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The Attorney General // Director, FBI Au - NE¥ 8) EFE" ARTICLE 1875, /WBI's BLACK BAG BOYS” o INFORMATION MEMORANDUM nvurrepy i4y'ous Entr es cX-101 ee? An article appear iag in “Newsweek" July 28, 1975, alluded to @ number of surreptitiogs estries engaged in by the PEI from the 1040's until 1966. While general in mature, “this article r referred to several specific cases involving oor investigations ta both the security and organized crime fields. The writer related a set of facts concerning entry made in an attorney's office at which time Agents suppose ‘tly left oe behind certain evidence which identified the persons making entry as oir being with the FBL & ts felt that the situation referred to concerns our ea investigation of Alvin L Malnik, a Miami attorney. There is attached a _ ~ °. separate communication setting forth the complete facts relating to the ——~ ; ik situation. - 66-3 At one point in the article the writer mate hha Raz 6 Z y rot#ems encountered by the Agents while conducting sarreptitions entries 3 and referred to & situation in which entry was mace into "nod headquarters” im ee w-for the purpose of planting a microphone. Dwring this entry an Agent snipeegen “thrust his foot through the eedliag.” We are unable toflocate 2 ; record of such an occurrence taking place. ry \ LE-S Too — ; We are unable to locate axy record of a breasinginat a mob “ . office ia Brooklyn, New York, as stated in the article, — “Oc AD Ada. AUG 6 1675 soar AD Knowledgeable representatives ef the Sec igative ain, Division are aware of no surreptitions entries made eo Cone Sr — eriminal field other thas those conducted to install, cletront oo riaace.— equipment, which had been duly authorized, meA gF av wn ceteaigses (a)ENCLESURE, 66-7 ‘(be ) A ‘\ Gl ee SEENON ROR ATED 2" — a ink Pion. & Evel. — 1 - The Deputy Attorney General (rpr AS Pons yee sori ate a , (92 i nn a A i Ae a.