Cointelpro New Left San Antonio Part 01 Pages 250 349 Final

SA 100-10510 "You will notice that only & are listed as signers of the Position Paper while the Daily World refers to 9 young militants. "This kind of nation-wide advertisement ve don't need. "Very truly yours, "/s/ DILLON J. 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O'Rourke which takes issue\nwith an article appearing in the communist daily newspaper\n\"The Daily World.\" This article merely enumerates those\nSDS members who attended a recent SDS council meeting and\nstates that it was held at the University of Texas. While\nthe reporting is erroneous, it does not appear that it would\nbe of sufficient impact to be of value to this program."}, {"box_2d": [607, 920, 646, 960], "text_content": "r"}, {"box_2d": [615, 62, 650, 77], "text_content": "ADVICER"}, {"box_2d": [798, 31, 933, 122], "text_content": "vimon\nLooch\nchr\nshop\nesper\nallahas\nonrod\nale\nつるぐる\nSullivan\nzoffer\ncie. Рост\nthes"}, {"box_2d": [798, 457, The page is a scanned document with primarily text printed on it. There are several small black ink marks and smudges scattered across the page, potentially from the original document or the scanning process. There are some handwritten annotations or marks in the top left and right corners, as well as a couple of dark, opaque redactions obscuring parts of the text. Visible stamps or official markings are absent. The text itself appears to be a typed letter, with some lines of text partially obscured by the redactions. There are no photographs or images of individuals present. The page is a typed document with multiple handwritten annotations and official stamps. There are several redactions, appearing as blacked-out rectangles, obscuring parts of the text and some potential visual information. Handwritten markings include a date "6-13-69" and a signature or initialed marking near a declassification stamp dated "ON 6-1-77." An official stamp reading "MAILED 3 JUN 12 1969 COMM-FBI" is prominently displayed. There are also handwritten notations in the margins, including bracketed text and "NOTE:". The presence of "TELETYPE UNIT" suggests communication via teletype. the University of Texas. 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ReBulet to SA, 10/14/68, and SAlet to Pureau, 10/16/68, in which Bureau approved the obtaining of a Post Office Box for this program. San Antonio advised the Bureau that the Post Office Box is in the name of DILLON J. O'ROURKE, P. O. Bcx 382, San Antonio, Texas 78206. Bureau authority is requested to mail the following letter, on commercial stationery devoid of any Bureau identification, to Letters to the Editor, The Daily Texan, Drawer D, University Station, Austin, Texas 78712. APPROPRIATE AGENCIES AND FIELD OFFICES DATE 6-1-77 [REDACTED] [REDACTED] "Dear Sir: "Three cheers for former Attorney General Waggoner Carr in his speech before the delegates at Boys State, in which he was critical of such organizations as the SDS. He is quoted as saying: DECLASSIFIED BY [REDACTED] ON 6-1-77 ""The militant minorities are doing all the demanding. It is you and I who should be making the "non-negotiable demands" of them. Well, let's get started. Are you ready? From this moment on, let's take the offensive.' Bureau (RM) (Enc. 1) [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] SA [ILLEGIBLE] REC-10 [REDACTED] [REDACTED] BEC: P (4) TO JUN 16 1969 All [REDACTED] INT! Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan --- OCR Start --- : C SA 100-10510 "I agree. The University Officials should start their offensive by banning SDS from the University campus. "Very truly yours, This page is a memorandum from the FBI's COINTELPRO program. It contains official stamps, handwritten annotations, and redactions. The document is a typed memorandum detailing an article about a speech critical of the SDS, along with instructions for mailing a letter to the editor. There are several official stamps, including "DECLASSIFIED BY" and a date. Handwritten notes and signatures are present in various locations, some of which are illegible. Large portions of the page are redacted with black ink, obscuring specific information. A small illustration of a figure with a rifle is also visible. REC-10 [REDACTED] [REDACTED] BEC: P (4) TO JUN 16 1969 All [REDACTED] INT! Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan --- OCR Start --- : C SA 100-10510 "I agree. The University Officials should start their offensive by banning SDS from the University campus. "Very truly yours, "/s/ DILLON J. O'ROURKE" --- OCR End --- FD-292 (40 v. 7-14-63) (Mount Clipping in Space Below) Carr Pleads With Boys To Fight SDS AUSTIN - (AP) - Delegates all "To dat, most of you have Boys State Tuesday night heard me absesady nathing, but sit founder Atty. Gen. Vargnerion the sident Carr urge them to "take the hare evon afraid to say offensive against the lhaphorodantis, "uch less act." heid med dogs and dirty rattlesail. smokes "of their generation. "In my year it was the Nazi Carr singled out the Students' movement that threatened to for a Democratic Society (SDC) America. In your day as "hitler-type revolutionaries" it is the SDS," he said. who have "kidnapped college." "1, for one, am fed up with presidents, closed colleges. Earf being on the defensive. I am an ricaded buildings, raminck acks of American and proud of it. Our ficial records, frenderbere land is not perfect but while deans to walk before them you and I are working together prisoners in a chain for a better day. I am not going bowled carees and foul words to sit diy by and watch these at respected police officials, dedieal subverrives destroy us. LEGS GIESION manded hus sums of money from cur nation's churches with "The nolitiral minoities are the threat to take all churchdeng all the demands. I. Is and hold them if the ancey is ona and I who should be aralined not paid." the 'non-negotiable demands" ea POISON TENTACLES SDS is oxtencing "its poison "Are you ready? From this, cp tentacies" into high school, oment on, let's take the, el" be added. [REDACTED] (Indicate page, name of newspaper, city and state.) San Antonio Ligh San Antonio, Texas, Home Edition Page 53 BURILE FILE 100-439048 Date: June 11, 1969 Edition: Home Edition Author: WILLIAM BELSHAM Editor: Title: [REDACTED] Character: or Classification: Submitting Officer: [REDACTED] [X] Being Investigattor 60 [CLOSURE] 1 - Mr. R. H. Horner SAC, San Antonio (100-10510) REC 138 Director, FBI (100-449698) 45-60 EX. -117 COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT 6-24-69 Reurlet 6-13-69. Authority is granted to mail the letter suggested Author: WILLIAM BELSHAM Editor: Title: [REDACTED] Character: or Classification: Submitting Officer: [REDACTED] [X] Being Investigattor 60 [CLOSURE] 1 - Mr. R. H. Horner SAC, San Antonio (100-10510) REC 138 Director, FBI (100-449698) 45-60 EX. -117 COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT 6-24-69 Reurlet 6-13-69. Authority is granted to mail the letter suggested in relet to the editor of "The Daily Texan" using the previously approved pseudonym. Assure that all necessary steps are taken to protect the identity of the Bureau as the source of this letter. RHH:ser (4) NOTE: DECLASSIFIED BY _ ZEPZ/pool ON 6-1-77 MAILED 9 JUN 2 4 1969 COMM-FBI STATE AGENCIES AND FIELDS ADDING TJS/M SIP(S) DATE 6-2-77 By relet San Antonio suggested that a letter be directed to "The Daily Texan", the official University of Texas newspaper, supporting comments which have recently appeared in local newspapers and made by the Texas State Attorney General before delegates of a Boys State. In his comments the Attorney General criticized Students for a Democratic Society and militant minorities and called upon the law abiding majority of youths to make "non negotiable demands" on New Left to require them to cease their disruptive activities. San Antonio suggested the use of the pseudonym Dillion J. O'Rourke in preparing this letter. We have previously approved the use of this name by the San Antonio Office for this program. As the letter might serve to show support for law and order, we are authorizing it. el.ooch fohr loust- asper allahan conrad Gale Rosen Sullivan avel rotter Tele. Room Esimes Geody 54 JUN 2 6 1969 MAIL ROOM TELETYPE UNIT OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1912 EDITION GEA FPMR (10 CFR) 101-11.5 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) FROM: [ILLEGIBLE] SAC, SAN ANTONIO (100-10510)(P) SUBJECT: COINTELPPO - NEW LEFT DATE: 6/10/69 ReSAlet to Bureau, 3/18/69, which was the 3-month status letter regarding this program as it pertains to the San Antonio Division. The following is the current status of this program in the San Antonio Division: 1. POTENTIAL COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION By communication dated 5/21/69 in the case entitled, [REDACTED] - SNCC," (Eufile 157-; Sallic 100-[REDACTED]), the Bureau was advised that subject, who is a Priority I subject and who is also on the Aggitator Index of the San Antonio Division, was in possession of 2 rifles. Information was further received that subject may be en route to New York. Referenced communication attempted to ascertain The image displays a typed memo with a header indicating "SA 100-10510." The text of the memo expresses agreement that university officials should ban SDS from campus. Below the main text, there is a closing salutation and a signature. There are several black ink markings, including what appear to be smudges or partial redactions, particularly a dark horizontal bar across the right side of the page and a smaller smudged area to the left. Also visible are two circular ink marks at the top center, possibly from a hole punch or stamp, and some smaller dot-like markings scattered across the page. The page is a scanned newspaper clipping with associated FBI administrative information. The clipping itself, dated June 11, 1969, features a headline "Carr Pleads With Boys To Fight SDS," accompanied by a text article. To the right of the clipping, there is a section with handwritten notes and machine-printed text, including "San Antonio Lights," "Home Edition Page 53," and "BUREAU FILE 100-439048." There are also checkboxes and handwritten entries related to the document's classification and handling. The visual elements suggest official processing and filing of the newspaper article for intelligence purposes. 100-[REDACTED]), the Bureau was advised that subject, who is a Priority I subject and who is also on the Aggitator Index of the San Antonio Division, was in possession of 2 rifles. Information was further received that subject may be en route to New York. Referenced communication attempted to ascertain whether subject was in New York which may be in violation of his probation. It has subsequently been determined that subject was in New York and it has further been established that subject apparently was arrested in New York for some violation of law. This matter is presently being checked out and his Probation Officer is being kept advised. This matter has excellent potential under this program due to the fact that subject is one of the New Left - Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) leaders in Austin, Texas. If his activity is curtailed, the New Left activities in Austin, Texas, will diminish substantially. REC-19 % This matter is being closely followed by San Antonio. [ILLEGIBLE] Bureau (RAM) 2- SA [ILLEGIBLE] JUN 20 1969 TO JUN 16 1969 Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan 61 FINT. C... SA100-10510 By communication 3/20/69, San Antonio requested Bureau authority to write a letter to the President of the University of Texas (UT) under San Antonio's Bureau- approved fictitious name and F. O. Box complimenting the President of the University for taking such a firm stand in barring the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) from holding a meeting on the campus. It was pointed out pressure was being exerted against UT President to back down and change his decision regarding the SDS's use of UT facilities. By communiation 3/28/69 Bureau denied authority for mailing this letter. By communication 4/17/69 the Bureau and Memphis were advised that information had been received from the San Antchic eTexas that the Southern Student Organizing Committee (SSCC) had mailed, from Nashville, Tennessee, a publication which the school officials of the Northside Independent School District felt was obscene. It was further learned that the mailing of this publication was done under non-profit organization postal permit. This matter was referred to the Memphis Office to contact Postal Inspectors in an attempt to ascertain whether or not there was a violation of postal regulations. San Antonio felt that this was a golden opportunity to institute a counterintelligence program to hamper SSOC in its mailings. San Antonio has This matter was referred to the Memphis Office to contact Postal Inspectors in an attempt to ascertain whether or not there was a violation of postal regulations. San Antonio felt that this was a golden opportunity to institute a counterintelligence program to hamper SSOC in its mailings. San Antonio has not received any information regarding this suggestion. By communication 5/9/69 the Bureau was advised that the established source at the UT, a retired FBI Agent, and who has been extremely helpful under this program, advised he was endeavoring to have the school regulations changed which requires that a request for the use of a facility at UT be submitted 6 days prior to the now required 3 days. -2- SA 100-10510 C O The thought behind this matter was that this would give the established source additional time to do some checking on the individual or organization seeking the use of UT facilities prior to granting authority to use same. Such a tactic would prevent New Left and other such organizations from using facilities at the UT. San Antonio feels that this tactic has some merit. By communication 5/21/69 San Antonio advised Columbia and Kansas City that an investigation was being conducted regarding a coffeehouse near Ft. Hood, Texas. San Antonio desired information from Columbia and Kansas City as to the successes they might have had under this program in closing down such coffeehouses. It was learned from Kansas City, by communication 6/5/69, that a coffeehouse near St. Leonardwood at Waynesville, Missouri, went out of business when this establishment's insurance was canceled following numerous minor acts of destruction caused at this establishment reportedly by members of the U. S. Army and local residents who opposed this establishment. San Antonio is looking into this matter as it pertains to the coffeehouse near Ft. Hood, Texas. By communication 6/4/69 San Antonio furnished the Bureau and Houston a document issued by the Texas Manufacturers Association which was a document directed at published reports regarding SDS plans for a work-in at manufacturing plants. San Antonio felt that this document could be effectively used under this program. By communication 6/9/69 the Houston Office advised their indices contained no information which would preclude the use of this document under the COINTELPRO. -3- SA100-10510 San Antonio is considering the use of this document to be mailed to selective employers in the San Antonio, Texas, area; however, no This document page is densely filled with handwritten annotations and official stamps superimposed on typed text. A prominent handwritten note in the upper right corner reads "1 - Mr. R. H. Horner" and a date, "6-24-69". Below this is a large, dark redaction that obscures what was likely sensitive information. There are also several other smaller redactions throughout the document. Official stamps include "DECLASSIFIED BY" with a handwritten notation and a date, and a "MAILED" stamp with the date "JUN 24 1969" and "COMM-FBI". A grid-like form with handwritten entries and checkmarks is visible in the lower left corner. There are no photographs or surveillance logs present on this page; the visual elements are primarily textual and stamped notations. this program. By communication 6/9/69 the Houston Office advised their indices contained no information which would preclude the use of this document under the COINTELPRO. -3- SA100-10510 San Antonio is considering the use of this document to be mailed to selective employers in the San Antonio, Texas, area; however, no action will be taken prior to obtaining Bureau authority. 2. PENDING COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION Relet pointed out that Bureau authority had been sought to prepare anonymous letters to be mailed to the parents of [REDACTED] and to the parents of [REDACTED]. It is to be noted that these 2 individuals were living together without benefit of marriage in the Ft. Hood, Texas, area and were involved with the coffeehouse near Ft. Hood. By communication 3/24/69 the Bureau approved the preparation and mailing of these letters which was done. It has recently been learned that these 2 individuals have moved to the West Coast and leads are presently outstanding to verify this information. If investigation verifies that these 2 individuals have moved to the West Coast, this will have been most successful. By communication 4/14/69 it was reported that 12 Cornell University students had been arrested on 4/3/69 by the Cameron County Sheriff's Office at Brownsville, Texas, swimming in the nude after they had attended an SDS Conference in Austin, Texas. Photographs of the 12 persons arrested have been obtained and have been forwarded to Albany who is conducting investigation regarding some of these subjects. These photographs were furnished to Albany to be used in a possible COINTELPRO of the Albany Office. By communication 6/5/69 San Antonio requested Bureau authority to use a Bureau-approved fictitious name and Post Office Box in writing a letter to the Editor of The Daily Texan, UT daily newspaper. The contents of -4- C C SA 100-10510 this letter had to do with an article that appeared in the Daily World regarding a recent SDS Conference held in Austin, Texas. Bureau approval is pending the sending of this letter. 3. TANGIBLE RESULTS By communication 3/20/69 the Bureau was furnished a copy of a bill passed by the Texas Legislature regarding disruptive activities in connection with public schools. This document was furnished the San Antonio Office by a retired FBI Agent who is an established source at the UT. It is believed that information furnished by the San Antonio Office to this source at the UT was in The page is a declassified FBI memorandum from the San Antonio field office, dated June 10, 1969. It contains handwritten signatures and markings, including a prominent ink signature in the upper right quadrant and what appears to be a routing stamp with "REC-19" and a date. There are also redacted sections of text, obscuring specific names or details within the memorandum. The document includes an official header for the United States Government and a standard memorandum format, with fields for "TO," "FROM," "SUBJECT," and "DATE" all filled in. Additionally, there is a smaller stamp with "JUN 20 1969" and a graphic element that might be a stylized depiction of a person at the bottom left. Texas Legislature regarding disruptive activities in connection with public schools. This document was furnished the San Antonio Office by a retired FBI Agent who is an established source at the UT. It is believed that information furnished by the San Antonio Office to this source at the UT was in no small measure responsible for this legislation. By communication 3/26/69 Bureau authority was requested to mail a letter to the Editor of the Daily Texan pointing out that the University of Missouri had withdrawn official recognition of the SDS Chapter at that school and that the UT should follow the University of Missouri's example. Bureau, by communication 4/9/69, approved the mailing of this letter which was published in the Daily Texan of 4/17/69. By communication 5/1/69 Bureau authority was requested to submit a letter to the Daily Texan using San Antonio's fictitious name and Post Office Box for this program, pointing out some true facts left out of an American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) letter that was printed in the Daily Texan dealing with the banning of SDS from the UT. The Bureau approved the writing of this letter and the letter appeared in the 5/15/69 issue of the Daily Texan. On 4/11/69 it was learned that The Fag, an SDS underground newspaper, published in Austin, Texas, had been printed in the past by a printer in Seguin, Texas. -5- SA 100-10510 It was further learned that the printer in Seguin, Texas, had refused to publish any editions of this paper. It is believed that the refusal by the printer to publish this newspaper was the result of a Bureau investigation on another matter in conjunction with the local police at Seguin, Texas. 4. MISCELLANEOUS As relet pointed out, the bold and sophisticated operation launched under this program in having the SDS blocked from holding their meeting at the UT shows that this program is an effective weapon in counteracting the New Left. As the Bureau was advised by San Antonio letter of 4/3/69 [REDACTED] the University's stand in barring SDS, University officials have been praised for taking such a stand. Among other things, the Texas Legislature has passed resolution commending the University for their action. As it was pointed out in San Antonio's letter of 4/3/69, Mr. [REDACTED] advised confidentially that prior to the University board of Regents meeting in which the board backed the UT's present stand on This page is a typed document, likely a memo or report, with a prominent header: "SA 100-10510". There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, or filled-in forms visible. A large, dark rectangular redaction is present in the middle of the page, obscuring a significant portion of the text, possibly indicating sensitive information. The document appears to be a log or summary of communications regarding communications between San Antonio and a Bureau, concerning the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) and their use of University of Texas facilities, as well as a publication deemed obscene. At the bottom of the page, "-2-" indicates this is the second page of a longer document. stand. Among other things, the Texas Legislature has passed resolution commending the University for their action. As it was pointed out in San Antonio's letter of 4/3/69, Mr. [REDACTED] advised confidentially that prior to the University board of Regents meeting in which the board backed the UT's present stand on this matter. [REDACTED] had a private conversation with [REDACTED] Carter, the Board of Regents met in Executive Session and agreed to come out publicly and back the President of UT in his stand. This type of activity, San Antonio strongly feels, must be utilized to make this program effective. -6- OPTIONAL PORM NO. 10 MAY 1962 EDITION CSA PPMR S41 CPR) 101-31.0 UNITED STATES G RNMENT Memorandum TO DIRECTOP, FBI (100-449698) DATE: 700/69 FROM om SAC, SAN ANTONIO (100-10510) SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO NEW LEFT AFFE FELATE AND FIELD ON ADVISED PYT SLIP (5) declass DATE 6-2-77 TJS/Mu Re Bureau letter to San Antonio dated 10/14/68, and San Antonio letter to the Bureau dated 10/16/68, in which Bureau approved the obtaining of a Post Office Box for this program. San Antonio advised the Bureau that the Post Office Box is in the name of DILLON J. O'ROURKE, P.O. Box 382, San Antonio, Texas 78206. Bureau authority is requested to mail the following letter on commercial stationery devoid of any Bureau identification, to Letters to the Editor, The Daily Texan, Drawer D, University Station, Austin, Texas 78712: "Dear Sir: "In May of 1919 at Duffeldorf, Cerrany, the Allial Forces obtained a copy of a document captioned, 'Communist Rules for Revolution.' Some of these rules IED BYLEX Exloete as follows: ON-6-1-77 jor 7/22/69 Lit to SHO, SA BAWj 3 1. Corrupt the young, get them. away from religion. Get them interested in sex. Kake them superficial, destroy their ruggedness. "2. Cet control of all means of publicity, thereby: a. CL Bureau (R!!) San Antonio BED/jsm (4) Get people's rinds off their povernment by focusing their attention on athletics, sexy books and plays and other trivialities.// REC TB JUL 14 1969 SEC 2010-100-0 Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savin ```json [ {"box_2d": [130, 130, 146, 271], "text_content": "SA100-10510"}, {"box_2d": [190, 293, 206, 337], "text_content": "\"b."}, {"box_2d": [185, 358, 253, 732], "text_content": "Divide the people into mostile\ngrouns by constantly harping on\ncontroversial matters of no\nimportance."}, {"box_2d": [268, 358, 335, 783], "text_content": "Destroy the people's faith in\ntheir natural leaders by holding\nthe latter up to contempt, The page is a typed document with several handwritten annotations and official markings. At the top left, there is a handwritten identifier "SA 100-10510". In the upper section, there are two circular black ink stamps, likely indicating routing or classification. There are no photographs or forms visible on this page. 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