Cointelpro New Left San Francisco Part 02

FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO) NEW LEFT SAN FRANCISCO 100-449698-47 SECTION 2 FREEDOM INFORMATION ACT FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION --- OCR Start --- 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. --- OCR End --- OPTIONAL FORM NO. MAY 1967 EDITION GSSTFM NO. 41 UNITED ERNMENT Memorandum I CONFIDENTIAL TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) DATE: 1/6/69 FROM SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (100-60968) SUBJECT: COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT Re Bureau letter to Albany dated 5/10/68. 1. Potential Counterintelligence Action A. San Francisco airtel to Bureau 10/23/68 and Bureau letter to San Francisco 11/6/68 concerned publication of a newspaper article relating to attempts to hijack arms shipments from the U. S. Naval Weapons Facility, Concord, California. This potential action is being re-examined and will be resub- mitted for approval. B. San Francisco airtel to Bureau and New York 11/26/68 and Bureau letter 12/5/68 concerned the revolutionary activities of New York schoolteacher [REDACTED] The two suggestions made by San Francisco are currently pending receipt of advice from New York. EX-103 PELC-21 2- Bureau (RM) 2- San Francisco 1 - JEB/sea (4) 1-69 EXEMPT FROM GDS CATEGORY: 2 DATE OF DECLASSIFICATION INDEFINITE CONFIDENTIAL 6/2/77-CRH J010-108-08 ~ . Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan SF 100-60968 JEB/sea C. WFO 1 tter to Bureau 10/15/68, Bureau letter to WFO 11/5/68, and San Francisco letter to Bureau and WFO 12/11/68 concerned SDS member [REDACTED] and the suggestion an anonymous letter be sent to his parents concerning his drug addiction. Now that [REDACTED] whereabouts have been ascertained, San Francisco will instruct WFO to resubmit its suggestion to the Bureau. 3. Tangible Results A. See Item 2a above concerning movie film "139X" which received favora! le publicity in the University of California daily newspaper. 2- Sure! Here is the full transcription of the declassified FBI COINTELPRO document you provided: --- OCR Start --- To: DIRECTOR. FBI FROM: SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (157-601) SUBJECT: COINTELP IS NEW LEFT Re: Bureau airtel to San Francisco dated 12/31/68. A current report on [REDACTED] being submitted this date for assistance in the matter discussed in referenced airt 1. In the way of public source material appearing pertinen , there are attached nine xerox This page displays a document with bold, capitalized text indicating the subject matter: "FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS, SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO), NEW LEFT, SAN FRANCISCO, 100-449698-47, SECTION 2." Centered below the text is a circular seal or logo containing smaller text that reads "FREEDOM INFORMATION ACT" and an artistic rendering that appears to be a segment of the American flag or a similar patriotic symbol. The bottom of the page features the identification "FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION." There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, official stamps, or other visual elements like forms, logs, or redactions. This page contains a standard disclaimer notice about the quality of reproductions from the original document. The text is printed in all caps and is centered on the page. There are no photographs, handwritten notes, stamps, forms, logs, charts, redactions, or other visual evidence of surveillance methods. The page is otherwise blank white space. SAN FRANCISCO (157-601) SUBJECT: COINTELP IS NEW LEFT Re: Bureau airtel to San Francisco dated 12/31/68. A current report on [REDACTED] being submitted this date for assistance in the matter discussed in referenced airt 1. In the way of public source material appearing pertinen , there are attached nine xerox copies of the following newspaper articles which reflect statements attributed to [REDACTED] and information concerning his behavior at demonstrations. These articles may be of assistance in preparation for the forum mentioned in referenced communi- cation: "San Francisco Chronicle" [REDACTED] "San Jos Mercury" Issue 3/ 2/66, captioned "Ejection Ends His Protest of Napalm Plant" "Redwood City Tribune" [REDACTED] "The Stanford Daily" Issue 1/ 1/68, captioned "Frankli : Maoism Offers Pure Marx" "The Burlingame Advance Star" [REDACTED] "San Francisco Chronicle" [REDACTED] FILE NO.: DATE: 1/3/69 PERSONNEL ATTENTION: C. D. BRENNAN INTERNAL SECURITY SECTION Recom: Bace cof in no. 446765 (Forkin) [STAMP: RECEIPT STAMPED WITH "JAN 27 1969"] [STAMP: "BUREAU ENCLS. 11) (RM)"] [STAMP: "REC 14"] [DATE STAMP: "25 JAN 14 1969"] HPI [NUMBER REDACTED] [DATE STAMP: "JAN 27 1969"] (3) [STAMP: ENCLOSURES] [STAMP: CONFIDENTIAL] CLASSIFIED BY: EXEMPT FROM GOS CATEGORY DATE OF DECLASSIFICATION INDEX: Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan [HANDWRITTEN ANNOTATION: "100-779764.5-47-42"] [HANDWRITTEN ANNOTATION: "Digested"] [HANDWRITTEN ANNOTATION: "INFER"] [HANDWRITTEN ANNOTATION: "JILAR"] [HANDWRITTEN ANNOTATION: "100 - 6: -"] [STAMP: "UNREC COPY FILED IN"] --- OCR End --- SF 157-601 HPF/cmp "San Francisco Chronicle" [REDACTED] "Palo Alto Times" [REDACTED] "San Francisco Chronicle" [REDACTED] It is noted that the morgue of the "Palo Alto Times" newspaper was checked on 1/2/69, and no additional data considered pertinent was noted. C-- San Francisco files reflect that the Fall, 1968, bulletin put out by the Mid-Peninsula Free University reflects that the MFU is a non-profit corporation organized to implement a vision of cultural revolution in which a new society will develop with the siell of the old. The MFU has a commitment to total reconstruction at all levels, its goal being the emergence of a new politice, new economic, new religion, new education and a new vision of humanity based on libertarian, democratic and com unitarian ideas. This bulletin further stated that the MF! opposes laws against use, possession and sale of marijuana, supports non-violence resistance to the draft and to the war in Vietnam as well as supporting the ten point program of the Black Panther Party. On Page 8 of this and com unitarian ideas. This bulletin further stated that the MF! opposes laws against use, possession and sale of marijuana, supports non-violence resistance to the draft and to the war in Vietnam as well as supporting the ten point program of the Black Panther Party. On Page 8 of this bulletin there is a listing for a class on Marxism Leninism and the American Revolution taught by [REDACTED] It is reflected that this course is a seminar for those who want to help make the American revolution and those who wish to explore the belief of MAO Tse-tung that "if there is to be a revolution, there must be a revolutionary party...A party built on the Marxist- Leninist revolutionary and in the Marxist-Leninist revolutionary style." It was indicated that selected works of LENIN and MAO Tse-tung would be utilized in the course. -2- WHITE SF 157-601 HPF/cmp In addition to the public source material noted above in which [REDACTED] is specifically mentioned and/or quoted, there is al o attached an article from the "Berkeley Barb", issue of 5/3 /68, which reflects information con- cerning the existence of the Peninsula Red Guard at Stanford University. Caution should be exercised inasmuch as there is no public source material linking [REDACTED] with the Peninsula Red Guard. However, this particular article could be used effectively to steer [REDACTED] into answering questions such as does such a organization exist at Stanford, and, if so, what are its a'ms and purposes. There is also attached a xerox copy of an article appearing in Barro 's, the National Business and Financial Weekly, dated 9/16 68, in which ERNEST MANDEL, the recognized international Marx st scholar, comments concerning a report on the fourth conf rence of Socialist scholars. This report appears to paralle the Party line of the New Left and is not specifically student activists. Although [REDACTED] mentioned in this material, it is felt that he would follow this particular lie in a debate and statements by [REDACTED] could be pinned do in to a similar or identical line as that MANDEL advocates in this article. This is being submitted for the Bureau's review in connection with the particular situation set forth in the referenced communication. - 3 - The Mercury Ejection Ends try of Servios-1851-1956 SDAY MORNING, FARCH 22, 1256 19 Cents His Protest Of Napalm Plant 5-22-66 SAP Jose Mercury 3/22106 By HOLGER JENSEN RED This document is a memorandum with some handwritten annotations. The top of the page features official text, including the header "Memorandum" and fields for "TO," "FROM," "SUBJECT," and "DATE," with entries like "DIRECTOR, FBI" and "SAC, SAN FRANCISCO." Below this, there are two numbered sections detailing communications and actions. In the lower half of the page, there's a large redacted area, obscuring a significant portion of the content, likely related to surveillance or operational details. Additional handwritten markings and stamps, including "CONFIDENTIAL" and a date, appear near the bottom, along with a small illustration of a figure holding a rifle. The document also includes a printed text referencing the "Payroll Savings Plan." The document displays a portion of a typed report with handwritten annotations. Visible is a header with "SF 100-60968 JEB/sea" and the start of a numbered section titled "3. Tangible Results". There are several black redactions, appearing as solid black rectangles, obscuring text within the body of the report. Notably, a significant redaction is present in the middle of the page, affecting the description of a concerned SDS member. A handwritten annotation in the top right corner appears as a checkmark or a series of slashes. At the bottom center of the page, there's a handwritten "2-" possibly indicating a page number or reference. The document's content appears to be related to an investigation involving the Bureau, a specific SDS member, and film publicity. is being submitted for the Bureau's review in connection with the particular situation set forth in the referenced communication. - 3 - The Mercury Ejection Ends try of Servios-1851-1956 SDAY MORNING, FARCH 22, 1256 19 Cents His Protest Of Napalm Plant 5-22-66 SAP Jose Mercury 3/22106 By HOLGER JENSEN RED WOOD CITY A Stanford Civersity professor was forcibly dragged from a Redwood City Port Com mission mecting Monday after an uproarious protest by Vietniks against a proposed nepalm factory here e ane to. Hus 300 800.03. moral issue, Prof of Literature H. Bruce Frankie was drapeed out by Deputy Chief of Redwood City Po lice Theodore Houdakas. Port Coronispers took advantaged the Incidret bile the audicace was dis tracted, la paznimously sp prare lease agreement Land Technology Com macufecturing plam at the Port of Redwood City. A wil be heated on 2.1 actes of for Tas Praktin episode edaly rated in a disorderly 24-hodr meetleg which started at Che port clive and moved to the San Mateo Sapervisors cam bers after some areinepeln desnonertiors demanded to air Their riews Commission Chairman Ya man Menifre reluctantly agreed to bear the protesters, alt viugh The insisted that the mor set oferim bat is in Vietnam is nat the respaniy of this body the port coramis Our responsibility is simple to lease a parcel of land and Nenice We all deplore war but is not the Junction of this body to determine the policy of our governmeax Commissioner Roben Brown said The peryte who are bere Earlier in the meeting. Frank-th Tia and James C100 Ingel Remparts Maga eve, tod svare 70 members of la the Stanford Coramice for Price to it Yara and etherla peace groups in baranguing Def commission to Cray the 17C Napalm Protesf Rosh In Ends In Uproar Germany [CONFIDENTIAL from Page B] [CONFIDENTIAL from Page B] posed is that Redwood City: be- the site of the firm napalm production contract granted since the end of the Koren War. Three UTC representatives sat historically in the front row of the meeting room as another pro- testor, Rev. William R. Houff, said commissioners "the sole purpose of napalm is the: live cremation of men." "Redwood City will become known as a place where flaming death is manufactured," he said. "Do you have your morals in church when discussing bome- bear?" Palo Alto peace crusader Jo Greene told commissioners will go This page is a declassified FBI memorandum. It includes several redacted portions, obscuring text and names. There are multiple official stamps, including "CONFIDENTIAL," "REC'D," and date stamps such as "JAN 27 1969" and "JAN 14 1969." Handwritten marginalia appears in the top left and right, including some illegible notes. There is also a stamp indicating "UNREC COPY FILED IN." Additionally, a small drawing of a man standing within a triangular border is present on the bottom left. The document lists several newspaper articles that are referenced. Houff, said commissioners "the sole purpose of napalm is the: live cremation of men." "Redwood City will become known as a place where flaming death is manufactured," he said. "Do you have your morals in church when discussing bome- bear?" Palo Alto peace crusader Jo Greene told commissioners will go with him. | You are committing. of people to death by ting this lease. [bon't you literally? [CONFIDENTIAL from Page 11 | flights, and German F-84 Fighter pilots have been killed since the beginning of 1944. The rate of about one every two, weeks has remained steady for the past eleven weeks this year. "The last two weeks, our demonstration have proved in ten days that the new German F-84's have flown 200 hours. This year Defense Minister Kai- ser-Streiterun steps to improve man- urance and pilot training." He asked the Lockheed Company, which designed the F-84, to give estimates for handling aircraft maintenance and pilot training. Franklin, the 23-year-old, said the Lockheed will go with him. (Contimed from Page 11 In the trackless Plains of Recals 45 miles west of Saigon, who suffering only light casualties themselves. Seeing trouble, Street ses- ters scattered from the neigh- borhood other minutes before the "3,000 students of streng lar High School bailed out of their class- rooms to sheen anti-government slogans and drape the school yard with banters the nowaising South Viet Nam, military mak. [CONFIDENTIAL from Page 11 Fighter pilots have been killed since the beginner of 1944. The rate of about one every two weeks has remained steady for the past eleven weeks this year. For months, Germany's per- manent defense committee has been discussing the work- incidents, and at the beginning of this year Defense Minister Kai- ser-Streiterun steps to improve man- urance and pilot training. He asked the Lockheed company, which designed the F-84, to give estimates for handling aircraft maintenance and pilot training. This was Harry Johnson's Franklin. [CONFIDENTIAL from Page 11 Fighter pilots have been killed since the beginning of 1944. The rate of about one every two weeks has remained steady for the past eleven weeks this year. For months, Germany's per- manent defense committee has been discussing the work- incidents, and at the beginning of this year Defense Minister Kai- ser-Streiterun steps to improve man- urance and pilot training. He asked the Lockheed company, which designed the F-84, to give estimates for handling aircraft weeks this year. For months, Germany's per- manent defense committee has been discussing the work- incidents, and at the beginning of this year Defense Minister Kai- ser-Streiterun steps to improve man- urance and pilot training. He asked the Lockheed company, which designed the F-84, to give estimates for handling aircraft maintenance and pilot training. This was Harry Johnson's Franklin. [CONFIDENTIAL from Page 11 Fighter pilots have been killed since the beginning of 1944. The rate of about one every two weeks has remained steady for the past eleven weeks this year. For months, Germany's per- manent defense committee has been discussing the work- incidents, and at the beginning of this year Defense Minister Kai- ser-Streiterun steps to improve man- urance and pilot training. He asked the Lockheed company, which designed the F-84, to give estimates for handling aircraft maintenance and pilot training. This was Harry Johnson's Franklin. [CONFIDENTIAL from Page 11 Fighter pilots have been killed since the beginning of 1944. The rate of about one every two weeks has remained steady for the past eleven weeks this year. For months, Germany's per- manent defense committee has been discussing the work- incidents, and at the beginning of this year Defense Minister Kai- ser-Streiterun steps to improve man- urance and pilot training. He asked the Lockheed company, which designed the F-84, to give estimates for handling aircraft maintenance and pilot training. This was Harry Johnson's Franklin. [CONFIDENTIAL from Page 11 Fighter pilots have been killed since the beginning of 1944. The rate of about one every two weeks has remained steady for the past eleven weeks this year. For months, Germany's per- manent defense committee has been discussing the work- incidents, and at the beginning of this year Defense Minister Kai- ser-Streiterun steps to improve man- urance and pilot training. He asked the Lockheed company, which designed the F-84, to give estimates for handling aircraft maintenance and pilot training. This was Harry Johnson's Franklin. [CONFIDENTIAL from Page 11 Fighter pilots have been killed since the beginning of 1944. The rate of about one every two weeks has remained steady for the past eleven weeks this year. For months, Germany's per- manent defense committee has been discussing the work- incidents, and at the beginning of this year Defense Minister Kai- ser-Streiterun steps to improve man- urance and pilot training. He asked the Lockheed company, which designed the F-84, to give estimates for This page from a declassified FBI document features a typed report with several handwritten annotations and official stamps. Notable visual elements include: * **Redactions:** Large, dark rectangular redactions obscure specific names or phrases throughout the document, indicating sensitive information. * **Handwritten Notes:** Handwritten text appears in the margins and above some sections, possibly adding context, routing information, or directives from field agents. * **Official Markings:** A stamp reading "SF 157-601 HPF/cmp" is present at the top left, likely a file or case identifier from the San Francisco field office. Additional stamps, which appear to be routing or classification markings, are visible, though partially obscured. * **Paper Type and Condition:** The document is printed on what appears to be aged, slightly yellowed paper with a rough texture, common for documents of this era. Some areas show signs of wear and ink bleed. * **Textual Content:** The majority of the page is filled with typed text, detailing information related to a bulletin from the "Mid-Peninsula Free University" and its perceived radical political affiliations. The visual presentation, particularly the redactions and handwritten annotations, underscores the covert and analytical nature of the COINTELPRO operation, highlighting the FBI's efforts to control and obscure sensitive details within their surveillance records. The document is a typed FBI report with some handwritten annotations and redactions. There are several black ink smudges and marks throughout the page, some resembling scribbles or deletions. Some text is obscured by black redaction markings. The document includes routing information, "SF 157-601 HPF/cmp," at the top left. A page number, "3 -", is visible at the bottom center. The overall appearance suggests a processed or reviewed document, with a mix of official type and markings indicating internal handling. past eleven weeks this year. For months, Germany's per- manent defense committee has been discussing the work- incidents, and at the beginning of this year Defense Minister Kai- ser-Streiterun steps to improve man- urance and pilot training. He asked the Lockheed company, which designed the F-84, to give estimates for handling aircraft maintenance and pilot training. This was Harry Johnson's | Franklin. 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Noted ifarxist scholar. Author of recently translated TRAITE D'ECONOMIE MARXISTE (MARXIST ECONOMIC THEORY.) Editor of Belgian left socialist weekly JA GAUCHE. A principal speaker at the Socialist Scholars Conference held at Rutgers University, September 6-8. : Ernest Mandel speaking at German SDS sponsored conference, Berlin, Feb. 18, 1968. SPEAKING ON i 1 !!! 1 REMOLUTION TO TODA COMITE GOF VE FAC SCIENCES L May 29th demonstration in Paris Frity, Oct.dth 8:00 PM BARRO N'S 20 CENTS National Business and Financial Weekly The Detonators A Report on the Fourth Conference of Socialist Scholars [REDACTED] militant young radicals marked "SSC," and guarding locked meeting rooms down, the Socialist Scholars, revolutionary Marxist Brain-trust in U.S. institutions of higher learning, met in their Fourth Annual Conference at San Francisco end of September, or Oct. at Rutgers University, New Jersey. The accompanying article is an excerpt from the September 13 Issue of U.S.A., a bi-weekly published by Alice Widener, nationally syndicated columnist and authority on the so-called Left Old and New. French Government for his part in more confusion among loyal Ameri- cans about the revolutionary leaders. "ship of violent student rebellions and "peace" demonstrations. Shouts of approval came from the long-haired, bearded youths who faced, but stared out of front-page news photos during the demonstra- tions at the Pentagon New. French Government for his part in more confusion among loyal Ameri- cans about the revolutionary leaders. "ship of violent student rebellions and "peace" demonstrations. Shouts of approval came from the long-haired, bearded youths who faced, but stared out of front-page news photos during the demonstra- tions at the Pentagon and Columbia University, at draft-board raids and in street actions, and in fact at on the Chicago police during the Democratic National Convention in Award. Members of the Old Left at tending the dinner - Carlises, Radnik, Nlson, Perry, Mandell of ficial - all of approval or displeas- ure - were equally enthusiastic. When the applause died down, could Ernest Mandel quote a statement head by Dr. M. F. that "there [ILLEGIBLE] [REDACTED] world of chaos. [REDACTED] cially, Mandel [REDACTED] to look around the dining Socialist Scholars, then climax of his perch. "[REDACTED] strange that I would [REDACTED] thing with such a [REDACTED] I would accept the [REDACTED] and without emphat [REDACTED] That "there is a possibility very society will change." Applause. Loudly, the Scholars rose to pay [REDACTED] speaker. Certain ly, if they associates bring their [REDACTED] ear. society will be so [REDACTED] private not [REDACTED] target of [REDACTED] tire war. for one thing... rerial. a plan, even a [REDACTED] ership. They believe in [REDACTED] [REDACTED] A PEARLST NEWSPAPER Truth, Justice & Public Service September 22, 1968 [REDACTED] Report - "Revolution for The Hell of It." BY WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST, JR. LAUNCHED AT THE FOURTH ANNUAL Sociallst SCHOLARS, [ILLEGIBLE] erly a spontaneous mani- ifestation of youthful discon- tent. The planners, or, rather, plotters, are the leaders of a comparatively-new world revolutionary movement. Mostly young, they seek nothing less than the total de- struction of all existing government order everywhere. That "hell of honor at What was called the Fourth Annual Conference of Socialist Scholars was Ernest Mandel Reutzler, editor of a Belgian Socialist weekly and a noted instigator of the student rioting in Paris last May and June. As reported in a front page story in Barron's, that distinctive financial publication, here is what Mandel had to say to his enthusiastic audiences of young tomb- throwers: "THE MAIN STRATEGY FOR OVERTHROWING NEO-CAPITALISM IN ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL NA- TIONS TODAY IS TO PUT FORTH, THROUGH MASS STRIKES AND MASS MEETINGS, CONCRETE DE- MANDS AND GOALS WHICH HAVE THE UNACCEPTABLE Guardian SEPTEMBER 14, 1969 Mandel's Critique, [REDACTED] The 1968 Socialist Scholar [REDACTED] This document page is a newspaper clipping, primarily filled with black-and-white text and a large heading. The heading reads "e Mercury Ejection Ends His Protest Of Napalm Plant." There are two handwritten annotations on the left side of the page: "SAP Jose Mercury" and "3/22/06." There are also some redacted sections, appearing as blacked-out rectangles, particularly in the upper right corner. The overall appearance suggests a scanned document that has undergone some declassification process, with some information concealed. The presence of the newspaper clipping indicates it may have been used for intelligence gathering or as evidence of an event. his enthusiastic audiences of young tomb- throwers: "THE MAIN STRATEGY FOR OVERTHROWING NEO-CAPITALISM IN ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL NA- TIONS TODAY IS TO PUT FORTH, THROUGH MASS STRIKES AND MASS MEETINGS, CONCRETE DE- MANDS AND GOALS WHICH HAVE THE UNACCEPTABLE Guardian SEPTEMBER 14, 1969 Mandel's Critique, [REDACTED] The 1968 Socialist Scholar [REDACTED] ference might have been a [REDACTED] it not for the [REDACTED] economist Ernst Mandel. An atmosphere of raw [REDACTED] tration characterized the [REDACTED] Mandel injected life into the [REDACTED] Sept. 6 with a dramatic presen- tation of the [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Airtel To: SAC, San Francisco From: Director, FI COINTELPRO INTERNAL SECURITY NEW LEFT 1 - Mr. R. L. Shackelford 12/31/68 PERSONAL ATTENTION Reference is made to Bureau call 12/30/68. ... [REDACTED] ... will appear at a forum with other edicators in mid-January, 1969. Consideration is being given to discrediting him because of his radical, violent, and revolutionary ... [REDACTED] ... isition. It is noted he is presently employed at Stanford University as ... [REDACTED] ..., Palo Alto Branch. Through ... [REDACTED] ... surces available to you, obtain any written or speech material prepared by him or identified with him in which he has advocated revol ition and/or violence to illegally change our form of government which could be publically used to discredit him. This materia] should reach the Bureau by 1/6/69 and be marked "Attention - C. D. Brennan, Internal Security Section." You shoull use discretion in your inquiries and insure the Bureau is not embarrassed. 1 - ... [REDACTED] ... RLS: djb ... [REDACTED] ... (5) MAILED 24 DEC 1968 COMM-FBI JAN 1 4 1969 W MAIL ROOM [ ] TELETYPE UNIT [ ] REC 58 106-1149695-41-41 19 JAN 6 1969 UNRECORDED COPY FILED IN MAY 197 EDITION A FPM) UNITED ST IRNMENT Memorandum TO CWB FROM SUBJECT: = DIRECTOR, FRI (100-449698) ATTIL: INTERNAL SECURITY SECTION SAC, SAN FRNCISCO (100-60968) (P) COINTELPRO NEW LEFT DATE: 12/27/68 Re Bur au letter dated 5/23/68. Enclos' d for the Bureau are the following four newspapers: 12/20- 6/68 issue of the "Berkeley Barb" 12/27 1/2 issue of the "Berkeley Barb" @w/fh 12/18/18 issue of the "San Francisco Express Times" 12/24/18 issue of the "San Francisco Express Times" (2) 116-46/76-6154/% AMET RECORDED 1 DEC 30 1968 INT SÉC 2 Bureau (Encl:. 4) (RM) 3 San Francisc 1 100-6096' 1 100-61019 ("EXPRESS TIMES") 1 100-55850 ("BERKELEY BARB") JEB/sea (5) 27 JAN1 41969 010-108-01 Buy U.S. This document page appears to be a scanned newspaper clipping with several articles. There are no photographs of individuals or events. There are no visible handwritten annotations, field agent notes, or marginalia. Official stamps, forms, wiretap logs, surveillance schedules, operational charts, and visual evidence of surveillance methods are not present. The page contains some redactions, mostly small black marks obscuring parts of the text, particularly in the upper half of the document. The text itself is printed in columns, typical of a newspaper. of the "San Francisco Express Times" 12/24/18 issue of the "San Francisco Express Times" (2) 116-46/76-6154/% AMET RECORDED 1 DEC 30 1968 INT SÉC 2 Bureau (Encl:. 4) (RM) 3 San Francisc 1 100-6096' 1 100-61019 ("EXPRESS TIMES") 1 100-55850 ("BERKELEY BARB") JEB/sea (5) 27 JAN1 41969 010-108-01 Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Sa