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Ayr ee ede, ® a OnE) . ew ESE): ee . ang | fie iene a af Mr. Detasel, ) i fee . bel he i i —- . ‘ se . aay ici nme . ae ee « 3 - Sin, Cal. cnn ar § 1/33/56. vi y Mr. Conrad ¢ . ee iA Myr. Fs a tee VA Mx. Cale. oS La 7 . 4” x fa Sullvan. re oa ont f . » MR, TOLSON; 52 a, no OM OWE 7 : RE; SUNATOR TOTARD V. LONG Tele, Room 9° ; 7 Eccuseumittss oa Adn:.. istrative Hise Holoiee_—— Jeacsiee tnd Procedure fea Gandy 5 .- j eo Wa 0G ealled at 5:40 p.m., today. He stated he wanted to c.cvice the FBI as to the results. of his ‘Gecting with « Senator Long <2 11 a.u. this morning. o rie Tae .G indicated that Senator Long had told hin it was nis 3 srescat disrosition and intention not to involve the FSI in any a gona waatsocver in hearangs on 2/2 and 3/66 in San Francisco. Tie LG rencarked thet this was S most encouraging. Tazo iG stated he showed ‘Senator Long the names and background o2 La Cosa Nostra hoodlums for whom tac 2BI had leased. line microphones in San Francisco. He stated that Senator Long arreed that ali were ton hoodlums and ne ceded watchins. ; Senator Long rezortedly asked the AG if he would show Bornerd Tensterwaid, his chief counsel, the mecorandum concerning’ the San Prencivcs nay hoociurs. Tae re stated to refused to take '---ch action, cmitor Long wanted to krow way te vould not do this. \T ne 4G sllegedly told So enator Lonz that Fenste:wald talked too muck ito the press and was a "leak" to certain reporters in Washingtor. a “The Lc elcoimed that he at this point told Senator Long one of the problers of the subcommittee would bs the trenendous ure that was going to be built up to kcld heariags concerning TBI. Senator Leng allegedly told the £G that this may be ns_asd he "n.cdee a way out,” The 4G incicated he suggested {Y/Y vie enztos <hat the hearings be soon cencludec, and wast a state= Loat be mace indicating that Senator Long's subcommittee had made a study of the suplenentation of the President 's reccat instructions sreubibittdug inciscrizinate wire tapping ead usage of microphones, fan : ty a r 4 Sa. OG sated he alsosuzgested to Senzator Long that eavesdropping _t Zeon o1evio2 be considered by the subcoumittee. The AG indicated that | if Ecaatoxr Long mace no comment as to what action would be taken. oF The 1G statea that Senator ! Long asxed him if FBI ectin . i fi: moites in the leased 1 se-microphone field were really necesse= l& Pee 2G ovated 22 told Scuator anes 7 « Hoover apparently a 6 a : - CdBST ~ fia ; 3°. CUD:CSH (7) eters cdots - OVER ees 7 coe 2s. leLosek,t:,lobr, ' ° ar if liv,xosen, ky cullivany» FES a. 1826 ee ee . qb lr Gaile, fir. Wick (TTS Fee UA S66 soa oy os mahal . _ = 66 FEB 17 1966 r 3S . es Bi a Ss