Cointelpro New Left Boston Part 01 Final

FOIPA COVER SHEET FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO) NEW LEFT BOSTON DIVISION 100-449698-5 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. THESE ARE THE BEST COPIES AVAILABLE. MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR TO ALL LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS MILLIONS OF COLLEGE STUDENTS are returning to campuses throughout the country to begin the fall semester. They represent both the hope and the shape of the future. From the standpoint of educational opportunities and intelligence, they are far better equipped than any preceding gea- eration to participate constructively in develop- ing solutions to the many complex problems con- fronting our Nation. It can be expected that most of these young people will fulfill the promise they represent to us. In so doing. they will join hands with the millions of Americans of good will who actively seck meaningful solutions to our social life. If our joint progress in this regard is impeded and de- terred, much of the trouble will come from a growing band of self-styled revolutionaries whe are using college campuses as a base for their destructive activities. This comparatively small group of arrogant, hard-core militants have con- tempt for the inajority and our democratic proc- esses. They regard themselves as the nucleus of an elite dictatorial ruling class of the future. These extremists openly avow that their aim is to overthrow the existing order. Under the guise of academic freedoms and freedom of speech, they profess to seek a dialog, when actually what they seck is a confrontation with established au- thority to provoke disorder. Through these con- frontations, they expect to smash first our educa- tional structure, then our economic system, and finally our government itself. It is vitally important to recognize that these militant extremists are not simply faddists or "college kids" at play. Their cries for revolution and their advocacy of guerrilla warfare evolve out of a pathological hatred for our way of life and a determination to destroy it. The workshops they hold on sabotage and how to use it to further their objectives are grim forebodings of serious intent. This New Left movement, as it is known, is growing both in numbers and varied forms of violence. The imaged page is a cover sheet for a declassified FBI document, specifically detailing information related to "COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT - BOSTON DIVISION" with the case number "100-449698-5". Prominently displayed are the phrases "FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS" and "FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION". A circular emblem, featuring the words "FREEDOM INFORMATION ACT" in the center and an American flag motif in the background, is also visible. There are no photographs, handwritten notes, official stamps, or filled-in forms. The document appears to be a descriptive title page rather than a report containing surveillance data or operational details. for our way of life and a determination to destroy it. The workshops they hold on sabotage and how to use it to further their objectives are grim forebodings of serious intent. This New Left movement, as it is known, is growing both in numbers and varied forms of violence. Last spring, major disorders 'precipi- tated by the revolutionary adherents of the move- ment occurred on a number of college caimpuses. In the violent uprising at Columbia University, militant students and outsiders took over several buildings and committed senseless and deliberate destruction. The incident triggered similar dis- turbances on other campuses. Changes may be necessary and improvements in any institution can be made, but this is not the way to do it. Encouraged by their "success" at Columbia, the anarchists in the New Left movement are boldly spreading the word that they intend to "create two, three, many Columbias," in the manner of one of their "heroes," Che Guevara, the Cuban revolutionary who cried "create two, three, many Vietnams!" The main thrust of the New Left moveinent arises from the concerted efforts of the Students for a Democratic Society. Many of its members and some of its national leaders openly profess their faith in cominunist concepts and their de- termination to "restructure" our socicty. One of the militant spokesinen of this group stated, for example, that "perhaps 25 universities linked to the movement would be too much for the police- for the dominant class and we would get what we demand." The New Left leaders plan to launch a wide- spread attack on educational institutions this fall. They are relying on collegiate dissidents and militants to bolster and accelerate this drive. It would be foolhardy for educators, public of- ficials, and law enforcement officers to ignore or dismiss lightly the revolutionary terrorism invad- ing college campuses. It is a serious threat to both the academic community and a lawful and orderly society. ? SEPTEMBER 1, 1968 JOHN EDGA ENCLOSURE 1 - Mr. 49 airtel 2/1/71 To: SAC, Boston (100-38580) From: Director, FBI (100-449698) COINTELPRO NEW LEFT WSA - SDS Reurairtel 1/22/71. Permission is refused for you to furnish any information regarding the recent SDS/WSA National Convention (NC) as proposed in referenced airtel. At this time, such action would conflict with other counterintelligence matters presently pending. Your interest in submitting this suggestion for counterintelligence action is appreciated, and you should remain This page contains a large block of text, presented as a "NOTICE" from the FBI. The text is printed in bold, black uppercase letters, except for the title "NOTICE" which is underlined. There are no photographs, handwritten notes, official stamps, forms, wiretap logs, surveillance schedules, operational charts, or redations visible on this page. The text explains that the best obtainable copies of a file are included, and any blurriness or difficulty reading pages is due to the condition of the originals. 1/22/71. Permission is refused for you to furnish any information regarding the recent SDS/WSA National Convention (NC) as proposed in referenced airtel. At this time, such action would conflict with other counterintelligence matters presently pending. Your interest in submitting this suggestion for counterintelligence action is appreciated, and you should remain alert for other action which can be taken: JNO:acs()]) (4) ST. 104 REC 11 1010-4/17 NOTE: Referenced airtel offered for consideration the possibility of furnishing to [REDACTED] on a confidential basis, certain information relative to activities, immoral or otherwise, of individuals who attended the recent SDS/WSA NC with the intention of having this information appear in the extremist organizations [REDACTED] claims to be an expert on We have cooperated with [REDACTED] the past; however, we have also received allegations that he has made representations that the Director has given him a clearance. He has been admonished for making such allegations. The Director noted on a letter dated 5/28/68 that he was opposed to furnishing information to [REDACTED] Jelise Sullivan Moder Brenass, (B.D.) Callahan Casp-er Conrad Foll tinle Ror Tavel Walters Grape Tefis Rode 57 FEB10 1971 Holmes Gandy MAIL ROOM TELETYPE UNIT 2 FEB 2 1971 FBI Date: 1/22//71 Transmit the following in _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (Type in plaintext or code) Vie _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Airtel _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (Priority) TO: DIRECTOR, FBI FROM: SAC, BOSTON (100-38580) (P) SUBJECT: COINTELPRO) - NEW LEFT WSA - SDS Re Bureau airtel to Boston dated 1/11/71 captioned as above. was in attendance at the National Con- vention ( [REDACTED] ) of the Worker Student Alliances - Students for a Democratic Society (WSA/SDS) in Chicago, Illinois, 12/27 to 30/70. Source advised that funds during the convention controlled by the national officers, particularly More money was needed during the convention, whereupon those attending were asked to donate; however, the issue was not pressed which seemed strange to the source. Aside from this, everyone in attendance was required to pay a $5 registration fee. The source advised that there were those The page is a scanned document containing primarily text, with a small, grainy black and white illustration in the upper right corner depicting a figure with arms raised in a V-shape, possibly a stylized protest symbol. There are also signature marks and a name at the bottom right, "JOHN EDGA," and a date, "SEPTEMBER 1, 1968," typed below a handwritten signature. The page includes a visible "ENCLOSURE" stamp at the bottom. The overall appearance suggests a formal communication, likely a memorandum or report, with the printed title "MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR TO ALL LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS." The document is a typewritten memo dated February 1, 1971, with a handwritten notation on the right side of the page, "2/1/71". It contains a list of names printed down the left margin and an official "MAIL ROOM" stamp with "FEB10 1971" and "TELETYPE UNIT" indicating a processing date. There are several redactions on the page, indicated by black ink blocks, obscuring portions of the text, especially in the main body of the memo and near the bottom. One prominent section of text, "extremist organizations", appears to be a notation about the subject matter. Handwritten annotations and symbols are present in the margins and across sections of the text, suggesting review or commentary. national officers, particularly More money was needed during the convention, whereupon those attending were asked to donate; however, the issue was not pressed which seemed strange to the source. Aside from this, everyone in attendance was required to pay a $5 registration fee. The source advised that there were those in attend- ance whose transportation was paid for, yet these were indivi- duals who could afford to pay their own transportation. Free lodging was also provided for certain individuals. The source advised that he could not recall any significant immoral activity taking place at the convention nor any other unusual activities. S-Bureau (RM) S-Boston (2-100-38520) (1-100-35472) (1-134-1872) (1-134-1653) LSB:rem (8) 117 [DEC-6 100- -----. 1 JAN 25 1971 NEW LEF [REDACTED] Approved: [REDACTED] 5 JAN 29 1971 Sort: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Pa: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE - 1970-0.373-833/N [REDACTED] BS 1.00-38580 The control of the convention by PLF was rather suttle. There was an attempt by the New Orleans chapter of SDS to remove PL from CDS; however, this move by New Orleans failed to gain way at Chicago. The PLP Faction failed to succeed in getting many voters, however, during the con- vention. According to the source, the Revolutionary Marxist Caucus (RMC) was crude in comparison to individuals the PLP put forth as speakers. The source was unable to furnish any specific information regarding the handling of funds while at the convention. As the Bureau is aware, of the Boston Office is an expert on [REDACTED] [REDACTED] organizations who The Boston Division, with Bureau permission, in the past has furnished information to [REDACTED] which has re- sulted in embarrassment and harassment towards the New Left and has produced overall satisfactory results. The Boston Division is offering for consideration at this time by the Bureau the possibility of furnishing to [REDACTED] on a confidential basis, certain information rela- tive to activities, immoral or otherwise, of individuals at the NC with the intention of having this information appear in the [REDACTED] thus causing further embarrassment and harassment. The above is being proposed by the Boston Division at this time for serious consideration by the Bureau as a major counterintelligence step against the This page is a declassified FBI document, likely a memo, from the COINTELPRO collection. The top of the page features an official FBI letterhead and fields for date and routing information. The bulk of the page contains typed text detailing information about attendance at a convention and financial matters, with some handwritten annotations and official stamps. There are two significant black redactions obscuring text within the main body of the document. The bottom section shows an approval signature with a date stamp of "JAN 29 1971". Another stamp indicates "1 JAN 25 1971" and "NEW LEFT". There are also some circled designations and coded numbers, suggesting internal FBI referencing or classification. immoral or otherwise, of individuals at the NC with the intention of having this information appear in the [REDACTED] thus causing further embarrassment and harassment. The above is being proposed by the Boston Division at this time for serious consideration by the Bureau as a major counterintelligence step against the WSA/SDS at a time when they are in a state of flux and are in the process of relocating their national headquarters. -2- OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10 MAY 1863 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.S UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) FROM : SAC, BOSTON (100-30500) (P) SUBJECT: COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT DATE: 11/17/70 Re Boston letter to Bureau, 8/17/70; Bureau letter to Boston, 8/12/70; Boston teletype to Bureau, 10/2/70; Boston airtel to Bureau, 10/16/70; and Bureau airtel to Boston and other offices, 10/23/70. I. POTENTIAL COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION Boston in referenced communication of 10/16/70, furnished the Bureau with potential counterintelligence suggestions to be implemented at Detroit, Mich., 11/3/70, during the National Demonstration being staged by the WSA Faction of SDS. Bureau instructed certain offices to purposely agitate individuals associated with the National Headquarters (NH) of SDS at Boston, in order to widen the split between the NH and major chapters around the country. The full impact of any attempt to create discord at Detroit has yet to be felt on a national level. It is hoped, however, that positive results will be realized. Boston is currently giving consideration to exploiting the racism theme of the WS/SDS and PLI people. It is noted there are no Negroes presently serving in a leadership capacity for either organization. II. PENDING COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION Aside from that mentioned above in Section I regarding attempts by informants to instill discord within the leadership of WSA/SDS, Boston has no further pending counterintelligence at this time. REC-71 2 - Bureau (R11) EX-113 2 - Boston LEB/jaj (4) 10 NOV 20 1970 INT. SEC. NOV SC 1970 By: U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan 8016-108-01 BS 100-38580 III. TANGIBLE RESULTS Boston in referenced airtel of 7/31/70, requested the Bureau to authorize Boston to advise the Boston Police Dept. Intelligence Unit when certain individuals wanted by the Cambridge, Mass. Police Dept. were at the NII. Boston advised the Bureau that criminal trespass charges were outstanding at Cambridge, Mass. against four members of SDS for their part in a disruptive picket line at Harvard University, advise the Boston Police Dept. Intelligence Unit when certain individuals wanted by the Cambridge, Mass. Police Dept. were at the NII. Boston advised the Bureau that criminal trespass charges were outstanding at Cambridge, Mass. against four members of SDS for their part in a disruptive picket line at Harvard University, Cambridge on 5/8/70. Boston on 10/2/70, advised the Boston, Mass. Police Dept. of the presence of [REDACTED] of SDS, 173A Massachusetts Ave Boston. Information was received from [REDACTED] about which was immediately furnished to the Boston, Mass. Police Dept. who accompanied by detectives of Cambridge, Mass. Police Dept, entered the IIH and arrested [REDACTED] - According to [REDACTED] and other informants who have furnished reliable information, this caused a great deal of disruption at the NII and conster- nation within the membership within the days to follow. The NH suspects an informant within their ranks and paranoid is running high. As late as 11/16/70, [REDACTED] was still reporting instances of suspicion on the part of the NH staff as to who informant is within their ranks that caused the arrest of [REDACTED] at the NH on 10/2/70. (Reference Boston tel to Bureau, 10/2/70.) On 11/14/70, [REDACTED] who are being sought on the same charge as [REDACTED] were arrested at Dorchester, Mass. by Cambridge and Boston Police Departments. Both were arrested as a result of continual cooperation between the Boston Division and the Boston and Cambridge, Mass. Police Departments. Pertinent information along with photos -2- BS 100-30580 of these individuals was furnished to both departments. (DANIEL VEACH, the fourth and last subject being sought, subsequently surrendered himself to the Cambridge, Mass. Police Dept.) IV. MISCELLANEOUS Boston is well aware of the need for good counterintelligence in order to counteract some of the activities of the New Left within the Boston Division. 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FOR INFO OF BUREAU [REDACTED] ADMINISTRATIVE: SOURCE IS [REDACTED] BOSTON WILL MAINTAIN CONTACT WITH THIS SOURCE AND ADVISE LOCAL AUTHORITIES SHOULD ONE OF THE OTHER THREE INDIVIDUALS APPEAR AT THE NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS END WE HAVE AN ADDITION TO THIS ONE. FOR INFO OF BUREAU [REDACTED] END --- OCR Start --- OPTIONAL PORM NO. 10 MAY 192 EDITION ESA FPMR (41 CPR) 101-11.0 UNITED STATES GERNMENT Memorandum TO 2 DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) FROM SAC, BOSTON (100-38500) (P) SUBJECT: COINTELPRO HEI LEFT -- 1. DATE: 8/17/70 Re Boston letter to the Bureau, 5/15/70; Boston airtel to the Bureau, 6/12/70; Boston teletype to the Bureau, 6/30/70; Boston teletype to the Bureau, 7/13/70; and Boston airtel to the Bureau, 7/31/70. 1. POTENTIAL COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION In referenced airtel of 6/12/70, Boston advised the Bureau of a physical confrontation between the 18/FLI Faction of SDS and the Student Mobilization Committee (SC) at IIIT, Cambridge, Mass., on Sunday, 5/24/70. It that time, a "flier" was submitted to the Dureau entitled, [REDACTED] The flier was intended to be inflamatory in order to widen the split between the two groups and further disrunt their activities. Boston feels this incident still has potential for Counterintelligence, and as new suggestions are developed, will submit same to the Bureau. i Boston has an established source at the Middlesex of the Institution. House of Correction, Billerica, Mass., in the person of [REDACTED] This page is a declassified FBI document containing a typescript report. It features two large black redactions obliterating names or identifying information within the text. There are no photographs, handwritten notes, stamps, or forms visible on this page. The page is numbered "-2-" at the bottom center, indicating it is part of a larger document. The content discusses law enforcement activity related to protests and arrests. The document is a typewritten page with some visible imperfections, suggesting it is a scan of an older physical document. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, or official stamps present. The text itself is clearly legible, with a document number "BS 100-30580" at the top, and a heading "IV. MISCELLANEOUS" followed by paragraphs detailing counterintelligence efforts related to the "New Left" in Boston. A page number "-3-" is located at the bottom center of the page. two groups and further disrunt their activities. Boston feels this incident still has potential for Counterintelligence, and as new suggestions are developed, will submit same to the Bureau. i Boston has an established source at the Middlesex of the Institution. House of Correction, Billerica, Mass., in the person of [REDACTED] has been furnishing names and addresses of individuals visiting knon New Leftists at the institution including two leathermen and two members of the WS/FLD Faction of SDS. Visitors at Billerica are required under law to fill out a short questionnair on cach visit, furnishing their names, addresses, and whether or not they have ever been convicted of a felony. In falsc information furnished, subjects the visitor to perjury punishable by a fine and/or prison sentence. Doston will, UCB, uron noting any discrepancy on the part of any visitor's! questionnaire, advise [REDACTED] who in turn will initiate criminal proceedings against that person. (2)- Bureau (Rit) 2 - Boston LEB/lumf (4) 58 SEP 11976 6-100-4 REC-35 EX-109 AUG 20 1975 RESEARCH SECTION RACIAL INT-SEST Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan --- OCR End --- BS 100-30580 Boston in referenced teletype of 6/30/70, suggested to the Bureau the possibility of exposing [REDACTED] of CBG in New York, [REDACTED] was the father of [REDACTED] a functionary of the National Headquarters of SDS at Boston. The Bureau by return mail, advised Boston that there was no reasonable way for the Bureau to furnish this information to a confidential source at CBG at this time. The Bureau requested New York and Boston, however, to attempt to develop the means of furnishing this information without divulging Boston's source. Boston will upon developing such means, submit the same to the Bureau. II. PENDING COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION Boston in referenced airtel of 7/31/70, advised the Bureau of four individuals associated with the National Head- quarters of the WSF Faction of SDS at Boston, having criminal charges brought against them in East Cambridge District Court, Cambridge, Mass., on 7/14/70. The charges brought against them were criminal trespass on the part of Harvard University, for their part in a disruptive picket line at University Hall, Harvard, on 5/8/70. Boston suggested at that time that consideration be given to furnishing to the Boston Police Department information as it developed, that any one or all four of these individuals were physically present in the National Headquarters. This would enable the a disruptive picket line at University Hall, Harvard, on 5/8/70. Boston suggested at that time that consideration be given to furnishing to the Boston Police Department information as it developed, that any one or all four of these individuals were physically present in the National Headquarters. This would enable the Boston Police Department to arrest any one or all four of these individuals at the National Headquarters without the benefit of a search warrant, thus enabling the police department to make a search incidental to an arrest, disrupting activities of the National Headquarters, and perhaps gaining intelligence data. This matter is still awaiting Bureau approval. Boston in referenced teletype of 7/13/70, advised the Bureau of racial disturbances in the west end of New Bedford, [REDACTED], 7/9 - 12/70. At that time, it was pointed out that [REDACTED] a known member of the Weatherren Faction in 2 BS 100-33580 Greater Boston, (Boston file 100-40356), who is also a SI subject, was arrested and<bos>, and charged with attempted arson during the New Bedford disturbances. At the time of her arrest, she furnished her name as [REDACTED] Boston had earlier determined that she has been routinely visiting at the Middlesex House of Correction, Dillerica, Mass., where he is incarcerated. [REDACTED] (Boston file 100- 40358) is also a Weathermen and SI subject. During her visits to the institution, she furnished her name officially as being [REDACTED] Boston at that time, advised the Bureau that it would furnish this information to the authorities at Billerica as well as the New Bedford Police Department, with the intention of possible criminal charges being brought against her for furnishing false information while visiting an inmate at the House of Co