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U Db =140 a ‘ Para rae . i; ran UNITED STATES GOVER,. ENT , Memorandum — TO . Director ; DATE: June 15, 1970 Federal Bureau of Investigation A i “fr, Tolson J. Walter Yeagley Mr. Pietoa R : : Assistant Attorney General 4 & - LAT VA . 2 : : . " D. L DE sRTMENT OF JUSTICE Internal Security Division - oo UShter 4 PETER CHARLES” roe DOUGLAS CHARLES#CORMACK; RICK FELBER; i THOMAS GRAYDON” JERRY” RUPE; . _ SABOTAGE; SEDITION; CIVIL RIGHTS - oe FEDERALLY PROTECTED ACTIVITY; ee DESTRUCTION OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY J ) 6 wf Reference is made to your memorandum to then id YY Socks dated June 11, 1970, regarding this matter. I appreciate your furnishing me with a copy mamoranduim gqince if aivest me an annortunity to of you arif A * 1 our position concerning this case. As you noted, Mr. Morris visited your field office in Cleveland, Ohio on June 4 and 5, 1970. I had sent Mr. Morris to Cleveland, after conferring with your representatives here, in order to ascertain, on the scene, what further investigation was necessary to enable us to proceed speedily with a prosecution under the sabotage statutes. To this end, Mr. Morris was, at my request, appointed las a Special Attorney of the Department by the Deputy Attorney i General with authority to present evidence to a grand jury of f a violation of the sabotage statutes, if the facts warranted \ such action at that time. After reviewing all of the facts which had been developed by your field office, he concluded that the evidence was insufficient to warrant presentation lok this mattéE-to a “grand “jury.” He determined, however, that additional investigation by your. Bureau might develop such levidence and suggested to your Agents a number of certain specific leads for investigation. These leads are now being lpursued by your Cleveland office. ’ ve Ney" Vb Eig | f ts JUN 181970 1007 CM fow act Ca-tI-%