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WE ee ew dee Memorandum to Mr. Belmont RE: BAPBOMB | be reported at this time; however, we were leaving no stone unturned, It was also indicated that in the event Mr, Blaik asked about any specific | leads or if there were any good leads, SAC Faisst should indicate that we were running out all possible leads and there were many. Faisst | should also make it clear to Blaik that we were fully cooperating with all PLL ee fatale cht our resources, with local authorities and rendering ali possible assistance. We were not, however, to give Mr, Blaik or Mr, Royall any information about our investigation, Tha above tea In ananedana atth Ia S11C avy. 15 Hl AVLUL MALLE u. given to SAC Faisst that no information whatsoever concerning the bombing investigation should be discussed with either Royal or Blaik; we are overwhelmed with our own work and we will not "wet nurse” Rozal ar Rlaik Raicest understands that wa ars not to ehanffaurn tham avwOYar Ul Siding « @isst understands that we are not UWNauiSuUr Tien around town, fa) ADDENDUM: CLM:hw 9-24-63 SAC Faisst later advised that he had contacted Mr, Blaik and told him the Bureau was conducting a mos intensive and exhaustive WN eee, SE SRR Re SR ee See tl eh ee investigation and literally had hundreds of leads and he was not in a position to evaluate or make any statement on the case at this time. Mr, Blaik desired to know if the Bureau was looking into all possible elements in the local community in its investication, Faisst advised Neece eek seek EN Sle hr eee eee skew Sek i ry Sea ase = Beri ee eee ee Blaik that the Bureau's investigation was most objective and we would overlook nothing and would inguire into all possible leads in an objective and impartial manner, Mr, Blaik said he could appreciate the Bureau's position and he did not make any further inquiries, Faisst stated that ue see Bee ee ee ase RS eee Blaik was most cordial in the conversation, pf) et [ol ths = Oo he Dre t i,