File #10 - The Black Vault

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September 20, 1966
Supervisor.
Dear Mr. Hoover:
I am enclosing a copy of the brief remarks made by
County Supervisor Lawrence K. Boos, chief executive
officer of St. Louis County, before the National
Convention of^ Form—
FB I Agents now being held here.
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I believe these remarks accurately reflect the high
.esteem in which we in St, Louis County hold the FBI.
tec thought that this statement may be of interest to you
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Assistant to Supervisor
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PRESS RELEASE
Office of the St. Louis
County Supervisor
For Further Information
William B. Breuer
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FOR RELEASE AT TIME OF REMARKS, 1 P.M. THURSDAY, SEPT. 22, 1966
Remarks by St. Louis County Supervisor Lawrence K. Roos
Before National Convention of Former FBI Agents
Khorassan Room, Chase-Park Plaza Hotel
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It is a real pleasure for me to greet you in behalf of the
people and government of St. Louis County.
Ever since its founding in 1928 under its present Director
J.
Edgar Hoover, the FBI has been an indispensible tool in our nation-
wide war on crime.
As an official of local government,
I
am especially
appreciative of the vital contributions which the FBI makes to local
as well as national and international law enforcement.
The FBI Uniform
Crime Reporting service has enabled all local units to accurately
compare crime rates with similar areas throughout the Nation.
The
Identification Division assists local and State police officials in
the quick capture of suspects accused of major crimes.
The National
FBI Training Academy from which seven of our County Police Department
officers have graduated provides extremely valuable training for top
police officials in the latest techniques and procedures in law
enforcement.
The trememdous personal sacrifice which you gentlemen have
made during your careers as special agents for the FBI cannot be
measured.
By placing your lives daily on the firing line to protect
our national security and our personal safety you have served your
Nation well.
Your continued interest in the FBI through participation
in this convention indicates that you are still interested in the
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improvement of our law enforcement capabilities.
This continued involvement by you is especially important
as our population continues to grow and major
crimes soar at an
alarming rate.
Last year, as you may know, there were nearly 12 major
crimes committed per 1000 people in our Nation.
In St. Louis County
alone some 7.5 crimes per 1000 persons were committed.
Full coopera-
between the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the State Highway
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the County Police Department, and the municipal departments
*i4£iin the County is absolutely essential if we are to reduce these
^(Upking statistics and if we are to win our war against crime.
And so, in welcoming this great convention to the St. Louis
area, I would like to congratulate you on your interest in law enforce-
ment and to urge us all to rededicate ourselves to a coordinated and
concerted attack upon crime and lawlessness throughout our community
and Nation.
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sent me a copy of a Resolution concerning
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the Bureau and yourself.
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I just want you to know that
share the views expressed in the Resolution
and was most pleased to receive a copy of
this positive expression of support for you
and your organization by your "alumni".
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San Antonio Office of the FBI and currently president of the San Antonio
Chapter of Former Special Agents of the FBI, has invited me to speak
before this group at its meeting on December 8, 1966, at 12:00 noon,
^he flace of the meeting is the Petroleum Club located on the Fourth
Floor of the Alamo Nônal Bank Building, San Antonio, Texas.
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know personally each member
of this group, six of
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my tenure as SAC in San Antonio, All left with
excellent records and are now engaged in responsible pursuits such as
tnCp ractice °* law » real «**** business, etc. The entire complement
thifenakes up this chapter has indicated a strong support of the Director
and of the Bureau and can be counted upon to be fully cooperative in any
Bureau pursuits of mutual interest.
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My comments will concern matters of interest to a group
such as this, including the establishment of the new National Crime
Information Center and remarks relating to the new FBI Academy
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I feel that it will be to the Bureau s advantage for me to
^majfce thtahftppearance, not only to retaining a strong loyalty on the part
ôf yêselQpmer employees but also to enhance the value of their
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Dear Mr. Clark:
I received yonr e
regarding the IJaapJation adopted by the
of
November Slat
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thoughtful of you to write, and
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Special Correspondents'
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List, and he was written on 11-14-66 thanking him for sending the
Resolution adopted by the Society of Former Special Agents of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation, Inc.
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to speak before a luncheon meeting of the San Antonio Chapter of Former
Special Agents of the FBI on December 8, 1966.
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He
states that he personally knows each member of this
chapter, six of whom retired during his tenure as SAC in San Antonio.
All left with excellent records and are now engaged in influential positions.
He advised the entire chapter has indicated strong support for the Director
and have been rfnllj^fiooperative in the past. He said that retired Special
Agent Miles tXtfohnsen, current president, extended the invitatiqn^.
Bufiles reflect former Special .Agent Miles L. Johns en retired on
His services were satisfactory.
OBSERVATION:
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While the Bureau has maintained a general policy of declining
invitations To speak before this group, the influential position of its
members in the San Antonio community and the cooperative attitude of
the members of this chapter indicate it might be to the Bureau's advantage
to accept this invitation.
RECOMMENDATION:
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The attached letter to SAC San Anteario extending
to accept this invitation be approved and forwarded.
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The Cleveland Chapter is host to the North
Central Regional meeting on _2 74/67 in Cleveland. This
meeting will be attended by the National President FRANCIS
REGAN and representatives from each of the fourteen regional
chapters.
SAA
have been invitea to attend
guests of the Society.
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REQUEST FOR DIRECTOR TO ATTEND
SEPTEMBER
28,
1967,
LUNCHEON
BACKGROUND:
The 1967 Convention of the Society of Former Special
Agents of the FBI will be held this September at the Shorsfram Hdtel
i n Washington. D. C.
Last July, former SA q harles M^^Bcyfie (EOD as SA
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services
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contacted Mr. DeLoach to advise that the Society of Former SAs would
like to have the Director speak at the 1967 Convention. Noone, Trtio
has displayed a most friendly attitude toward the Bureau and the"
Director, advised that the luncheon meeting on September 28. 1967
would be the outstanding session of the Convention and that it would
be attended by 2, 000 persons. He hoped that the Director might be
able to address that luncheon meeting; however, by memorandum
dated July 12, 1966, it was recommended and approved that the Director
not accept the invitation to speak at the Society's 1967 Convention.
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Late last week, former SA Noone again contacted
Mr. DeLoach to advise that the Society of Former SAs would like
to present a special award to the Director at the September 28
luncheon meeting of its 1967 Convention. According to Noone, the
exact nature of the award has not yet been determined by the Society;
however, the Society is hopeful that the Director can personally attend
the September 28 luncheon in order tp accept the award and honor the
| members with acceptance remarks.
Noone stated that!
has not put in a
appearance at any functions; pfrthe Society ot Former SAs andjh
will not be invited to the 4967 Convention. Furthermore, [
is not being invited tp participate in any of the programs of the 19
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RE: SOCIETY OF FORMER SPECIAL
AGENTS
Noone pointed out that a genuine feeling of affection
and respect for the Bureau and the Director prevails within the
Society of
of the
Former SAs;
Bureau and
and to defend
is
that the Society considers itself an "auxilliary"
always ready
to
support the FBI and the Director
us from attack from any quarter.
Bureau files do, in fact, reflect numerous instances
support of the Bureau and the Director on the part of the
Society of Former SAs --as evidenced in Resolutions commendatory
of the FBI and the Director which the Society has passed and has
sent to the President and the Attorney General, and as also evidenced
of active
in the Society's action in commissioning sculptor Philip Kraczkowski
to do a life-size bust of the Director in connection with his 40th
Anniversary in 1964.
RECOMMENDATION:
Since the Society of Former SAs desires to specially
honor the Director at its September 28, 1967, luncheon at the
Shoreham Hotel, the Director may desire to consider this renewed
invitation for him to attend this luncheon where he would receive an
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award from the Society and would give acceptance remarks.
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in theftociety of Former Special AgentsNfor next year. I have
had this list reviewed and all seem to have had satisfactory
records In the Bureau and we are currently having satisfactory
relations with them. Former SAC James C. Ellsworth is
running for the position of President-Elect and he, of course, is
a strong Bureau supporter.
The foregoing
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,"A TRIBUTE TO J. EDGAR HOOVER" LUNCHEON
Thursday, September 28, 1967
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Previous memoranda have advised of the scheduled 1967
convention of captioned society, to be held at the Shoreham Hotel
in Washington, September 27-30, 1967*
This will be the largest convention ever held by this society and is considered to be a
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"Homecoming" affCtr.
Char4w\Noone
a good fr iend of the Bu reaiL vhn served as
aogagent most /Satisfactorily from
and *a_noW secretary
iaêharge of the convention, recently visited you and furnished the
attached copy of a letter to be sent out to reputable members of
thi» society, detailing plans for the Washington coaventien, which
*» expected to bring together some 2,000 former agento^ t ""*
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Mr. Noone wished to keep us advised of developments' and
wanted to stress that this is a businesslike, "working" Gpnêwtion,
With a minimum of social activities, which will jinfclufle sfemlWaVi on
legal matters, legislation, banking and finance Handsffcur^t> investigations, fields in which many of the members currently have important
responsibilities. Mr. Noone also wished to empgasizje; that7 this
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{supporters and that there will be nol
or others of their ilk at this convention. 0n_
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demonstrated friendship and loyalty to the Direc
Iare being invited to attend.
Mr. Noone again mentioned the urgent nes^r eVbv socAe^y";
members and the Board of Directors that the Director andT^^ToSmon
briefly appear for just a few minutes at the Thursday noon luncheon
honoring the Director, to permit acceptance of a plaque recognizing
the Director* s outstanding leadership. He said the Director would
not be expected to speak and that just his presence would be a
great thing. He was told that the Kferector had already checked to
ascertain if he could accept, but unfortunately h^s schedule would
not
permit his beigft^here.
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Dear Society Member:
Here it is - your registration card .for the* 1967 Homecoming
Convention to be held in Washington September 2JV30,. Just
picture Indian Summer at The Shoreham with some 2,00.0. old
friends from your Bureau days!
That's what we anticipate - the largest attendance by far at
And with all due tribute it a the great
any Society Convention.
ones that have gone before - particularly St'.. Louis and
Louisville - we are striving to make this the Convention you
will never forget.
Because we anticipate a record attendance, we strongly urge
you to complete the "enclosed registration card and to send it
together with your check for $'20.00, .to the Society. Headquarters
in New York without delay While The Shoreham has 8(30. sleeping
rooms j we expect to use all of them, so accommodations in The
Shoreham will be strictly on a first-come, first^served basis.
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There will be no room charge for children of any age "occupying
their parents room at The Shoreham, but there is' a limit of/
four occupants to a room.
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Your $20.00 registration fee will assist the Convention Com^
mittee in meeting general expenses. Only one $20,00. .fee is
required to cover a Society member and members of his immediate
family.
Costs of the various functions will be additional and
are yet to be finally determined, but you may rest assured that
we shall strive to keep them as low as possible and consistent
with prior conventions.
For those whose registration fees are received at New York on
or before June 1, there will be a drawing at the Convention at
which you may win free room accommodations. So do get your
registration, hotel reservation and check in prior to. that date.
If you register now and discover later that you cannot attend
the Homecoming Convention and so notify us not later than
September 17, your $20.00 registration fee will be refunded.
.
The
"HOMECOMING CONVENTION" -
Hollis W. Bowers
John A, Chase
N. Donald Dick
Convention Committee
Charles M. Noone,
Francis X. Plant,
Herbert J, Cronin,
UtJe S. Thompson,
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September 27-30, 1967 - The Shoreham Hotel
Daniel L. O'Connor
Downey Rice
Mrs. Ellen Rice
Charles G. rfaynes
James
Paul
Secretary
Edward H. Hughes
Edwal Jones
Charles W. Kane
Treasurer
Robert E. Newby
Chairman
Vice Chairman
J.
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Tierney
L. Tyler, Jr.
Frederic D. Vechery
Leonard R. Viner
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Please mark carefully the events you plan to attend, parti*
This applies most importantly
cularly the special, events
to the Special Ladies Events where we want to make certain to
have adequate accommodations for all those planning to attend,
Those indicating interest in the Williamsburg Post^Convention
Trip and the Special Washington Sightseeing Tour for Children
will receive separate, detailed announcements on those events.
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To make certain that all Society members and their families
are accommodated and enjoy the Homecoming Convention to the
utmost, attendance at the- Convention will be limited to Society.
me mbers only In addition, and to avoid a crush at major events
such as the Thursday Luncheon and the Saturday Night Banquet,
only full books of function tickets will be sold ^ ho_ single
tickets
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Over 400 members of the D.C. Chapter will be looking forward
Watch the Grapevine
to greeting you in Washington in September,
for details on our exciting plans.
And get in that registration form promptly so you may win the
A return envelope is enclosed for
free hotel accommodations.
your convenience.
See you in September
Sincerely,
Charles M, No one
Chairman
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Concluding Business Session
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Saturday Evening - September 30
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Wednesday Evening - September 27
Early-Bird Cocktail Party
Thursday Morning - September 28
White House Tours
8:00 A.M. and 9:00 A.M.
Thursday Noon - September 28
Luncheon
Thursday Evening - September 28
Mixer Cocktail Party
Friday Morning - September 29
White House Tours
8:00 A.M. and 9:00 A.M.
Coffee at State Department
10:30 A.M. to 11:30 A.M.
Friday Afternoon - September 29
Embassy Tours
2:00 P.M. to 4:30 P.M.
White House Tours
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WASH^GTON, D. C.
SEPTEMBER 27-30, 1967
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cordial letter dated May 5, 1967,^6^ cfiarles M.
foone, Chairman of the 1967 Convention of the Society of Forâer Sfc>§cial Agents
of the FBI, expresses his deep gratitude for the Director's tl&ugntfulness in
permitting former Agents and their families attending this Convention to tour
By a warmly
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FBI Headquarters facilities.
Mr. Noone comments forcefully in his letter on his unequivocal
determination to insure that this Convention reflects nothing but the highest
regard and respect for the Director and the FBI. He clearly asserts that
there will be none but 100 per cent loyal ex- Agents taking part in the Convention
and that meticulous care is being taken to insure the absence of those wellknown chameleons who have proven unworthafcfl&Jfceir paf^ferttst, v> o
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commenting on how much the tour privileged will mean to
part in this "homecoming" Convention, Mrj. Noon^ respectfully *"7.J5T.
inquires if there would be any possibility of small group&-ofM#-fiociety members
visiting the Bureau's Quantico facilities especially to see the new ranges and
the site of the new academy so they can observe firsthand the great advances
the Director has pioneered in the field of training. Although he admits his
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represent the first opportunity many members have had to see the new Quantico
facilities and fully grasp the great forward strides made in recent years in
FBI training.
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Society would charter Capital Transit buses to transport these guests to the
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Arrangements for lunch for these individuals can be worked out
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..through available facilities at no cost to the Government or the Bureau. This
II visit would not cause any disruption of the normal firearms schedule and there
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Mr. Noone 'VAetterJqlearly reflects the great admiration he
has repeatedly evidenced for the Director and the Bureau. He again mentions
the plans of his Society to pay tribute at a luncheon on September 28th to
the Director in acknowledgment of the great personal debt they recognize
they owe to the Director. They consider this luncheon in the Director's honor
to be the principal event of the Convention and, while they recognize that the
Director's commitments have made it necessary for him to previously indicate
his unavailability to attend this noon luncheon on Thursday, September 28th
at the Shoreham Hotel, they would consider the entire "homecoming"
Convention to be an outstanding success if the Director could just drop by
for a few minutes to accept their pledge of respect and loyalty. Mr. Noone
sincerely requests the Director's favorable consideration of this final request.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
1.
In view of the obviously very warm regard with which
Mr. Noone and his Committee hold the Director, and in recognition Of the
assurances that only Society members of proven loyalty to the Director will
be in attendance, it is recommended that favorable consideration be given
to the request to permit small groups of members and their families to
observe the fine new Quantico training facilities and that the Director accede
to Mr. Noone 's respectful request that he drop by for a few minutes at the
September 28th, noon luncheon to be held by the Society in his honor at the
Shoreham
Hotel.
The attached letter be sent Mr. Noone advising him in
2.
conformity with the previous recommendation.
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Dear Mr. Hoover:
associates in *h*yfa^^Y nf Former Special
excellent
^gfiiiJU-in expressing deep appreciation to you personally for the very
tour arrangements that have been set up in connection with the forthcoming
September 27 - 30, 1967.
Convention of this Society in Washington, D. C
The opportunity to visit FBI Headquarters and particularly the privilege to
have their wives and children visit the FBI will not only afford considerable
pleasant memories but additionally offer inspiration to a group that constantly
I
join
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stands for the best interests of the FBI.
As Convention Chairman, I want you to know of my personal
appreciation for your allowing tours of FBI Headquarters. More than this,
want to personally assure you that no step will be taken in connecprinciple for
tion with this Convention unless it is in the highest dignity and
which you and the Bureau have always stood. Under no circumstances would
at any time. In this same connection,
I be a party to embarrass you or the FBI
not allowing certain
I want to point out that we are being most meticulous in
to
individuals, the names of whom I do not believe it is necessary to mention,
Lake part in any of our activities and neither will they receive invitations to
have
attend any of our functions. I refer of course to those individuals who
their
proven
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have
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sO-much
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small groups of our members to visit the FBI AcaTtemy-at-Quantico* I realise
logical and
of qputsd, that prohibition has been placed on such visits for
he'cessSryâsons. The only reason I respectfully request consideration in
part in our activities
this regard is because the former Agents who will take
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efficiency
the new firearms ranges. They would glory in the
great stride forward in
setup. These same men have also learned of your
officers per year from
building a new Academy which will train 1, 200 police
the new ranges but
see
.now on. The group would like very much to not only
constructed.
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same men
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Convention.
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principal
you at the
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1967.
'That is, the luncheon to be held on Thursday, September 28,
who
you,
homage to
luncheon is being held chiefly for the purpose of paying
your way clear to spend
has meant so much to us. If you could possibly see
opportunity of proving
the
have
only a few moments with us so that we may
respect and loyalty, it would be deeply appreciated.
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1967,
ISSUE
The
April, 1967, issue of
"The Grapevine,
" official
publication of the Society of Former FBI Agents, contains items of
possible interest to the Director.
The front cover contains a photograph
of
former Agent
Nathan Longfellow White conferring with Superintendent-President
Reed L. Buffington of Chabot College, Hayward, California. Former
Agent White is now serving his fourth year as Professor of History and
A
story concerning White's
philosophy on teaching and encouraging retired Bureau Agents to consider
the teaching field is contained on page six.
Political Science at Chabot College.
Page 3--An article by former Special Agent Robert E.
relating that the Society's "Homecoming Convention" will be
held at the Shoreham Hotel in Washington, D. C. , on September 27-30,
1967, and is likely to be a family affair--more so than any of their
Newby
previous conventions.
Page 4--W.
J. (Jerry)
Pennington (1942-46), was elected
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President of the Seattle Times on March 7th by the company's board of
directors. Pennington, 48, previously had been Vice President and
Business Manager of the corporation. He was also elected to the
board of directors. A biographical sketch of W. J. Pennington is contained
on pages four and five along with a photograph of his family.
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Louisville attorney suffered a fatal heart attack on March 21, 1967,
while he was attending to business in Lexington, Kentucky. Roy Lee
Baker, Jr. (1942-46) lost his 19 year old son in a two-car head-on
collision in Texas on Saturday, March 4th. His son was one of four
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Page 14--Donald B. Gray (1944-46) died on March 26,
1967, in Miami, Florida. Mrs. Viola V. Carroll, wife of Society
member Robert V. Carroll died in a Denver, Colorado, hospital
on February 19th following a long illness.
Edward
J.
Page 15— Mrs. Nora McCabe, mother of Society member
McCabe of Flushing, Long Island, died recently.
Page 16
— An article on this page plus a photograph
on page 17 points out a cultural exchange program has been promoted
by Society member Maurice W. Acers (1934-47), during his visit
to Australia last year.
Page 18- -William F. Finneran, an FBI Agent for six
years, has been appointed Director of Security of TWA. This was
effective on January 1, 1967.
Page 20— Donald W. White (1951-60), of Kendall Park,
New Jersey, has been named a vice president of John Moynahan &
Company, Inc. public relations consultants of New York City.
,
Page 20--Arthur C. Rutzen, Jr., son of Society
member A. C. Rutzen of New Hyde Park, Long Island, is one of the
star wrestlers on the University of Maryland team. Rutzen was
130-pound wrestling champion in New York and won a full scholarship
to the University of Maryland. Friends look for him to capture the
NCAA championship in his class.
Page 23— Bernard D. Marren (1940-57), and his wife,
Ellen, of White Plains, New York, have purchased a controlling interest
in United States Baking Company, Inc. With headquarters in New York,
this company operates two biscuit bakeries, one in Carrollton, Missouri,
and the other in Terre Haute, Indiana.
Page 26--Peter E. Schruth (1942-45), has been named
vice chairman of the Westinghouse Learning Corporation.
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Page 27--Eugene W. Youngs (1939-62), of Cincinnati,
Ohio, has been appointed as an Associate Professor of the Salmon P.
Chase School of Law in Cincinnati.
Page 29 --John B. Mumford, son of Society member
John K. (Jack) Mumford (1937-57), is an honor graduate of Arizona
State University. He is a Rhodes Scholarship candidate and has been
the recipient of several awards at the University.
Back cover page --Data on and photograph of William R.
Cathey (1954-60), who has been appointed State Security Manager for
the Southern Bell Telephone Company in Tennessee.
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Qo€IETY OF FORMER SPECIAL AGENTS
OF THE FBI
1967 CONVENTION
SHOREHAM HOTEL
VISIT TO QUANTICO AND SPECIAL FBI TOURS
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
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BACKGROUND:
The Director has approved visits to Quantico for the
members of the Ex-Agents Society and in this connection has instructed,
"SSee that everything is done to facilitate this. H. " Mr. Hoover has also
approved special tours of Headquarters, and the purpose of this m*mo r
random is to indicate the arrangements being proposed for the haiMing
also
of this group. Suggested procedures for scheduling Bureau tours-are
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of the 1967 convention, has on
for the Director's kindappreciation
several occasions expressed deepest
ness in making possible these visits. He has indicated that the response
from the 2, 000 members expected in Washington during the convention
has been unparalleled. Noone has advised that a total of about 400 people
consisting of /£$&&& and their families had already signified the intention
themselves of the trip to Quantico. Noone noted that he and the
I of availing
arrangeother officers of the Society would be governed exclusively by any
C.
M. Noone, chairman
or schedule convenient to the Bureau that we wish to draw up. They,
transportation and
of course, at their own expense, will provide for all
other incidental expenses in connection with the Q^j^co~frlij£^^_
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He suggested
that the
group plan to arrive at the Academy at about 11:00 a. m. where they will
be appropriately welcomed, and after a brief visit be taken by their own
transportation to our ranges for a buffet luncheon. This will be prepared
by our Quantico caterer and will consist of fried chicken, cold cuts, salad,
baked beans, beverages, etc. In the event of jaain, Mr. Sloan, through the
cooperation of the Marine Corps, has provided/serving the luncheon at
(this group
on Wednesday, September
-Peaty Hall tun Uic ranges
27, 1967.
LuncJuKUTbe^
proposed that the group be given
the opportunity to view the site of our new academy and to hear a description of the new facilities. Thereafter, special firearms demonstrations
Following luncheon
it is
including the practical pistol course, running man target, dueling course,
skeet shooting as well as a defensive tactics demonstration and novelty
shooting will be put on for the members of the group. It is expected that
the special firearms program should be finished by about 3:30 p. m. thus
enabling the buses to return to Washington in time to avoid the heavy
evening traffic.
thf ev-A gg>n* g * gypgns^ will be available
during the afternoon, as well as restroom facilities for the ladies. We
also plan to have one of the nurses from our Health Service accompany
the group to Quantico to be readily available if her services should become
necessary. The female clerical staff from the Academy will also be on
hand for whatever assistance they might be should the need arise.
Soft drinks,
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SPECIAL BUREAU TOURS:
We
have been advised that a large number of children are
expected to be with their parents at this homecoming convention, all of
whom are thrilled and excited about the prospect of taking the FBI tour.
Other special activities are being planned for these young people, and
Mr. Noone has indicated that some 250 to 300 would like to visit the FBI
on Thursday, September 28, 1967. Again, they will be governed by our
wishes in scheduling, and arrangements will be made to specially handle
these groups at various times during the course of the day. The children
on tours
will be divided into small manageable groups and will be conducted
that
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In addition to the children, hundreds of ex -Agents are also
anxious to come down to the Bureau for visits but since this will be a
working convention and will include numerous seminars the scheduling of
these visits will be contingent upon what free time they have. In order to
facilitate these arrangements, it is proposed that we assign one of our tour
representatives to the hotel on Thursday and Friday, September 28 and 29,
to coordinate scheduling with the Tour Room. You will recall that several
years ago with the Director's approval, such a procedure was initiated
during the American Bar Association Convention with marked success.
Our representative was allocated space at the convention desk, and was
able to answer questions on the spot and schedule tours of the Bureau with
a minimum of delay. Mr. Noone has indicated that he would be most
pleased to provide our representative with every assistance at the hotel.
RECOMMENDATION:
That the proposed arrangements for the visit to Quantico
and the handling of special tours of the Bureau for the Ex-Agents Society
approved.
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Try this id«ra on for size.
Agents of the FBI/naturally is intere
of our
teenage citizens.
should not our local chapter offer a prize of $100 to the
high school student writing the best essay each year on some given
subject which will stimulate thought in the direction of respect for law
enforcement. A different topic might be assigned each year, or the
Why
same
topic
may
be used from year to year.
could ask each high school to pass on the merits of the
papers in each individual high school sending to us what they consider
the best one, after which a committee of former agents could then
select the beet one, and 1 am sure the newspapers would give it the
I would suggest that the award be referred to as
attention it merits,
the J. Edgar Hoover Award, and I am sure that Mr. Hoover, to whom
a copy of this letter is being sent, would be glad to write a letter of
congratulations to the winner and also send the winner an autographed
photograph of himselft
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Mr, Charles M. Noone, Chairman
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Homecoming
Convention of captioned group, has asked if the Director would prepare a
brief message for the Convention Program. Mr, Noone indicated that the
only two individuals who are being asked to prepare messages for this
program are Mr. Hoover and President Johnson.
BACKGROUND:
very cooperative with the Bureau, has
prevlously^been in contact with us in connection with captioned Convention,
and inrespbnse to his request, arrangements have been made for tours
of FBI^Hesgfluarters by the former Special Agents and their families, and
also fofe some of them to visit our Quantico facilities.
Mr. Noone, who
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Mr. Hoover advised Mr. Noone by letter, 6/1/67, that
conflicting commitments would prevent him from accepting his invitation
to attend a luncheon on 9/28/67 at the Shoreham Hotel, but that he had
(adjusted hi^-efîedule to permit him, in the absence of a last-minute
emergoncyr tqf-stop by briefly to greet Society members attending this
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NORTH CENTRAL VICE PRESIDENT
WILLIAM WEBSTER BURKE, JR
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SAC
of
several offices.
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Retire
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Bureau at any time.
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JAMES SCHAEFER JENKINS.
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Satisfactory
Resigned
relationship since retirment.
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SOUTHEAST VICE PRESIDENT
W.
WADE BROMWELL.
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SAC
of
several office s.
Retired
Cordial relationship with Bureau since retirement rt
BENNETT M.
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Relationship since
retirement satisfactory.
SOUTH CENTRAL VICE PRESIDENT
WELDON CHRISTOPHER GENTRY.
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Retired
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since retirement.
REED W. THOMPSON.
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RE: "THE GRAPEVINE
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WESTERN VICE PRESIDENT
PHILLIP
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CHRISTENSON.
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Services satisfactory.
No derogatory information
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TREASURER
JOHN H. DOYLE.
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Nothing derogatory.
ARTHUR
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DATE:
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS
SUBJECT:
ÔCIETY OF FORMER SPECIAL AGENTS
Former Special Agent[
individuals were elected to
following
Special Agents.
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the following offices in the Society of Former
President-Elect
North East Vice President
North Central Vice President
South East Vice President
South Central Vice President
Western Vice President
Treasurer
Secretary
Executive Committee
James Gysilsworth
James^M^McGrath
WebWBUrke
Wadd&rffattwell
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Kenneth JOyp en sen
John Hj^fboyle
Thomas Fating
Walter EJfBence
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through Bureau files and they were found to have had satisf act§rvxecords while in
the Bureau and to have a cordial relationship with the Bureau^ TOrmer Special
Agent in Charge James Ellsworth is an excellent Bureau friend and skould make
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RECOMMENDATION:
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his ejection to this office.
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Dear Mr. Hoover:
We are most grateful to you for your kind and generous letter
of August 18 forwarding a message dated September 27, 1967 to
be incorporated in the official program of our Homecoming Convention.
thought you might like to have the enclosed copy of the
schedule of events which will be included in our printed program
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All of us are of course looking forward with great anticipation
to the luncheon honoring you on September 28.
We want you to
know however that we would be'most honored if your busy schedule
would permit you to attend any other event of the Homecoming
Convention that might be of interest to you.
Our concluding banquet on Saturday evening promises to be a
pleasant and entertaining event, and our Convention Committee
is confident that you would enjoy it and the company of the members of our Society.
.
We have' completed arrangements to welcome you at our September 28
luncheon, but we want you to know that we shall be pleased to
make any arrangements suitable to you for your afi tendance, at otheoorx
events during our Convention.
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SEPTEMBER 27 - 30, 19&7
TENTATIVE PROGRAM
Wednesday Morning - September 27
Quant i co .Trip
"Buses leave Shoreham 10:00. A.M.
Wednesday Evening - September 27
Early Bird Cocktails
Ambassador Room
7:00 P.M. to 8:30 P.M.
Legislative Seminar
Empire Room
9:30 A.M. to 12:00' Noon
Thursday Noon - September 28
Luncheon
Regency Ballroom
12:30 P.M. to 2:00 P.M.
Thursday Afternoon - September 28
First Business Session
Regency Ballroom
2:00 P.M. to 4:30 P.M.
Thursday Evening - September 28
Mixer Cocktail Party
Regency Ballroom
6:30 P.M. to 8:00 P.M.
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Legal Seminar
Empire Room
9:30 A.M. to 12:00 Noon
Friday Afternoon - September 29
Banking & Finance Seminar
Empire Room
2:00 P.M. to 4:30 P.M.
Securities & Investigations Seminar
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Wednesday, Thursday & Friday
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SEPTEMBER 27 » 30, 1967
SPECIAL LADIES EVENTS
Wednesday Morning - September 27
White House Tours
8:00 A.M.
White House Tours
8:00 A.M.
White House Tours
8:00 A.M.
Coffee at State Department
"10:30 A.M. to 11:30 A.M.
Friday Afternoon - September 2 9
Embassy Tours
2:00 P.M. to 4:30 P.M.
White House Tours
8:00 A.M.
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DIRECTOR, FBI
DA7E: Sept. 11, 1967
^^-ATTN: CRIME RECORDS
FROM
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subject:
Society of former special agent
san antonio chapter
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currently a memoer ot tne society 01 Former Special Agents of the FBI
in San Antonio, has invited me to a noon luncheon on September 14,
1967, at the Petroleum Club, San Antonio, at which time Mr. NOLA
WHITE, Assistant Attorney General for the State of Texas, will speak.
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Jtaid that Mr. WHITE has been designated
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by Texas Attorney General CRAWFORD MARTIN to act as liaison
between the Attorney General s Office, and law enforcement agencies
and expressed the feeling I may desire to hear him.
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As
the Bureau is aware, I have previously spoken to
former Agents, all of whom are in good standing with
the Bureau. I know each member of the Society personally and feel
that it constitutes a loyal group of former Agents who stand ready to
assist the Bureau wherever possible.
this group of
I
also
know Mr.
occasions and consider
it
of the
NOLA WHITE,
having met him on a number
Bureau's interest to be present on this
occasion.
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letter of 9-11-67, SAC, San Antonio, advises of an
to attend a noon luncheon today at the Petroleum Club
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which will be addressedl>y Mr. Nola White, Assistant
Attorney General of Texas. The luncheon is sponsored by the Society
of Former Special Agents of the FBI.
Assistant Attorney General Nola White handles liaison
between the Texas Attorney General's Office and law enforcement
agencies and is personally known to SAC, San Antonio, who considers
it to the Bureau's interests to attend this luncheon
speech. Bufiles
reflect nothing derogatory concerning Mr. White.
It is noted that the San Antonio Chapter of the Ex
-Agents
Society is particularly friendly and loyal to the Bureau and composed of
stalwart Bureau supporters. SAC, San Antonio, has previously spoken
to this Chapter in recent years and was very well received. Chapter
members have extended complete
cooperation to the Bureau.
RECOMMENDATION:
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In view of the outstanding relationship between the
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San Antpnio Office and the San Antonio Chapter of the Ex -Agents Societ/^
and the law enforcement liaison position of Assistant Attorney General
White, it is recommended that the Bureau concur with SAC, San Antonio's
recommendation that he attend this luncheon to further the Bureau's
interests. No reply is necessary to San Antonio letter of 9-11-67.
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In connection with the Convention of the Society of Former
Special Agents at the Shoreham Hotel, the Bureau is making
available one of our traveling exhibits.
The exhibit
the recently approved 'An American
Challenge" series of panels which will be set up in the area of
the hotel known as the "Bird Cage Walk" which is in the area of
the general exhibit rooms. This is a very effective display and we
anticipate that it will be very well received. Photographs of the
exhibit are attached.
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Former Agents' Society visited Quantico today and after a tour of the
Academy were served lunch on the range and witnessed a firearms demonof the
stration by our instructors.
Sloan advised the Academy and ranges were immaculate and that
many of the group voiced complimentary remarks regarding our facilities
and the changes since they last saw them. They were most appreciative of
the Director's permission to make the trip to Quantico.
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FROM
'SOCIETY OF TORMER SPECI^lTÂGENT^
TJF THE FBI
CONVENTION
SHOREHAM HOTEL
VISIT TO QUANTICO AND SPECIAL FBI TOURS
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
1967
29,
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The Director has approved our proposed arrangements
handling of
as set out in memo of July 27, 1967, attached, for the
of the Former
members
for
the
Quantico visits and special Bureau tours
of one
assignment
the
Agents Convention. This approval extends also to
man a special tour desk
lof our representatives to the Shoreham Hotel to
lin order to facilitate the scheduling of Bureau tours.
In this latter connection, it is proposed that we utilize an
in
appointment card similar to the one attached used to good advanfcge
Association
Bar
American
the
the scheduling of special tours during
that
Convention some years ago in Washington. We are also Jitoposgig
wcml&reaaily
\the Exhibit Section prepare an appropriate sign which
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Please present this card to
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SUGGESTION BY MR. TOLSON THATJtECORD ^
OF DIRECTOR'S ADDRESS BEFORE$OCIETY OF_,1
FORMER SPECIAL AGENTS^pE PLAYED BEFOR^
NEW AGENTS AND IN-SERVICE CLASSES
SUBJECT
Director's instructions, a complete recording of the
Director's after-luncheon address to the Society of Former Special Agents,
including the remarks by the Attorney General and other preliminary speakers,
was played for Mr. Tolson. In addition to the impressive speech by the Director,
the great feeling of warmth, high regard, and great affection of the former
Special Agents for the Director come through in a most impressive manner,
even on the recording. The over-all affect is tremendous. After hearing the
recording, Mr. Tolson expressed the view that the recording should be
considered for playing before New Agents and In-Service classes, and he
instructed that his views be relayed to the Director for consideration.
Pursuant
to the
approved by the Director, copies of the recording will
be prepared and used for the purpose suggested by Mr. Tolson. It is my own
personal opinion that no one can hear this recording without being tremendously
impressed, both by the Director's speech and by the over-a^g,eneral ei
Accordingly,
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which the recording captures.
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BY SPECIAL
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Mr, Francis A, Regan
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President
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Former Spccial^â^ of
Feoeral bureau
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of XnvesSûion, lac,
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Shoreham Hotel
2500 Calvert Street, Northwest
Washington, D. C,
Dear
Air, Regan:
express to ycu my sincere gratitude
me by your Society today. The
plaque is most meaningful, and I hope ycu will convey my
appreciation to all of your members, I was deeply touched
by this presentation.
I wa.it to
for the gift presented to
for me to meet your
lovely wife, and I would like to take this occasion to congratulate you on your line work during the past year as President,
You have every right to be proud of your contributions to the
Society and we are most appreciative oi your assistance to
It
was indeed a pleasure
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resigncd f
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supporter of the Bureau and has offered his personal and
to the Director. He was sent an autographed photograph on 0-2 -6 /. U
phwjuc Irom
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September 30, 1967
Honorable J. Edgar Hoover
Director
9th and Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W
Washington, D* C.
Dear Mr. Hoover
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want to take this opportunity to thank you most
jsincerely for the many ways in which you contributed
so significantly to the success of our Homecoming Convention which closes today, and in particular for beinjrt>*ith us at. our luncheon- on Thursday, ^September 28.
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in my/ remarks at the luncheon, I am certain
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{that event will go down in the annals of our Society
the greatest in its history.
I am sure, sir, that
you must have recognized the very genuine and unanimous
tribute to you as expressed by those privileged to be
in attendance by their applause and standing ovations.
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Virtually everyone who has spoken to me about the
luncheon has stated it was one of the most moving occasions they had ever witnessed. We earnestly hope
jyour visit with us on Thursday was just the forerunner
of many more to come at future conventions.
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The tremendous success of the Conventrbn was duo* X
very large part to your most generous hospitalityy
Those who visited Quantico on Wednesday and the Bureau
at other times throughout the Convention, were tremendtp
dously impressed by the obvious display of hospitality ojKSfo
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and cooperation by all Bureau personnel involved in \
greeting and entertaining our members. The new Bureau
exhibit, "An American Challenge", which was prominently
displayed at the entrance to our Hospitality Room at
The Shoreham, was read and enjoyed by 'ffVetfyoire " ijr"^
tendance.
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was one of the most dramatic and informative
evrr viewed
have
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Our Convention Chairman, Mr. Charles M. Noone, had
reported to me from time to time on the marvelous
cooperation extended to him by various Bureau perIn this
sonnel in preparing for our Convention.
connection, I particularly want to convey our special
gratitude to Mr. Cartha D. DeLoach and to Mr. Thomas E.
Bishop for their magnificent cooperation in ma king arb6
and his
rangements for our program.
entire staff could no t have been more grac ious to us
cou!d not have
at Quantico, and your
been more helpful at The Shorenam in arranging the
special visits by our people to the Bureau.
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I am enclosing copies of two Resolutions which were
unanimously adopted by our membership at the concluding
business session of the Convention this morning.
thought you might also like to have the enclosed
copy of our official Program for completion of your
files and as a memento of a most memorable Convention.
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appreciated y our very gracio us letter delivered to me
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personally by
on Thursday afternoon.
was so pleased that you enjoyed the luncheon and we do
hope our gifts, will serve as constant reminders of our
deep and abiding admiration and respect for you.
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Francis A. R
President
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Enclosures
August
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18, 1967
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Mr. Charles M» (N&one
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Dear Mr, Noone:
I
have been advised of your request that
I
prepare a message for the Program of the Homecoming*
Convention of the Society of Former Special Agents of the
FBL
It Is
a pleasure to enclose a statement which you may
feel free to use in this regard.
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J.
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NOTE: See
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Convention Society of Former Special Agents of the FBI, Shoreham Hotel,
Washington, D. C, September 27 7 30, 1967. " Statement dated 9/27/67
which is beginning day of Convention. ~
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By T. E. Bishop to DeLoach memo dated 8-21-67,
captioned as above, it was recommended and approved that some brief
acceptance remarks be prepared for the Director's consideration in
connection with the presentation of appropriately inscribed "gifts at the
1967 Homecoming Convention of the Society of Former Special Agents
of the FBI.
RE COMMENDATION:
That the attached remarks be made available for pos.
sible use by the Director as indicated above.
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Mr. Callahan - Enclosure
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SUGGESTED REMARKS FOR MR. HOOVER
ACCEPTING AN INSCRIBED PLAQUE AND
SILVER TRAY AT THE 1967 HOMECOMING
CONVENTION OF THE SOCIETY OF FORMER
SPECIAL AGENTS OF THE FBI, SEPTEMBER
W
28,
1967.
It
of the Society of
is certainly
Former
These
me
a great pleasure to attend
Special Agents of the FBI.
gifts
which you have so generously presented to
are deeply appreciated, and
all the
I
gratefuUy accept them in behalf of
dedicated employees of the FBI.
women have
this luncheon
These outstanding men and
given unstintingly of themselves, and they and you are
largely responsible for whatever degree of success
I
have enjoyed as
Director of the FBI.
The many past achievements
you, and
I
am
of the
FBI are familiar
sure that we share a deep pride in them.
to
Collectively,
they constitute a tradition of excellence and dedicated public service
which has become synonymous with the work
of the
Bureau.
Certainly our resolve to carry forward this tradition
will be severely tested in the days ahead.
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widespread, open defiance
soaring crime rate and
of constituted authority threaten, if
unchecked,
to plunge our Nation into an abyss of violence and anarchy.
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They are the very antitheses
democracy.
perils.
freedom, security and hope in a
They mark a denial
concept of justice under law.
full
of
compromise with these
of faith in the basic
To react
to
American
them with less than the
resources at our command would be intolerable.
you that the Bureau will, as always, discharge
I
can assure
its responsibilities
forthrightly, impartially and thoroughly.
The Society's staunch support
years has been most encouraging, and
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in the past
earnestly hope that this
relationship continues in the years ahead.
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August 30, 1967
SUGGESTED REMARKS FOR MR. HOOVER
m ACCEPTING AN INSCRIBED PLAQUE AND
SILVER TRAY AT THE 1967 HOMECOMING
CONVENTION OF THE SOCIETY OF FORMER
SPECIAL AGENTS OF THE FBI, SEPTEMBER
28,
1967.
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of the Society of
is certainly
Former Special Agents
These
me
all
a great pleasure to attend this luncheon
gifts
of the FBI.
which you have so generously presented to
are deeply appreciated, and
I
gratefully accept
the dedicated employees of the FBI.
women have
given unstintingly of themselves, and they and you are
Director of the FBI.
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soaring crime rate and
widespread, open defiance of constituted authority threaten,
if
unchecked,
to plunge our Nation Into an abyss of violence and anarchy.
Plainly there can be no
They are the very antitheses
democracy.
resources at our
perils.
freedom, security and hope in a
They mark a denial
concept of justice under law.
full
of
compromise with these
of faith in the basic
To react
to
command would be
American
them with less than the
intolerable.
you that the Bureau will, as always, discharge
I
can assure
its responsibilities
forthrightly, impartially and thoroughly.
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years has been most encouraging, and
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SHOREHAM HOTEL
subject 1967
WASHINGTON, D.
SEPTEMBER
C.
27-30, 1967
As
the Director is aware, the luncheon being held at the
Shoreham Hotel on 9/28/61 during the above convention is being devoted by
the Ex- Agents Society to honoring the Director, Mr. Hoover and Mr.
Tolson have accepted invitations to the luneheon.
Mr. Charles M. Noone, Chairman of the Convention, has now
furnished additional details concerning the program of the luncheon on
September 28th.
The luncheon will be held in the Regency Room of the Shoreharn
The following persons will be seated at the Head Table: Mr. Hoover,
Mr poison, Attorney General Ramsey Clark, Speaker of the House John W.
McCormack, Toastmaster J. Patrick Coyne, Assistants to the Director Mohr
and DeLoach, Society President Francis A. Regan, Convention Chairman
Charles M. N^ne and Luncheon Chairman Charles W. Kane. There is attached
hereto a charTof the Head Table arrangement. Mr. Noone has advised that
Speaker McCormack has indicated that it will not be possible for him to definitely
indicate his attendance until several days before the luncheon, and in the event
the Speaker of the House cannot attend, it is planned to seat in his place at the
Head Table, Honorable James J. Rowley, Director of the U. S. Secret Service.
The Crime RecordsDi vision will prepare a memorandum briefly setting forth
data concerning each of the non-Bureau persons who will be so^tedUlllie Jêad
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RE: 1967 Homecoming Convention,
Society of
Former SAs, 9/27-30/67
Chairman Noone, Luncheon Chairman Kane, Society President Regan,
Bemis Lawrence, and possibly by several past
Emmett C. McGaughey, Frank J. Holmes,
Robert L. Floyd and Francis X. Plant. At 12:30 p.m. the Head Tabl e
guests will proceed to the Head Table in the Regency Room of the Shoreham
Hotel. The luncheon will then be started by an invocation by former Agent
Reverend Oliver D. Collier, which will last approximately one minute.
Society President-elect H.
Society Presidents such as
Collier will have been introduced by Toastmaster Coyne. It is anticipated
that the aHiial lnnr.li wi^l require about 40 minutes . At the conclusion of the
lunch, Toastmaster Coyne will welcome the guests and make some introductions from the floor. It is anticipated that several ex- Agents who are
Congressmen will be among those introduced,and several Senators who will
also have been invited such as Senator Jackson of Washington, if in attendance,
will be introduced from the floor.
These introductions would not take more
than five minutes. Toastmaster Coyne would then introduce those persons
seated at the Head Table who will be recognized without speeches. These
would include Messrs. Tolson, Mohr, DeLoach and Luncheon Chairman Kane.
Thereafter (he Attorney General will be introduced, and it is anticipated
that he would respond to his introduction with brief remarks not to exceed
five minutes. Speaker McCormack would then be introduced, who would then
respond with remarks of not more than five minutes. Following these introductions, Convention Chairman Noone and Society President Regan will be
introduced jointly and they will then make presentations to the Director of
both the inscribed plaque and inscribed silver tray. It is hoped that
Mr. Hoover will respond at this point to the presentations with some brief
remarks. It is noted that suggested remarks have already been prepared
for the Director of about four minutes duration. Following the Director s
remarks, the benediction will be given by Reverend Collier, and the
luncheon will conclude.
It is anticipated that the luncheon and the ceremonies
will last approximately one hour and twenty minutes and, therefore, will be
concluded prior to 2:00 p. m. At the conclusion, those at the Head Table may
depart via the VIP Lounge.
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Mr. Noone has advised that everything possible is being done by
the Society to make the luncheon a genuine tribute to the Director and an
high esteem in which he is held by the entire memberexpression of the
ship.
He stated that the appearance of Mr. Hoover at the luncheon is "an
historic event" for the Society and insures the success of the entire Convention.
He advised that as of August 31, 1967, over 1, 800 persons have registered for
the Convention and it is felt that more registrations will be received between
now and the Convention, and that approximately 2, 000 persons will be in
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1967 Homecoming Convention,
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The following is a summary concerning individuals
will be at the luncheon on September 28th either at the head table
or in the reception room prior to the luncheon.
who
HEAD TABLE
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Joseph Patrick Coyne
Mr. Coyne was a Special Agent from
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He had an
excellent record with the
FBI and relations with him have been cordial since his resignation, He
is presently Executive Secretary of the President's Foreign Intelligence
Advisory Board. He is on the Special Correspondents List and is addressed
as 'Pat'/ He is toastmaster.
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Charges W. Kane
Mr. Kane was a Special Agent fromT
] He has
written one letter to tne Director in 1963 thanking him for a visit to
Quantico by members of the Society of Former Agents of the FBI. He is
'on the Special Correspondents List and is addresse<Las "Dear,
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Chairman
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has been a strong supporter of the FBI and is the present President of thp
Society. At the time of his resignation Mr. Reganl
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him have been cordial. Mr. Rowley will be seated at the head table in
the event Speaker of the House, John W. McCormack, is unable to attend.
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Reverend Oliver David Collier
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and Special
Agent from[
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Special
Correspondents List and is
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addressed as "Dear Mr. Collier. " He will give the invocation at the beginning of the luncheon and the benediction following the Director's remarks.
Honorable Robert Lester Floyd
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a Circuit Court Judge at Miami. Flo rida
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In August, 1967, the SAC in Miami advised that Mr.
Floyd
would be in Washington in September, 1967, and might try to persuade
the Director to agree to speak at the Dade County, Florida Bar Association
in the winter of 1968.
Society.
Frank Joseph Holmes
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as "Mr. Holmes.
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a former President of the Society.
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have been most cordial.
Francis Xavier Plant
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as a clerk and became
an Agent in
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27-30, 1967
in my memorandum to you of 9/7/67, I set forth the
those
identities of
then scheduled to be seated at the head table hi connection with the luncheon to be held at the Shoreham Hotel on 9/28/67, which
is devoted by the. Ex-Agents Society to honoring the Director. A chart
of the head table arrangements was attached thereto.
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On 9/20/67, Charles M. Noone, Oairman of the
Contentions advised me that there has been a necessary reshuffling of
the head table arrangements in view of tfte fact that Mr. Tolson and
Assistant to the Director Mohr will not be able to attend, and since it
appeansêxtpriemely unlikely at this time that Speaker of the House
McCo^macJprtU be able to attend. He slated that the places at the
head&tble exLg&ally designated for &eie individuals will now be occupied
by Chief of Malice John B. Layton, Metropolitan Police Department, a
graduate of the 50th Session of the FBJ National Academy, with whom
our relations have been very satisfactory; H. Bemis Lawrence, the
President-elect of the Society of Former Agents of the FBI, who was a
Special Agent from
and with whom we have had cordial
relations; since his resignation; and Honorable James J. Rowley,
Director of the U, S. Secret Service, who was a Special Agent from
]is on the Special Correspondents List, is
addressed as **Dear Jim" in correspondence from the Director, and
with whom relations have been cordial. Attached is a chart setting
forth the revised head table. arrangement.
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permit Speaker McCormack
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Dear John:
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indeed sorry your extremely busy
schedule made it impossible for you to attend the
Luncheon today of the^Sociefe of former Special Agents,
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Toastmaster Patrick Coyne read your
thoughtful telegram from the podium, and X want you to
know that your congratulations, generous comments and
the warmth of your message certainly mean a great deal
tome* I am most grateful.
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The President
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My dear Mr.
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Your message to the members
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Luncheon today, and
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
September 25, 1967
delighted to greet and salute the members
of the Society of Former Special Agents of the
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Federal Bureau of Investigation. And I want you
to know that it is with the greatest pleasure that
I welcome you to the Nation' s Capital.
highly appropriate that you have chosen
this city as the site for your Fourteenth Annual
Meeting, It offers you a perfect opportunity to
renew your old friendships and receive our special thanks.
It is
enables you to look back with pride on your
association with the FBI by honoring its present
membership and esteemed Director, J. Edgar
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Hoover,
I
commend
the high principles and fine civic
example which you have always sustained and
which have characterized the Bureau's successful operation since Mr. Hoover was appointed its
Director in 1924.
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Mr. Charles M</woone
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Dear Mr, Koone:
It certainly was a pleasure to see Mrs. Koone
juad yon as well ae the others present at the Luncheon of the
HBoeiety of Former Special Agents today. I shall cherish the
attractive Inscribed sttrer tray which yon presented to me
on behalf of the Society* and I wish yon would convey my
thanks to the other members*
I thoroughly enjoyed being with you on this
occasion. As Chairman of the convention, yon played a
major role in making this affair a most successful one
and you are to be congratulated for your efforts*
Sincerely yours,
J.
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Convention and in such capacity was in charge of the arrangements.
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BY SPECIAL MESSENGER
Honorable Hubert H* Humphrey
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505 N Street, S. W.
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My dear Mr.
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You were most kind
of greetings
Luncheon
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to send the telegram
and congratulations which was read at the
of theNEJociety of
Former Special
Agents today*
know your comments were indeed encouraging to all who
were present, and my associates
Join
me
in extending
thanks for your generous remarks regarding the FBI.
Also,
I
very much appreciate your thoughtfulness
commenting so favorably upon
my work.
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THE WHITE HOUSE
THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION HAS WRITTEN
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INTO AMERICAN HISTORY SOME OF THE MOST REMARKABLE
AND INSPIRING SAGAS OF DEDICATION TO THE PUBLIC
INTEREST, OF INTEGRITY AND PROFESSIONAL EFFICIENCY
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IMMEASURABLE IS THE DEBT WHICH OUR CITIZENRY OWES
TO PRESENT AND PAST SPECIAL AGENTS OF THE FBI WHO
IN
WAR AND IN PEACE HAVE PROTECTED THE SAFETY OF
INDIVIDUALS, OF COMMUNITIES AND OF THIS NATION FROM
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN ENEMIES*
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CONVEY MY WARMEST GREETINGS TO THE 30TH ANNIVERSARY
CONVENTION OF YOUR SPLENDID ORGANIZATION* FBI ALUMNI
TAKE RIGHTFUL PRIDE IN THEIR PAST SERVICE, IN THEIR
LIFE-LONG UPHOLDING OF BUREAU TRADITIONS AND IN THE
BUREAU'S CONTINUING ACHIEVEMENTS IN THIS AGE OF DANGER
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YOUR OWN MEETING, BUT OF CONVENTIONS OF PUBLIC SERVICE
IN OUR
CAPITAL CITY THIS ENTIRE YEAR,
FOR YOU PAY WELL DESERVED TRIBUTE TO MR. J. EDGAR
HOOVER
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MR. FBI." HE IS MORE THAN THE MAN WHO BUILT THIS
GREAT
3
ORGANIZATION, WHO HAS FAITHFULLY SERVED PRESIDENT AFTER
PRESIDENT, ADMINISTRATION AFTER ADMINISTRATION AS
THE STRONG RELIABLE RIGHT ARM OF IMPARTIAL
FEDERAL LAW
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ENFORCEMENT. HE IS ONE OF OUR GREATEST CHAMPIONS OF
PATRIOTISM, OF THE IDEALS WHICH WE AS A NATION CHERISH.
aEASE EXTEND MY WARMEST CONGRATULATIONS TO MR. HOOVER.
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LOOK FORWARD TO HIS CONTINUED OUTSTANDING SERVICE.
BEST REGARDS
HUBERT H HUMPHREY.
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(jbciETY OF FORMER SPECIAL AGENTS OF THE FBI
Mr. Noone has furnished to[
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(Mr. Bishop's) office the attached four photographs which were
taken prior to the luncheon honoring Mr. Hoover during the 1967
Homecoming Convention of the Society of Former Special Agents
of the FBI on September 28, 1967.
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to the Director
Mr. Noone advised that he would be deeply grateful
if the Director could find time to autograph these
photographs to the individual in each picture.
RECOMMENDATION:
The Director may desire
to autograph the attached
photographs to the various officers of the Society. If so, they should
be returned to the Crime Records Division for delivery to Mr. Noone
after autographing.
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BY SPECIAL MESSENGER
Mr* Charles
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and Messrs. Plant, Thompson and Cronin in my office
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yesterday. Again, let me expressly appreciation to
you and the other members of thffioclet y of Former
Sp ecial Ag ents of the Federal Bureau of mvestlgation
for the beautiful album you presented to me* It is some*
thing I shall always treasure.
am
enclosing a copy of the photograph
made during the presentation which I thought you might
like to have. Copies are also enclosed for Messrs. Plant,
Thompson and Cronin.
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1 - Miss Gandy
1 - Mr. Bishop
1 - Miss Holmes
NOTE: Mr. Noone presented the Director an album of photographs made at
the 1967 Homecoming Convention of the Society of Former Special Agents of
the FBI on September 28, 1967, at the Convention luncheon in honor of the
Director. The cover of the album reads as follows: n A Tribute to the
Honorable J. Edgar Hoover by the Society of Former Special Agents of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation, September 28, 1967.
1 -
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DeLoach
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DATE
1-2-68
FROM
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HEBRON BEMIS&-AWRENCE
REQUEST TOMEET THE DIRECTOR
JANUARY 18, 1968
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BACKGROUND;
Through Mr. DeLoach, Mr. Lawrence has requested a
meeting with the Director on Thursday, January 18, 1968, in order to
personally extend an invitation to address the annual convention of the
)fciety of Former Special AgentsVof the Federal Bureau
of Investigation,
c. in Boston during October 23-S7, 1968.
INFORMATION IN BUFILES:
Mr. Lawrence was a Special Agent from[
]
have had cordial relations with him since his resignation and he is
on the Special Correspondents List being a^rirgggpH as Mr. Lawrence.
and is the President of the
society ot Former Special Agents. By letter dated August 22, 1967, the
Director declined an invitation to attend the reception given in honor of
Mr. Lawrence in Washington when he wa sj>r p sjflg at êject.oJjhejojgjgty
By letter dated October 17, 1967, Mr. Lawrence forwarded a photograph
taken of the Director and him which he requested the Director autograph.
The photograph was autographed and returned by letter dated 10-19-67.
By
letter dated 9-28-67, the Director sent his best wishes to Mr, Lawrence
for success during his term as President of the Society.
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If the Director's heavy schedule permifcU^s êco pim^nded
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accepted a plaque honoring him from ihe
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of
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law-enforcement profes-
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County Commissioner
HLBfimi s Lawrence
fLawrence, a former FBI man, -is national president of the society. He made
the presentation with Frank L Grubhs,
director of security for the Louisville &
Nashville =#ailroad, who is chairman of
theêMjj^ty &&&$$ «ff the group,
filwfreup has Ifcout 80 memfecis^
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IN MEMORIAL . t w Mrs. William^ ?. Weyef, widow O* « LduWte
patrolman who was killed while pursuing holdup suspects, receives &
plaque in his memory: The plaqujrwas presented 3&esterday'o& fcehatt
of the Kentucky chapter of the/55c3ty of Fenner Social Ayenta of
FP T by Bemis H. Lawrenc^nattonal president of t&e society.
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Wormer FBI Men Honor
Slain Patrolman Meyer
The widow of Louisville Patrolman
William F. Meyer Sr, received a plaque
'from former FBI men yesterday in
Tneroory of her husband, who was shot
to death Sept. 1 in a chase following
the holdup of a supermarket at the
Gardiner Lane Shopping Center.
The plaque was presented in a cere-
mony
Safety
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was presented by Bemis
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nstfrmnl president of the Society
Former Special Agents of the FBI,
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in the City Hall office of City
Director Kenneth J. Newman.
Author
Character,
or
on behalf of the society's Kentucky chap*
ter. Frank L Grubbs, chapter chairman,
attended the ceremony. Both Lawrence
and Grubbs are Louisvtlltans.
Lawrence said that Meyer's Mdeed$
and actions were a credit to himself,
his family, to law enforcement and to
the entire community "
The plaque bore this quotation from
the Bible "Greater love hath no man
than
this, tfeat
for his
a njan lay
down
mends/'
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of
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THE GRAPEVINE"
DECEMBER, 1967, ISSUE
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The Dec em>er, 1967, issue
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of
"The Grapevine,
official publication of
thg>fciety of Former Special Agents'
FBI, contains items of possible interest to
the Director. ~
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the
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Pn °tograph of Dr. E. Kelly Thompson, pres ident
Western Kentucky University, extending greetings to
Society
President H. Bemis Lawrence following the dedication
of Bemis
Lawrence Hall on 10/14/67. (Article on this new hall
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on page 3.
PAGE 9: Photograph of former Associate Justice Tom C. Clark
opening the Legal Seminar held at the Washington
Homecoming
Convention.
PAGE
10
Raymond P. Cavanagh (1940-48) died 5/26/67 in
Chicago following a long illness.
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Replay of Director Hoover's Talk Heard bjfo^lcago
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Chapter Members.
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Three Society members are serving on the Omaha
Crime Commission. They are: Wallace Keenan (1940-45)Arthur C. Larson (1941-65); and Tracy Osborne (1941-45).
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Citizens
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16: J Edward Lawler (1935-50) has been
appointed as Citizen
Counselor to the Richmond City Council's Special Crime Study
Commission.
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22: Article on facts concerning the new 1967-68
membership
directory of the Society which was mailed to members in
December.
PAGE 28 John J. Creedon, Jr., better known to his friends as Jack
retired from the Bureau on 8/21/67, and is now Director
of Security and
Personnel of Sommers Drug Stores.
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FOR SOCIETY PRESIDENT
Kelly Thompson, president of Western Kentucky University, extends greetings to Society President H Bernis Lawrence following the
dedication on October 14 of Bemis Lawrence Hail, a new 1 0-story
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Convention" of the Former Special Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation,
This was, in our opinion, the most outstanding national meeting that the Society
of Former Special Agents has ever planned.
Recentlyl
The most electrifying feature of the Convention was the standing ovation afforded
you by the 2,000 people present upon your entry into the dining room. Your remarks in your talk, thanking the Society for its continued support of the Federal
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PRESIDENT *fociET¥OF FORMER
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be recalled that the Director has agreed to
meet with Mr. Lawrence at 10 a.m. on February 26, 1968, at which
time Mr. Lawrence has indicated that he intends to extend
an invitation to the Director to address the Society of
Former Special Agents
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be held October 23-27 9 1968
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at Boston, Massachusetts.
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most cordiaL invitation to attend and address our annual
"Heritage Convention" which will be held at The Statler-Hilton
Hotel in Boston, Massachusetts, on October 23-26, 1968.
On
Subject to your convenience, a luncheon or dinner address on
either of these days could be arranged as the outstanding feature
of our Convention
Program.
The greatest inspiration the membership of our Society has
ever received resulted from your visit with us at the "Homecoming Convention on September 28, 1967, at the Shoreham
Hotel. We do hope it will be possible to enjoy this same
gratifying and stimulating experience at Boston. I wish to
assure you that we shall leave no stone unturned to accord
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organization is holding its annual law enforcement night
which is a tribute to local as well as national law enforcement. It is anticipated there will be in attendance
ranking officers in law enforcement in this community.
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Our relations are excellent with this group.
current national President-Elect, JAMES E # ELLSWORTH, an
SAC Contact, and EMMETT C. MC GAUGHEY, a former national
President, both belong to this chapter.
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February 26, 1968
Dear Mr* Lawrence:
X was deeply touched by your letter
today extending your kind Invitation to attend
and address the annual "Heritage Convention"
of tbe^gwlstyj^^^
FBI in Boston onOctober 33-26, 1968, Alter
such a heartwarming welcome and visit at your
luncheon last September! nothing would give me
more pleasure than being with you lor this
occasion, and 1 am most appreciative of your
thoughtfuiness. You may be sure X shall give
it very serious consideration.
With every good wish,
X
am
Sincerely,
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President
Society ot Former Special Agents of
the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Inc.
1129 Kentucky Borne Life Building
Louisville, Kentucky 40302
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SAC, Los Angeles advises
of an invitation he has received to attend the annual law enforcement night of captioned group to be held on 3-6-68,
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letter of 2-28-68,
SAC, Los Angeles comments upon the excellent
relations existing between his office and captioned group which
includes the current President-Elect of the Ex -Agents Society,
James E. Ellsworth, and former national President, Emmett C.
would be to the Bureau s
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Captioned affair, sponsored by the Washington Chapter of
the Society of Former Special Agents of the FBI, is intended to demonstrate a show of support for all levels of law enforcement in this area.
Don Dick, President of the Chapter, has extended an invitation for the
Director to attend this dinner as an "Honored Guest.
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As a feature of this dinner, eight local police jurisdictions
will each be asked to nominate for an award by the Chapter an officer
who best meets certain professional standards set by the Chapter.
These encompass competence, dedication, integrity, etc. The nominee
must have a service tenure in his respective force of at least five years
and must not hold a rank above Sergeant or Detective Sergeant. Those
officers selected will be honored at the dinner and receive appropriate
awards.
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Police is in no way involved.[
will be invited to attend the dinner.
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have been invited to appear as speaker!. Anroit&^WP*
Clark
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invited to appear as "Honored Guests" are GovefhdTrftgnew of Maryland,
Governor Godwin of Virginia, Attorney General Clark and Washington
Director of Public Safety Murphy. Various Chiefs of Police from the
Greater Washington area will also be in attendance. The program will
dinner, entertainment by the
include cocktails, beginning at 7 p* ni
Navy Band, and, of course, speeches. The affair will end at 10:45 p.m.
The Regency Ballroom of the Shoreham Hotel has been proposed as the
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GREATER WASHINGTON LAW ENFORCEMENT DINNER
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The Dinner will be open to all Chapter members, present
Bureau Agents, all law enforcement officers in the Greater Washington
area and other interested persons.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
requested to indicate
whether his schedule will allow him to favorably consider attendance
at this Dinner.
1.
The Director
is respectfully
That after consideration by the Director, this
memorandum be immediately returned to Crime Records Division
so that someone from your (Mr. Bishop's) Office can advise Mr. Dick
of the Directors wishes in this matter.
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PERSONAL
Mr. John A.
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Post Office Box 444
Knoxville, Tennessee 37901
Dear Mr. Parker:
have received your letter of March 12th,
with enclosure, and am pleased to learn of your recent
election as President of the new East Tennessee Chapter
of thej/Soclety of Former jj^lglAgests °f the FBI, Inc.
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best wishes for a successful term in office. Your offer
of assistance is indeed appreciated.
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clipping, with photo, from the Knoxville News Sentinel 2/24/68 showing Mr.
Parker being congratulated by Mr. H. Bemis Lawrence, national ex- FBI
Agents T president. Other former agents, Everett J. Ingram, Will D.
Swanner and J. Paul Slayden were also named as officers. Messrs.
Lawrence, Ingram, and Slayden ar e on the Sp ecial Correspondents List.
Mr. Swa nner EOD as Special Agentl
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the establishment of a new chapter of theYsociety of Porn^ 7Y^Pi ftnt ^
of the FBI, Inc., in East Tennessee, witti headquarters at Knoxville,
and I am enclosing a copy of a news item concerning this event.
We look upon this as an opportunity to further serve
the Bureau as "alumni" and wish to assure you that we may be counted
on to support and boost the FBI at every turn,
would personally appreciate your filing the en- f J
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of its Seattle Chapter at the Washington Athletic Club in
Seattle on the evening of 7/26/68, in honor of BEMIS
LAWRENCE, national president.
Former SAC
along with
meeting.
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Att: CRIME RECORDS DIVISION
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On 8/23/68, the recently organized Capital Districi
Chapter of the Society of Former Special Agents of the FBI
will be presented with its charter by National Pres:
BEMIS LAWRENCE. The Chapter has graciously invited
and me to attend the meeting and in view of numerousinfluential former agents in the Alany area, such as Deput
(Superintendent JOHN J. MC GUIRE, New York State Police,
YORK, Executive Director, Municipal Police
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Training Council, I believe that it would be definitely in
the Bureau's best interests if I attend the meeting.
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It is suggested that in view of the expected attej
of many valuable friends of the FBI and the attendance of
Society's National President, BEMIS LAWRENCE, the Director
may desire to send greetings and well wishes to the new Chapter,
which comments would be read by me to the members at the meeting.
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l etter dated July 2, 1968, whi ch he received
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resolution recommending that a Department of Law Enforcement be set
up on the Cabinet level with Mr. Hoover being appointed as the first
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Dear Former Associate In The F.B.I.
on the
wanted to begin the spade work for 'a possible effort
of
Bureau
Federal
the
of
Agents
part of the Society of Former Special
contnexcellent
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believe
Investigation to initiate what I
bution to law enforcement in the United States.
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the
for
Enforcement
ment on the Cabinet level of a Secretary of Law
agencies
enforcement
purpose of the coordination of all federal law
result in the effectwould
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Enforcement."
Law
of
under a "Secretary
and more important, ining of economies, elimination of duplications,
practice of
still in the national image and in the administrative
which I Integrity
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federal law enforcement the Fidelity, Bravery
of law enforcement.
think is so essential to success and effectiveness
would not
Enforcement
Law
of
Although the nomination for a Secretary
not make
did
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if
remiss
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would
be in fur hands, I believe that we
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approval,
nationwide
win
a suggestion which I believe would
United
the
of
President
the
by
Edgar Hoover be strongly considered
I hope that
Enforcement
Stftes for the nomination as .Secretary of Law
few years at 1 at I hope five
Mr. Hoover would be willing to devote a
111811
Law E^
to the establishment of the Department of
Dethe
with
parallel
level to attain a status where it would be on a
tne
partment of Defense for external security and would constitute
crime and
security,
Department of Law Enforcement, a defense in internal
recomthe
complicate
to
want
law enforcement generally. I don't even
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mendations with the question of whether or
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image.
enforcement
law
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States than that of
f ontribution to the general welfare of the United
on a
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Hoover as its
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appointment
and the recommendation of the
initial Secretary of Law Enforcement.
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Would you kindly consider the matter seriously and
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Executive Committee meetings, at the Chapter level, «^ *%the °«J
to
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level, at least submit this for serious discussions
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the implementation
bility and practicality of such a suggestion, and
of the results of your august deliberations.
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July
1968
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It may be that such a department of law enforcement would
automatically serve in the function of a national ombudsman as I am
certain that any inquiries which have ever been directed to the
Federal Bureau of Investigation have been quickly and effectively
handled.
I
strongly urge your serious thought and action on what
suggest
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Director, FBI
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Society of Ftarmer Special Ageata of the FBI.
Boreas approval gratited for attendance at the
meeting of the Seattle Chapter of this orgaataattoa on 7/36/$S.
NOTE: The Bureau has previously granted permission
for
SACs
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Crime Records Division
Attention:
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8-26-68
date:
SAC, Birmingham (80-8)
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subject:
THE^gQCIETY OF F ORMER SPE CIAL AGENT S OF
THE TEDERAL BURratrtTFTEVESTIGATION, INC.
BIRMINGHAM CHAPTER
SPEECH - 9-6-68
On this date, former Special Agent [
meetin of the
1I&L S to a meeting
invited SAC RALPH J.X tffcES
Society of Former Special Agents of the Federal Bureau of
Investigatio n. Inc. . on t he evening of September 6th at
is in good standing with the
Birmingham.
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as invited inasmuch as this will afford the newly-arrived
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ALBANY, NEW YORK
SPEECH MATTER
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Heurlet 8/11/88, advising yeto have been tnvtted to
attend the opening meetly of the above-eapttoned group el former
Special Agents which will have its Charter presented to It on
August 23, 1968.
Authority la granted for you to attend this event
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greeting from
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me to commemorate the
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authority to attend the opening
newly established Chapter of the Society of Former Special
Agents. In view of the influent jaV positions many of these former Agents
hold in the New York State Government, it is believed advisable tfaa^he
attend this event. To forward him a greeting from the Director to present
to this groups*/ ibis occasion would establish a precedent and undoubtedly
~"^" a flood of similar requests* in the future.
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former Special Agent, presently President of the Seattle
Chapter of the Society of Former Special Agents of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation, Inc. has invited me te address
their meeting at 5:30 PM on 10/2/68. The meeting will be held
at the Washington Athletic Club in Seattle.
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18,
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1968
The SAC, Newark, has requested authority to have
appear before the quarterly meeting of the above- captioned
group on 9/18/68, since he will be attending a National Academy associates
ASAC Brouse
affair.
The Former Special Agents Society has been most
cooperative with various Bureau offices in the past and most of its members
are in positions in which they can be of assistance to the Bureau. Bufiles
reflect the New Jersey Chapter has acted favorably toward the Bureau in
the past, and it would seem to be in the Bureau's best interest for ASAC
Brouse to speak before this group.
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Agents of the FBL
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FROM
date:
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SAC, TAMPA (80-1)
SUNCOAST CHAPTER
OF FORMER SPECIAL AGENTS *OF THE FBI
September 25, 1968
SPEECH MATTER
ACIETY
subject:
I have been invited by captioned chapter to address
them at their dinner meeting on Wednesday, September 25, at
7 pm at the Holiday Inn, St. Petersburg Beach, Florida.
They would like to have me discuss newly acquired
violations being handled by the FBI, such as those contained
in the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968
(public Law 90~351) and civil rights violations as contained
in Public Law 90-284.
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The captioned chapter of the Society of Former
Special Agents of the FBI covers Hillsborough, Pinellas,
Polk, Pasco, and Hernando Counties. This is one of the
largest groups Of former specia l agents in the state of
Florida, and inc luded in it are
|tnd former Burea u oixiciais wao are resiain
in tne area.
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Members of the group have been very cooperative
with Agents of this office in investigative matters handled
by the Bureau and have also been of assistance in facilitating
our obtaining information of a confidential nature as well as
in making arrangements for law enforcement conferences and the
like.
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12/20/68
CRIME RECORDS
OF FORMER SPECIAL AGENTs\oF THE FBI
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SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
SPEAKING ENGAGEMENT INVITATION FOR 1/23/69
(3ciETY
Former Special Agent
.former SAC Contact, has invited me to speak before the
Society of Former Special Agents of the FBI, San Francisco Chapter,
at 6:00 p.m. on 1/23/69 at the For t Mason Officers Club, San
Francisco, California.
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"THE GRAPEVINE,
JULY,
1968,
ISSUE
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Tbej July, 1968, issue of "The Grapevine, ,f official
^-publication of th&Society of Former Special Agents pi ~
the FBI, contains
- items of possible Interest to uie director.
:
PAGE 3 Dewey Presley (1942-52) has been accorded the Horatio Alger
Award. He is president of the First National Bank of Dallas, Texas,
and was one of twelve men to receive this award in 1968. Bob Hope and'
Arthur J* Goldberg also received the award in 1968.
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of the
THROUGH
13 : Contain photos and biographies of the nominees
forthcoming Society elections from President to Secretary.
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PAGE
15
Society President H. Bemis Lawrence and his wife, Mildred,
shown
are
entertaining fellow Society members on Kentucky Derby Day.
:
20 Obituaries on Charles C. Browning Jr., 52, who died May 10th (/ v* >
in Denver, Colorado; Emory M. Gregg, 56, died May 22nd; Mrs, Dorothea Ajf'
Conerty, wife of James E. Conerty, died May 29th; and William L. Byrne, /*
53, died on May 2nd, 1968.
PAGE
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26
at the
New York
:
Photo of Society President H. Bemis Lawrence, guest of honor
Society Chapter's Annual Dinner Party on May 17th at
Toots Shor Restaurant.
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FROM
SUBJECT
REQUEST FOR DIRECTOR TO PREPARE
FILMED ADDRESS FOR 1968 "HERITAGE
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JftoCIETY OF FORMER SPECIAL AGENTS
SYNOPSIS:
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H. Bemi^Lawrence, President of captioned group,
group's
presentation
at
for
address
filmed
requested Director to prepare
Convention in Boston on 10-24-68. Film could be made in Director's
Office and Mr. De Loach or other Bureau official could introduce it at
the Convention. Director previously declined to make personal appearance
at Convention. Not felt Director should prepare filmed address, but that
appropriate statement should be prepared and forwarded to Lawrence
to be read at Convention. Not believed necessary for Mr. De Loach or
other Bureau official to attend Convention personally. Recommended
that attached letter in line with foregoing be sent to Lawrence, and that
appropriate statement be prepared in Crime Research Section.
DETAILS:
letter to the Director dated 8-28-68, H. Bemis
Lawrence, President of captioned group, who is on the Special Correspondents
List and served as a Special Agent from 1940 to 1946, inquires if it might
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be possible for the Director to prepare a filmed address for presentation
Lawrence suggests
at captioned annual convention in Boston on 10-24-68.
the film could be made in the Director's Office, and goes on to inquire if
it might be possible to have Mr. DeLoach or one of the Director's other"
assistants present at the Convention to introduce the fityn.
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noted thai by letter dated 8-21-68, the Director
advised Mr. Lawrence that it would not be possible for him to personally
appear to address the Convention this year.
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not believed that the Director should take time
from his busy schedule to prepare this address for filming in his Office.
As an alternative, it is suggested that a short statement by the Director
could be prepared and sent to Mr. Lawrence. It would not, of course,
be necessary for Mr. DeLoach or another Bureau official to personally
represent the Director at the Convention.
It is
RECOMMENDATIONS:
(1)
That the Director agree to furnish a statement to
Mr. Lawrence.
(2) That the attached letter advising
the Director's decision be approved and sent.
(3)
Mr. Lawrence of
That an appropriate statement be prepared in the
to Mr. Lawrence.
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in the Tampa area, have
which includes a number of influential men
been most cooperative in the past.
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appearance before this group in view of the assistance they have been
able to render in the past.
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SPEECH MATTER
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on the SnPcial r?nrrp«TinnHon*g List.
and is also on the
correspondents List.
The SAC has indicated this appearance would give him an
opportunity to meet a number of former Special Agents in the San Francisco
area and to appear at this event would be an advantage to his office. Buftes
contain no information indicating we have had difficulty with this group in
the past in the San Francisco area.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
1)
The SAC, San Francisco, be authorized
captioned speakinggengagement.
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DIRECTOR, FBI
J&TTHi CRIME RESEARCH SECTION)
1/8/69
(80-14)
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fSpCIETY OF FORMER SPECIAL AGENTS
tSaTTON CHAPTER
SPEECH MATTER
|
A letter has been received from|
requesting that I appear before the Dayton
Chapter oi tne Society of Former Special Agents on
Wednesday, 2/5/69, to speak at a luncheon.
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The former Agents belonging to this Chapter
have been of great assistance to this office in the
past, and are in positions where they can help us where
information is needed.
am personally acquainted with several of
these Agents, and I know of their outstanding attitude
toward the Director and the Bureau, They have repeatedly
services to our Davton Resident Agents
offered their
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fcnuary 13, 1969
FROM
SUBJECT:
Society of former special agents
dayton, ohio, chapter
1
februarys, 1969
SPEECH MATTER
in receipt of
The SAC, Cincinnati, ha s advised he is
from former Special Agent
an invitation
requesting that he speak before a luncheon of
Special Agents on the above date.
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the' Society of
Former
'
that members of this Chapter have been
of assistance to his office in the past and that they have repeatedly
offered their services to Agents in the Dayton Resident Agency. He
recommends he be permitted to accept this invitation.
He indicates
In view of the positions of most of the members
the Society of Former Special Agents and the opportunity this
presents to the SAC to enhance the position of his office, it is
deemed advisable he be permitted to accept.
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has been on the mailing list to
Former SA
since September, 1954, and no
Reports
Crime
Uniform
receive the
derogatory information regarding him is contajBEtLi n
flnfi l
RECOMMENDATION
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February 5, 1969
The Honorable J. Edgar Hoover
Director
Washington, D. C. 20535
Dear Mr. Hoover:
Q
On behalf of the Washington ChaptarrSociel
Society of
it is sty distinct pleasure to invite you to be
Congressional Might dinner to be held Thursday
affair will be held In the banquet room of the
cocktails at 6:30 and dinner at 7:30.
Former Special Agents i6f the FBI
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an honored guest aTour annual
v
evening, February 27, 1969. This
Rayburn House Office Bui Id ins with
The Washington Chapter annually holds this affair to honor
these Fonser Special
Agents who are members of Congress and hold other high ranking
Federal positions.
It Is an evening of great congeniality and renewal of
friendships, and is not
structured with rigid formality. Following cocktails and
dinner the Congressmen
and honored guests make informal remarks usually of a few
minutes duration. We
are well aware of your many commitments, however, we are
hopeful you may be able
to attend, if only to drop in for a few minutes.
i
On February 1, 1969 I was present at a Southeastern Regional
meeting of our
Society in Atlanta, Georgia. Jim Ellsworth, our National
President, spoke
about his recent visit with you and very convincingly
he brought to us your
observations about how the Society can help law enforcement
and how wives of
its members can help. Please be assured every
possible consideration will be
given to your observations and their implementation by
the Society.
ith all good wishes for you, your staff and the entire
Sincerely
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Chairman
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fidence in and support of law enforcement expressed
members
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icifits-oi Former Sperial A rente. He is a former Special Agent
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*er 1968-69 directory ot Society of Former Special Agents of the FBI,
Inc.
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your gueet at the Congressional Night
dinner of the Washington Chapter of theffcciety of Former
fecial Agents of the FBI on February 2tfn7
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inviting
me
to be
While I very much wish it were possible
to be with you, a prior commitment will not permit me
to have that pleasure* I am sorry I am unable to accept
your kind invitation but wish you all success with your
•dinner.
Sincerely yours,
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