Cointelpro New Left Hq Part 03

This page is a cover sheet for a declassified FBI document related to the COINTELPRO program. It features prominent text headings such as "FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS," "SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO)," "NEW LEFT," "SECTION 3," and a document number "100-449698." A circular emblem with the text "FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT" and a stylized American flag design is centrally placed. The bottom of the page displays the official header "FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION." There are no photographs, handwritten notes, stamps, forms, logs, or visible redactions on this page, making it a purely textual and symbolic representation of the document's origin and subject matter. FOIPA COVER SHEET FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO) NEW LEFT SECTION 3 100-449698 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. } OPTIONAL FORM NO. N MAY 1962 EDITION SSA FPMR (CPR) 101-11.4 UNITED STATES NT Memorandum TO :DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)/ DATE: 1/6/71 FROM: SAC, CHARLOTTE (100-10483) (P*) SUBJECT: COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM IS - DISRUPTION OF NEW LEFT Re Charlotte letter to Director, 9/29/70. 1. POTENTIAL COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE ACTION The Charlotte Office is continuously scrutinizing the subjects of new left investigation regarding school financial aid and employment with the end in view of having such aid and employment terminated. 2. PENDING COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE ACTION There is no pending counter-intelligence action at the present time. 3. TANGIBLE RESULTS As stated in referenced letter, [REDACTED] SI subject in Charlotte Office, was detained by INS at New York, on basis of information disseminated by Charlotte Office to INS. The 9/24/70 edition of the Chronicle, student newspaper at Duke University, Durham, N. C., published an editorial captioned "Free [REDACTED] The editorial states that was on his way back to Duke to take his Ph.D. oral examinations when he was detained by INS 11 days previously, and that the Government is trying very hard to get him out of the country. It states [REDACTED] is a victim of the same tactics the government is using all across the nation to muzzle political dissent. Also, on 10/23/70, [REDACTED] advised that at an SDS meeting at Duke that date, it was announced that [REDACTED] was back at Duke out that he was "keeping pretty quiet or else he will be thrown out of the country." - Bureau (RIM) 2 - Charlotte LJS:rlm (4) -16 A? q ? I ). ST 117 REC-79 / 12 JAN 11 1971 61JAN1 51971 Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan Airtel To: SACS, Boston Chicago Los Angeles New Orleans New York From: Director, FBI COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT WORKER STUDENT ALLIANCE - STUDENTS FOR A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY GENERAL The National Convention of the Worker Student Alliance - Students for a Democratic Society (WRA/RDS), which was held on 12/27-30/70 in Chicago, was firmly con- trolled by This page contains text-based information from a declassified FBI document. The text is in black ink on a white background and appears to be a standard printed notice. The title "NOTICE" is underlined and centered at the top, followed by several paragraphs of text in a bold font. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, official stamps, forms, logs, charts, redactions, or other visual elements related to surveillance methods or informant communications. The page is otherwise blank. Los Angeles New Orleans New York From: Director, FBI COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT WORKER STUDENT ALLIANCE - STUDENTS FOR A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY GENERAL The National Convention of the Worker Student Alliance - Students for a Democratic Society (WRA/RDS), which was held on 12/27-30/70 in Chicago, was firmly con- trolled by the Progressive Labor Party (PLP). The anti-PLP factions were unable to muster any substantial support to change the nature of the USA/SDS. In view of PLP domination of the organization, there are counterintelligence opportunities available to discredit PLP control of the organization. Offices in receipt of this communication should promptly contact their informants who attended this conven- tion and obtain details that would make suitable counter- intelligence information available against the PLP. You should obtain information concerning the expenditures of funds for travel and lodging, immoral or unusual activities by convention participants and the method of PLP control over factions at this gathering. It has been estimated that the cost of the convention totaled about $27,000 and your sources should furnish available information concerning WRA/SDS individuals handling funds and methods of disbursing them. in submitting results of your contacts include your observations concerning counterintelligence steps against the above organizations. Submit results within two weeks of receipt of this communication. It is anticipated that if suitable Telese Sollivan Mabr Bishop [Mabran, C.D.] Callahan Casper [Conrad] Fck Gale [Jones] Tavel Walters [S.c.] To[ Holmes] Gandy RJS; bkr (13) EX-115 MAILED 13 JAN 8 1971 COMMITTEE TELETYPE UNIT REC-6 10019677-141 SEE NOTE - PAGE TWO 1/11/71 Airtel to SAC, Boston, et al. Re: COINTELPRO New Left Worker Student Alliance Students for a Democratic Society material along the above lines is obtained, that such informa- tion may be incorporated into a spurious news release or position paper or other manner to bring it to the attention of WSA/BDS members. NOTE: Offices receiving copies of this communication each had informants at the WSA/SDS convention. The offices are being requested to submit information from informants who attended the gathering with their observations concern- ing counterintelligence steps against the PLP and the WSA/SDS. It is believed that in the event suitable material is submitted by the field, an effective counterintelligence step may be taken against these organizations. It is anticipated that such information may be incorporated into a press release or position paper which may be distributed through some underground newspaper or similar method of distribution. Tohom This document is a typed FBI memorandum with several handwritten annotations and official stamps. The memorandum, dated January 6, 1971, concerns the "COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM IS - DISRUPTION OF NEW LEFT" and references a letter from the Charlotte office. There are multiple redactions, primarily obscuring names and specific details within the text. Official stamps indicating "U.S. SAVINGS BONDS" and a date stamp of "12 JAN 11 1971" are visible at the bottom, along with a handwritten annotation on the top right that appears to be a routing log or field office identifier. A small, stylized illustration of a rifleman is present at the bottom left. in the event suitable material is submitted by the field, an effective counterintelligence step may be taken against these organizations. It is anticipated that such information may be incorporated into a press release or position paper which may be distributed through some underground newspaper or similar method of distribution. Tohom Sullitan Bishop Hurakan, T. D. O'Callahan Casper Toored Fell Gale Rosed Cavell Kalfors Severa •ele. Room flues edy MAIL ROOM TELETYPE UNIT --- OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1968 EDITION GSA PPMN (4 CPR) 101-11.8 UNITED STATES G.. VENMENT Memorandum TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) FROM SAC, OMAHA (100-7240) (P*) SUBJECT: COINTELPRO NEW LEFT DATE: 12/31/70 Re Bureau letter to Albany dated 5/10/68 and Omaha letter to Bureau dated 10/7/70. The only chapter of the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) in the Omaha Division is located at the University of Iowa, Iowa City. There has been no violent demonstrations attributed by this group since school opened in September, 1970. This group of approximately 25-30 members have caused two small peaceful demonstrations; one at the appearance of the Vice- President at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and another Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) recruiter on campus. Considerable SDS litetature has been obtained from Boston and is being distributed in Iowa. Omaha has furnishing excellent information and concerning this and Omaha is constantly alert for information that can be utilized for counterintelligence purposes. MISCELLANEOUS One incident worthy of mention in this communication, happened in November, 1970, when several Central High School students in Davenport, Iowa, apparently obtained some literature on the SDS. It is believed, but not definitely verified, that this literature may have originated from Iowa City. Approximately 4 or 5 Central High School students proposed the organizing of 2- Bureau (RM) 2- Omaha DGH:dlf -(4) REC-94 EX IO 12 JAN 11 1371 [ILLEGIBLE] 56JAN14 1971, Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan OM 100-7240 an SDS chapter at Central High School, and approached the [REDACTED] to obtain permission in this regard. [REDACTED] who was strongly against recognizing this group, approached the FBI and requested some information he might use to influence the faculty to vote against permission for this group to organize at Central High. [REDACTED] had already obtained from another source, a pamphlet containing the results of the Senate Judiciary Committee was furnished the following hearings on the SDS. literature which had been furnished by the Bureau: 1) to influence the faculty to vote against permission for this group to organize at Central High. [REDACTED] had already obtained from another source, a pamphlet containing the results of the Senate Judiciary Committee was furnished the following hearings on the SDS. literature which had been furnished by the Bureau: 1) Modern Day ATTILAS or SDS in Action 2) A Study in Marxist Revolutionary Violence: Students for a Democratic Society 1962-1969 3) The SDS and the High Schools 4) An Open Letter to College Students dated 9/21/70 It is not known exactly what [REDACTED] did with the literature, however, it is known that on November 12th, the Central High School faculty voted 41-10 against permitting a chapter of the SDS to be formed at Devenport, Iowa, High School, and [REDACTED] expressed his deepest appreciation to the FBI for furnishing him the information. This situation in Davenport is still being closely followed, however, it is believed this attempt to establish a group at Central High School has been aborted. 2 FD-38 (Rev. 8-22-64) FBI Date: 12/31/70 Transmit the.following in AIRTEL Via [REDACTED] (Type in plaintext or code) (Priority) CDBM TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) FROM: SAC, HOUSTON (105-2275) SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM INTERNAL SECURITY - DISRUPTION OF THE NEW LEFT ReHOairtel, 10/1/70. I. Potential Counterintelligence Action Efforts to determine details regarding income tax submissions of [REDACTED] through ap- propriate contacts at Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Houston, Texas, have been unproductive to date. This matter will continue to be explored for possible counter- intelligence action. As a result of an appearance by Governor PRESTON SMITH at the University of Houston on 10/7/70 and his treatment at the hands of several students, considerable controversy at the University of Houston and much publicity has developed. Houston, Texas, has indicated that the Governor expressed a desire to have the Young Socialist Alliance (YSA) banned from the University of Houston. Positive results concerning this activity, however, have not been realized to date. This matter is being followed closely. II. Pending Counterintelligence Action Other than the efforts to eliminate YSA from the University of Houston as a legitimate student organization and the activities directed against [REDACTED], no specific counterintelligence action currently pending in the Houston Division. 2- Bureau (RM) 1 - Houston REC-32/100-447694-915 JAN 2 1971 DCS: jam 70 (3) A JAN8 1971 Approved [REDACTED] Special Agent in Charge Sent M Per U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1969 O - This document, identified as an "Airtel" from the FBI's COINTELPRO program, appears to be an intelligence report or directive. It contains handwritten annotations, including a date stamp "1/11/71," routing codes "1-" and "1-", and a handwritten "GENERAL" designation. A section at the bottom of the page shows a "TELETYPE UNIT" checkbox and a "MAIL ROOM" section, with a date stamp "53 JAN 1 1971". There are also markings and stamps like "EX-115", "REC-6", and "SEE NOTE: PAGE TWO". Notably, there are large redacted blocks of text in the upper right corner and specific mentions of "counterintelligence opportunities" and directives for field offices to contact informants. and the activities directed against [REDACTED], no specific counterintelligence action currently pending in the Houston Division. 2- Bureau (RM) 1 - Houston REC-32/100-447694-915 JAN 2 1971 DCS: jam 70 (3) A JAN8 1971 Approved [REDACTED] Special Agent in Charge Sent M Per U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1969 O - 346-000 (11) HO.105-2275 III. Tangible Results No tangible results of a counterintelligence nature have been realized during the past quarter in the Houston Division. The Houston Division continues to be alert for any possible counterintelligence possibilities which could be utilized to disrupt activities of the New Left in the Houston area. -2*- MAY P. -11.4 UNITED STATES C Memorandum To : FROM : SUBJECT: DIRECTOR, ΓΕΙ (000-449690) [REDACTED] [REDACTED] SAC, IT ROCK (105-555) (P+) COXUTELIERO - NEW LEFT Rebuler to Albany 5/10/60: Little Rock letter to Bureau 10/7/70. Set forth bereinafter are results of captioned program in the Little Rock Office for the period 9/30/70 through 12/30/70: (1) Potential Counterintelligence Action None (2) Pending Counterintelligence Action Kone (3) Tangible Results None 2 - Bureau (RM) 2 - Little Rock BEW:raj (4) DATE: 12/30/70 [REDACTED] REC-1 EX-113 INT. SEC 5 JAN8 1971 Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan OPTIONAL FORM NO. 1 MAY 192 EDITION BSA FPMR ( CPR) 6-1-a UNITED STATES GO NMENT Memorandum TO : DIRECTOR,FBI (100-449698) FROM: SAC, MEMPHIS (100-4704) (P*) SUBJECT: COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT IS 90-DAY PROGRESS LETTER 12/31/70 Re Memphis letter to Bureau 9/21/70. I. POTENTIAL COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION The Memphis Office continues to remain alert to any violation of local, state or Federal laws on the part of any individual members of New Left type groups occurring within the Memphis Division. Any information developed in this regard will immediately be furnished to interested agencies. II. PENDING COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION There are no pending counterintelligence actions within the Memphis Division. Any specific recommendations in this regard will be promptly submitted to the Bureau by separate communication. III. TANGIBLE RESULTS Not applicable. LEAD MEMPHIS AT MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Will follow captioned matter and submit 90-day progress letter scheduled to reach the Bureau by 4/1/71. 2Bureau (RM) 2-Memphis L JO:wp (4) EX-REC-51 JAN 18 197 Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 M.Y 1982 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CPR) 101-11.0 UNITED STATES GO AMENT Memorandum TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) FROM : Wps. MIAMI (105-15956)(P) SUBJECT: COINTELPRO - NEW This page is a scan of a typewritten document with no photographs or handwritten annotations. There are no official stamps or forms with filled-in fields visible. The document contains bolded text indicating a "NOTE" and a subject line. The bottom of the page has some handwritten or printed text that lists names and lines, possibly indicating a distribution list or a form for tracking. There are also checkboxes labeled "MAIL ROOM" and "TELETYPE UNIT" at the very bottom, suggesting it might have been routed or processed through these departments. No specific surveillance methods or targeting directives are visually evident beyond the text itself. This page is a declassified FBI memorandum. It contains official stamps and handwritten annotations. A "CONFIDENTIAL" stamp is visible at the top, and various routing codes and dates are present throughout, including "12/31/70" for the date of the memorandum and "56JAN14 1971" which may indicate a filing date. Handwritten notes and marking appear in the margins and throughout the text, suggesting an internal review or action related to the memorandum's content. There are no photographs, wiretap logs, or operational charts present, but there are several redactions, appearing as blacked-out areas, particularly in the lower half of the document, obscuring specific details. A small illustration of a soldier holding a rifle is present in the bottom left corner. The document also includes a fill-in-the-blank form at the bottom, with a notation to "Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan." (RM) 2-Memphis L JO:wp (4) EX-REC-51 JAN 18 197 Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 M.Y 1982 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CPR) 101-11.0 UNITED STATES GO AMENT Memorandum TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) FROM : Wps. MIAMI (105-15956)(P) SUBJECT: COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT INTERNAL SECURITY DATE: 12/31/70 Re Miami letter dated 10/1/70. I. ORGANIZATIONS A. University of Miami Chapter Students for a Democratic Society (WSA) (UM-SDS WSA) Coral Gables, Florida Now defunct. The UM-SDS (WSA) was organized January, 1970. Membership about 20. Peak of activity occurred May, 1970, following Kent State incident and announcement of U. S. policy in Cambodia. B. Miami-Dade Junior College (South) Students for a Democratic Society (WSA) (MDJC-South-SDS WSA) Miami, Florida Organized fall, 1970. Not officially recognized as a campus organization. Membership 30, with active group of 6 to 8. 2-Bureau (RM) 1- Miami JJM:811 (3) 922 REC-52/ 112 3 JAN 4 1971 JAN6 1971 New INTSEO. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan .MM 105-15956 C. Revolutionary Youth Movement (RYM) University of Miami (UM-RYM) Coral Gables, Florida Organized fall, 1970. No national affiliation. Eight to ten members. Poorly organized. Activity negligible. D. Students for Peace and Freedom (SPF) Miami-Dade Junior College (North) Miami, Florida Organized fall, 1970. Marxist oriented, New Left type student organization. Approximately 25 members or sympathizers, with 10 active. Presently in formative stage. E. Young Workers Liberation League (YWLL) Miami, Florida Organized February, 1970. Approximately 7 members, 5 of whom are CP. Currently active in ANGELA DAVIS Defense Committee. F. Student Mobilization Committee (SMC) Florida Atlantic University Boca Raton, Florida Organized April, 1970. Approximately 5 members. Unable to gain foothold due to student apathy. Only activity con- sisted of sponsoring anti-war film, spring, 1970, and picketing on-campus military recruiters. - 2 - MM 105-15956 II. KEY ACTIVISTS None. III. POTENTIAL COINTEL ACTION The organizations above, since commencement of the Fall, 1970, term, have either not reorganized or are experiencing difficulty in forming active organizations due mainly to the apathy of the general student body. Miami will be alert for any stepped-up actions by these organizations and others that might emerge and will, at every opportunity, seek ways of causing dis- ruption in their ranks. IV. PENDING COINTEL ACTION A. The YWLL, because of their Bohemian life style and their drug culture orientation, have isolated themselves from the local established CP. This This page is a typescript document with several black ink redactions obscuring specific names or sensitive information. The text is arranged in paragraphs and a numbered list. There are no photographs or handwritten annotations visible, though there are several small black ink marks that could be stray ink or dust. The document also has a typed header "OM 100-7240" and a page number "2" at the bottom. The content discusses an SDS chapter at Central High School, FBI involvement, and a vote by the faculty regarding the SDS. actions by these organizations and others that might emerge and will, at every opportunity, seek ways of causing dis- ruption in their ranks. IV. PENDING COINTEL ACTION A. The YWLL, because of their Bohemian life style and their drug culture orientation, have isolated themselves from the local established CP. This has resulted in the CP's denying them funds for their activities. Local CP informants have been advised to maintain this devisive atmosphere and to exert their influence in order to minimize the YWLL activities. B. [REDACTED] a University of Miami student, was a suspect in the firebombing of an Army vehicle during the last school term. Miami is intensifying its investi- gation on this subject. Information has been developed that during the summer months, [REDACTED] was arrested by the Pennsylvania State Police and charged with violation of that state's Dangerous Drugs and Cosmetics Act. The Pittsburgh Office has been requested to determine if charges are outstanding and if UFAP can be obtained. [REDACTED] s presently enrolled as a student at the University of Miami. - 3 - MM 105-15956 v. TANGIBLE RESULTS In the referenced communication, it was mentioned that the identity of all editors of official campus publications, i.e., newspapers, within the Miami Division was being obtained. The SAC then directed a personal letter to each, enclosing a copy of the Director's "An Open Letter To College Students." A typical result of this was the reprint in total of the Director's letter in the October 6, 1970 issue of the "Atlantic Sun," a student publication at Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, Florida. - 4 - OPTIONAL FORM NO. MAY HE EDITION SSA FPER (4 CPR) 101-110 UNITED STATES GO NMENT Memorandum ym TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) FROM SAC, COLUMBIA (100-344) (P) SUBJECT: COINTELPRO IS - NEW LEFT DATE: 12/29/70 Ew Uplite SHU M DROR Re Columbia letter to Bureau, 9/25/70. For the information of the Bureau, the AWARE Organization, a student group at the University of South Carolina (USC), Columbia, S. C., which is affiliated with Students for a Democratic Socity (SDS), was suspended during the summer months by USC Administrative officials and in October 1970 their charter was lifted and they are no longer a student group at USC, nor are they holding meetings at any other locations in Columbia, S. C.) The UFO Club, which was closed by court order in January 1970, remains closed and This document is a typewritten FBI memorandum dated 12/31/70, bearing official stamps including a routing stamp at the bottom. The top of the page shows a handwritten annotation and initials, with additional handwritten notes and signatures in the right margin; one of these appears to be a redacted name. There are also significant redactions obscuring text within the body of the memorandum. The lower right portion of the document shows a filled-in form labeled "DCS: jam" with dates and approval notations, including a partially visible handwritten identifier. The overall impression is of a standard FBI internal communication with associated administrative markings and covert operational notations. by USC Administrative officials and in October 1970 their charter was lifted and they are no longer a student group at USC, nor are they holding meetings at any other locations in Columbia, S. C.) The UFO Club, which was closed by court order in January 1970, remains closed and there are no plans at the present to start a new club or attempt to open the old UFO Club. The conviction in State Court of the UFO Club and its employees is being appealed in U. S. Court of Appeals at Richmond, Virginia; however, it will be several months before the results of the appeal are known. The owner of the UFO Club building is serving eviction papers on the operators of the club and upon completion of the court action they will be forced to move from this building. The Student Mobilization Committee, a local student group at USC, not affiliated with the National SMC, has been ineffective during the current semester, holding two meetings and one rally at the University. I. POTENTIAL COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION On 12/10/70, Captain [REDACTED] advised that he is continuing to maintain close contact with the [C] - Bureau (RM) 2 - Columbia IDL:aim (4) REC-45 100-10197-991 ST-100 4 DEC 31 1970 [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] INT-SEC 5-mom 55 JAN 13 1970 Blu (Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan 2010-100 CO 100-344 City License Division and will attempt to stop any efforts on the part of the UFO Club or other dissidents to open a new club in the downtown area of Columbia, S. C. On 12/4/70, USC, advised that several conservative students had contacted him, indicating they were starting a new organization known as Radical Students for Capitalism, with the main purpose of disrupting the Student Mobilization Committee (SMC) groups at USC and make the organization ineffective in holding rallies and other activities during the current school year. stated that at one meeting the conser- vatives had completely disrupted the meeting through questions and giving views, when the President of SMC closed the meeting after only 20 minutes. Informants and sources have stated that there is very little activity on the part of the New Left in the Columbia, S. C., area and due to the poor attendance at the meetings they have held, they are of the opinion that the New Left will have very little support at USC. sources have stated that there is very little activity on the part of the New Left in the Columbia, S. C., area and due to the poor attendance at the meetings they have held, they are of the opinion that the New Left will have very little support at USC. II. PENDING COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION that Informant of the Columbia Division has advised SI subject, has indicated he is afraid to get involved with dissident-type students, as term of bond in local court indicates that he will be placed in jail and bond revoked, if he takes part in New Left activities. Informant has also indicated that the majority of the SMC group is paranoid concerning the police informants and suspects everyone at USC of being an informant. Informant stated that he believes this attitude has kept the majority of students from becoming involved in dissident activities. 2. CO 100-344 Contacts with [REDACTED] Columbia, S. C., advised that he believes that the numerous drug raids and arrests which involved some of the dissidents or sympathizers at USC have given bad publicity to the dissidents and the majority of the students at USC do not want to become involved, for fear of being arrested in drug raids. III. TANGIBLE RESULTS The SMC group at USC continues to be ineffective in organizing the students, and according to informants and sources, they are of the opinion that the FRI and local authorities have numerous informants in the dissident groups and for this reason are afraid to take any action which would possibly result in their arrest. Informant also advised that the President of the SMC does not have the ability to be a leader but refuses to turn over the leadership to any other member of SMC. Sources stated that they are of the opinion that SMC will be ineffective as long as the present leader- ship is in control. As previously stated, the numerous arrests made by local authorities during the student disturbances in May of 1970 and the subsequent suspension of those arrested have eliminated the majority of dissident trouble- makers from the campus. This has made all efforts to organize a new group at USC very difficult. The University has also adopted a new policy: of being very strict on student groups and advised them of any disruption of the normal school activities will result in their permanent suspension from USC. The document page displays typed text with some visual artifacts. There are several dark circular marks at the top, potentially from a hole punch or ink blots. A prominent routing code, "HO.105-2275," is visible in the upper left corner. The main body of the text discusses "Tangible Results" of counterintelligence efforts in the Houston Division. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, or filled-in forms. The page also has faint speckling throughout, and a faint " -2*- " is located near the bottom center, possibly indicating a page number or internal reference. The right edge of the document shows a thick dark border, suggesting it might be a binding or a separate section of the larger document. the campus. This has made all efforts to organize a new group at USC very difficult. The University has also adopted a new policy: of being very strict on student groups and advised them of any disruption of the normal school activities will result in their permanent suspension from USC. This also has stopped some of the students from becoming involved in dissident activities. 3 DIRECTOR, FBI (105-184369) 12/15/70 SAC, CINCINNATI (100-19212) (RUC) Unknown Subject; Young Female Driving Gray Volkswagon Bearing 1969 Ohio License [REDACTED] which was in the vicinity of the residence of [REDACTED] at Menlo Park, California, on 8/24/70. SN-RU Re CI airtel to Bureau dated 11/4/70, captioned "Revolutionary Union, IS-RU and Cointelpro-New Left". Reference is also made to CI letter to San Francisco dated 11/28/69, which was captioned [REDACTED] The Williams City Directory for the city of Cincinnati for the tho year 1969 listed the following individuals as residing at [REDACTED] Cincinnati, Ohio: [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Ile, Student), P. Clopay Corporation, (student). concerning [REDACTED] at [REDACTED] Referenced Cincinnati letter to San Francisco reflected that he resided [REDACTED] Cincinnati, Ohio, as of 1967 and as of September, 1969, his father had purchased a new resid