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wi Bos Te? PE ges a a oT “There are ‘enclosed ‘two copies of : a letter: ‘from a ‘correspondent. You should make an appropriate check of - the : €iles of your office concerning the individuals mentioned -; 1%. therein and thereafter be guided by current Bureau instructions Pertaining | to security fnvestigations of individuals,” — . ec ue Ts JO ae SR ee ary oe aes AL as . ae BE Ee | . yo ee, Bufiles contain no identifiable ‘references to . _ correspondent or the individuals mentioned oy hia, except Tobéson. ote Paul Robe: son: is on 2 the Security Index of your co ose office. .(000-12304) 5 so we You 2 ‘are aware of the identity of the publications aos "The: Ration!’ "The New Republic," and “The Reporter," The : et following itens of literature were sent to the correspondent.” . . el EE ; ae oa ce eR EE cass a FO RAS o tte pel edb aun Te ce gD ee ane laen lewee wa hee ge ee iF so ars aati yg Pa. oa fos, Re . _ a i. Director‘ ‘s statement re Internal Security 4-17- 61 pee 2, "The Communist Party Line" ve eet ct Be “What You | Can Do To Fight. Communi sm | and Preserve NOTE 2 ON YELLOW: Ch or ee ae “The Nation". tas not bees, ‘investigated. by the” Bureau “but in the past has’ carried articles extremely critical of ‘fhe: FBI. (61-901) "The New Republic" is self-described as an’... “outstanding liberal magazine belonging to no- party.” This :* publication has been on the Bureau's "Do Not Contact List".< ’ since 1950 hecauge a former editor accused FBI Agents of acking eww ee ee eS ee SSS Eee Se eet 274 oe individuals whether or not they read "The New Republic. ee, “The Reporter" has been characterized as a "Jiberal" fort-.: "nightly magazine. .In the past. it pas ‘publis' ed” articles criti ‘e the Bureau. Q00- 3 54570) BEM Bea og BS Sram ee ‘wa he