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AD Adm. oie en male ats Dep. AD inv. — Te a ee | bee: Sd ea aed atte ene New York M: conan pen Pe ee A it pay Lag En $/On: Wi 1 winetap.| Asst. Dir: _ ae ‘Serv. —— ay Face m r oe Cia | Inv. fer Fin. & Pork. 2 malt) i a ae “_- Ident. - Intell. He ee : . “Legal Cpun.— ” Plon, & Insp. —— Quetions. [ _ “RYN NICHOLAS M. HORROCK.:. . a. we I Rec, Mgnt. ——— oa . . Spee. inv. Special io The New Yorks vimed - eget? i r WASHINGTON oct. * 3—-Government ; prosecutors’ are contemplating recalling. the chief of the big New York office of . the ‘Fedcral Bureau of Investigation *te- Tech. Servs. —— Training . 4 Public Affs. Off. fore a grand jury in an effort to straights — is en out contradictary Lestimdny about! ant ; Telephone Rm, a illegal electronic surveillance ire Staten Director’s Secty.. Island, sources familiar with fhe case said. &{. a K today. _ ons F a's This is the first indication of activity : a ‘in a case that has seemed frozen in bu-: [. - a _f reaucratic limbo since last spring. The § f - 3 Department of Justice has been investi- -Eg¢ 0-0 : ating alleged abuses by the F.BI for —-4<t% % more than 16 months under two Adminis- ©, E frations, but cniy one indictment has) #:--? Oe cen hrought and enly one potential sus- f°” Y pect cleared by an official statement. : . - ; Department sources said there had been. § 4 ‘growing pressure to make a decimioram {- Y the F.BE cases before Judge Frank. M. 7 on Johnson Jr, President Carter's nominee k 7 7 to head the bureau, takes office. Judge f°: ; a Johnson's confirmation ‘hearings before cic anne cat ; 5 the Senate Judiciary Committee are. to , The New Yark Times af ‘ begin a week from today, a White House: J: Wallace LaPrade . 4 i source said. ' oT re a th 2 According to well-informed sources, the er, Arbor Gray and James Ingram, all if a second prand jucy appearac efor J, Wal- of whom had cerved in FBI internal i lace LaPrade, an assistant director of the | security work. ? ; F.BI, might give him an opportunity to! The recommendation to prosecute Mr. = resolve contradictions between his testi- LaPrade, key sources said, was based on é mony and that of other bureau men on contradictions between his testimany and , f & Wiretapping stakeout in an antiwar; that of other F.B.L. agents about an elec- £ radical case several years ago: tronic surveillance in the bureau's effort . id A Chance to Query Him =. - | t@, catch Cameron Bishop, an antiwar] The Washington Post... ; ,, | radical wanted in the early 1970's in con- Washington Star-News 02. But another source said that it would | nection with several bombings. | oo $ also provide the Govern ment with Several agents and officials were ques- Daity News (New York). . chance to ask Mr. LaPrade whether he] tignod by a Federal grand jury sitting | "The New York Times th om had had a role in-a series of previously in the Southera District of New eet e . undisclosed burglaries, |about who was in a panel truck parked | The Wall Street Journal _._-_____3 On May 10, The New York Times quot-* on a stakeout of an unauthorized wire- The National Observer... oY ed Government sources wha said that the tapping o fa (telephone that the agents les Times of frosecutors had recommended to Attor-( believed Mr. Bishop would use. The Los Angeles Times ..---—.—- Fi ney General Griffin B. Bell that Mr. La-{ Mr. LaPrade reportedly said he was 9 1-7 Sn? Prade be prosecuted. The prosecutors.} not in the truck. Other agents “said he: a from the civil rights division, which has | was.. es or,” £7 V7 . handled the case, said they - ‘had: also A source ‘said ‘that Mr. LaPrade wouldl: Date oo t t found evidence that could watrant prose- | have 4a opportunity to “clear up” this: d ution of John F.Morley, Aidrew Jy Deck- _ contradiction before _ a, grand | jury here; : ;