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va. . ty rn eee - e Ce ~ Mr. Miller OO FROME . F. Bates Senn. -Mr. Gebhardt: 3 a oe : _ - Mr. Bates - + le _ . ~ Mr. Qa? —— Plon. & Evei. _ GHTINGS OP 1Omst FOtm MO. If MAY 1943 1O1THON GUA Gam. FQ. MO. PF UNITED STATES Qyenr Memorandum 10-106 - r ) Assoc. Oi, Dep. AD Ad Dep AD a Asst. Oir,: Adain, cb Coop pare May 6, 1974 ee” YWAROLING 0 oS oR ft gs Soe. ne . * Poet calning IN“ HEARN, 7 . yt Pr Dot. ., Lepol Coun, HEARNAP "> “ ‘ aa “os a ‘ ot . “oe Telephone Re. , a ~ ~ Teen fee . a : , vs my "Director See'y __ Recently several offices have received reports of sightings regarding individuals possibly involved-in Hearnap. Most recently our Louisville, Atlanta, and: ‘ Columbia field offices have received information from- ot individuals who allege they know the whereabouts of . subjects and/or Patty Hearst or have been contacted.by them ‘in the normal course of business. - - = toe -All' of these leads’ regardless of. their unsubstantial nature are Being thoroughly looked. _into and resolved. - ‘It is noted “that by ‘teletype dated 4/23/74 to. all SACs the following instructions were issued regarding L sightings and. inquiries of _Hearnap- subjects: x. Elie "Ald-offices receiving information regarding these individuals or*“any other aspect of this case are instructed to handle such matters immediately. These leads must be... thoroughly investigated, exhaustively explored, and all © necessary action taken to resolve complaints by the recipient office. Do not conduct a cursory tgvestigation and request guidance from San Francisco." we ee ; oo ; These matters continue to be closely followed by Bureau: ‘Supervisory personnel. | ACTION: ~ : FEC 83 7 Ts 200 om Ib ty — va~«sNOne. For information. rman cern eres 0 t my ye ve . cee Maye DT