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eer cet . - + oe ee SE nee . eat 19462 KOI . . 4 ' BEN OEN AEG. AP wt. Ne . - .| UNITED STATES GOVERMENT oo ® . anee. De. | emoranc im Sarr’ | . ’ . ; an . Aden. = +. Ext. Ae t Ful fa... ca je "4 ir. E,. S, Miller y ? AEROM 7 W. R, Wannallpy _--f) oe er beru ay j a ~ . eth. 1%! H no op ( Lstoreney — | e - Plen. & Eval. : supject: |: S¥MBIONESE LIBERAT i suet , _ Legol Corn T~ Netepfiune Rm. ~" fo "Inspector Bassett's writeup of Associate Director "= =Peansey = | Callahan's Executives Meeting of 2/26/74 noted that the “tee, ape 4. . Trnieg ——_ rn Ce oe had furnished at the meeting a brief run-down concerning the... r ant ¥ t ’ ‘Hearst kidnapping case. On a routing slip, the Director noted 7 . that he had not heard of any report from the writer. For the. a Director's information, the following are comments and observations ~:-.-. - relating to the case based on the writer's trip to San Francisco. ' during the period 2/16/74 to 2/22/74. Se De Discussions were held with SAC Bates, ASACS Druken and Kelly, seven of the security menu handling our investigations of domestic... - groups, and members of the San Francisco Office SWAT Team No. One. | Engaging in most of these discussions were SACS Moore of: Jackson, __ Mississippi, and Shroder of San Diego. SACs Moore and Shroder are sub-" _mitting their observations and comments separately. ... --... --.--.-—------., ~~ og It is the writer's observation that SAC Bates was working- id eects his endurance. Most of his time, however, had to be .. LN we committed to dealing with media representatives; with Mro“and eo __ Mrs. Randolph Hearst, parents of Patricia Hearst, kidnapped victim; "and with certain important speech commitments. .ASAC Druker who _ supervises all criminal and security matters in the San Francisco ~~ area was carrying the principal burden of the day-to-day supervision of the kidnapping case, as well as the intelligevce aspects of the ~ “,. 1eases relating to extremist groups and individuals who obviously - —---. “rare involved in the kidnapping matter. ASAC Druken, of corrst, is - [operating directly under SAC Eates who is making the major decisions with respect to the course which the investigation shouid follow. . - P: 32 F372 er In view of the extensive nature of the investigation and -"™" { - “the tremendous amount of materi2l1 which is now available to the - 4 San Francisco Office for review and coordination not only fron the \ standpoint of pursuing the criminal aspects of the case but aiso fron the standpoil.t of developing and invenrtigating the intelligence z ~. “aspects of the case, it was the writer's definite impression that ,zin a matter with such far-reachiag ramifications, it would be A highly desirable in 2 future situation of this type te assign one =| of ow SACs having extensive background in handlixg special cases te +o an cffice with a problem of this magtitude. He would be ina 2 ween: ¥23 (4) “d= — vex fee oo Yn. (44 & - ire .6,Mijier - [SQ Z wee Hi i2 197 o DK! # ~ fr, Wanna N POD) We ee og Ss NN 4