J. Edgar Hoover Appointment and Phone Logs Part 7 of 44

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FEDERAL BUREAOUF INVESTIGATION
TELEPHONE
LOGS/APPOINTMENTS/
CALENDARS OF J. EDGAR
HOOVER
SUMMARY!
TELEPHONE LOGS
HLE "DESCRIPTION
J I TELECPAHLOALNSNE DTF OFO RROMDMEIR RE FCEBTDIO GRA RJ. HOOVER
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TO DATE; If/in/29/69
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SUBJECT: _
B7 L-9 (cid:20)g 2telephonically contacteDdi rtehcet or's Office
dui-'n&a#f3te9r;n toh (cid:24) f 10/28/6 '
1 g e on,o 9, and was referred to SA Hauer of the Crime
. Research
(cid:24)D7 ¢"*(cid:24) 'sed two FBAIg ents, onwehuoi m sidheen ti(cid:1)ed
1
a Asloysius J. were at that time interviewing her husband in front "
of their homei in Franklinton. She s tahiisd interview was being conducted in
connection w ainth investigation regarding the "Minutemen, " and that the
Agents were attempting to elicit information concerning her husband's
background and association with this outfit since his name had appeared on
a list which wass eized followingt he arrest of the leaders of the "Minutemen."
B(cid:28)! C.-g~a id her husbarnedfu wsTianfsug r tnois h the
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Agents with the i orma on they were seeking, and she was contacting Bureau
. Headquarters in an effort to have the Agents leave her husband alone.
5&#3(cid:20)9a;d7m Li-t9te2d her husbancdh haa asbdeo do k9 '
pur
concerning the "Minutemen" after hearing a r bardoiaodcast about that organ-
ization. She denied her husband was a m ofe mber the "Mind; emen " but "-(cid:24).
admith tneiasdm ew as proboanb "llaoy s t loisf ts. " '7 §}1_;_-(cid:24)_lg(cid:24)
(cid:24)=1 9 L(cid:28)2w(cid:25) as informAegde nthtse were
duties i mpose d pn on em y law and the b aepsptroach for her
would be to fully cooperate with tle FBI. This seemed to
andfshe cothmamta iecf tniotennd wo ta tsa tkoe hnat hvee
sw ould &#"3 9(cid:24) a;io:ugr(cid:1) bf ocisreo,m aundln thyes" "_e(cid:24) (cid:24) l"fde stegaet oak it ti(cid:1)hntaast gtchteA t gaieonnwtsnyo tuhladt
r ___é_(cid:24)ne r o agssaulting FBI persomiel. If/_ H,
- MDr.e Loach @ a "(cid:24)(cid:28)(cid:28)" _ 3
I 53122; u NsO1V:1 waf(cid:24)s9P 2.
H(cid:20) Miss RHolmesH 92C; O NTIN U%Eq-§I-@!TIO5%_V;:i
Ivi. A. Jones -
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liscontinued the conversatitohne wcoithm ment
that she "was going to J. Edgar Hoover about this, " and thereafter
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hung up the phone.
If
J .i__(cid:24)._-3.T_- . lNF9ItM{kT_IQ_N BmU §IL*E§:
'1:-50(cid:24)
Bu(cid:1)les dSisimclose
F > a Resident Agent
57¢-1} acts C-1ov1in.gton, Louisiana. I-Ie EOD o /
By letter dated 11/20/64 wrote the
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Director and complimented him on his 9 w2ho criticizes
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. ,* _- a=-.e ,_ £.7r- I you and/or the F. B. I. automatically becomes my enemy. " His letter was
yrw r
acknowledged 11/ 30/ 64.
Informatrieocne wivaesd1 t 9hd6au5mrinsg one of
L l some4 50 persontso whomli terature wasm ailed from" nu emen" Head-
quarters in Norborne, Missouri. T lihteisrature was forwardedt o persons
whose namesa ppeared on membership records of the "Minutemen" outfit.
57¢-I Subsequent1ly9,6 d6u, riinnfgo wrmaast iroenct ehiavpeadd paid
£5(cid:24)
a $5. O0 initial fee for me-@rship in the "Minutemen" an was assigned
l membershniupm be-
ACTION:
SAC, NewO rleans, was telephonically contacteda nd advised
A79 6t2 o(cid:28)In FBI pSeArsCOo,nr lNneeealt wn.hh sa e,tr setated
call to Bureau Headquarters and that she had threatened to
of
1 beenn o difficuldtyu ring thiisn terview tahned d hoagd nboete n releaif:
RE*COl92*/l_1VIE7ND1ATIOl~I
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UNITED ST/92&#3O9V;I"EER NMENT 5-Zhifj(cid:28) (cid:20)~
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Memorandum J.ShO _.._.__i
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Conrad ____
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TO =Mr. Gale! earn November 13, 1969 $~(cid:20)(cid:20)(cid:20)(cid:20)(cid:20)(cid:20)
sen (cid:24)
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SUMECT; &#39_ ;,_ 4 & #39(cid:25);
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The above individual telephonically contacted Duty néo
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Agent James E. Decker, Special Investigative Division, at
2:00 a 1.m1/1.,3/69. He spoke coherently and requested to
.&#39;;w 11/14/69, wwihlle bimne WashDin. gCHto.e n ,w nooutld
speak with an at Bureau Headquarters o Fnriday afternoon,
$76-it
disclose the n of his visit to Washington n hoisr reason
for his request to s wpietha k an Agent.
He rdeidla te hthea wt as(cid:1)acquwaitihnS tUe.d.
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Attorney Foran, Chicago, Illinois. advised that one week
ago on a visit to the United Nation ew York, New York, he
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.v&--#_3_9-9;-2- 1(cid:28): L7:-1 wmet owith uldthe Arnabiaon t eAlmabassbadoor andr atealso b fuur iond ert tihnetfheer hAm,rb iarsssaed orvlds i sit
with Shirley Temple Black of the United Nations.
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eadquarters would concern the Arabian Ambassador and
Shirley Temple Black.
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g -i g; on his visit to Washington, D. c.
£75-] Burefaileus containno pertineinntf ormation on(cid:20) i
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ACTION (cid:25)
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3 &}#.3&9#;3i_9 ;. R ibeifse r memoraC Rnrdeimucmoer dtfoso r informin ation!
and interview of when he contacts Bureau Headquarters o n &#39;
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11/14/69.
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- Mr. Bishop
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|r" &#&39#;3 9; - Mr. Gale
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Director, FBI
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V(cid:24); . e/Ma/re (cid:1)(cid:1)//.5(cid:24)
-. telepbonically contacted Bureau Headquarters
oi 11-13-69 in a highly excited state. He
during
1976st&ate#d at3hant9 d;! tthwooho lmdimesn ewcla iimfteihng e toy wb FeiBlIi thoe Asdgpe nets1 aa :k0 5cr ewd ha btioll was
not a htome a tthe time.
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(cid:20)92.!as anxious to resolve tbie matter and ,.
requestedg(cid:1)e b teelepbonically contacted b y a Angent of !
n office. He iurni ome telephone number as
(cid:24),b7C"/ and n second number w hereh ceould be
69. 1
co ed during the evening o - -
The Boston o(cid:2)ice m a 1 1:1! contacted I-nd -
b7c _, instructed to immediately contact a otne of t e 0.
h bove
numbere.
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NOTE: Call received a 9t:30 P 1.1M-1.3-69 b SyA J ames A.
iio"...- &#39; Abbott, night supervisor, Special Investigative Division.
3.(cid:29) Foregoing information furnished Night Supervisor James
we-(cid:24)_ 1
;1>;_,.. McKenzie, Boston office.
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Tolson ______
DeL ouch
Wclllers
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overs (cid:24) fl
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TO :M I(cid:24). ROSEDW DATE:_ .TNe: 1o3v1(cid:25)e 9m69ber
sdill(cid:24)-(cid:24)una
FRORM. % I:. aer T-nvel i+_.._.r
Mr. Rosen Soyursa
"Tow coo"
Mr. Malley Hclrc»: ii
Candy i___;
- Mr. Shroder
SUBJECT - Mr. Bailey
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5-£» b77C: -".I.
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A 8t:50 p. m. , captioned individual telephonically contacted
Extra-Duty Supervisor W. L. Bailey and advised t shhaet desired to
discuss a "bad situation - criminal matter" with the FBI. She spoke
i n a rambling and disjointed manner referring to such phrases "They
are saying bad things about me" and "I think they want me to do bad
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consulted the l opcoalilce, s rheetorted "They are a bunch of crooks. "
57¢ 1 .(cid:28)-h en terminatedc tohnev ersation. L
A check oi Burea s and Bureau&#39;s chcrocmnicp l &#39;*
b1¢.] wams ad-e wiltohco. auttin g aenn. t. .|i iiable in¢ forremgaa- triodnin g(cid:20) (cid:24)»I
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ACTION: None. For information.
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(cid:1)n cw (cid:24)no, no.1 1 (cid:24) -76151,;
(cid:24) &#39; UNITED STATES u q,R.Nl92/IENT (cid:28)&#39;1 UT
1! Memorandum
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I(cid:24) TO: M Dr. ATE;
FR; O M (cid:24) §.::.5Fm
Ilavoa i__.l.__
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(cid:28)H @(cid:24)**(cid:28)4(cid:24)(cid:28)/&1# r39;
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NOV , 1969
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set?(cid:25) SYNOPSIS:
not
New York attorney
t iondqauyiring whether the FBI has an
_-(cid:24)-HQ in orsp 1s , Texa(cid:1)asl leged that suchA agne ntt ahlkaedd
&#39; C u Chr&#39; ti .
to a Mr. Collins early this mon out pa & a# 39c;ommercial matter.
"!"~!&&##3399;;.&#39; Houstona Odvffiist cheeasn At ogennta me s assignteot d ho afftice
£3:.::{
but that S is S Reensiiodrent Agent at Corpus Christi.
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(cid:24)IF._ Agen has in erviewed n oone n Caomlliends recently and ASAC
Hetherington -of Housto~ n1 ad vises that this in(cid:1)uirv couwld -c-on1ce-rn& a r#eoo3rte9dl;v*&#39;g1M.&#39;gm(cid:25)$
stolen B23 (cid:2).11(cid:24)C1(cid:24)8.ft which one of Muske o 1nch1 w
sCelliong rtop uparstie sC iTn heTerxxiaass. tsPila, n We e&arllem#ge3dilys9 esn; tihoonfrou mo Ftl fowridaba enafirdopo rrt etow saasle
<-_ consummated. aOrrneesy (cid:1)otwerpa Cuss h risti- pAo, lice
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J(cid:24); _>
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in connection w thitihs ma er an a rtequest of police department was inter-
viewesda bqyw hno ipno lice cuMstaotdteyr. btroo uUgnhitte d
_ States Attorney in ouston as possible Federal violation and prosecution
declined as this isiivil m atter w shhoicuhld be settle_d by parties involved.
mum werein tervieS twhAe (cid:20)biary t reque anti
f &#39; & #39; &#39;
o m vevmo"e"n9t 2i nF m.a-tEt.e<r;. /5._ c(cid:25)" ;"/"./(cid:28)_ 7," -"-"_.(cid:25)_& 1-(cid:24)_l6& #A u3#" 193!J.; 9J;¢_ _ g
comp ame
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5:.(cid:25) -
Tha e a wdev/iisianvoe g wn itg% t 5
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Corpus Chrisbtui t ther1 esS tationed there; tha e is .K_./&#39;92
thinking of the aircraft m wa tter 1c recen y occurred in Corpus Cliristi,-,3!-" -LI ite
,5 11 &#39;
(cid:24) I, theF BI haedv ery reastoon b ein volved wase werine viewo f a possible (cid:24)*-
I .52..(cid:28) A violatiionn o juurr isdictiothna at hnwadev ea pnool ogie éltaonmyaokn e &#39;1(cid:24)
- (cid:24)El-&#39;?<. concem r*n aKintOtge rt.his j 52-/
(cid:24) (cid:25) I>92 EC& ,1#,. 3 v9 ; O _.1 ?& !_;#/319*;
1 ~ Mr.DeLo_ a.Lc.h (cid:28) &#39-; 4M1rR,.? o g1e n &#39;" &#39;
1 -MrB. ishop(cid:28) (cid:25) p"""(cid:24) 1- Mr. Call.a. hWan " """"""""&1#&3#93; 9U;
1 - Mr. M
(cid:20)q- i
M. A. Jones to Bisho Memo
Br-= cmF ROM-k-(cid:20)
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DETAILS:
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ortly before noon today a New York attorney named
4- (cid:24)~1.-
not identifiable in Bufiles! called this Section and
inquiro mefde w hetheFr BthI eha ans e nnta medglstationed
57¢ (cid:20)I in CoCrphursis ti, T1 teoxlia s. tha1 at 1n o owbu t that
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1.&#39;- E} pl I would be lad to check and then attempted to get from him what he had
-&#39; r
in mind. appear rather "cozy" but stated that he
uCnderhstoor ains ti rea enp cnbaameeo ynumtltye ninths acda taolk edm mt oa eMrr. Ccollinisa £l, m&#39a; ttues r.
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intimated t hhea t did not have too much confidence in the veracity of
& #39; d just wanted t soee i fwe actually had an Agent by the name of
W(cid:24) or the do athfteea lleged inatenrdview
I presse
thefirstname o Cf0 ms ut he h edged and indicated he d niodt have his
papers before him. He understood that the interview took place early
"&#39.;K&#39;
this month. I told that he would b cealled back.
...a~&_# 39;
ASAC Hethen r(cid:1)o thf e Houston Ofafidcvei sed twhahti le
tShe(cid:24) A(cid:28)&#3W9;"="t EOnDame:d as7sig--ne 4d 6, alant sothnatt u aofficle tehreyef fpid hcoaovieertn ocuyt standing!
who is e Senior Resident Agent. Hetherington stated he checked with
d that the lacttoeur ldr encoat ll faonudn din ndoic ation through
a c--ec__ ot clnily reports that he had interviewed anyone named Collins in
late October or early this month. Hetherington stated that the only thing
whim cbhei g hctonsidered cohnatnrodvleedrs bia el cently
92(cid:24)$-J
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P". -< (cid:24). involved a Houston case entitled Unknown Subject; e o 2 A3ircraft,
,___ .. S 2N7414; Register No. N-58091-Interstate Transportation o Sftolen Aircraft
ITSA!. Thefa cts inth is caswe ere statet obde as follows: F; H
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M _OP;c:a ¢ 2a_s.n... d his o wMfifues kIe M-g(cid:20)-&oi#c3n9h;"(cid:24),i gan,
through the J &. G ar on, Inc. , owned the B23 aircraft which is involved
and advertised ep
& it# 39; for sale in July, 1969. Last month on
I-Iar repr senting one ca e
e
, 000 to purchase e p ane or , 000. 0n&#39;FA"_
area where the plane was&#39;_"
-pil ed
57¢-I
57¢-4