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PH 62-NEW peer “igh? lod ee * ae AD Pee ies 9 o _ Miss ‘BUCK narkted ‘that she: ‘ooula not ‘understand how: oo ‘anfornation as set out in the memorandum, if it did originate ©. _ from the FBI, could get into the hands of ‘a news reporter. She:-- further could not understand how the FBI ¢ould possibly have -. a - geome in pessession of such information. “She was advised by the agents that the agents could neither confirm nor deny that the original information came from the FBI; Further, she was in- =. formed that whenever information comes to the attention of this bureau which is of interest to another agency, the information - ‘is immediately transmitted to the interested agency as a matter of policy. However, at no time do we designate information of - this type to any newspaper. She acknowledged that this seemed proper to her and she could not expect the FBI to ignore infor- - mation which could be of interest to’ other investigative agencies. , Her primary concern was that a reporter was in possession of . confidential information Which allegedly came ‘from the BI. >. PAUL ‘HAYES, Editor ‘of the Philadelphia Inquirer, was contacted by SAC JOE D, JAMIESON, who assured the SAC that the information did not originate from an employee of the information was furnished to the Inquirer by Do i “above information 4s being : ‘furnished the ‘Bureau tor “Anfommation purposes.