Cointelpro New Left Alexandria Part 01 Final

FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO) NEW LEFT ALEXANDRIA 100-449698-101 FREEDOM INFORMATION Act FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION NOTICE THE BEST COPIES OBTAINABLE ARE INCLUDED IN THE REPRODUCTION OF THE FILE. PAGES INCLUDED THAT ARE BLURRED, LIGHT OR OTHERWISE DIFFICULT TO READ ARE THE RESULT OF THE CONDITION AND OR COLOR OF THE ORIGINALS PROVIDED. 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Centered on the page is a circular emblem that appears to be a seal or logo, with text that reads "FREEDOM INFORMATION ACT" surrounding images of a helmet, stars, and stripes, and potentially another iconic symbol. The bottom of the page bears the text "FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION". There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, official stamps, forms, logs, charts, or visible redactions on this page, suggesting it is a cover page or introductory statement for a document related to COINTELPRO within the context of FOIA requests. 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Potential Counterintelligence Action: In last quarterly letter Alexandria Division reported under this section that it would consider approaching the owner of a building which housed the "Americong", an alleged New Left organization in Arlington, Virginia. Investigation at Arlington has since determined the "Americong" is nonexistent and Alexandria has closed its investigation in this matter. Therefore, Alexandria will submit no separate request to the Bureau in this matter. Alexandria at present has no other potential counterintelligence action. 2. Pending Counterintelligence Action: Currently, there is no pending counterintelligence action within the Alexandria Division. 3. Tangible Results: Alexandria Division has achieved no tangible counterintelligence against New Left groups. CC - EX-113 91D REC 16 #100-1147677-101-G 2-Bureau (By Courier) 3-Alexandria 2-(100-57) 1-(100-448) (Americong) (Info) JPM:stp (5) DEC 17 1970 ecs 1970 NO. 10 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES RNMENT Memorandum TO :DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) FROM :SAC, ALEXANDRIA (100-57) (P) SUBJECT:COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT DATE: 9/30/70 Re Bureau letter to all offices 5/10/68. 1. Potential Counterintelligence Action: Alexandria Division currently has under investigation a commune known as "Americong" (Bufile: 62-112252) located at 1531 North 18th Street, Arlington, Virginia. Investigation has determined the owner of the building where this commune is located is Arlington, Virginia, It is reported that originally furnished the house at 1531 North 18th Street to the St. Charles Roman Catholic Church in Arlington, without charge, so that it could be used for youth programs. The building was, in fact, used for youth programs until approximately a year ago when the individual in charge of youth programs for This page is predominantly white space, indicating it's likely a cover page or a standard notice within a larger document. Bold, underlined text at the top reads "NOTICE," followed by several lines of smaller, bolded text. This text explains that the best available copies are included in the reproduction and that any blurred, light, or otherwise difficult-to-read pages are due to the condition or color of the original documents. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, official stamps, forms, logs, charts, or redactions visible on this page. This declassified FBI memorandum, dated March 30, 1971, details potential and pending counterintelligence actions related to New Left activities in Alexandria. Visually, the document features a standard government letterhead with the "UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT" and "Memorandum" title. Handwritten annotations include a signature stamp with the text "REC-4" and "EX-104," along with a date stamp of "13 MAR 31 1971" and another handwritten note reading "NEW REPT." There are also several numbered lists and bullet points describing the counterintelligence situation. Notably, a drawing of a uniformed soldier is present at the bottom left, alongside a stamp indicating "5 APR 6 1971." There are no photographs or explicit visual evidence of surveillance methods, informant communications, or targeting directives beyond the procedural markings and handwritten notes. the house at 1531 North 18th Street to the St. Charles Roman Catholic Church in Arlington, without charge, so that it could be used for youth programs. The building was, in fact, used for youth programs until approximately a year ago when the individual in charge of youth programs for the church was reassigned to another area. After that "hippies" moved in and the building has been used by various individuals since that time and is now the residence for the Americong. Alexandria will develop background information on and if he appears to be an upright citizen, Alexandria will submit a letter to the Bureau recommending he be interviewed to determine if he is cognizant of the purpose for which his building is now being used and further to determine if he would consider evicting the residents. 2. Pending Counterintelligence Action: REC-57 At this time, there is no pending counterintelligence action within the Alexandria Division. 2- Bureau (100-449698) 3- Alexandria 40CT(231970-57) (1 100-448) JPM/p11 (5) (6 OCT 1 70 INT/SEC. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan 3010-108 AX 100-57 3. Tangible Results: As yet, Alexandria Division has achieved no tangible counterintelligence against New Left groups. - 2 - PORA NO. 10 MAY 1: ΓΟΙΤΙΟΥ CS (4) CFM) 121-11.0 UNITED STATES VERNMENT Memorandum TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) DATE: March 26, 1970 FROM : SAC, ALEXANDRIA (100-57) (P) 900/g SUBJECT: COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT Re Bureau letter to all offices dated 5/10/68. 1. Potential Counterintelligence Action Investigation of New Left groups within the Alexandria Division has shown the formation recently of an anti-draft group called The Northern Virginia Resistance (NVR), whose leader is [REDACTED] at George Mason College, Fairfax, Virginia, and a well known anti-war and anti-draft activist. Alexandria is currently. attempting to uncover financial irregularities in the support of this group and will submit its recommendations under a separate cover. 2. Pending Counterintelligence Action At this time there is no pending counterintelligence action against the New Left within the Alexandria Division. 3. Tangible Results As yet Alexandria Division has achieved no tangible counterintelligence against New Left Groups. 17120 2- Bureau 3 - Alexandria (2 - 100-57) (1 - 100-260) (NVR) REC.57 11.1.-44 2011-101-L JPM:mlm (5) 337 1370 12 MAR 30 1970 INT. SEC. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan --- OCR Start --- ٢٠١٨ UNITED STATI ERNMENT Memorandum DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) TO Groups. 17120 2- Bureau 3 - Alexandria (2 - 100-57) (1 - 100-260) (NVR) REC.57 11.1.-44 2011-101-L JPM:mlm (5) 337 1370 12 MAR 30 1970 INT. SEC. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan --- OCR Start --- ٢٠١٨ UNITED STATI ERNMENT Memorandum DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) TO DATE: 10/20/69 FRO SAC, ALEXANDRIA (100-57)(1) SURJECT: COINTELPRO NEW LEFT 1. Re Bureau letter to all offices dated 5/10/68. Potential Counterintelligence Action In the prior three-month period, the only request for Bureau authority in a potential counterintelligence action Was to request Bureau approval to exploit a situation where aud activist, was arrested as an accessory after the fact in a local car theft case. However, it was decided this situation had already received adequate press coverage, andt the matter was not pursued. 2. Tending Counterintelligence Action At this time, there is no pending counterintelligence action against the New Left within the Alexandria Division. 3. Tangible Results As a result of his activist affiliations, has had his teaching contract terminated at George Nason College effective at the end of the 1969-1970 school year. (2 190 Bureau Alexandria JPMCK:jmb (3) 70001200 5000-10A-02 REC 17 2 Bay U.S. Savings Pond's Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan 1013 --- OCR End --- SAC, Alexandria (100-57) 1 - Mr. [REDACTED] REC- 89 9/22/69 Director, FBI (100-449098) --/ - 1-2. COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT EX-102 Reurairtels 9/11 and 12/69. Reuririels related to a proposal for exposing [REDACTED] in the local press following his implication in a car theft. as Since the local newspapers have already carried [REDACTED] items relating to this incident which identify George Mason College, as well as a draft [REDACTED] resister, it is not felt that any benefit to the Bureau would accrue from further releases on the matter. Since [REDACTED] has already been charged with violation of Virginia Statutes relating to car theft, you should take no further steps to have him charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Your interest in this Program is appreciated and you should continue to give it your closest attention. RHH:jes [HANDWRITTEN SIGNATURE] (4) NOTE: [REDACTED] was recently identified in local newspapers as [REDACTED] at George Mason College who has been a draft resister and who was arrested as an accessory after the fact in a car theft. Alexandria suggested that this infor- mation be released to the press through [REDACTED] This has already This document appears to be a memorandum from the FBI's Alexandria field office to the Director, dated December 16, 1970. The text discusses COINTELPRO operations related to "New Left" organizations, specifically mentioning an investigation into an entity called "Americong" that was determined to be nonexistent. Handwritten annotations appear on the right side of the document, including a signature and a date stamp indicating "DEC 17 1970." There are also some handwritten notations in red ink near the bottom center of the page, including what looks like a file number. A redacting stamp partially obscures some information, and a circular stamp with "FBI" in it is present at the top right. The overall appearance is that of a heavily annotated and processed official government document. NOTE: [REDACTED] was recently identified in local newspapers as [REDACTED] at George Mason College who has been a draft resister and who was arrested as an accessory after the fact in a car theft. Alexandria suggested that this infor- mation be released to the press through [REDACTED] This has already appeared in the news. Alexandria further requested authority to explore possibili- ties of having [REDACTED] discuss with the parents of the car thief who is a minor the possibility of pressing local charges against [REDACTED] for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Tolson DeLooch Callahan Feit Sullivan Tele. 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He is the\n"}, {"box_2d": [605, 163, 621, 486], "text_content": "subject of Bureau case [REDACTED]\n"}, {"box_2d": [606, 565, 623, 827], "text_content": "and has been active in\n"}, {"box_2d": [619, 162, 769, 885], "text_content": "anti-war and anti-draft activities in the Northern\nVirginia area. In the Spring of 1969 the UVA administration\nadvised him that his teaching contract would not be\nrenewed after its termination at the end of the Spring\nsemester in This document is a memorandum from the FBI's Alexandria field office to the Director dated September 30, 1970. It discusses potential counterintelligence action regarding a commune known as "Americong" in Arlington, Virginia. The document contains several official stamps, including routing codes and dates, as well as some handwritten annotations that appear to be field agent notes or additions. There are also several redacted sections on the page, obscuring specific names and information. 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[REDACTED] advised on 9/11/69, this day, that he has obtained a local warrant for [REDACTED] charging him with violation of Section 18.1-11 of the 1950 Virginia Code, as amended, as an accessory after the fact in the car theft. Full details of this incident are contained in the attached FD-302 and investigative insert. This information can be released to the press through [REDACTED] and [REDACTED] Bureau permission is requested to pursue this incident and also explore the possibilities of having the [REDACTED] discuss with the parents of the car thief the possibility of also pressing local charges against [REDACTED] The provided image is a scanned page from a document. It contains typed text, a document header "AX 100-57", and a numbered section titled "3. Tangible Results:". Below this, there is a sentence detailing the lack of tangible counterintelligence achievements against "New Left groups". The page also includes an Arabic numeral "- 2 -" centered near the bottom, likely indicating a page number. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, official stamps, forms, wiretap logs, surveillance charts, or redactions visible on this particular page. The document appears to be a factual report summarizing operational outcomes. FD-302 and investigative insert. This information can be released to the press through [REDACTED] and [REDACTED] Bureau permission is requested to pursue this incident and also explore the possibilities of having the [REDACTED] discuss with the parents of the car thief the possibility of also pressing local charges against [REDACTED] for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. -2- MAY 1962 EDITION GSA GEN RIG MO. 27 3010-106 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum TO : DIRECTOR, FBI FROM : SAC, RICHMOND SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM - IS DISRUPTION OF THE NEW LEFT BUFILE NO.: 100-449698 RICHMOND FILE NO.: 100-10658 ALEXANDRIA FILE NO.: 10/cc -57 DATE: May 5, 1969 'bl. xp a LEFT- Due to the opening of the Alexandria Division, the following action is being taken in the captioned matter: (a) LOCATION OF FILE 1. ( ) Entire file is transferred to Alexandria herewith. 2. ( ) File transferred to Alexandria, except one copy of the following serials are retained at Richmond. 3. (x) File is retained at Richmond but one copy of the following serials transferred to Alexandria file. 1, 3, 4, 8, 11 (b) OFFICE OF ORIGIN () Richmond () Alexandria (x) Bureau (c) STATUS RICHMOND () RUC () CLOSED () PENDING (x) PENDING* MCI 기기 N100-449698-101-1 REC CN (d) STATUS ALEXANDRIA () PENDING () RUC () CLOSED (x) PENDING* RECORDED 9 5 MAI 9 INT SEG SO JUL 181959 F-10 (1 Bureau (RM) 1- Alexandria (RM) Richmond MEL:JMP (3) JUL 17 1969 기기 The page is a declassified FBI memorandum. It features typed text, including a heading, sender and recipient information, date, and subject line. There are several handwritten annotations, including initials and circled text. Official stamps are present, such as "REC-57" and a date stamp indicating "12 MAR 30 1970". A horizontal black bar, signifying a redaction, obscures a portion of text within the document. The bottom of the page includes a printed footer with the message "Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan." This document is a memorandum from the FBI's Alexandria division. It contains multiple handwritten annotations, including a circled "COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT" label, a designation likely indicating the subject of the memo. There are also ink stamps, including "REC 17," and a routing stamp, "70001200." A significant portion of the text is subject to redaction, with blacked-out areas obscuring specific details within the body of the memorandum itself. The document also includes a handwritten list, possibly related to internal routing or subject identification, with the entry "(2) Bureau - Alexandria." This document is a typewritten report with several handwritten annotations and official stamps. There are multiple black redactions of varying sizes, obscuring names and information throughout the text. A "MAILED" stamp with "SEP 19 1969" is visible, indicating the date the communication was sent. There are also two circled numbers and other handwritten marks in the margins. Finally, the document contains what appears to be a form with several lines for names and a "TELETYPE UNIT" checkbox. The document is a declassified FBI memorandum, likely from the COINTELPRO New Left program. Visually, it's dominated by typed text on a standard office form, detailing an investigation into an individual involved with the SDS at George Mason College. There are numerous handwritten annotations, including scribbled notes, numbers, and a signature at the bottom indicating approval by a "Special Agent in Charge." Several large sections of text are deliberately redacted, obscuring names and specific details of the investigation. Official stamps are also visible, including what appears to be a routing or date stamp indicating "SEP 12 1969." There are no photographs of individuals or facilities present on this page. The page is a typed document with significant portions redacted, indicated by black bars. A numerical identifier "AX 100-57" is present in the upper left corner. There are also two circular stamps at the top, appearing to be hole punches rather than official markings. The text discusses the potential neutralization of "New Left" organizations and leaders, recommending authorization for pursuit and exposure of individuals. Several phrases are redacted as well, suggesting sensitive information about specific individuals or operations. At the bottom center, "-2-" indicates this is the second page of a multi-page document. The document is a memorandum from the FBI's Richmond office to the Director dated May 5, 1969. It pertains to the Counterintelligence Program concerning the disruption of the New Left. Visually, the page features several handwritten annotations and stamps. A stamp in the bottom left corner indicates "SO JUL 1 8 1959" and "JUL 17 1969." There are also handwritten notations such as "MCI", "REC", "CN", and what appears to be a routing or classification stamp "INT. SEG." Multiple checkboxes are marked with an "x," indicating specific actions related to file retention and status in Richmond and Alexandria. There are no photographs or explicit visual evidence of surveillance methods, though the nature of the document implies covert operations.