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Memorandum to Mr. T, W, Leavitt Re: Surreptitious Entries 66-8160 2. Memorandum Mr, W. R, Wannali to Mr, J. B, Adams, "Unconsented Warrantiess Physical Entries Conducted by the FBI," dated 8/26/75, 3. Enclosure to memorandum #2, above, entitled “Presidential Authority to Authorize Unusuai Investigative Techniques in Foreign Intelligence Investigations," date unknown. (This enclosure, according to records in 66-8160, was furnished on 6/30/75 to the Attorney General, and on 8/26/75 to Jack Fuller, Special Assistant to the Attorney General,) 4. Memorandum of the Attorney General to Director, FBI, "Surreptitious Entries," dated 10/24/75, 5. FBI memorandum to The Attorney General, "Surreptitious Entries," dated 10/31/75. (Memorandum furnished previously.) Items 1, 4, and 5 are exchanges of communications between the Bureau and Department in connection with the latter's inquiry into the surreptitious entry question, They are not available to Mr, Gardner and he has requested a copy of each, Item 2 has not been furnished previously; however, its enclosure, item 3, has, Finally, Mr, Gardner has asked for access review of the O& C files, It is his intention to satisfy the Civil Rights Division's inquiry that whatever information contained in those files, pertaining to surreptitious entry, is reviewed, He was advised that to the writer's knowledge, only one docu- ment ("Black Bag Jobs," Sullivan to DeLoach memorandum of Tn le 10 106441 tein thea O 8 fF F41ee whienh wealeteae tn antriszcs wusly iy Lowe 7 aie LA aw Ww SH |] £ SES WER OO Ee Oe ey GH ATs Mr, Gardner indicated a review of the files’ index may suffice for purposes of his review, On 4/5/76, subsequent to his oral request of 3/25/76, Mr. Gardner furnished his written request for the material outlined above (copy of request attached),