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® ‘ ’ : Mr. Heim to Mr. Franck Memorandum RE: TERRY F. LENZNER, DEPUTY MAJORITY COUNSEL, SELECT COMMITTEE ON PRESIDENTIAL CAMPATGN ACTIVITIES, MEET WITH DIRECTOR, 11:00 A.M., JANUARY 24, 1974 Lenzner served as one of tne attorneys of the so- called "Harrisburg Eight" who were indicted in April, 1971, by a Federal Grand Jury on charges of plotting a series of acts of antiwar, vandalism, including draft board raids, the possible kidnapping of then Presidential Advisor Henry A. Kissinger, and the blowing up of underground heating systems of Federal buildings in Washington, DB. Cc. That same year (1971) Lenzner was reportedly involved in the defense of Daniel Elisberg through one of Lenzner's former law professors, Charles R. Nesson, a principal defense attorney - In his capacity with the Watergate Committee, Lenzner gained attention during the televised portion of the Committee hearings in July, 1973, by his sharp questioning of Special Counsel to the President, Richard A. Moore. Lenzner was also involved in the 11-20-73, interview of SAC Kenneth W. Whittaker concerning SAC Whittaker's meeting on 6-18-73, with Mr. Charles G. Robozo relating to a political contribution held by Rebozo. As the Director may recall, Mr. Lenzner is not one of the five persons on the Watergate Committee who Have bee granted Access to FBI reports by the Attorney General. As indicated in a memorandum of 4-2-73, former Attorney General Kleindienst and Senator Ervin agreed that access to FBI material would be limited to Senators Ervin and Baker, Chief Counsel Samuel Dash, and Minority Counsel Fred Thompson. This policy was followed until 9-28-73 when then Deputy Attorney General Ruckelshaus sent us a memorandum reguesting that Assistant Minority Counsel Donald Sanders also be allowed access to FBI material. These five jndividuals are permitted to view any FD-302 interview report form they specify, provided the interview was conducted in connection with the Watergate Committee material before 5-25-73, which is the date Archibald Cox was appointed to he Special Prosecutor. tt is the position of the Special Prosecutor's Office that FBI interviews conducted since that date are not to be made available to the Senate Committee, and we have not made any available. 2 RECOMMENDATION: None. For the Director's informa ion. -2- uy]