp the harvest oyjasking liexicaxrlabor uruons Io�

- proluhit shear nauonaL=: from_ I beeping soon: Texas farms»

-�get 1.: their crops. f&#39; "We ui� play our cards close

land pick the strategic r1rne,�,&#39;,PadiI.la sasd. "Theresa no doubt�1&#39; when ue do move we will cause1 senous economic loss." I

Rochester said an mnouocoi

? ~..~.....-%.....=.-the sameresnltlor I proposed-";l|oycot:agai.ostneions.

_ �lttsl|ardI.obo5co92tproouce-is slnpped on lllanllo

. ~_..

-- �

;_ &#39;. �_�..Ves:

. &#39;_ .. I,., &#39;i=a

� .

= .

.&#39; --:._-1 &#39; e &#39;4.-- _ �Ii---o ---~� - _-.1

" ___1�3 ,_&#39;.._ _ - �s__

*»~*#%�P_-._j .,

_ � 92"�£.:&#39; .3&#39; -J.

=- 4&#39;-&#39;_ -"&#39;sG"Z..I� -_ 1I ,_ -1-. I�2 - -T1 -._._#,._.e

.� _-&#39;7�, - -��ii

�!�_ =_ We 92;~&#39;»f~0&#39;l--~ T ..; 1 ?__ -

._,;.,-.1 -. ~� "a &#39; -

=~_.&#39;_:.=I&#39;_&#39;-�92- 3&#39; - "-1%

-4&#39;�-&#39; as I ,;. � a1",&#39;ta1ly&#39;fne�ec�ve. He predicted ;.L_.. .4 e

P-� xi-.~f-F 9�i<� V &#39; �&#39;

- -~%i�- ,�inas1 &#39; "�-»�-- . e -v~- -»- 3- &#39; _&#39; "_,-4; &#39; -.-.- __ o 1:. .-3",-&#39;.:4&#39; -~ � Ms -

. < .-;wo»§ ezwae�

-in "

�ow. ~" *é1E�H%§§§¬&.. ,- -- "- . "".&#39;1&#39; ;.�*- 1.;- . -�. an ---

, _ _ _ &#39; &#39;.__, . . _&#39;- " ~ -=1�-&#39;-1-.&#39;¢_-.p-2.--¥»&#39;;*� . _..,.,. 1 _ ,_§emm"~wnwmnm£§T> ~"-". -5, 7 - ��Q�*-Mi�;-� _ __:.i__ A I bu". q Io 5:3,� 0:; qr e �§�f"" _ � _ �._ ___? ___

� &#39; &#39; &#39; , _ .�_. l~.&#39;-e-4543-ihli»-I_.¢_.*.__-. s-_-_&#39;_r== &#39;_: ��". &#39;s:- &#39;_ ". *-__ .*_�,�.,&#39;-I�-1�,"?.�f.

. _ 7-�.5:-~_-_-e__ ,_-7!

»_- .----;-7 "

._ ,_ . _ . _ - 7 _ ._� .. .-� .,_.,-:,,~,~=:i=�"*_&#39;__ _s _ .- ,__,_ &#39;=.-:=,aam=§- *5; _ _��» "--= ~�-= - ean 92-ea-.__ >_- an_ ___ ,, � _ __ ____ _ 1� e _ _ -. re ~ - &#39; - - 1,... -_»¢- __- ,._ *"&#39;: wW� __,._,; __ .. .-- _ - - - ,. :3a_ __ .. .- .7. -- _ _4 - . - _- if-, _ _.=,_.. ...--. V -_--- - .. _ - -_ . __, �__ , , ___ ___.-P 1._--an--.»-Q-. ___ __t. _ L. _ _____ , __ _ ,,,, ___ . W ...~--.- - -~

I N- _ "1 ._ . ,___._____.V --���---�� &#39;

l

I

5n

<

F

f1,

"&#39;

. £1

L&#39;92- _- tI

1 +i

t &#39; @i_ 92

ii

z

tI

rm

92 &#39;= Tr J� J . ".

_ .".-t.92n.- -. &#39;__- _-.-- ___ ,.~;

1""

1"

-_-�, l�

_.--. -._ . " 92 "

4

arc-s4 1/ +

Q.-19%,

Honorable Ifika de la GarzaHouse oi RepresentativesWashington, D. C. 20515

A My dear Congressman:

4/ I 5; ,-&#39; / ~&#39; �&#39; May 16, 1967

I have received your communication of May 11th,with enclosures.

You may wish to advise your constituent, q- of McA11en, Texas, that substantially the same information s eiurnished v.ou had nreviously been given to this Bureau. We advised

Q� 1NOTE: �Cordial relations maintained with Congressman de la Garaa 92-has r nested he be addressed as above Bufiles contain no record P.

Fj the Departient of�Justtce of this matter and they have not reguegted1 us to conduct anyinvestlgation. She may wish to direct further in-

" &#39; qulries concerning this subject to Honorable Fred M. Vinson, Jr.-,Q Q -1 Assismnt i§,ttor;_isy&#39;General, Criminal Division, United States De�_1_:art�

r-._i _L_&#39; ment oi Ju�icefg Washington, D. C. 20530. -. I I -:92M f is i C: - . n. .-7 1?» 11 !ef92v Sincerely yours, .-1 t _-1.33:1.»-e_.-T �"1.-&#39;-aw Y"- &#39;: � . -"Q J-J�92..L__._� 1| �r]-�-on _; T .

__ Enclosures included�etter comment1 noon a labor strike by melon farm workers the Rio Grande Valley 2I , an article from an unknown" newspaper reporting the strike. ,

?>&#39;IltT.l&#39;=1..___ V _, Criminal Division advised of alleged violence as�GT3; _._._._ reported in newspapers concerning labor organizing activities of

e captioned Conimittee"�With re"arci to laborers of the victim corporaho§~�==d -:1 La Casita Farms, Inc.! é*United Farm Workers 0rga_n__iz_.ing"f§e_mEll .-_¬-�-�� _,_ 1�--I-"Inn-�-"&#39; } ¢�e -&#39;» �- - - or �",,,,,,_____ , _ -- ,,.§:�77&#39;¥i&#39;iB_� B���r"��¥�i/K� /92* /*3 /K C ft. t aw...� /, . -1. .____/Te e. Room -�- ____ _j . W; L�°:"&#39;� ___" amt. no§¢E 1121.51-11>}: uMnt:] � CONTINUED - OVER,<iw-dv�-�~�� - - ,

� &#39; -. ,_ ._.,,,_ :_ ;,,_

�- I """&#39;*�-----�-?- - - ,__

�-K_e.m-,,__4I_*_. ,-__

C its

1

1 ns

3

itII

*4-I

12

92

92 t

i

|I

E

5t

I

1

-1

2 .

!

.=. -. 1 - _. _.1 . . ___.. _.. .__ W I -----~-.

J

11-_92,t

- 1 � "it "

i

.-.1"

. !_. _

Honorable Kika de la Garza

NOTE CONTINUED:

requested advice of the situation generally and particular acts ofviolence coming to our attention; and indicated it would determinewhether investigation was warranted under Anti-Racketeering AR! Statute�8 USC 1951! which prohibits extortionate demands induced by violence.

No investigation under AR is being instituted sincelabor organizational activities are not considered extortion as definedin AR Statute.

Our investigation as to possible Communist infiltrationof NFWA, independent labor union now known as UFWOC!, in the pastdid not indicate it was controlled by Communists, but that CommunistParty members or sympathizers have furnished support in certain ..activities concerning grape growers in California. Various demonstrationsby this organization in form of marches and auto caravans during 1966, ,1_.¢._were reportedly for the purpose of focusing attention on the organizationby obtaining publicity. . - -

San Antonio and Houston Office were requested byseparate communication to keep Bureau advised of any further incidents P» »which occur relating to the organizational attempts of the union in theRio Grande Valley. - . � _

;.:.:.&*£_"

. ;.&#39;.

..,_i;?.§&#39; � .3;-�.,_1-I-,,�__ _:r:-.*�~ 2

-lhibi�ei

T.&#39;.=.;.&#39;&#39;1�; Ii-2&#39;.�

*/;- .a. -&#39;

- 2 - ~.- -_-1_92___"_&#39;._.&#39;

.Q.._..;.-&#39;- " i-¬�392t"I"&#39;

&#39; �.&#39;:F":&#39;.�-E-"&#39;,��:7 .~&#39;;=.--I

l"92"P"""&#39; .......==;_.i

-u_. . 1__. .._.

i #.;.1&#39;="";Zfr-app»

Q12

I :" V.

.--92

, 1&#39;0

i1

9u ,.J

-

0�

2, .&#39;! _.2.

?.2L

__. Va.1�"fin- _- - �-L �L _..-----D ,, &#39;

ll -.. I-�

&#39; _.,55i L

.92-5�

Ll; - :!_

5/16/6? -n

, � -. i

To: SAC, Ban Antonio 82-3269!

From: Director, FBI �00-444762!

ACTIVITIES CONCERNING FIR! IGIKERS8&#39;l&#39;£-IE3 IIIIO GRANITE CITY, TEXAS -IIBCEIJ.-AHEO�lIS-IH&#39;F@lllTIOR CONCRHING

* r&#39; ,&#39; -&#39;. ., . . r . � _&#39; IX If &#39;_ � .1 -J.� - � . . .

-1 ..@-r

/.-._-=",

ReSAte1 5/13/67, no copies to Houston or Lon Anzeiea.

Sanin referencedand submit to Bureau by return nail &#39;

The

Antonio Bhould incorporate information mnuiinéc T �teletype into an I�.-H1! luitable tor dileemination."""&#39;" &#39;

0 ."-. *.-.-� &#39;-

Criminal Division oi the Department has previously-cxpressed an interest in the activities oi the United Fern; _ &#39; &#39;workers Organizing Committee and dissemination of various:incidents is being made to that Division, among others. Bureauinstructions regarding submission of ouch L-Ills is net forth inBureau airtel-to mum» and Sm Antonio aim: a/22/6?. Youshould nee that such instructions are &#39;!e�l1owed in the intern.� _ ;__,

O

1 - hos Angelo: �00-67449!- ibuaton �2-2417!

Q; 92-9831 t,ilzcmh -&#39;

<8! 1�/1"/�/./e/&#39;

1*� -"&#39; ;-;:_,92.

,_ ._ ..;j.».

.-3Jf £7

s, I_,.-.,,-...p-

WASHINGTON, D.C.M HO&#39;USET!_F REPRESENTATIVES, u.s.

w

1 ,...... 196.1.

Respectfully referred to &#39;

DirectorF92--it-31�8l Bureau oi� InvestigationJostice DepartmentWashington, D C

Dear S1_r

The attached is submittedd ration you can givefor whatever consi e

it commensurate with your policies.

W1 th nu;am

92

Very respectfully, � /&#39;? _ kw-E. Kikcd de I Gorzo

D =92 D, .592jY~§;} M.C.,15th District.

E X A S92 &#39;.� T

thanks and regards, I I-._§92 ___ rllrt-iii�: //.1, I

I .- _92_|92.:&#39;I, r� . "

Hr. I�Mr.Hr

£1-¢,,~ , ____ ~";_-_,Mr. Pd;Mr. 3.;Mr.ML stzllirMr. Ta ye] ___--I�.M3�. TgqgterTele. R00Mfks H°;;:le_"�"|H1� GI-tidy;----

--_-_%"&#39;-��~_

//7/�Z

¢&#39;.- __

1

A

J4 -I�� i , G-�i� �ii

" &#39;lAY�i§L=I57&#39;__ 92I. &#39; " &#39;

, u 92L _

_ - � �ier.-CF? »

-�£3?

&#39; &#39;-92~&#39;92¢

~&#39;~ -�&#39;- "a.-___

92 E1. 1-H� -1&#39;Y - � . JV�? "**

l � W ; &#39;1-1 �:1--@:=~ ~ e

&#39; §lUN5 1967 71;,-¢"� � �- * ~~- "_ ~ -� _�_�-�

- - e. - &#39; - -- -~ -_4&#39;923.---=.--_"~»~&#39;92-. -_"

3* s-=5"-E-i

g, &#39; a &#39; rw §Hl92&#39;ICl I - I T .92&#39; 1 . � SYl~�92 &#39;92l. i &#39; ,4 , Tl.--w .. I-" " � 1 I� L- �_;| ml I

L

83&#39;.p_

If!

iVV

w

92

I

E

nllr I-1. .x um: slwnn in the dale Inn! on dorneaic ldegnnu is LOCAL Tl!-IL as;-|~».92~-1---1-~ - I H &#39;.I. Tlhimsl

3u3121 O8!NSA281 I

2 NS HGAOSOP PD TDHG MERCEDES TEX 15 ass? CSTf§;2_ non xxxn nE LA cnnzai§§§:,§?nousE orrxcz BLDG wasnnc

&#39; -&#39;72� &#39; ?-i. _~�

af |wE ARE URGING GOVERNOR CONNALLY FOR THE TEXAS RANGERS SUPPORTTHE TEXAS nanczns HAVE BEEN most HELPFUL IN MAINTAINING LAWnun ORDER nunxnc THE PAST WEEK IN srann COUNTY THIF ans BEEN

g HLPFUL To THE EEFRE :10 cnnunz VALLEY. UNION ORGANIZERS AREf MAKING no PROGRES awn no nor HAVE THE SUPPORT or THE WORKERS5; THE UNION OPENLY BOASTS THEY HILL RUIN WE GROWERS IF WE D0

NOT SUBMIT T0 UNION DEMANDS ANY ASSISTANCE YOU CAN GIVE WILLBE GREATLY APPRECIATED �

Si��5!.

.=,

-5..:" -

I r

Q-3.»-.!."&#39;

J

92.- 192 -.

a-Q

�L, &#39;_- &#39;, <Lw-

:"r&#39; IQ.-

_ _ _ &#39; D l&#39;92.. L4-1- . . " * � "� *"&#39; �*"" __ � NL-92&#39;_¢=- 1""&#39;- ww .- JM mg w. F. MARSHALL. E -w w NIcFALl. . .._ EI Pr �r er &#39; ClIA&#39;IIlN OI Tnl: loam: "--&#39; &#39;nr-n [1-,_|" "�Il""&#39; 92P I, - . it E 1H _�

92 -.

r ¬~

-._ 4.1

..:.T_.._.�._T,

"--u-tr""&#39;*�

- I-:.-i==Zg§

:"-&#39;5l&#39;92%-- -11:

. .._... ..

| " - _...nr- _I ., --1- &#39;.__._-_ __ 1 ,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, U.S.

WASHINGTON, o.c.

~ -._..E-._.l5-..M.a:1 ................... 1961.

Respectfully referred to

DirectorFederal Bureau of Inve e-Isig�tionJhstice DepartmentWashington, D C

Dear Sir

The attached is submitted

for whatever consideretiongnu can giveit commensurate with your policies.

92 With my thanks and regards,I am

Very res ectfully,

E5 . H�iko} de I Garzar

rl I 1E. - �U � M. 0. Isak District.

T E X A S

-.92 &#39;-1&#39;? �-x,� I J. -- " < _

92..

1&#39; " &#39; , .&#39;. &#39;a&#39;::; ,-9251e:- . _--..- - _, ._____, � 4� &#39;

&#39;T- - ;4 ,&#39; Y I. E

� D H -r "&#39;"&#39;~"_"&#39; Er. --. u

r. r

Ilr.Mr. &#39; r___i HMr. Cnllalun_..__."Mr. Conrad_...... I�M1�. 92Mr. Gale |Mr. Rnu: &#39;Mr. silllirgni LMr. TI?dMr. &#39;I&#39;rutler_____Tole. Roo|n_____Miss Hulmui, 92Kiss Gnndy_,,_ J&#39;3"--ii-I�-I-Ilaiii-

/

E

V7 - j K _ _.-.=_&#39;*.

_,,4&#39; _*.-"

. :1,

. J

*2 "

-_ � ~94-_._?,¢ &#39; W,

~ ****}��°&#39;

. -tr.-..._.&#39;. .-4 ~ -I

_,- .F air

WL�ii9 -:r-

Q0?� »- E

¢

J �9292--E" K ~ ~ _,, _4 _J---__,~ ; ____=$___¬,_-.__�

Q *E 1 IONE» *:1;_l _T�ELE _3RAM ,- - &#39; *r"&#39;.&#39;e &#39;r&#39;;r..:cr-._u,&#39;92e:�- fr�-1:-�I-&#39; - . -E�, __|r. _. _ __ _ -9292&#39; E- _, �E _ � - -- � �. .__&#39; ...92 g.:92 |,;_ . _ � . - -. _; == � 7 -+--;===-q:�,_-- _ - 7_-:2; __ E .__% .-/ _ �__ &#39;- - --_ .. . _ _1 � =-�- ., _..._.Ai;r *=;:,: 5 _ 1-, _ t _ _ ._:-�__ _:;____.-,

¥i E Bun,, ?3mn25s_, i 7.5; _ _?5, I i , Q.; .;I¢~iE ¢E5*~A ", as HGAO5E DL Pg A &#39;FM_ : ;- *» �

3 _ HARLINGEN TEX 15 5obP ¢$T ," ;"��7�f -3+ HONORABLE E DE LA GARZA

. ..- . I-� &#39;:?§�-*"HOUEE CFFICE EUIl_[5[; QAQHQC ; 1E H�AVE TQM�? URGES GGVERNCR CONNALLY TO cCHT[};{jE �[0 HAVE THE

-7 TE�$§ RANGERS 1" STARR °°�"TY *5 THEY HAVE BEEN VITAL T0 MAINTA1%ING -LA:§§§?BonoEn WHILE oun MELON HARVEST CONTIMUEL. no STRIKE E E " H7 EX i 5c.UT THE LABO? AGITATORS OPENLY THREATEN T0 Ru1a QUE ¥� 5.h- FROBER--IF THEY new T suanzw T0 UNIcu EEnAuc:l THE HARRAiSHEHT &#39;@: -T"tr"czsITu&#39;FAR�s"HA5 BEEN"sUEJE¬T¬E*Tb�6U�ixE�T�E*¢3??" �EE == E*-

I

-~~ YEAR I5 DEPLFRABLE AND THE FEDERAL sovEsvnE~T swcugn INTZRVENEI ?92:EST- " op T0 11. ANY ASSISTANCE YOU cnu @;vg w;LL BE ,p@R5C;,T¢§m7"fA MD PUTA

rr ��tL, -1 SH; _- _ M. - ,.K__ E,

...-- , ,_;__, �--" 1.

&#39; , = »- A &#39; E j%§%¥

. 2. ; .� 1" _&#39;- -7 0&#39;. _�=r~92ra � ,1 -&#39; Z???

��i�i; &#39; V§§§§| ~ -_ �- r._- V. - _ _ .1- r - . V _. .--"1

2� �-inI_li__h-E.-~+&#39; w ?�I

".�- &#39;15�-*-- -

, *1 4:1-.�__* _ � ,�_�__é Y __Ir~_r* mar Ji_r�|I|§j-7,;-~-"-1;-=~i&#39; _ -�,1-&#39; , -5 � E . L . "-- - . 7..3 . � E _ &#39; - _ . &#39; _ ._|. . V _ _ 1

= *~�~# > E A <&#39; -.._ . .

1 &#39; &#39; 1&#39; J -,-""1 -_ ._ ,.. &#39; �_/ - K 1� .3_»*=- -&#39;;

1&#39; -I- , E . E_; _ W@;i�;_ ;g = 1, 1_¬fé%§- - --- ~"&#39;:-rv

. _ .< " &#39;__A r.:;.�:- *- " ~:1?:E. Q� --� L: ,� - &#39;1-"&#39; � -&#39; - *.&#39;q&#39;f..&#39; 1.1 &#39; _ "Q .-_&#39;_�~ ~;,?" _ - ,, -*-* _,- -. � ,�=&#39;.=_ .1� .�- -� E {=2 T�:-2 W .� » . "

" * *- ~ *- 31-~ _ ; _ hr§ir*

it &#39; ;~- -~,~ . ¢, -1»- _ #055,, _ »- 3 .

I" ?&#39;G&#39;. J. -�

� -5. � A H - E .�-_-5 - .-r----- --_- -- ____-»-.___.. __� -._. .. - &#39; &#39; �_ " _; :""..;.~._._,_*&#39;* -.-�-._. _i.. Q� _�-- _ or

�I5

F4

i Sincerely yours, :3 �J-Q� F" J

""-.�. .E" � _£"�;a� ,-_ _1� t

. _- � It

May 19, 195&#39;:

mm�etc §§��;;_ , kt- Honorable Kika de la Garza K "&#39;

House of Representativeswunmgum, n. c. 20515 /J -&#39; 9&#39;

My dear Congresman: ~ +--"

I have received your communications oi� May 15th to- _Lgether with copies of the telegrams sent to you by Messrs. _in-di

You may wish to advise them that we have previously "Wbrought to the attention oi the Department of Justice substaptially the osame information which they have furnished you. To date �we have &#39; A

not been requested to conduct any l11V03�@�O!1.- *s.nd�n&#39;iay desire to direct further inquiries concer _"" this _matter to Honorable Fred M. Vinson, Jr. , Assistajit Attolgy General,

Q�-T if:

.. -_;92�.;:;

,&#39;_§;_171joT.;.fé

&#39; MA" 7 5:196?

#5? LMFBI V~.�> we / " . ~ » et92S*� _r~ &#39; -e " 5 e

1§OTE:j:_Cor � l relations. maintained with de la Garza who has requested 5K a_ dress d as above.*"�s not identi�able iIiBii.�19B,:%ram� . w . . . .__

MA�-ED 5 J. Edgar Hoover - .

and:¢the�1l.a Casita Farms has been the ob1ect of union activity. Enclosureswere telegrams noting that union organizers "for the fruit growers in�tarrgCounty} Tegias, have &#39;-threatened to ruin the growers if they do not submitto union d ands _The Criminal Division of the Department Ins last &#39;

Iohr i_........_Iick _..__.i .Casper a

�ieildiui ..._i

1&#39; &#39; &#39; - � &#39; : : - - =".£�5"��T.. T I er , .! _ , &#39; * 0 .. JT &#39; &#39; 1 &#39; -r " o;-:.:; -""� , 1 TELETWE um&#39;rl:.___92 __ _ _ Qg-f f �#51

�"1; v = » -� §3�;-1-V B&#39;¬}lEii&iju3_92!{3 on .E.~ snore CONIINUED oven o , +-

�I " &#39; "o . o &#39; I -- W ~ &#39;�"~� &#39; all -1 ��&#39;1»- "sf � __ &#39; &#39; �-?.. _ _ _ _ &#39; &#39; &#39; ;,;,.".;-&#39;-P �-- _---_y=�._ __--1 -- - 3-_.�-__..., ,,-_»~,,;.._.,......_H_a_._...-e..m_- _. __. _1 _ J , __ ___ --- ---- �-.. _..___ _ , ,_ _ _ , , __ __ _ _ 92 _ 5 _ �. ,�_&#39;_; ; V __.,_i.-._.:_

. - - _ ,..___..n__

; Criminal Division, United States Department euuaice, igmiingion,n. c. 20530. =?- fl� ....

&#39;-> __;_1 "

ad&#39;vised�6i¬Eil3Q¬d&#39;#ioience concerning this labor movement on March

I

-

5;

I-

i l �_~ _.

is I .¢ai- _. &#39;:1_ �y _ -92p 92

4

Honorable Kika de la Garza

, .1 / Q xT / The United Fum,Wo;her e has been investigated&#39; by t�wm determined that while the union was not communist

controlled, Communist Party members or sf,-mpathizers have furnishedsupport in certain activities concerning the grape growers in California.No investigation under the Anti-Racketeering Statute was instituted as

- labor organizational acttvitiesare not considered extortion as defined ._ asunder the Statute. San Antonio and Houston Offices were requested to keepthe Bureau advised of further incidents relating to the organizationalattempts of the union in Rio Grande Valley. Governor John Connally ison the Special Correspondents� List. The Director wrote Congressmande la Garza on 5-16-67 in connection with another constituent inquiry &#39; --on this matter. During the investigation of Billie Sol Estc .-� name was noted in the appointment books o

_ E --r-1;

1I - ..

3... .4:.-; ¥§:"§-

I

Z 1-5;�. -__,_. _

LS1� �

W ;&#39;;7&#39;;E°_�5&#39;Z&#39; . _1 Ha... ~..1=-_.- . -

&#39; _--a-9?�

I _.... e..�.;� _;; ._.&#39;:&#39;-Y &#39;" -,.- . e - .- ..._ .- . :.-.- - -_r.=:-c:--.&#39;.-;"&#39;;&#39;:.. 1-" ,._... -

I &#39; -cs.»-.+ .-. 1 - -a Y-q.92~vi|&#39;i-1 -I_ _ "_ .._-"_.__.__..,��:-"___ .j;_

Qklil�_ -�-V -�~.- -j

vm ._ Na a do mm a ....i......_4_____ - ._ 7 __,-_._ u , _ ,,,0 I &#39; &#39; . 1 Q�. � " 92 ~ i .1 ___.? 1 �-*- �- u&#39;*- - . -__ &#39; - _ . - .1 . __ _ _.1 ..._ -., , ~.- ...r--.

�&#39;.�.*&#39;_ ._ __._T __ __;. _-:_. _ __ ,_;_.g_�-&#39; �,,___V __ _,_�

&#39; _ . _.

&#39; "I .&#39; ~1.&#39; *:".&#39; - &#39; - &#39; - -an --r-L -, ,-. . - _

3

?

I

a»

I

¥

>I

Ii

I

s

. - I -- .-.-aG-- - - . -_-.-._--- .-. - &#39;- " " &#39; Q »�- --- ~"-&#39;.----- ",.-..., ---� --- - - -1 _--51-_--- - --.==-a=¢--=1-:-:== -- - " ~.a. -.2" »- �- "-1 an "1¢� 1:�- $3; � �&#39;�

� ,- "-_ " -is? :r*r:::&#39;.&#39;:.:r.;:."- "&#39; I "&#39;*"&#39; " 3 A I , ,� &#39; I; .3 °CI. �I5. 1. If � _ r iUNITED STATES u0VI-ZRNMENT D-L»-d--Z

� Memorandum 1:33:33� 1:� ig:?;T:Cu rm ...i_ H 1 - Sullivan . .553L?�/L, I A r Gale I

M3� D°L°A¬F~� PATH July 7, 1967 ��fgma-&#39; Tmnl .___i

&#39; Tr er As . B . nonanon� T-7: H» -�Hulnes _.._.._._Gunny ._..-i

If

ITO =

FROM :

SUMECP ACTIVITIES CONCERNING FARM WORKERS STRIKERIO GRANDE CITY, TEXASMISCELLANEOUS � INFORMATION CONCERNING

Mrs. Mildred Stegall called from the White Housethis afternoon. She advised that Marvin Watson, SpecialAssistant to the President, is under the impression that the &#39;FBI has investigated and prepared a report on a series ofincidents involving farm workers in Rio Grande City, Texas.I told Mrs. Stegall that I had no recollection of any over-all investigation of this situation but that I would check 1and we would send over a memorandum. vi!

92.

As a matter of background, the United Farm Workers*.Organizing Committee, also known as the National Farm Workers jgAssociation, has been involved in organizational and strike 1activities in Rio Grande City for some time directed against eY=fruit and vegetable producers. We have received and disseminatedconsiderable data regarding this situation. We have also eénduetedseveral civil rights inquiries as a result of allegations of nis1_treatment and denial of civil rights by law enforcement officers ;Iin connection with the strike of fanuworkers in that area. eggACTION: l . i

i3

The General Investigative Division should prepare�a concise, factual memorandum reviewing the background of thissituation in Rio Grande Cityf&#39;indicating the extent and natggeoi our investigative activity in connection FifH&#39;fhe situationA cover letter should be prepared to Hrs. Stegall iorwardingthe memorandum in response to her request. This should beexpedited A

1/ea»&#39; "ii" 1&#39; -" i� *"i �REC 17.-� ./ ~"i �"��"&#39;

.égZ933l--- - R__ M.-_T I H - /i � 5?ti I iésiiiii�zl ���l*5 "O ---v

� Y &#39;Z � g 7 -u-�Y-vie=-- --

_ _ ..,_- _ .. .... _.,,.-_

~ &#39; . - Q." o

-- =57JUl._ ? &#39; S-§~<.1

__ _ &#39; _"_ - _ --H -,- , �-- --4-, --- . _ _F &#39;*I * 1-»e.a?a&#39;¢""*f��?i�§?:*?:§§?*~e*r"""r-"ff

I

.-..-.-. __ ___ 1» - . -1 .-. -- � _5U�;$__IE[jT; UIIICEC1 i"ElI&#39;1&#39;I1 WOIKVEIS EC aiilj

FILE= _/00-4/? ??z_9_�? _ __ _

Q

_._-._ ---�~-.-n-�----4�&#39;-"&#39;1-11�-:..�. -&#39;1-64&#39; --Ii;--l-I>e--h -~J4*wHIi-1#<+rr�H.¬"Lv-h.�&#39;L_~*9;¢+�$-|�~�=&#39;�&#39;�1:-r- >3;--&#39;.�-;_ 1. .: _ _ _.,.?, _._,&#39;_A__ _-_ .;=._:._. 4- ��,.¢-.-.,,

Q. .

YI

_�/

~92*

�-3vs

92-.�K

I

Pl""""-"&#39;

&#39; F5,-- nah»-Ann

9-1 4_ xi� l � I � I""I"lA"I;&#39;~i&#39;I;.�II"""":&#39;.1n&#39; ..A92a"r "&#39;

J: ;~......1.-.-"-1-=1-&#39;~&#39;ui-_-.&#39;-"&#39; ,1� : _ 1 4 1- -T0: nmzcroa F7. &#39; I I�

mom sosmr-~-__-I - _ - - In &#39;0,92, gr . __�_ ,._. �:. - -. _ ,

l - &.-_&#39;_,._.,&#39;_-_ = .....,_�,__ .�;._&#39;-.-..-._~.. _-...-.._-.0:-»�b� i I-__

I;Er~10usTnAT1on In OBSERVANCE OF� ATTICA DAY, JFK FEDERAL " _. , f&#39;""-A

6%aun.nz:zs , ausron, .~mss., svrzwan 15, 1915, smnsonzn BY V. Irm-: GREATER BOSTON nEFEe4sz_o?rr@�r1or; AGAINST RACIST. A h _

AND POLITICAL REPRESSION AND UNITED FARM WORKERS AFL-CID! �_ . I - _ �A - _..

xs-c -- . -

ON SEPTEMBER 13, I975�, PUBLIC ANNOUNCEPEENT �o&#39;AS.|"1ADE

OF CAPTIOHED DEMONSTRATION FOR THE DECLARED PURPOSE OF OB� .

SERVING THE SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF TNE ATTICA PRISON DIQRDER I I

AND TO PROTEST ALLEGED HARASSMENT OF DE NAU NAU ODMM! BY�

THE BOSTON POLICE DEPARTMENT. DEMONSTRATION HAS SCHEDULED-

&#39;l&#39;0BEGINAT4&#39;:3B en. I_. :1 YT-_� --SA&#39;S OF THE FBI OBSERVED THIS DEHONSTRATIO EEHICH &#39;

BEGAN wmn A!I,0VAL PICKET LINE OUTSIDE THE JFK, F DERAL &#39; --1au11.:m&#39;e AT 4:52 PM Ann CIONTLNUED UNTIL 5:4 Pm�;-} N rm}: f�DENONSTRATORS ASSEMBLED FOR A SPEAKING FROGA _a &#39;

or-&#39;_1un1c1&#39;-.PICKETERS CARRIED SIGNS DEMANDING DISH

MENTS AGAINST ATTICASPRISON RIOTORS, "HANDS DE JHAU |"1AU"&#39;_92,-

END PAGE ONE A "mi: document contains neither&#39; - I &#39; . _I I 3-eeommendatto �conclusiuns A _- . &#39; � the rm. 1&3� . brvnertv O! R��-53 - "-we FBI and is loaned to your asencrri ..i &#39;

�T� .11. and its. Obntent� are nut..t.o be - R5c°RDF-�D.. _ _g,_L_B_T.;&#39;_1,&#39;_b-lLi¥592l_I»_§1921§B192.LI.|,__,.=-- &#39;5 &#39;l60S§P 18 1973

.IALLTNFORMATIDNCONTAINEIJY~ gm5 .HEREl lSUNGLAS$IFIED.%f�T1-&#39;06;5:SE_P2_ I97-iw _?DAf|&#39;E _BY_jQ. fv§Q Q I � I I

NIT-I� � g0-"§�f7§_137&#39;T/

..

1

-.

2*-.:--I.-5�

iiQ�

&#39;.1-

U!

92

&#39; §

F

"1

._&#39; fa

ii »f�: L- ..

. .1 ,

&#39;; Q

1-1-m

: "�_.

-1

{F &;_-r

l.."=&#39;-�:JY1�I .~

_._ _._..&#39;,.;_-&#39;-._ r.._. , Y.� __ I W -.-.�-~.4--.~_ -__n..,¢-|--�<n_-..¢-.n-.4.92-0- --.-_1.4.._.. ,-_;,-,3-1:;-5�;-4..¢.=l-1;;.1&#39;.; �-: :g&#39;4�-� --§_d>.&#39;|-._,:. ..- " ~- - ~ - ~ -__- -�__A� -;_ ,1--�--....~ ---r-....?7-�-14:,

-_---- �, _ _ _ __ _�_ _.�,,� _.. . _. I i?*I"r&#39;W*,�.- I __, ._. 92 _

r 0 0 I

PAGE run _ Ad

_ -4_._� __ _»_ __,_- , "&#39; . &#39;

�UALPOLE MUST NOT BE_ANOTHER ATTICA&#39;, �FREE ALL POLITICAL

PRISONERS&#39; AND TEAYS AGAINST PRISON OPRESSION&#39;¢ THEPICKETERS NUMBERED APPROXIMATELY 55 WITH A RATIO OF Th� THIRDS H

. . _ -

NHITE AND THE REMAINING ONE THIRD BLACK. AMONG THE PICKETERS 1 T-=EHE *"- bnc

AT 5:45 PM THE GROUP OEASED THE PICKET LINE AND GATHEREDFOR A SERIES OF SPEECHES. THE FIRST SPEAKER WAS A REV. A �H -

ED RODNAN EHO REPRESENTED THE AD HOG COMMITTEE FOR PRISON 92

REFORM; THE SECOND SPEAKER, WHOSE NANE WAS NOT GIVEN, J A ¬_ I� - /

WAS A nzpnsssurgrzvz or THE uuxrtn FARM wonxzas AFL-Ci6&#39;UHO ..-

In ruau xnraonuczn ins nmm ORGANIZATION T0-THE PLATFURMq_ A &#39;THE nun svzaxsa was GILBERT LOPEZ wno CAME T0 THE T. &#39; &#39;

SPEAKERS BENCH WHICH WAS SURRQUNDED BY 5 OTHER &#39;-_. _ _ . , � _ - ,-. _

DAM MEMBERS LED BY MICHAEL DALEYI GILBERT LOPEZ USING THE "

OLD PANTHER&#39;RHETORIC ALLEGING THE BOSTON PD HAD BEEN HARASSING � &#39;

THE ORGANIZATION AND FELT THAT THEY HAD BEST KEEP THEIR HANDS �~

OFF. LOPEZ BEGAN TO us: PROFANITY AND THE_OTHERS areas T0� - Asun OF PAGE two I - IA � " -T- A . PI &#39;

&#39; ~.

&#39; 92

1 ,.,---

&#39; I 92

.-

i

- "F? I-r?�qbl~ - &#39;. -.mw - 92

, , - - - ~ -&#39;, -.4 A»____ __ , ..,._ . ..-__ .r ._... �...- - �;&#39; .&#39; .7&#39; _ 7" 1--_a�-r-n__|-;__J-4-&#39;4. � 7 7 _"&#39;�"�&#39;�"&#39;*&#39;

I

1!

II

1»

r

0

-1

»-.�.,

4If

�1&#39;3."Ml! I"fl? &#39;_..&#39;.1�9 .

4- �

Q�;-5?

qki

5,�LA�Ia

15$.E�&#39;11

ES;n-&#39;-�J

I&#39;_ _

Tr

r __ _ E 1- __L; -:.4&a-�- �>435;-_; M44.-e4-v&#39; -m-9-HilIqlIk-!!F.,~F-=?:*.l-F?.�.-;�!�2�1"�??Jh-*#&#39;*"-*-*�-- --92-.�=�,:=� 1174-Q �,- _.;,~&#39;.- �..»¢- . -- ii ---

.-?J- __ 92 L

I� .

I. .§ J, E, � qt!.

| -

PAGE THREE YF�-&#39;7&#39;: "=--; .____ .1

r - - ~-.I » 4 &#39;_.,&#39;I1 _ -

..-0 r /--ji. .-...&#39;1nlr_-.n-._.-_-»-"_ _ _ � _

r _ . 7 I. . F� &#39; _&#39; _ v . r- _. � . | .r i . , .

CLAP AND HE TURNED THE MICROPHONE OVER AND THUS ENDED HIS

SPEECH. AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE SPEAKING PROGRAM THE

DEFKJNSTRATORS HERE URGED TO JOIN IN AIMARCH ON NASS-

CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION, WALPOLE, MASS., on THE EVENINGor szrrzmasn 15, 1s1s.- rH£&#39;n£mousrRAtoRs DISPERSED AT l6:_36 PM. THE DEMONSTRATION AND RALLY WERE CONDUCTED�

- PEACEABLY AND THERE wane no nnnss1s_oa oinza zncxnsnrs. _&#39;THE GREATER BOSTON DEFENSE ORGANIZATION AGAINST RACIST.

AND POLITICAL HEPRESSION HAS PUBLICLY IDENTIFIED ITSELF Ias rnz succsssoa TO THE GREATER BOSTON commlrrzs in FREE _ANGELA.DAVI5 wnrcu IN funn �ns PUBLICLY Known as THE LOCALAFFILIATE OF THE NATIONAL UNITED COMMITTEE TO FREE ANGELADAVIS. GMCFAD! ".f 1.1 &#39; �-� . L - » &#39;9 &#39;, ¢ - � �_ - i &#39; .

sun OF PAGE THH£EZZ_ &#39;" _�V! ¢ -

92._~ -

92f

_ L �

&#39; P/� 92I

92i

- :I

1 5

~.

I

r

1

1

1

92" l.

qI .�

.___......�=_:1_D~:.-..-.&#39;-1�--Q3,»:1-|_~-:!..<?-:>?_-wt; 1- r - ;- ,. _ _ I_;.;_._ __,�___.__,_ L ~_~_,,,,_ ;_,,_ __,.___,_..,_...__ ._. -.. --»-Q.-. L_ I.---ii-_ __,___ ;,....___ _.._.-., 1 : _ V ~

0.,

n.&#39;.$r

&#39;31

if

¢-

Z11�

-"er1&#39; .&#39;§"...».T, ,D "Z-&#39; .F

.1?

.15�

ub-F

L

-IT.-.an-&#39;2»!�I�&#39;

11&#39;?"= ..-1;�T-2-5

5*.

Q�.w

____ _E ii-I%�-" ---=-,_--;,--_-_-_e;=- &#39; � 1. �:r:;__-;4!T:t,*�&#39;..~_��,;..�,-� �_� <-._n-.-._. .. __.... ,=_~.�.-_ _�.,...... _ . _ .. _..�... . _

.4-1&5 . ...=-~��-��_ I _ . .- _ _ §

._____&#39; "&#39; _-� -13- 1-In-.~-__ _

1 ~ &#39;

- -i

PAGE FOUR

F.� :�.!- 1

THE NUCFAD WAS FOUNDED BT THE COMMUNIST PARTY, USA CPUSA!, -_ _ 9TO FREE ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS, SELF-ADMITTED MENBER OF THE _ I Ii

SOUTHERN�CALIFORNIA DISTRICT CPUSA SCOOP!, WHO FACED NURDER�. &#39; IL,

KIDNAPFING CHARGES IN CALIFORNIA 0 THE SCDCP CONTROLLED NUCFAD ~ 3

BY USE OF CPUSA MEMBERS IN KEY POSITIONS. HEADRUARTERS_ ~. . ,

WERE LOCATED AT SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. FOLLOWING THE- 92- � §

- TTAL OF ANGELA DAVIS ON JUNE 4, 1972, THE NUCFAD BECAME -DEFUNCT- . ;&#39;IA- I _ .� 92 � _ A " -A .&#39;U - I --L&#39; IN A FLYER PUT OUT BY THE BOSTON DE MAU MAU ON OR ABOUT- . -

JANUARY 4 ,1972, THE nun Is SELF�DESCR1BED AS A NgpE�T &#39; 7-TJ - - .

TAKEN FROM THE KENYA REVOLT IN AFRICA. THE nun was 7&#39; �_u Rv , . |

_ STARTED IN THE UNITED STATES; MARINES TO COMBAT WHITE RACIST� &#39; ,,u_1 .

OFFICERS AND TO UNIFY BLACKS IN ORDER TO SURVIVE. THE PURPOSE _ ~ T&#39; -r

IS TO PROTECT THE COMHUNITY, TO SET UP SECURITY PATROL _&#39;

uwzrs, AND Io EDUCATE AND GUIDE BLACK YOUTH. _ Z : 3lIIII||II|IIII||I|IIII|||IIIIIIII|||||||||||||||||||||||� &#39;""� -"--�

C.

zap 0? NAGE Faun ; A T _&#39;. &#39; S" .�,=&#39;Yf&#39;- W_a. - &#39; _ .

v.

ii

192&#39; Q

¢0&#39;,

0,.-_-r

&#39;1

H,é12*

¢=

-<

� ¢

1.

:-

¢

&#39;1

0

1-. .

I?at- .311-.PUH�.,,.

&#39;9&#39;._p-

__ -4 .�._.... 4,4 -___ _-I -___.-_.._.__ 1*-�-&#39;_&#39;%_�j""-"-PAL-"����.-�&&#39;.l-*-_ �____�______ ,_.W Q .- ___ ;__A;_|._,�,¢¢1-&#39;_�=-_.___r- .,@.,,¢,-,�~=q;. . -�n 1r:.__&#39;-.7 - *&#39; -� -

"i�__-§__ _ ¢-_&#39; , I� ,___j_.-,____ 0 - �.. -_L&#39;& _- �zdrlt-:1-.;5&-.l�_..-_&#39;_-., *,,.._._u92.I�|I-I-Jab-V - { ! &#39; � �I-"�-�" ";"""�"&#39; � &#39; &#39; �

¢

92

I � _92 -.-

PAGE FIVE�V . W -

�_ I -. -1:. . �.&#39;I92&#39;rrT-~-.7?

H: �-1 ~_ - -�_-_*;..:;aK;,;D�-,,,." �V " ,.1-H -&#39;4"; I &#39; �

A SOURCE, WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION

IN THE PAST, ms ADVISED THAT "B-,c_I 4»

��--��-��-�""*-"* &#39; "&#39; »- - - - .4-_ � . � I _. , . -_ , .

- . &#39; | 1 &#39; &#39;

&#39; 92" . R

�! I1 _Q Ir �I 1

1 . .Il I

-

.21�

� .

I ;I

s

41 ...1- t I 4 iI , .

n -.

.&#39;;&#39;L_I .

._ &#39; _ ~ &#39;I�- _ -- � n "I - - :&#39;92 1�1 . I &#39; .

1 _ .1

_ - 1 -. |92 5 0 1 .0

v - &#39;u

$ I

92 � 1, _ �&#39; . _ 0 __� I _ J�I _ 5 - U

a I ~I � I

- r I I.. 1 - ".. t , � _» V _~.. .�J »,_�,: ,1 g�-. h -. �i 92 �

u = . -

. . I �

1

I I

!

.|

{ 92

92,_ ,:"_ .1 _&#39;_ :-�I _92�1 &#39; I "&#39;*�. - r -, P - &#39; �

_»._y Q &#39;_ � I.

, -�all

s. aQ .-. -

.. < �

I,-I -- &#39; 1 -92 &#39; v I

; _="a -

- - " &#39; r I

I ., n , . _ _ __ �

_ k _ _

�I.

~

I

L

I,.4

1?--rin.�

*.=- ".21 ,~

92 "F

. .$3-u

.,*-1,-

L 4%�-

-.>

A.

3

t_

�

_ . &#39;~i_7::- -- --~ &#39;:- -1--~_4-1.1--&#39;--1.1!-433-i �&#39;¢��=92zam._£»-u1-~ --�LIL. M4 __,,_.q. _AA4_,_ . .- ,_ _: __ _AA:__�__ ___ _

� 1&#39; D? !" &#39; "&#39; . A531. Din.

v A Ad &#39; . _._ -Knew lumu Q; mm =--bl _.Wwmmmn 0 C m . 5 5 . _._-�0 COMMUNICATIONS SEc1]g�» � F:|¢: ayclm. __, . 1 Gen. lnv. _.__.:{J A Idem. __¬__-_� _

pocl on. _ M - _Ina 92 � .1A / W TELETYPEEJ-u TlZY;f%.1» !&#39; Q� D 16 Plan. 8- Eva|- _.-1 Y

SP&#39;e. lnv. _.__-�rmooa BS cons *"""�"&#39; �- &#39;� Lognl Conn. ___

UI1:3EJAM UR NT 9-14-75 one ALLINFORMATION CONTAINED A A§:�:&#39;a_�g;__-"-AT0: omsc� B" unto! HEREIN �S UNCLASSI-HEB1&3}! 3%�1§�6|wt§U A 1mom: BOSTON HE! - DATE BY T""h°"&#39;R""�o 41841 i gB.......=..-,___ or

Ar/92_ -5&#39;/ .

T /DDEMONSTRATION IN OBSERVANCE *_Q_E&#39;_A_&#39;1�_&#39;II_CA DAY JFK__,_,.--��-&#39;. �-------�-"-""� � p - -h A _m_"""-""��" i q < Y]

"""�-�---�-�...--[EDERAL BUILDING, BOSTON, mg§_§.,_�§;jg1,b;_mB§BLLs;g;§_, 92 l A� ""7" � ""&#39;*� *"� : �"4 &#39;""""&#39;_"~_ 7- Y *J&#39;:*&#39; �- f- ..SPONSORED BY Tng��grsn BOSTON DEFENSE ANIZATION A�_______� _____ _,____.. ,_...._. _ u- ,- ---1-�--1--I-»-1-�-------�-&#39;~

L�ores- - i792"�""��"&#39;~ = -

AGAINST RACIST AND POLITICAL RBBBBss1o_a1,,Anrf-�TJNITEB AQ -�&#39;---1&#39;- ._o._...._..._...-- 92,|*&#39;» »-=-- »*r -- &#39;- """�"� " _,--�"-""�"" &#39;1 f bFARM woaxsns AFL - c1o> IS - c -. -�

.E. .¢-1 -.~s, {YO/I &#39;AROUND NINE Pm,os-13-15 APPROXIMATELY om: HUNDRED 92 ,;_

- I £é.92rP&#39;5 ~; �FIFTY DEMONSTRATORS IN BEHALF OF CAPTIONED ORGA A ION &#39;

APPEARED AT mss. CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION um OLE 14?;am� /20-,4 7;/97 *1 ;;MASSACHUSETTS, AND mggcnzo IN A CIRCLE OUTSIDE THE MAIN 7Q � ii. i-__. �:-GATE, cmmrso s|.osmus soon AS &#39; BLACK 1-mo wane, WE&#39;LL� Srf . - * .P lo� f_t�_1"3 7 &#39;

ALL UNITE " AND �FREE ow ATTICA BROTHERS. " DEMONSTRATORS � i__,- vb I||_u_- _, 92 O �T

ow not ATTEMPT to PBo&#39;§BBo&#39; gm wsrxrunou PROPERTY, won+/ . -./ . Awens THERE ma�: co:~1:=rco|~°ré�r1o1~:s-."� DISPERSED PEACEFULLY 3 .344 - ¢|> �EL.

J� A

APPROXIMATELY TEN Pm. no ARRESTS-. _ 9/R/13THE GREATER BOSTON DEFENSE ORGANIZATION AGAINST qt. b -

END PAG§_G.5NE92..P 251E7l3_ mo MD!92g,,,mMmm �=,|.,,� _L_ Azgmmm, mm_;*%*� Bo__o__,o,1____,,oo+Bfm*~_o

_ ._ ~A;-,_- �~**�l-;- h-.» &#39;- -LE1�, ,AA1-r�¢�s...:- P

.-

-;>~�� 1--nasal-A~�-��~1...Q~��~� �--�- - � _ �_

I 5 �0

� l

BS BS lB��4l84l

PAGE TNO

-0.-

Q £5

RACIST AND POLITICAL REPRESSION HAS PUBLICLY

IDENTIFIED ITSELF AS THE SUCCESSOR TO THE GREATERv

BOSTON COMMITTEE TO FREE ANGELA DAVIS WHICH IN

TURN NAS PUBLICLY KNOWN AS THE LOCAL AFFILIATE OF THE

NATIONAL UNITED COMMITTEE TO FREE ANGELA DAVIS WHICH

IN TURN HAS PUBLICLY KNOWN AS THE LOCAL AFFILIATE OFQ

THE NATIONAL UNITED COMMITTEE TO FREE ANGELA DAVIS.

NUCFAD!

THE NUCFAD WAS FOUNDED BY THE COMMUNIST

USA, CPUSA!. TO FREE ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS,

ADMITTED MEMBER OF THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

CPUSA SCDCP!, WHO FACED MURDER-KIDNAPPING

IN CALIFORNIA.

BY USE OF CPUSA

WERE LOCATED AT

THE ACQUITAL OF

BECAME DEFUNCT.

PARTY,SELF-

? % DISTRICTCHARGES

THE SCDCP CONTROLLED NUCFADMEMBERS IN KEY POSITIONS. HEADQUARTERS

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. FOLLOWING _

ANGELA DAVIS ON JUNE 4, 72, THE NUCFAD

MASSACHUSETTS CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION, WALPOLE,

MASSACHUSETTS, OFFICIALS AND MASS. STATE POLICE AWARE.

.V_

__ ,,, .W~..~ � _ ..;_-�J-- ._.._ L _.. -5-_..--..4-&#39;_=n--~--v-&#39;* -<_-- ~-_-.-:35].-Q..5:_.-�......-..:A -&#39;41»---~�-=1,-¢a&#39; 92�- � - - -

Q .,U

, . s

BS 16 [BB-4184!

PAGE THREE

5%?-4w!RE as NITEL 9-14-7

saunas UTILIZEDABOVE :s� TT K"-

NO LHM BEING SUBMITTED.

END _,I3�Q

MES FBIHQ CL

-6-.-

-5J.-A-I

_____,W_ ,_ _,_,___~&#39;__ _,--,-<.._.._ ;--=- _ -&#39;~~-- -�r&#39;92�----�&#39;*"&#39;<--*&#39;*"�" ""*"F:� "� :1 *"" &#39; "T

R

.1,,, nu

�i.

1 ¢.-�-.;_.,1 2..-_I,-

&#39;3!

T1e��P

rt-

.a1. T

_% �T

3%?Tu.

. .L; .

.4

: .,~;

-q-_CS9

Z!-1

$-A

1-J-_92~&#39;.&#39;

,3�;&#39;!&#39;

92.

I

/ 1

_ � 7_: _ �_-_,,W..-_�,_i__:.-A _ . ,4 - ~1..-&#39;- V-7;-~ :_-,�;,-~-, . -.__---___ -.-__-�&f;? DH?�Asst. Din: _

. Admin. -

� _. O ~rsu£BA|. auamu or mvssircmrou O %°,&#39;:�AfI�." -~" _&#39;� QOMMUNICATIONS secnow Files 5. 5.-1: I

MR was IP conz G,,,L,n,__mgcj�w�m hm -5221 PM URGENT 12/ /75 JRG � Il��gictiori

0 R R Arm mrna 13851 �5ff;*=§";&#39;m__

C-

r

HI

TU I . 2 _. 1 .

BD¬&#39;c. Inv. _.__.F 1- f INDIANAPOLIS l!Zl�&#39;-25143! é Tr&#39;3n�ng ___._L &#39; &#39; L98�-ll Coun. ._._/_ &#39; J L &#39;1�el- phwng Rm, ___

K &#39; Dinctur Sec�! ___~JPR Emor1sImt10N?1N C0 NH£C ImLHH, �§E.DF �1� " V

ssceapmv or-&#39; AGRICULTURE &#39;=:5r_2_1.___|___3 iqiizhlgggmamxs�umaI2/19/75. SM-i.1_II�&#39;-&#39;

4-15�;

Q1.--.&#39;92&#39;.

I-_

@111�10

-�--n

.-

,._.,--1*END PAGE om! 1 - H f__ _

� S_,.»4�f»;Ej2J_�1i- ofiqs/173»mf¢-~ *, 01913 � 1&#39;"I _,->9 S E�; 192 I *_&#39;*&#39; _

F C]_":.. ~-cc-M*&#39;"&#39; Ln

M _/QQS .10 92 _, &#39;;;b3~"�u Hf 4 92 ¥~

- ==-~*f"&#39;n K L awronmmrvmwommuen _ -�K °§n1@�*° �L /Qitnau rs UNCLASSIFIED51050155 F/V5 mA=rEW_ad3192sL svimwdlw b""- 1973 W V W M % i j A_. f.___%&#39;*{w� -=f---.=- *7 &#39; l &#39; .

_ __ _ _____ ___ __ -_q -,l;_..&#39;,.p&#39;-;&#39;g|ilu|;.&#39;L_-;.;...~.¢_m4m¢Q..§4.&_a..r&#39;- -- --.92-;qr=:.w._;--~-92-7*, ��&#39;:-_.1- �J_5:;&¢:,a,4

. - @

&#39; O 0I-I-.--I &#39;~

IP 102-25143 4?"PAGE 1� wo *7�:J.�&#39;.-I--_

- iv

..-;-Inn.-.

END

RXH FBIHQ ACK FOR on: l*1J

TU AND CLR _-

&#39; &#39; :2.-.

an &#39;1&#39;

5%?njf �- .7-

&#39;3-S.»-1,.�.:.&#39;:,v4;, --

ww-

J1. _:4~.

4-

%T I!-A&#39;.-&#39;fl ..

Z-

~-- _*&#39;iQl &#39; v" :� _¢__ ,__._. .-w-=17� I � �- - �-�-- � ���--�i-�---�"-----.----*-"92 .

;f_D£RA}. BUREAU or INVESTIGATIONCOMMUNICATIONS SECTION

15- 1 _ E �CONFIDQMAL

rm0: um: on umn 1|: Br ihon: 1ln1Am>o|.1s use-251451 &#39; ,» -&#39; I

QKIIRBI-5 IP CODE

9:04 PH 12/l�/13 ITEL DH? 9

uur;ct1og___g11;_n _AP,P1-ZARAICE OFo

sacm-znnv or AGRICULTURE EARLJ..¢.BUIZm_n!.DI5�P9!-_¥,,5_,! 1l&#39;P1.E,"*&#39;___,_,.,--.--w ��I- <~I-�w&#39;-&#39;-""-

SH:

morass!! Eml�nntgul Ill C

END OF PAGE OI

--�--A-»-�Q--_-..-._.._4...__.n -_..-L.-...4.nn.. .____ ____- _ ____� I

Assoc. ir.&#39; _I.__A-Int. Di1�.2

Admin. _.._._..._Comp. Syst.Ext. Afiair� _-.-Files & Com. __.._.C-en. I111; _.

IdentInspectionIntell. .-

LabnrawPlan. & TY

ESpec. hw.Training ______.

Legal Coun. __.._Telephone Rm. _..Director ..

by

Q9

.,.-_

Sec&#39;y _

_--

-_!

Ax.

°"""H w weepw 13ad Z2 DEC 12 Y9/&#39; �am �I. M ;:_ fa 5&#39; S CXci.re¢/ ..-an II"!-&#39; """-""

cc MG Criminal D isiqnm 1 s &#39;1 /&#39; 7:2 ALL mronumou CONTAINEDM /S &#39;9 " 73 J Hgngm :5 LIHQLASSIFIEQ E155:

57 �S // 3� ��"b., _ f�""� WHERE SHOWN OTHERWISE.""-Qbmdl 8,97�: GI:- �igatlonvnit / *4� X �{ 7c�. 4/006 l 92 �DQUN§|QéNT|AL f.�H _*wrnMmnhmM_n_W389

-1pr . __

r---�-.92 ,-¢-1-rIrf~

1.- -.-< --~¢ -1,-_

3:.

;&#39;.

4.

&#39;1&#39;! &#39;3:_ -|_�

4elm. T__.-

V I-I

.*-;&#39;,�*-

.__

��1"92QI-&#39; .

� _

&#39;. _ &#39; -&#39;_.792 ~. ,_.,__r�, . . _ _4 -_ -I ~ 1&#39; -.-&#39; 92__,_.- >_ . - . .. . .

-~-~ . C11 I 9&#39;.___ L Mn-

_,-- -- �-- - �--4-4~,_&#39;i-.1.:-- F� ----Y -,_:&#39; . 1- ..-A ;___._ ,{_ ,___ i �A_ A____-

1

IP I��"25 I43

mutw cm%w��mLDEHONSTRATORS CARRIED SIGNS AND CHANTED UFU SLOGANS¢ .

DEMONSTRATION HAS ENTIRELY PEACEFUL AND ORDERLYQ

ADMINISTRATIVE: Mgas 1nnmm=o|.1s 121., 1:/1/-rs, AID BUREAU rr-:1. to zlnrnnroug, _ A %

czlcnunm AID nsnmus, 12/1/1:, r:m1r|.so, &#39;rn.w|&#39;:|. or szcnznnv ormmcuuuns: EARL 1.. Bun." &#39; �

sounc: Q � bl/mIO LHII BEING SUBHI&#39;l&#39;TEB¢{Q!

END ,

&#39;-.;>

ES FBIHQ CLRP I

-92 .9_.._

|- .1.

J0 EDENHAL ~

qI

.4!�.&#39;.,&#39;-,

/-1�:-.1 -.~~r~--:--. ,-

-�ww-

.-1.~_L -_a-_ .r|_-__ _

*2.�-,�%.|�u.._

"_E_.&#39;? .

�L~13�.v_ &#39;s �ji--

�- 92-._- -;.IQ

"u

o-_,...Z

$-

,___~;

--

-. ls-

? ., .

. 1I

_._ _.-__.__4- nu - 04a-4-A - �&-141- A-Q A n.q..§u--Q-5-47 1-l-;.,!--__.__t.�_ u__. __...b ...A_ 4 , _, ___

Aaa0c.Dir__.._

I Admin.FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESHGAUOM Comp Syut ---cowuurxzrcmrows SECTION £5:-5 1113;: :

P O I 3 2;:-gtlnv _.I� &#39; Inspectio,-Q

Intel- &#39;ET.YE Laboratwl-�f .__

Plan. 8: bval. _.1NR @539 IP CODE Spec: nv _____

Trumn ...__--Legal Conn. _-.--Telephona Rm.Direcwr Sec�y __

2,/"35 45 PM unezm 12/1/vs JRG F N An1 roa ATTN:INTD!

INDIA IAPOLIS HBO 25143!

PROPOSED DEMOQSTRATION IN CONNECTION WITH APPEAREWCE OF

SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE EARL L BUTZ, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIA! ,APPP"""""�92 -m

12/12/15 92~» ~- ~ *1�-&#39;"&#39;:_.°I"

D

END PAGE om:

Classi�ed byI!&ssrl[ on. OADR

Q-AAG Cr1"*i*al 3 J-2! Attn C]!I S/$7-Q CL 869:5 &#39;19

22 DEC 111973x-er-gx O if!_-

-..~ 311,30! I 1/�I D G Q L INFORMATION COR �CE�%UmQ3%|r|n;4w1AL �,...�%.":.::

.4.§._l

29&#39;

,0 I.~� -&#39;.*&#39;-.3}=,&#39;=.<=&#39;;

=_ 1,ii: &#39;-

7-&#39;

Jér

§ : 1-;F-,-] .

_-P=3. 2.�.

P. $5I

J�¢ J?Q

,5_,_ _

_j 2%-1Eh:IuO"-T

.:-,_IF},.5:-"a._. ..-..,,_. .,

:5 &#39;

I

£I !QR _.� _,

�_92.&#39;."�

.___ ... ... 7 -.__ ..._ _ ___.*A_ ____ . _ 2;- A V ii i if _ _ ___ 1 __�_ __:____V�___� __

I&#39;-- J

¥ ,D A. bl&#39; 0 I,, O O

J

IP -25 3PAGQQZEO "5 ,c0uF|r>;¢@TL I_

, T7ADMINISTRATIVE. b92§592 JI E15� lb�SOURC

&#39;1!gIIII--I-rf:_JLOCAL AUTHORITIES AND USSS, INDIANAPOLIS BEING ADVISED.

-

END

MXW FBI WASH DC

;_

PLS HOLD

K1?�

;4A.&#39;0

5,4; .:."-&#39;21:.£1-V97...�.E%§ggi�

.� �¥%E?

b »coN1=920sM92921 It�»� . ":�. _ v __ _ _ _ TV ___ &#39; �v�_ --. _&#39;;&#39;f. ____ ... _ _.__4___ _~&#39;-. _ ��� I: -v

D017 A.D AQIIL...De A.D I ._._..I�IB!1RnBl.|GI�BI|..., Ass: D11� my

NR B7 PX PLAIN mmmmmmm Admin. ._.____Comp Syst. _._

555?! AUGUST I2, 1974 N EL UKC AUG121974 5;� 135&#39;" -= um!-:c&#39;ron c �rm nrrna _ }&#39;�Z�l,t_��&#39; *-

InspxtzunIE1-EXPFROM 8 PHOENI I57-NEVKP! IP � Intel�

Laboratory _._...-Plan. & Lvll. _._.Sap c Inv ____Tr um g ______

POSUJ D_E§O_N_$TRAIIO! BY UNITE FAR! WORKERS, FEDERAL Bezel Cum _._-__&#39;__--L -- Qwm¢#&#39; �-��--� Telephone Rm. .-

D Sec�HJILDING, PH°ENIx;_�_R_IZON�L HLLGUST I59 I974 CIVIL UBREST "em" I�-� �Lb &#39; "" """""""� b1¢-�l

A some: IMO ms 1-"unmsurn RELIABLE INFORMATION IN �rm: //

PAST, nnvxsm nueus&#39;r,_12, 1914 tnnr nzuams or-&#39; unm-:0 1-"Ann

<

-5-.-Pf.

-1»-

_&#39;-E�

;.¢,.9.1&#39;

Q .vonmzs cm! Ffannmjro nsnousrnnr: rm: rmzmu. aurwzm,

�e PHOENIX, nnrzoug, F56]! 3:30 PJI to 5:35 P-H , nuausr rs,1914 rm: nsnonsmifxon DIRECTED to xnnxenuxon AID NATIJRALIZnon SERVICE Yrs! POLICY or-&#39; rssums ermm cmns 1&#39;0 uzxxcnms

Au.owma turn to won III rm: u s nsuonsmarrou use

nmrcrm AT u.s. swarm amnv eo1.mnn&#39;m szcausr-: or ms

ALLEGED surronr or �em-:1:n cmn POLICY 1-1:

mams neon cmrmnuxa am: mm zmnoo to P

mm: 1-on APPROXIMATELY ass nsnonsmnrons.

sounca mvxsm no vrou-zucz mrrrcmmzn

1- u s. SECRET SERVICE nunPnonux mvxsm LOCAL AUTHORITIES cosmzmrr 3 M 15 W,

ZOE. SACKS ,TC:

ADMIN! STRATIVE 8 S0______-U

PHOENIX HILL FOLLOW MD PDVISE BUREAU OF ANY|U__- $5 92=.=-xsst<_<.- ms 92¢_;-Lnulu.-"e<&#39;-5 Lu-Q2-%~

&#39;11&#39;!-Ill l&#39;l92§ 13,0 ~�*&#39;M1�I."v-we-_---¢_ _ �,_�,_ _;r�_,-l__F _l&#39; ¬_ &#39;a

>-ca

I

1� .

�T3

___ -_� -�*�� -- 4 -l~�=--g-.92._=_-l_;,�&#39; -924.|§_F&#39;� 41- �¥4 - 1n&hnan92- ---in-|-~+� l - --1 4..-_...-1� --- --.--- -

0 0

c5.lFIT;n

� ._

&#39;3�1.� _....

� &#39;7-� ..43.1.2!�

I

C

11,-

u§";92-&#39;|; 2I 92_Z». ,|-

/g!@~&#39;4&#39;78lQ�l-&#39;7 BHANGED Tl] 157- 220% -&#39; 7&-2;,W. "I&#39;S�

-.~

IL

OCT 2 1 1974

�wj %E

ALL mronmmou comm-:0 %HEREI92SUNCLASS|F92one BY�R��5��¬92-����§92�°