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Dae te tag . Oy | ® a ‘ Y 1) Mr. Belmont 4 'y oo “Wel; be aT vi; % a e i Eh AON NES oot Es t rf, we = Wnile in Los Angeles the AG conferred with Jerry Wald about the production of the motion picture predicated on the AG‘s book. There seems to be some question in the AG's mind as to hether this picture should be produced until after prosecutions which James Hoffa is involved are completed. - "hoe wie Tne meeting held in Oklaho y attendgd by the = USA there, as well as USAs from the othér two judicial districts ae, in Oklahoma, and the two districts in Arkansas. Actually, the USA ke in Oklahoma City:is not a forceful individual; his presentation of the work in the area was most inadequate when compared with the detailed presentation by SAC Teague. None of the other investigative agencies had anything material to contribute, and the AG's understandin; of crime conditions in that area was predicated soldy on the FBI presentation. The meeting in Nashville, Tennessee on Friday, 6/29, was also attended by the USAs from the five surrounding judicial districts (two in Tennessee, two in Kentycky, and one in northern || Mississippi). The big problem in this area is, of course, rather extensive gambling activities, and the corruption oi severai {| major law enforcement organizations. The AG cut this meeting short in order to spend some time in the late afternoon with the publisher and editor of the Tennesseean (it is noted that John Siegenthaler, formerly the AG's Administrative Assistant, is now tne editor of this paper). These discussions related to the whole spectrum of national affairs, with particular comment on the Foreign Trade Bill which had just passed the House of Representatives. They also touched upon the activities of mutual acquaintances. {was nothing that reiated to the FBI. There