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TO FROM -) coke Sharon (oases, Bombs oF Sikteé v7 ST. wn MAPTIST CHuken, Bemwengey, ALA, & 1<= 63 OPTIONAL FORM HO, 10 . . 4010-108 ) _ UNITED STATES G._ ERNMENT } oo, racial - - € HO Memorandum Mr. Rose pate: September 23, 1963 Cie ) po Tavel Trotter C. L, McGow had V4 Holmes ane oN : Gandy | OMB GE MATES) SAC Raymond L, Faisst called at 7:28 p.m., 9-23-63, to advise that he had received a call from Assistant Attorney General Louis Oberdorfer, Mr. Oberdorfer was calling on behalf of the Attorney General and desires that Agents meet the President's ree representatives, Kenneth C>Ray all and Earl H/‘Blaik, upon their a arrival tomorrow morning 9-24-63, at Birmingham, SAC Faisst ——--— indicated that Mr, Oberdorfer wanted the Agents to chat with them, SAC Faisst was instructed that no information whatsoever concerning the bombing investigation should be discussed with either Royall or Blaik. They will, however, be met at the airport as a courtesy. SAC Faisst indicated that when Deputy Attorney General Katzenbach was in Birmingham, Katzenbach and Departmental Attorney Joe Dolan made arrangements with the building manager in the 212] Building which rents considerable space to the Government and in which building this Bureau maintains its Birmingham Office so that Katzenbach and Dolan had access to a two-bedroom apartment in the penthouse of that building. : f % = Mr. Oberdorfer in his telephone call to SAC Faisst wanted A thé building superintendent contacted so arrangements could be made for Royall and Blaik in this apartment. SAC Faisst indicatedto — Mr, Oberdorfer that he would have the General Services Administration (GSA) representative in Birmingham call Oberdorfer direct and the FBI would not make arrangements for the apartment, SAC Faisst was instructed to make no overtures for space for Royall and Blaik and that any such‘arrangements should be made the GSA, ax AN ree a 7 on / 1 - Mr, Evans Oo t2 SEP 30 1963 | Md i, bag fA RBLihw, 9 - Sane _ 6( Cn OST 1963 — rr