Cointelpro White Hate Groups Part 14 Final

FOIPA COVER SHEET FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO) WHITE HATE GROUPS SUB 10 157-9 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. PD-SC ':Re. 5-22-br F6 ~~~ fo~rans.. ' the' tPriorit 4 Via AITLARL 2, 71:T,".s 'TO D c'/ 11~i-- -el -- e(5FROM SECRIT SIUhJZCT: LNTZRAtL ' DI1 ! LION OF HiATS GROUPS p. -;as-avised s- Ds' 011f, Qni, hld a m«eeting \tth uA uCa 1. mrs - I i -3 / 5 11 h rally ea :. {_I K1ansmnfl and is actuiall -o :n': 1_ 1.n Lh .s COUV~flct\. ' tl.Othit 't S 0 L:. - Ku Kl'ux lian, Tuc& . eog Ohlio, unit 3 I L. ttLL~1purpose (A .. 2( 2 r not ha.ve allowed ________ 'ljc:eveTr, h'a ral'cd LbS Lou d:.e S t fmorn bcxne 1 c1 " e.''s 31 i u t2ral.1y 3 Bu.:c a" Iu - ~ A 5- Ci ( n cinnati (2 -(1157- i't'7)r - 10)5-1 -157-245) r E1'4 - .._ "- - : *-" - I--'-;- • .-- -.- I L" " ¢-.< '--/7 • /X • • . :.. .o sief r is e . ... The Bureau's attention is invited to the fact and :. F I it is suggested that the Bureau m.ay desire t furnish above • i -nienwfsoprampeartsi"oanrt in the form of a ne to friendly i . .- Snewspapers stressing the fact that te an and, SRPi are iXS.:L Snow considered split hate organizations as NSRP accuises : -1 r Klan of work%':. for Jewish element in the United States. ,eaOtherwise, the above information is furnished the Bureau L ; ,- for whatcver action they may de-, appropriate. i- - : "- " I i i -... It r yI FD-36 (Rev. 12-13-56) !F I " .--..".D" a.te-:- 7/7/65 . Transmit theT fio liowing in (Type in plain text or code) " Vi AI I- R " T : E L AIR MAIL .. I V .TA(Priorit) or Method of Mailing) TO : DIRECTOR, FBI SAC, NEW YOPRK / .: FROM S:Sa, CI NCfIfATI (157-643) , " - SUBJECT: COUTERINTELLIGENCE PROG' i INTERNAL SECURITY - DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS As the Bureau is aware, This page is the cover sheet of a declassified FBI document related to COINTELPRO. It features a large, circular seal with the words "FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT" around its outer edge, superimposed over an American flag motif. The header text "FOIPA COVER SHEET" is present at the top left. The main text clearly states "FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS" and "SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO) WHITE HATE GROUPS SUB 10 157-9". At the bottom, the text "FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION" is also prominently displayed. There are no photographs, handwritten notes, stamps, filled-in forms, or redactions visible on this page; the content is entirely composed of typed text and the official seal. The page is a declassified FBI document containing a standard notification regarding the quality of reproduced documents. The text in bold, uppercase letters centrally located on the page reads "NOTICE" followed by a paragraph explaining that the best obtainable copies are included in the reproduction and that any blurred, light, or otherwise difficult-to-read pages are a result of the condition of the originals. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, official stamps, forms, logs, charts, or redactions visible on this page. The document appears to be a printed page with no other visual elements besides the text. I- R " T : E L AIR MAIL .. I V .TA(Priorit) or Method of Mailing) TO : DIRECTOR, FBI SAC, NEW YOPRK / .: FROM S:Sa, CI NCfIfATI (157-643) , " - SUBJECT: COUTERINTELLIGENCE PROG' i INTERNAL SECURITY - DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS As the Bureau is aware, on 'ay 30 and 31, 1955, a 4 proposed conference to form coalition of militant Negro radicals was held in Washington, L. . t that ti-re the National Black Coordinating Comnittee (VBCC) was organized and it was stated that the purpose of the organization would be to assist member organizations to help plan and. participate " - in their activities. At that tim L. S. McNLTOSH, from Dayton, Ohio, indicated he planned to stage a sit-in at the City Hall of Dayton, Ohio, on July 4, 1965. The NBCC indicate'd it would assist him in the endeavor and that McINTOSH's- organization, the Non-Violent Lirec Action Corm-ittee (IP.t'C) . of Dayton, would host the new organization on that date. *; The Bureau-is also aware cf McINTOSH's background, briefly surrmarized: 3 - BUREAU (Ai-RMII) S2 - NEW YORK (AI-P.) 3 - CINCI'ATI _.. A (1 - 157-643) - i ,. LoR-:1(014 ) - (1 157-62C) " '-0 i,£ j: 1 . '""LER:iak .... 3' .- ) _._ _,..' lt . -t i-. - - He has been publicly identified as a member of the SHe appears to be a "con" man who has no visible means of support. c ha H r e t e h r a s and b ki e cke e d n a N T c O o S n H s ta o n ut t , t a h t o rn h ic in h -th ti e m e s i h d e e o o f r m the D i a e y . ton i -r. H el e i ce h a D s e p b a e a r e t n me p n u t b a li n c d b a ly i s d o e u n rc ti e f ie of d . e a m s ba a rr m as e s m m b e er n t of to the i I t h s oa D it Pary (re ) at Daye ton This document appears to be an FBI internal memorandum. It contains several handwritten annotations, including a date of "6/2/65" and a case number or file identifier of "157-9-10-1." There are numerous redactions, indicated by black bars, obscuring names, organizations, and specific details of the operations being discussed. A form labeled "FD-36 Rev. 5-22-647" is partially visible at the top, with fields for "Via," "TO," "FROM," and "SUBJECT." The subject line indicates "INTERNAL SECURITY - DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS." There are also what appear to be internal routing or reference numbers, like a handwritten "670." Overall, the page visually conveys a sense of covert intelligence gathering, emphasizing the declassified nature of the information through the extensive use of redactions. i s d o e u n rc ti e f ie of d . e a m s ba a rr m as e s m m b e er n t of to the i I t h s oa D it Pary (re ) at Daye ton froi le t o 19t9. There has SD f a o y l r t e s o u n a pp ort ? . li ch c ap e te i r n e D h e as p o b a f r e t e C m n O e . n t O h v e c r o ns a t a a ne n d t y ae t s ao h urr o ce r a n g oof i n C s O e t n i h e e a r r e r s i a i o d s k e s e e d o l f t t h t te he o i .l a l - n H l o N e e e v V o v g D e i a e b A r t p r l a e p C t . e b i . h a e e r e T s - n y h t c e a a n r e P s t r e o t o o r l e i b yt c v h e e a i o a e d r t na a n n D " n c M o e i n e p z " a r s t t m a m h n e a a o n t n b t e oa l c h e c I a " T c s I h e N T a e OpS r s n e e oo i S b v H t n a E in o e d l e v t ma ae a w lo r i s a s n ty s ' i i i a s b n l c e f l n t o v i e D v r e n e n r m y h a a t e i v S l i a n o s i s a s n ty s ' i i i a s b n l c e f l n t o v i e D v r e n e n r m y h a a t e i v S l i a n o s n n f ,r s t u o h t m rh e o c O b en f l h i e i tz o s a P . It i Stf i Sa K S lu c f d' h Ae i r l a l=e e r . t d e e r o rh a a g D a ve a n ep i d n a br s k et t e i m c n k e n e . o l d t c e N T Sis O tt ooIN S rre l T . OtwSi Hn e D c a o oyts n c o u e t t, n a , a n t t> l ai :ci' c h c m tcin- l nn a se i ec f oa l mrh s ael ar - a n ft o o r u mtl t ee wda t h st e hels SA P a o naw l d i e/ c oe e .r. h D i e s p a oI r wt tm n e u n s t e to b the cit a y y oing f to bue i s i , n trs e , n som ao a- n n a tS s t e h v e e We r st a S l id t e imes lDayton and A h s raena teexna m i p n l e tioikf enth e p atcytp tee m 0 fa c t t h io e n y dini dw nhoitc h c oMInNTtrOiet enages, a couple of years ago he egn p alckete the Rjje a.rrCs " -as . " hir the a v.e.tn htauoanlyl NyT So h k e i neor d g r : f1 th-o. fo ingcevent or Colorace ple in Dayton, L- 0 r HO: On June 7, 1965, 1c LNTO s ousted as Director 1 o S f p re t v h i e o u N s V m D o AC The page is a black and white document with text and some visual elements. It features some handwritten annotations, specifically a line pointing to text and a number "2" in the bottom right corner. There are also some official stamps that appear to be routing codes or identifiers. The document is mostly text, with no photographs, surveillance logs, or forms visible. There are also no obvious redactions. The overall visual presentation suggests a formal, albeit somewhat aged, document with some annotations from an individual involved in its handling. e i neor d g r : f1 th-o. fo ingcevent or Colorace ple in Dayton, L- 0 r HO: On June 7, 1965, 1c LNTO s ousted as Director 1 o S f p re t v h i e o u N s V m D o AC n th fo , r ca sp s e h n in d g in g a $ c 2 h 0 e 0 c . k 0 0 w hi o c n h te b l o e u p n h c o e n d e an c d a l c ls a us t e h d e ebarrasment oVDCA faling to investigate complaints to picket business presented to hVD if A C, t h a e n y d d t i h d r e n a ot t en c i o n n g t ribute to his cause. The 1 e f Sh a o sr c w t t a e v b h e e l r, i s w r t a h n s e t o s u r e st a e s d o n r s e c f e o i r v e t d h e c o o u n s s t i e d r e ra w b e l r e e n n e o w t sp pu ap b e l r i ci p z u e b d l . icity; On the night of J w u a n s e a 1 t 1 t , a c 1 k 9 e 6 d 5 , b y P a a t r N o e lm gr a o n , J T . O ' Y W G P . R EE O N R , D D a a y y t t o o n n P P o o l l i i c c e e D Dep e a p rt a m r ly t me n n cd t, d MO GAN to the grou w n a d s an o d T . then cae J a i R a t t . r b , o i l n w m h a o This page is a document from the FBI. It has a form that requires fields for TO, FROM, DATE, and SUBJECT to be filled in. The FBI logo is visible. There are some handwritten annotations, particularly at the bottom right and top right. The document has official stamps, including a routing code and a date stamp. There are also some smudges and what appear to be redactions in the upper portion of the page. The overall appearance is that of a standard FBI internal communication document. The document appears to be a typewritten memo with some handwritten elements and redactions. A possible identifier "CL 157-643" is visible near the top left. There are several blacked-out sections, indicating redacted information, located throughout the document, particularly in the middle paragraphs. Handwritten marginalia are present on the left side of the page, consisting of an arrow pointing to the text and a two-letter abbreviation "bye". The text itself is dense and organized into paragraphs. Additionally, a page number "2" and a numeral "4" are visible at the bottom of the page, suggesting pagination. There are no photographs or explicit depictions of surveillance methods or facilities. p rt a m r ly t me n n cd t, d MO GAN to the grou w n a d s an o d T . then cae J a i R a t t . r b , o i l n w m h a o w n i a th d p r p e a a r b e r h o n i k s tl e y n w e w ap h o i n sk e a y n d b k o i t l t l l e e d w G h R i Z le E N h b e e w fo a r s e do G w RE n E . 1 T c h o e uld stab him with the bottle. clNTOS mdiateiY clled a mass meeting of about fifty to one hunrcd peple in a West Side church on the night of June 16, 1n65, at which tine he ane J c E o S m S m E u n G i R t A y Y to c al p l r e o d t e f s o t r th m e a ss k i a ll c i t n io g n of a u - n es it t y S w id i e th L m a an n t n b e y N a e w gr h o ite p w o i l t i h c i e n m a t n h . e n M es cI t N T tw OS o H o p r re t d hr i e ct e e w d e s e c k m s. e H H in e d s o a f id d , en "P on e s o r p a le t io ar n e s going -. t o o f b u e s c w o i m ll in g p r h o e b r a e b ly f ro go m a to ll ja pa i r l t ." s oz A t p h h e o to U g n r i a t p e h d S o t The image is a declassified FBI document with typed text, exhibiting signs of age and handling. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, or visible official stamps. Redactions are not present in the visible portion of the document. The document appears to be a narrative report, detailing events related to an individual named McINTOSH and a police incident. The text is the primary visual element, its formatting and density suggesting a formal report. g p r h o e b r a e b ly f ro go m a to ll ja pa i r l t ." s oz A t p h h e o to U g n r i a t p e h d S o t f at M e c s L . n TOS H H u cd a r n e e ds GRAY appeared in the "Dayton Journal Herald" in connection with this meeting and his statements. Division feels that at this point The Cincinnati M di c s IN t T u O r S b H a nc a e n d o G v v R e A e r r Y , t h h a e a d J b e u a v l r y e ra ry g 4 i w n o e t f e e k n l t e e i n t o d t n e i r n o s f c t c o o n re n t a e h t e c i t n i E g d o i n a t w o m r i t a h j f o r r t o h m eir edisturbance m c w a o e n n n y d t e m c a i n t l in i o g z n e g n H s w c , a I N y T . O t i o n SH . c s 's l n u . d a l i c i 6 s g t / i 1 c a o r / n 6 s u a s n t d a i n u c t p i i c h a a o l l c l d IT n i C n u O o S uer g t t h e e a J o n u f p d d o r e G l g i r t c h r t e o i Y c e . l o s e f , T f R h i e cr- .. "Dayton ailyNes S reflecting an intervi. c iwte eunci Coupart Judgoe demonstrat a Negro, in which hic dencUflZd a propose demonstraton g i r t c h r t e o i Y c e . l o s e f , T f R h i e cr- .. "Dayton ailyNes S reflecting an intervi. c iwte eunci Coupart Judgoe demonstrat a Negro, in which hic dencUflZd a propose demonstraton - SFaISnHd EsRt,r ongly defended the polic officer. The "-ayton Daily flws of June 19, 1965, carried .. interva w sn h S o i said i i h e e h w w a ha s th "no ha G r R d R EE o N r , il S l R. 1 -o , t " h oi e n s" s hoot t to o i w w ng a a r r d d v ic P P t a a i t t m r r o o ' l l s m m a a f n n ather: A N MORGAN, who fatally shot his son. He said he told McINTOSH to drop plans for protest rallies or demonstrations as "I don't want my son's death to be misused or the GREEN family's name co be used for other purposes. His daughter, Mrs. WANDA Cy, ,,,. said, "e don't want him (McINTOSH) using our family name for whatever reason he might be using it." The June 18, 1965, issue of the "Dayton Joinal ' .. Herald" carried an article reporting the awarding of ,amages . of $5,000.00 to a Middletown policeman who had been libeled by the "New Ohio. Eagle, '-anewspaper which was organized in July, 1964, for circulation primarily among Negroes. It was edited by McINTOSH. In one of -the very first issues of the newspaper it carried a story which said a Miiddletown, Ohio, -, -1 - woman had been beaten by policemen who arrested her without cause. The story also said the woman had filed a suit against the officers. Court records showed no such suit was ever filed - by the woman. The Middletown Police Officers sued, The newspaper had to go into bankruptcy. In awarding the damages Judge CECIL EDWARDS, Montgomery County Common Pleas Judge, said "This type of publicity makes the business of enforcing the law more difficult. The fact that the testimony was unrefuted indicates that none of the statements made by the paper were true." On June 23, 1965, the "Dayton Daily N;s" reportad The provided image is a scanned document containing typewritten text. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, field agent notes, marginalia, official stamps, forms, wiretap logs, surveillance schedules, operational charts, or visual evidence of surveillance methods. The page is predominantly text, with some faint circular markings and a horizontal line that could be remnants of the original document's formatting. There are no visible redactions. Judge CECIL EDWARDS, Montgomery County Common Pleas Judge, said "This type of publicity makes the business of enforcing the law more difficult. The fact that the testimony was unrefuted indicates that none of the statements made by the paper were true." On June 23, 1965, the "Dayton Daily N;s" reportad ' that WILLIAM T. INGRAM, Montgomery County Chairman, National SStates Rights Party, had asked the City Commissioners for a full scale Justice Department investigation of M!cINTOSH because of alleged testimony concerning. McLITOSH given at a hearing conducted by the Ohio Un-American Activities Committee . in the early 1950's. INGPIAM said that JOHN C. MITCHELL, an ex-member of the CP, testified under oath tha: iMcINTOSH and 4 p his wife had been members of the City Club of the Co unist Party. INGLRM also referred to the fact tnat JESSE GRAY was recently brought to town by McITO~S: ar& cited quite a bit of public source information concerning Gi',AY's past activitie . { .- 4" + -----2-.- --------- . t}.. ' . LC'rI 157-6 -U * "' On June 24, 1965, the "Dayton Daily News" interviewed >. V JOHN C. MITCHELL, who stated that McTl OSH joined the CP in 1947 and was still on the membership rolls in 1949 when he, - MITCHELL, quit the Party. .On June 24, 1965, the "Dayton Journal Herald" carried a story ii; which City Manager HERBERT STARICK said that the ; .Justice Department would be asked to comment on statements :- Smade against McIITOSH. : The following week Ealtimore, Chicago, and New York ' informants began to report that the organized meeting of the NBCC.previously proposed for Dayton ewas being changed to Chicago. 'c . At a DroTsred rally of West Side cit s..ers o the ni ht It is believed by Cincin:._ti that trouble in Daytoh :,,0a : on the week end of July 4 was aver:::c as a direct result of the vast adverse publicity received by lL1S1I.O It is believed at this ti-e that he is completely t:.roc in any capacity as a S ,.. racial leader in Dayton, Ohio, as evidenced by the meager showing at his rally on the night cf 2~; I. ,esponsible Negro leaders in Dayton are embarrassed and ashamed of McINTOSH x *' -and his actions and have been struggling for years to discredit him. It appears this.has now been accor::plished. -5- ',: K! FD-f3 (.Re:. The page is predominantly text with a few visual elements. There are several ink blots and smudges, common in older documents. A large black redaction spans the bottom half of the document, obscuring a significant portion of the text. On the left side, there is a handwritten annotation, "670". Near the top, some circular shapes are visible, possibly remnants of hole punches or faded stamps. The text itself is a typed report, and in the bottom right corner, a page number "-- 5 -" is present, along with a small handwritten "7". There are no photographs, forms, wiretap logs, surveillance schedules, or operational charts visible. evidenced by the meager showing at his rally on the night cf 2~; I. ,esponsible Negro leaders in Dayton are embarrassed and ashamed of McINTOSH x *' -and his actions and have been struggling for years to discredit him. It appears this.has now been accor::plished. -5- ',: K! FD-f3 (.Re:. 5.*2-64 ) 0 0 . I--:=I_- --- (Typ in~-~~ plinex o cde :w#. i~ Vi Date: 9/25/65 i -- s-- -. C --" '. " AIRTEL " -TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (157F-B9I-2) Via Vi (Priority)i ... . i r~rsS i -V-e----- TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (157-9-2) N! FROM:, AC, CINCINNATI (157-358) (157-640) (P) SSUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGIRAM . j: INTERNAL SECURITY DISRUPTION OF HATEL GROUPS' (NATIONAL KNIGHTS OF Tir RU' KLUX KLAN i AND LUNITED KLANS OF AE.RICA, INC., i KNIGHTS OF TH- KU KLU'X Kii) : / - .'I' ... -- I 'Fe Re Atlanta airtels 9/10,15 & 16/65. 9 . s- :: i hdsreihs..e , ,"... .. / ' 91 / 10 ( : o a b b m , sn1 . o v u 8 , e - 6 1 : d . /a i~ i c s:. .i phacograirns and .advised SAssnd , thc. photograph or I c C \ flj l h; e described in his siatemnt of 8o p4/- w._ - t - . photographs taken in Tucer, Georgia,f idenatiic ' - the :building conining ofices as the he saw i- although the :Dry Cleaning add Laundlry sin ac:ns Uhe " :f front of the building opposite tihe Gulf gas station did not / Burau (i -- 9- 2-) (3 -' i 1'4 ;:p~r---9-------2 2 Atlar.nta (1-157-826) (1-174-15) (," 2- Cincinnati (1-157-358) (1-157-o,, 0)_ F -,: X ., F:s ' a (8 s ) . " .. __.. ' " __.. _.5 "L. / ' .i1. ' " " " .r Se,.. .p o -e. -: ,c ( 74 - e d : A, dl t~ i n C a - ' "' -- ""?o- CI 157 358 ; " , seem familiar. identified the photograo.h of the Brothers III Restaurant as the place whereC met the three men previously described in his statement. °4111 1 [was reluctant to make the above identifications and would not furnish any statement. He advises he does not want to make any further statements unless his lawyer is present and agrees to the statement. His degree of cooperation appears to be This page is a typed FBI memo (FD-36 form) dated September 25, 1965, concerning a Counterintelligence Program targeting hate groups, specifically the Ku Klux Klan. It includes extensive, heavy black redactions obscuring parts of the text, likely to protect informant identities or sensitive information. There are also handwritten annotations, including the number "4" circled next to "Bureau" and a series of numbers and letters written in ink at the bottom right, possibly referencing case file numbers or operational codes. The document also contains official stamps indicating approval and routing. No photographs or surveillance logs are visibly present, but the content suggests information derived from photographed activities. three men previously described in his statement. °4111 1 [was reluctant to make the above identifications and would not furnish any statement. He advises he does not want to make any further statements unless his lawyer is present and agrees to the statement. His degree of cooperation appears to be subsiding, and he speaks or nor,.ng received threats against his family if he continues to talk. ,, Although urged to do so, he would not identify the source of any ..'. . of these threats nor any specific details of such threats. ;. I copy of which will be 'k submitted co Bureau for the Counterintellgence file as well. of If such interviews ""F tcabne completed by 9/28/65, the results will be included in this report. r-- ieicIn reference d airtel dated 9/16/65, the Cincinnati' avs doash observation that, unless the intatervie:s of I-\ CPYU -) IlY .. 4 ' h ~ & ' jleuabdms attt: ~ Cclu~miiDrauus p a r n ofd du urc C e l er-v u 2e n -ul e a x n p d e , c te O d rnh ;-il r og, e n - s u ha l v ts e , b m e o en s :ii eex lo h g aai u c s a t l ede. *1 Cincinnati concurs with Atlanta in its observations r~ ialvned~ 'Ucr~cu 4i~-ni esuggeins tasd,d itic on,s that, i--f th ~ i s :-aeLtcter is resented u; irriw I V : fT to th e e c m D ir e d p artment b , t / h Y a t t 6 h , e m t a h t ter e u o t ilb sand nlddi the threat the life of the President be inclucld, inasmuch as .:.: Sthis fact of Klan activity would add considerably to any = resulting adverse publicity accruing to heKlan generally. -2- OfliOfl MA O. 10 sG.i' , AY I2 IO -n.t UNITED STATES GO .- MENT Memorandum . 4 --. -. - T O D1kt: OI .FBI (157-9-8) DATE: 10/13/ )' FROM I - SAC, CINCINATI (157-643) (P) SUBJECT: COUNTER INTE LLICG 2 PC':it: TrN:A~':' L SZCURIT: IS7U _,TCNO OF AT2: GROUES ie Cincinnati letter co Bureau, / *. 5 5 The following inet.on wS conducted by : SA at W. ilming ton Cio : v;-,. J2 ci i Y J O The page contains typed text that appears to be from an FBI report, with several blacked-out redactions obscuring names and specific details. There are handwritten annotations in the margin, including what appears to be a shorthand notation like "572" and a numbered "9" in the bottom right corner, possibly indicating a page number or file reference. The document includes some circular and dot-like marks, which could be part of a stencil or printing artifact. The text discusses an interview, potential threats, and the need for official cooperation, with some information being presented as if it were a log or official communication, indicated by the citation "CI 157-358, 157-640." This document is a typed memorandum on official FBI letterhead, dated October 13, 1965. It features several black redactions obscuring names and sensitive information, indicating a level of secrecy regarding the subject matter which concerns "COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM INTERNAL SECURITY DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS." Handwritten marginalia on the left side, including "67c" and "67d," appear to be internal notations, possibly related to case files or routing. Official stamps are visible at the bottom right, including a date stamp of "12 OCT 14 1965" and a numeric code "10," likely indicating distribution or filing information. A small, silhouetted illustration of a person on horseback is also present on the left side. I - SAC, CINCINATI (157-643) (P) SUBJECT: COUNTER INTE LLICG 2 PC':it: TrN:A~':' L SZCURIT: IS7U _,TCNO OF AT2: GROUES ie Cincinnati letter co Bureau, / *. 5 5 The following inet.on wS conducted by : SA at W. ilming ton Cio : v;-,. J2 ci i Y J O 7or t- e assistonc of 1 r Offic- thre area -Inc Ctt , 11 Cincinnati letter to Surc, 9,/no . i.T. COLU BUS, OHIO il serch ihei L c recores or thle at 2 r c1, / 1 i : n / 7, om a ot t o r il - ve s h o i r c o le C Lo cE m ou-. c . t .1&3 >, CLICcrIc- wJi t . 2 ure0 -- 2 "_Cha!cuteZ (15-231) 3 - C incinnati A j2 OCT 14195 ,, s-f-" / ( <I r- S.. . 3r,-" : .. - '1 $1 y _ .- . - i r.- s. - .. :, s Lh;? rt rc t ato v ci ,-uc tn d b udd b "r'"" irs-ruculions COLrtatflc±C .in CiCU±i-.°,. - :_ F' 1 -' o.4. P~ :. Mo. Ona4oML rM 1o i -- O o . u UY 1 . 6 . 2 . i I D , 10$ d,@16- ,1 -" UNITED STATES GO\ ..NMENT 5 Memorandum TO -D R ECT .r .. 57-9-8) 12/28/65 .. - FROM W SAC, CINCINNATI (157-643) (rP) . SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLICENCE PROGRAM INTER NAL SSZCURITY DISRUET'ON O HATE GROUPS Re Cleveland letter to Bureau, 11/16/65. S" The following investigation was conducted by@$W at Columbus, Ohio on 11/23/65. Sadvised chat accordin tc microi ecords .:as involved in a one-car_ ac.ident on 6/1/57 C. :30 at illsboro, Co, on State route 138. Speed was .. " restimated at 100 mph, and ,.as cited fo_ rivi-ng- 1hil.. SIntoxicated. .No further recor arvtiea IIii-..-a _ ... h ,.,- 2a ,""G, n i.a T on :,.c - t C---1re~ jv..: woi-d t edo General eadqarr.s,. ... :, Ohio, where th .. are eventually placed on microfilm. L .t a lth the se records there is a "recap" ehich j -et r:c .hs h L; si"C information concerning the incident. e:i dicat a "urtrh that in a co--car accident ;%aiulC.i 1.y if r drir a1s cted f for DiTl the .ameso f all of .the ss g' 1 oul a rcer . in the- inves igative report This page contains mostly typed text with some handwritten annotations and black redactions. The typed text indicates a case number "CI 157-643" and mentions "driving while intoxicated and arrested by". There are also handwritten notes like "670" and "CLEVELAND DIVISION AT ST. MARY'S, OHIO". Several black rectangular redactions obscure specific names or details within the document, particularly following "arrested by" and "Will contact". The document appears to be an official communication, potentially an internal FBI memo or report, related to an arrest and subsequent actions. "recap" ehich j -et r:c .hs h L; si"C information concerning the incident. e:i dicat a "urtrh that in a co--car accident ;%aiulC.i 1.y if r drir a1s cted f for DiTl the .ameso f all of .the ss g' 1 oul a rcer . in the- inves igative report o:- neL f'iD c. 1'e S-aid they ,-ould be necessary as witnesses. & Sadic.j to C.l bus. Ohio and deter- ;- ie dic.:a 1;n-hvae stigau).ve renorts are still on f-il in rc.r or microfilm dating back to and incudi ' ear 1:7. ' R . .- Dureau .(.:) e DEC 30 1965 2-Cincinati J J 7"6 1-06/ " CI 157-643 - • . --;?.- - .... . CICINNATI DIVISIO1 AT COL TSUS Oi, r'.e latng to the On6 /14/5 a 12:30 AM. at H-illsbor o Ohio, on St"" oute U3 for D .n intarview with C1v-t:u1z~V indicated he had mae an Investigative report which contains the nm.s and addresses of t:o women who were in the car with t the time of the arrest.) : - io' -2-- ie .ObO10N&. iMY NC. t0 50,0-go,! 'UNITED STATES GO' VUMENT '-.2" M/emorandum: a- 'O DITi CO~t, Fi g _DATE: 3?l//ub FRM s ClnCfN7 L1TI (157-643) SUBJECT: IiiTERPAL SECERITY F P~IS RUPTION or HATE G ROUP=S ' '!ij* JoTurnal].1 Libir' an ti t!.:l? "-n Da'ily; NewEs -ieo;'ni n- and afternoon newspapers. repcti v!:lr, of si :lner:-l circulation in the Dayton, Oho ar.>(' " t;~ theilr 1121/65i, issueCs rcgarding aca::-' ion ofa -a son cciulcd' progr ari £eaturn4 a :1:l. i Na (ICi) sneak:er onl l/ 2u't,7 at a MetLill, 01 the Fj it;- cal Sc'ioncc C7-lb of ti;c Fairrilnt West liii:? 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