Cointelpro New Left Cincinnati Part 01 Final

COVER SHEET FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO) NEW LEFT CINCINNATI DIVISION 100-449698-10 FREEDOM INFORMATION ACT 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. Sure, here is the transcribed text from the document: Talmon Sullivan Mohr (lishop Brennan, C.0. Callahan Casper Conrad Felt Gale Rosen Tavel Wailers Soyara Tele. Room Holmes Gandy airtel 1 - Mr. P. White 1 - Mr. [REDACTED] F. Benedict 11/13/70 To: FAC, Cincinnati (100-17601) From: Director, FBI (100-449698) COINTELPRO - NEW IRFT Reference your airtel 9/24/70 and Burca airtel 10/1/70 captioned as [REDACTED]. The survey conducted by Chicago, Detroit, San Francisco and New York has been completed in this matter and you are in possession of their comments. Although penetrating underground communications systems is of prime importance, because of the prohibitive number of [REDACTED] and the manpower, both Agent and clerical, which would be Involved, it is not believed this technique is feasible st this time. Your aggressive approach to this situation is appreciated and you should not be diesuaded from aubnitting imaginative recommendations and suggestions in the future because of refusal in this instance. JPB:acs. (5) NOTE: The Cincinnati Office recommended that consideration be given to the potential of checking all [REDACTED] Mor checking through indices to determine if the person has had any New Left Movement activities or sympathies. The offices surveyed felt that due to the large number of [REDACTED] and the manpower which would be necessary, this technique would not be feasible at this time. MAILED 8. NOV 12 1970 COMM-FBI DC-52:00 ST-106 [REDACTED] [REDACTED] MAIL ROOM TELETYPE UNIT FD-36 Rev. 5-22-44) FBI Date: 11/4/70 Transmit the following in (Type in plaintext or code) Via A IRTEL (Priority) TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (105-184369) FROM: SAC, CINCINNATI (105-18684) (P) SUBJECT: REVOLUTIONARY UNION IS - RU COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT ReBuairtel, 10/28/70. Cincinnati has reviewed the Revolutionary Union (RU) file and related files with the following results: Pages four and five of the paper "Becoming A National Organization" enclosed with San Francisco airtel dated 10/15/70, shows "in Yellow Springs, Ohio, site of Antioch College, a large organizing committee was set up for the purpose of developing collectives both in Yellow Springs and in large industrial cities such This page is a cover sheet for a declassified FBI document. It features bold, centered text with headings such as "FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS," "SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO)," and "NEW LEFT." Below these, the "CINCINNATI DIVISION" and a case number "100-449698-10" are listed. The bottom of the page displays a circular logo with the words "FREEDOM INFORMATION ACT" integrated into a design that includes stars and stripes, resembling the American flag, and a star. There are no photographs, handwritten notes, stamps, forms, logs, charts, or redactions visible on this page. The visual elements are purely typographical and symbolic, presenting identification and classification information. Pages four and five of the paper "Becoming A National Organization" enclosed with San Francisco airtel dated 10/15/70, shows "in Yellow Springs, Ohio, site of Antioch College, a large organizing committee was set up for the purpose of developing collectives both in Yellow Springs and in large industrial cities such as Springfield, Dayton, Cincinnati, and Columbus." 3-Bureau (RM) (2-105-184369) (1-100-449698) (COINTELPRO NEW_LEFT) 3-San Francisco (RM) (2-100-16281) (1-105-22479) 16-Cincinnati (2-100-18684) (2-100-18032) (2-100-18552) (2-100-18550) (2-100-New) (2-100-New) (2-100-New) (1-100-18558) (WOMEN'S LIB) 100-449698-10-. (YOUNG FEMALE DRIVING CAR BEARING OHIO LICENSE (1-100-17601) (COINTELPRO) NOT RECORDED 200 NOV 10 1970 CARGON COP TPS/pae (22) Approved: 31MV/19 1970 Special Agent in Charge Sent M Per 1014 ORIGINAL FILED IN CI 105-18684 Sources covering Antioch College, Yellow Springs, Ohio have furnished no information indicating anyone has been identified as a member of the RU or engaging in RU activities from the campus. The Bureau and other offices are aware of the investiga- tive difficulties regarding Antioch College, Yellow Springs, Ohio. The college is operated under a system of total student control and all Federal investigative agencies have serious difficulties in conducting investigations at the college or the nearby town of Yellow Springs, Ohio. The school is operated on a quarterly cooperative bases whereby a student will attend classes on the campus for a quarter and will then be employed elsewhere on a cooperative job for a quarter making it difficult to learn if a student is on campus at any particular time. Further review of Cincinnati files shows that in the past the following individuals have had some contact with RU: Unknown young female driving Gray Volkswagen Bearing 1969 Ohio License [REDACTED] which was in the vicinity of the residence [REDACTED] at Menlo Park, California, on 8/24/70 This license is currently registered to [REDACTED] Cincinnati, Ohio. Public directories show [REDACTED] to be employed as a [REDACTED] Clopay Corporation, a window shade manufacturing company, and to have a female child [REDACTED] named [REDACTED] a student, and a male child, [REDACTED] a student residing at the same address. Cincinnati indices contain no information identifiable with the known members of the [REDACTED] family. telephone [REDACTED] [REDACTED] address sticker Mr. and Mrs. [REDACTED] Ohio, "The Red Papers" during July, 1970. was in contact relative to RU publication, - 2 - CI 105-18684 Indices of the Cincinnati office contain no information concerning [REDACTED] or Mr. and [REDACTED] RU on 3/16/70. Investigation identified [REDACTED] This page contains a text-based notice, presented in all capital letters, that informs the reader about the quality of reproductions in a file. The text is centered on the page, with a larger, bolded "NOTICE" at the top, underlined. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, official stamps, forms, or visual evidence of surveillance methods. The page is predominantly white space with the stark black text as its sole visual element, suggesting it is a standard informational notice within a larger document. This page is a typed FBI memorandum dated November 13, 1970, concerning COINTELPRO operations. It includes handwritten initials "JPB:" and "(5)" in the margin, and a stamped "MAILED 8, NOV 12 1970" with "COMM-FBI" and "MAIL ROOM TELETYPE UNIT" checkboxes. There are also some handwritten marginalia in the bottom right corner, including what appears to be a signature or initials and some numbers. A large portion of the text has been redacted in a dark, solid block. The document also displays clipped corners or damage to the paper, particularly in the top left corner. There are no photographs or explicit visual evidence of surveillance methods. [REDACTED] family. telephone [REDACTED] [REDACTED] address sticker Mr. and Mrs. [REDACTED] Ohio, "The Red Papers" during July, 1970. was in contact relative to RU publication, - 2 - CI 105-18684 Indices of the Cincinnati office contain no information concerning [REDACTED] or Mr. and [REDACTED] RU on 3/16/70. Investigation identified [REDACTED] as a Hawaiian female, [REDACTED] and had entered Antioch College in July, 1967 and was a student there as of June 3, 1970. Investigation at Honolulu developed no derogatory information concerning [REDACTED] and Cincinnati indices contain no additional derogatory information concerning her. 2/24/70 Investigation identified [REDACTED] as a white female, born [REDACTED], at Macedonia, Ohio, who entered Antioch College in July, 1969 and was a student there as of June 3, 1970. Her permanent residence was established as [REDACTED] Macedonia, Ohio. Indices of the Cincinnati Division contain no other derogatory information concerning [REDACTED] During March, 1969, [REDACTED] an instructor at Antioch College, Yellow Springs, Ohio, was the subscriber to a telephone, receiving a phone call billed to the residence of [REDACTED] Menlo Park, California. Investigation concerning [REDACTED] was conducted based on information set out in the '68 issue of the "Record," an official weekly student newspaper of Antioch College which indicated the seed for a newly formed Radical Studies Institute (RSI) was planted by Antioch literature instructors [REDACTED] at an October, 1968 Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) meeting. RSI was described as "becoming an organization base for radical activities in southwest Ohio" and not entirely an SDS project but supported by other radical groups such as YSA. - 3 - CI 105-18684 [REDACTED] Yellow Springs, Ohio, was reported in contact with RU during 8/70 requesting copy of third issue of "The Red Papers" entitled "Women Fight For Liberation," indicating the RU publication would be used by the Yellow Springs Women's Liberation group. Cincinnati indices contain no other derogatory informa- tion concerning [REDACTED] and no information concerning the Yellow Springs Women's Liberation group. No other individuals in the Cincinnati Division have been identified as having contacts with the RU. In view of the above, Cincinnati does not believe interviews in this division would be effective in disrupting the RU during its current drive to establish itself as a nationwide organization. However, Cincinnati is reopening individual cases concerning above identified persons where these cases exist and opening new individual cases on the other persons iden- tified and appropriate background investigation will this division would be effective in disrupting the RU during its current drive to establish itself as a nationwide organization. However, Cincinnati is reopening individual cases concerning above identified persons where these cases exist and opening new individual cases on the other persons iden- tified and appropriate background investigation will be conducted to fully identify these individuals, establish their current residence, and establish their propensity for violence. During the course of these investigations, Cincinnati will be particularly alert to individuals who could be developed as sources to cover RU activities in this division. It is noted that all of the contacts with RU listed above except that of [REDACTED] was reported by [REDACTED] -4- FD-38 (Rev. 5-22-84) Mr. Sullivan FBI Date: 10/16/70 Transmit the following in (Type in plaintext or code) Via AIRTEL (Priority) TO : DIRECTOR, FBI FROM : SAC, CINCINNATI (100-17601) (P) SUBJECT: COINTELPRO) - NEW LEFT Remylets, 7/8/70 and 9/24/70; and Bureau airtel to Cincinnati, 10/1/70. STATUS REPORT - 6/30/70 to 9/30/70 1. Potential Counterintelligence Action Investigation at Cincinnati has verified that also known as; SM - SDS (EXTREMIST); CI file 100-18269; Bureau file 100-456653", returned to the Cincinnati, Ohio area 9/22/70, after an absence of several months during which time his whereabouts and activities were unknown. It has been verified that [REDACTED] is currently residing at Apartment [REDACTED] and is unemployed. [REDACTED] is a former SDS Weatherman and lived in the Cincinnati Weatherman Commune. [REDACTED] traveled to Cuba with the First Contingent of Venceremos Brigade (VB) from late November, 1969 to late February, 1970. 3 - Bureau (RM) 100 100 [REDACTED] (1 - 100-456653) 5 - Cincinnati (1 - 100-17601) (1 - 100-14444 SDS) (1 - 100-18396) (1 - 100-17861 Independent Eye) (1 - 100- [REDACTED] ) EX-113 4 OCT 22 19/0 [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [ILLEGIBLE] [REDACTED] TPS:pas (8) [REDACTED] Approved: Sent M Per Special Agent in Charge UNRECORDED COPY FILED IN CI 100-17601 was arrested at the SDS demonstration at Chicago, Illinois on 10/11/69. He has had several other arrests during demonstration and protest type activities. He has also had activity in connection with the Black Panther Party and the White Panther Party. [REDACTED] attended Kent State University, Kent, Ohio for three years. He is not enrolled at the University of Cincinnati (UC) but is associating with UC students and has already had printed and distributed a leaflet advertising free film showings every Thursday at This declassified FBI document, likely a memorandum, contains no photographs or visual evidence of surveillance methods. It features handwritten annotations and official stamps, including the "FILE DATE 11/4/70" and "Approved: 31NOV/19 1970 Special Agent In Charge." There are also numerous redacted areas, obscuring sensitive information, particularly in the lower half of the page where lists of names and numbers appear. The document also includes a section with filled-in fields, such as "Via AIRTEL" and "SUBJECT: REVOLUTIONARY UNION IS - RU." The visual layout suggests a formal internal communication within the FBI, with a standard header and body text. The page is a typed document with several black ink stamps and redactions. At the top left, there is a stamp with "CI 105-18684". There are multiple large, black, rectangular redactions obscuring portions of the text, primarily names and specific addresses. In the upper portion of the page, there are also several small, dark circular or oval shapes which may be ink blots or smudges. The bottom center of the page displays "- 2 -", indicating it is the second page of a multi-page document. No photographs, handwritten annotations, or other visual elements indicative of surveillance methods are present. Black Panther Party and the White Panther Party. [REDACTED] attended Kent State University, Kent, Ohio for three years. He is not enrolled at the University of Cincinnati (UC) but is associating with UC students and has already had printed and distributed a leaflet advertising free film showings every Thursday at the UC Student Union, the first films being "An Interview With Bobby Seale" and "Columbia in 1968 Student Revolt". Cincinnati feels [REDACTED] will be the most important New Left Movement figure in Cincinnati during the coming months. Cincinnati feels it will be very important to identify all of his contacts. The area around his current residence does not lend itself to physical surveillance. Cincinnati has developed the manager of the apartment as a neighborhood source and he is most cooperative. Cincinnati feels a survey of the building in which [REDACTED] is living should be made and also of the surrounding area for the purpose of locating a suitable position where a [REDACTED] -2- CI. 100-17601 2. Pending Counterintelligence Action Cincinnati was authorized by the Bureau to obtain photographs of [REDACTED] a former Cincinnati SDS activist. Surveillance of [REDACTED] has been under- taken at Cincinnati for the purpose of obtaining suitable photographs, however, no suitable photographs have been obtained as yet. This matter will be pursued by Cincinnati Office. By airtel dated 9/24/70, Cincinnati submitted proposed Counterintelligence measures having to do with locating Weaterman fugitives through search for individuals who have recently [REDACTED] By airtel dated 10/1/70, the Bureau instructed pilot offices to conduct a survey into this matter similar to that conducted by Cincinnati. 3. Tangible Results By airtel dated 7/8/70, Cincinnati advised the Bureau concerning review of the bank accounts of the "Independent Eye" (IE) and underground type newspapers published at Cincinnati. No particular counterintelligence opportunities appeared as a result of this activity, however, Cincinnati has opened eight individuals who have paid for a subscription to the IE by check. Cincinnati Indices show no derogatory information concerning these individuals. Cincinnati will identify these individuals through public sources and attempt to determine if these have any in- formant potential. LEADS: CINCINNATI AT CINCINNATI, OHIO 1. Under the [REDACTED] also known as," -3- CI 100-17601 caption, will request Bureau authority to make a survey for the purpose of determining [REDACTED] 2. Will conduct surveillance of [REDACTED] and continue to obtain suitable photographs of him which can be submitted to the Laboratory This document is a typed report with significant redactions represented by black ink blocks. The top of the page displays an official stamp or identifier: "CI 105-18684". Several large rectangular black ink redactions are present throughout the text, obscuring names and specific details within the narrative. There are also two small circular punch holes near the top of the page, consistent with those found in a binder. The bottom of the page shows the number "- 3 -" centered, indicating it is page three of a larger document. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, or surveillance-specific visual elements visible. CINCINNATI AT CINCINNATI, OHIO 1. Under the [REDACTED] also known as," -3- CI 100-17601 caption, will request Bureau authority to make a survey for the purpose of determining [REDACTED] 2. Will conduct surveillance of [REDACTED] and continue to obtain suitable photographs of him which can be submitted to the Laboratory and prepared to depict in a comprising position with a Cincinnati police officer. The Cincinnati Office regrets the delay in sub- mission of this report, the delay being caused by pressure of other dealine matters and temporary unavailability of necessary files for review. -4- 2 AILED 12 2 Folson Sullivan Airtel 1- Mr. D. P. White 1- Mr. J. P. Benedict 10/1/70 To: SACs, Cincinnati (100-17601) Chicago - Detroit San Francisco New York REC 85 From: Director,FBI (100-449698)-10-1 COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT EX-113 Reference is made to Cincinnati airtel 9/24/70 captioned as above. Cincinnati will take no further action on proposal set forth in referenced airtel unless advised by Bureau after information is received from other pilot offices and has been analyzed. Other offices receiving this communication should conduct a survey similar to that done by Cincinnati to determine the in their respective territories. No further action should be taken unless authorization is received from the Bureau. Promptly advise whether or not such a counterintelligence program would be feasible, the reasons therefore and an estimate of Agent hours required to physically check in the various concernin JFB: djr (13) TOTE: Cincinnati determined that cards are maintained proposal that bu checking the cards recording the They made the Information may be obtained which will read to the location of some underground Weatherman fugitives. Offices receiving this airtel are requested to advise of the feasibility of such a program'in their respective cities so an analysis of the Hishop Mrennan, C.D... Callahan C'exper Conrad Fell Gole Rosen Tavel Walters Soyara Tele. Room Holmos Gandy MAIL ROOM TELETYPE UNIT 580CT121970 be made by the Bureau. OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 18P1 EDITION GSA FYAR (41 CFR) 101-11.8 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum 7/8/70 TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) FROM: [UNREADABLE SYMBOL] S/C, CINCINNATI (100-17601) (P*) SUBJECT: COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT Remylet, 4/8/70, and myairtelmector dated 6/29/70 captioned, COINTELPRO -NEW LEFT". STATUS REPORT: 4/1/70 - 6/30/70 1. Potential Counterintelligence Action During the period covered by this letter, there has been practically no New Left Movement organizational activities in the Cincinnati Division territory. With the closing of SUBJECT: COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT Remylet, 4/8/70, and myairtelmector dated 6/29/70 captioned, COINTELPRO -NEW LEFT". STATUS REPORT: 4/1/70 - 6/30/70 1. Potential Counterintelligence Action During the period covered by this letter, there has been practically no New Left Movement organizational activities in the Cincinnati Division territory. With the closing of colleges throughout the territory and after the Kent State events, organizational activity has waned. Cincinnati feels there is potention for counter- intelligence action against individuals in the territory who have been associated with New Left Movement organiza- tions. It is felt that there is potential involving the use of drugs by these individuals as well as their mode of living which places them on the fringe of criminality and to some extent, actually being involved in criminal acts. During investigations of these individuals, Agents will be particularly alert for evidence of these situations and Bureau will be requested to authorize counterintelligence measures against them in the individual cases. Cincinnati further believes there is potential for counterintelligence action against New Left Movement Publications operating in this territory. REC. 7% 2 - Bureau (RH) 4 - Cincinnati (1 - 100-17601) (1 - 100-18563-QCE) 11 JUL 10 1970 (1-100-17861-IE) (1 - 100-17805-HU-PUBLICATIONS) TPC/dms [ILLEGIBLE SYMBOL] 5 JUL 16 1970 1010-103-01 Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan CI 100-17601 The "Independent Eye" (IE) is an underground type newspaper which is published irregularly at Cincinnati. The "Queen City Express" (((CE) is another underground type newspaper published at Cincinnati which was believed to have ceased publication but there is information available indica- ting new efforts to publish this paper. On 6/12/70 [REDACTED] furnished the results of a search of bank records concerning the IE and the QCE. Detailed information was obtained showing both these publications have current accounts with the bank and that individuals associated with the publications also have personal accounts with this bank. [REDACTED] is continuing to furnish information concerning these accounts. The information being received identifies advertisers in the newspapers as well as information concerning individuals who are apparently receiving small sums of money for either selling the publications or for other work done in the publica- tion of them. Cincinnati will continue to monitor these accounts under the investigation of New Left Movement - Publications. Is information is gathered, it is believed there will be opportunities to suggest counterintelligence action against individuals and groups who are giving financial This page is a scanned document with heavy, irregular black redactions obscuring portions of text, particularly in the lower half. The document appears to be a typed report, with a header "CI 105-18684" at the top left and some circular markings in the top margin. There is also a page number "-4-" at the bottom center. The remaining visible text is printed in a typewriter font, indicating official correspondence or an internal report. The redactions are significant and prevent a full understanding of the document's content, suggesting sensitive information was present. or for other work done in the publica- tion of them. Cincinnati will continue to monitor these accounts under the investigation of New Left Movement - Publications. Is information is gathered, it is believed there will be opportunities to suggest counterintelligence action against individuals and groups who are giving financial support to these publications. This matter is being followed closely at Cincinnati and Bureau will be requested to authorize counterintelligence action as the opportunities appear. 2. Pending Counterintelligence Action By referenced Cincinnati airtel, the Bureau was requested to authorize counterintelligence action in connection with the operation of [REDACTED] Cincinnati is preparing photographs of [REDACTED] a former Cincinnati Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) activist. These photographs will ‑ 2 ‑ CI 100-17601 be submitted to the Laboratory so they can be processed to show [REDACTED] in a compromising situation with a well-known officer of the Cincinnati PD Intelligence Unit. In referenced airtel, Bureau was also requested to authorize Cincinnati to have mailed to the Liberation News Service in New York City an anonymous letter designed to create suspicion and disruption among the fugitive Weathermen. 3. Tangible Results Cincinnati did not engage in any counterintelligence measures during the period covered by this report. Cincinnati will follow Bureau authorization of the counterintelligence measures suggested and will be alert for any possibilities for such action. - 3 - OPTIONAL FORM NO. [ILLEGIBLE] MAY 1962 EDITION SSA PPMR (42 CFR) 101-11.8 UNITED STATES G NMENT Memorandum TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) FROM: [ILLEGIBLE] SAC, CINCINNATI (100-17601) (P*) SUBJECT: COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT DATE: 4/8/70 Remylet, 12/31/69. STATUS REPORT: 1/1/70 - 3/31/70 1. Potential Counterintelligence Action During the period covered by this letter, elements of the "Weatherman" faction of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) made up the only New Left Movement (NLM) activity in the Cincinnati Division territory. This activity was limited to one commune at Columbus, Ohio, which was staffed by about seven hard-core "Weatherman" persons from Northern Ohio area under the apparent leadership of [REDACTED] one commune staffed by three to ten hard-core "Weatherman" persons existed at Cincinnati, Ohio, Neither commune was able to mount any significant activity at either Columbus, Ohio, or Cincinnati, Ohio, they attracted the attention of local police and some arrests were made. Individuals identified as being connected with the communes at Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio, have scattered and some of them have been traced to communes in other This page is a form with handwritten annotations and official stamps. The form itself is an FBI document, indicated by "FBI" at the top and "FD-38 (Rev. 5-22-64)" in the upper left corner. It contains typed information about a "STATUS REPORT - 6/30/70 to 9/30/70" related to "COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT" in Cincinnati. There are several redactions, most notably obscuring names and addresses. Handwritten notes and signatures appear in various sections, including a large signature in the upper right and smaller annotations throughout the document. An "UNRECORDED COPY FILED IN" stamp is present on the right margin. There are no photographs or explicit visual evidence of surveillance methods. The document is a typed page of a report, likely a surveillance or intelligence document, with several large, blacked-out redactions obscuring personal information and potentially sensitive details. There are also a few small, circular black marks which might be ink blots or small redactions. Importantly, there are two clusters of abstract, black shapes at the top of the page, one larger and to the left, the other smaller and to the right, which are evocative of ink blots or abstract drawings placed on the page, but do not appear to be photographs of individuals or locations. At the bottom of the page, the number "-2-" is clearly visible, indicating that this is the second page of a multi-page document. The overall impression is one of a heavily censored and official document, with limited visual elements beyond the text and redactions. to mount any significant activity at either Columbus, Ohio, or Cincinnati, Ohio, they attracted the attention of local police and some arrests were made. Individuals identified as being connected with the communes at Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio, have scattered and some of them have been traced to communes in other localities. Due to the current "underground" tactics of the SDS, their rapid movement from one commune to another and the tactic of importing SDS people from other areas, ther has been no potential or counter- intelligence action during the past three months. 2- Bureau (RM) 4 - Cincinnati (1 - 100-17601) (1 - 100-17107) (1 - 100-17786) (1 - 100-14444) REC-1/ [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] TPS/jah (6) [ILLEGIBLE] APR 2 11970 8010-100 10.11 [ILLEGIBLE] RESEAFE 12 APR 13 1970 ION Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan CI 100-17601 2. Pending Counterintelligence Action No request has been made for Bureau approval for counterintelligence action during the past three months. 3. Tangible Results Cincinnati did not engage in any counterintelligence activity during the period covered by this report. 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