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CV 80-23 We have forwarded the clippings to the Bureau on this matter. No complaint has been received, although some time in the future, when the county prosecutor has definitely come to his conclusion, we may well receive a formal complaint from the NAACP - Clippings are attache for ready reference. ited Mr. McCurdy algo mentioned to me that the Attorney General had asked him several questions concerning CYRUS EATON and his place in Cleveland affairs. McCurdy said he told him he knew little about CYRUS EATON other than what he read in the newspapers. It is noted in connection with the EATONS that a group of pickets mobilized largely through the efforts of Mrs. ANNE EATON, wife of CYRUS EATON, had picketed the Carter Hotel, Cleveland, at the time of the Attorney General's arrival on December 3, 1961. Details concerning the picketing have been previously ur ad to the Burea separate airtel captioned to which was attached a b Ce ette m captioned "Picketing of Attorney 7 General EKobert F. nnedy, Cleveland, Ohio, December 3, 1961" dated 12/7/61) On December 4, 1961, while the Attorney General [lwas awaiting his a he local Cleveland airport, /4.~ he asked eee the turnover rate is ~““/— for Special - SA Harvey told him that he didn't know exactly, but that it was less than one per cent er month, pointing out we had a very low rate of turnover Nee ng Special Agent personnel. i “ - / > —_— col ™ ER TI TE ORT a SP PL Tad Sr pt ee re wr