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PAGE FOUR SE r * " "al 7 THE BUREAU, AND THE DEPARTMENT RECOGNIZE THAT IN MANY INSTANCES INFORMATION REQUESTED REGARDING SURREPTITIOUS ENTRIES MAY NOT BE LOCATED IN FIELD OFFICE FILES. THE DEPARTMENT HAS INDICATED THAT A REASONABLE EFFORT SHOULD BE MADE TO IDENTIFY THE INFORMATION IT HAS REQUESTED, AND rox noc. b foul MIND THE PROBABILITY THAT THE DEPARTMENT MAY WISH TO REVIEW PERTINENT FILES AND CONDUCT SELECTED INTERVIEWS OF PERSONNEL INVOLVED. NEW YORK SHOULD FURNISH AVAILABLE INFORMATION ABOUT THE ENTRIES IN EACH OF THE NINE CATEGORIES MENTIONED. IN VIEW OF A DEPARTMENTAL REQUEST THAT THE REQUESTED INFORMATION BE FURNISHED AT THE EARLIEST POSSIBLE DATE, NEW YORK IS REQUESTED TO GIVE THIS MATTER PREFERRED ATTENTION. SUTEL RESULTS INTD, ATTENTION: IS-3 SECTION. Classified **~3 T" since unauthorized disclosure would jeopardize sensitive methods. Reference 8/19/75, . memorandum of J. Stanley Pottinger, Civil Rights Division, Department of Justice, to Director, entitled "Surreptitious Entries.” Mr. Pottinger requested nine cat information about each surreptitious entry} FBI since 1/1/66. Recent General Accounti audit of the Internal Security nade has disclosed certain entries cond /1/66. New York is being requested to make an effo identify those entries of interest to the Department, and furnish information in the categories requested. SE T /