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ra ~ =a i: | t @ FBI © : | Date: 11/7/74 \ Transmit the following in {Type in plaintext or code) 4 Vie (Priority! { uf H $e nee ee bo - oe _ —— > TO: . DIRECTOR, FBI FROM: SAG, WFO (7-1201)(P) i J Re circularization of Wanted Flyer No. 475A to Unions headquartered in District of Columbia, é on 11/6/74, SA QE wro, contacted officials of four unions headquartered in Washington, D.C., which resulted in their agreement to mail "free of charge!' copies of wanted flyers to various locals, shop stewards, etc, JAMES H, RADEMACHER, President, National Association of Letter Grrriers, AFL-CIO, Room 810, 100 Indiana Ave., N.W.f) - Washington, D.C., stated their union consists of 5400 se¢retaries (locals) situated in different cities across the country 2 of ‘ 4000 shop stewards, RADEMACHER suggested that the stewards b included in the dissemination in that Detroit, Michigan, for example, may have a local but there is also approximately 40 stewards located if Petrett working in buildings other them . union headquarters. {fotal: 9400, ° “>oO0 3 76G | REC5O “7 ~~ 4>\ov_8 ® RIAL M. RAINWATER, President, and Lester F, Milier, Vice President, and editor, National Rural Leteer* Carriere™ Association, Suite 1204, 1750 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C., advised their mailing list consists of 450-500 state officers, many of whom work out of their residences. MILLER stated his union publishes a weekly magazine entitled, "The 3F bu 1-Los Angeles (7~1627) sof PG t) . ry J. 77(1=66-3029) OX Ke m2: “AH t ERE - pa Special Agent in Charge Ve awe Sas ”