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* - . - oeTlonar FORM HO. 10 a 9010-106 S| AT 1001 EoITIGR : yy, ha GEh. MO. HO. 77 yr | UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT 1- Mr. Callahan “AagoeBi 1-Mr. Adams Der, AD Wh Memorandum 1 Mr. Adams ee TO : Mr. J. B. aaa” DATE: 8/19/75 Ext. Affsirs 1- Mr. Gallagher l- Mr. Cleveland From : P, L. Mack (a l- Mr. Mack 7) — F sumccr Lopaeprrmous ENTRIES TINE tonal Gon OP Feiephane Km. = Director Sec'y On 8/19/75, Stanley Pottinger, Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Division, telephonically advised Inspector Paul L. Mack that Nes has been designated by the Attorney General to look into our M e urreptitious entry program, He wanted to alert the FBI that he is equesting certain material needed to adequately conduct his inquiry. stated a letter would be forthcoming outlining in detail his request but essentially it is as follows: dae U 1) List of surreptitious entries including date of entry for each entry from 1/1/66 to the present. ve 2) Location and nature of premises entered. 3) Identities of persons occupying the premises entered. 4) The identity of any o tion that w. tar Yo sie ny) TM MARY OY EER ED TR ag A ) The specific purpose of the entrprl4>¢¢—,; ) The nature and identity of information obtained. 7) Identity of any other organizations of government (local or Federal) which prompted or participated in the entry, _ 8) Identity of all FBI personnel involved in the entry as well as ali personnel who approved the entry. 9 AUG 29 1975 9) Identity of the files that relate to the entry. a Et Seeenees In addition, he requested copies of memoranda of former Director J. Edgar Hoover prepared in 1966 and 1967 in which he termina ted surreptitious entries. He also requested a copy of memorandum recor the fact that former Attorney General Herbert Brownell been briefed “ in 1954 regarding surreptitious entries. Lee wee ( ae 3) 6 AAG Pottinger requested that the necessary data promptly compiled and be made available to him by Friday, 8/22/ oe ape PLM:mah 7 : reer: cnt ia ITS 3-9 ya “ _ id oerteok ax Woh ®™ eS ra I