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“employees and that she is well known to that agency a ie WELL 'a “pr ly demonstrated propensity to inter- le‘ fact with fiction--1t jis recommended that no “in- igation of the allegations set forth in instant “LHM 2: be inatituted.by the Bureau, No further action is being ji: taken: bythe: Burfalo Office, .UACB.: However,’ any: further? by: Miss CALDWELL relative to,this matter éd. to the Bureau for: further: evaluation viously made ‘allegations of misconduct on the part o -may be, also; that the identity of the retired ‘IRS; émployee who allegedly ‘corresponded with Miss CALDWELL, may be: known & to IRS'as Av result of his allegedly having previously con-~: sulted members’ of Congress regarding acts of misconduct by-a:73 IRS. employeed,.. It 18 suggested, therefore, that the Bureau’. ‘may desire:+5 disseminated a copy of instant: LHM :to*the* Intelligenca Division of thé Treasury Department at Wash- . ington, D.C,, and request any relative data concerning this matter in the possession of that agencys The data furnished by Miss CALDWELL alleging yee “the possibility of the use of biological weapons by.Russian: “‘setentists: against the West 4s not being classified because: ‘like the information concerning misconduct by IRS employees, ‘At “1dnon-specific, is based'on information received by he woes anonymously from a source of ‘unknown reliabliity, and‘is: further basedon present conjecture by Miss CALDWELL tha i her husband may be the victim of auch a biological weapon whereas previously she had attributed her husbandts” loss ..” of health to other circumstances, these other. circumstame being of. questionable validity. - . The Special ent, who telephonically con 36/68 | in i