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toed TF commas sme a. 1 -? M4 A UNITED STATES COVERS I ‘’ Memorandum, / TO : Mr. Betmoat(1A pare: April 10, 1964 ae | Tou 0 been fol Gandy wa VEL PLANS OF. THE... \ oe ATTORNEY GENERAL | >) Previo ous memorea wanda haga ont farth inf fawmatinas ar SAD SEALE SLL fU Oe 2474 VL ME LMS indicating the Ato orney General is to participate in the memorial | services for the late General MacArthur in Norfolk on April 1, 1964, Attorney General, has advised that the Attorney General is to officially participate in the services and is to travel to Norfolk, . Virginia, leaving Washington, on an Air Force Jet plane at approximately 8:15 a.m., on April ll, 1964. Mr. Reis asked that they be furnished with any additional information coming to o our attention which would be of interest in connection with the ‘ Attorney General's trip. Of course, this willbe done. The mw . Department has been advised by memoranda concerning infor- “mation received from the Norfolk Police Department indicating a possible threat to the Attorney General on the part of a disgruntle a iéie ane tn Beef Th. an Adaine bone ane Manns? bee han ol CILIZEN Lil NOTIOI, i addition, the Attorney Waeneldal Uds VEC er aN Mr. Harold Reis, Executive Assistant to the > \e _-,) advised of anonymous calls to the "Washington Daily News” yt) ‘| the Norfolk Police Department indicating one allegedly has threatened to bomb the memorial services in yt M “ Norfolk, The Norfolk Office is aware of this information and | “*® it has been disseminated to local authorities as well as military “ \ and Secret Service. ee RA eee yo ght Flat #£.. a eee a4L. Ass Orn Pee With further reference to the Attorn neral’s travel plans, Mr. Edwin Guthman has advised that. the Attorney General will visit Canada on April 14, 1964, * Attorney General \ 1 - Mr, DeLoach REC- 117 - Mr. Rosen ~ @5 APR 14 1964 i-Mr. D. J. Brennan “OT — _1-Mr, McGowan b Pt 72 APR Giigbe