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PH 172-12 on 2/11/68. , This alleged injury got much publicity on 2/10 and 1i/68.,/Or 2/i1/68 in Miami, CHAMBERLAIN brought REsnIcK and JotrouIs' (former boxing champ and now an employee of Caesar's Palace) into the "76"er's" locker room there to the press box, where they were furnished accommodations at CHAMBERLAIN'S request. KISEDA said that following the arrival of RESNICK in Miami, CHAMBERLAIN did not complain of his knee and in fact played the than 20 points in a game in which the'"76 ers" were the under dog (due to CHAMBERLAIN'S alleged injury). KISEDA stated on 2/14/68 and again on 4/26/68 that he has absolutely no evidence of wrong-doing on the part~of CHAMBERLAIN and/or' RESNICK in regard to point spread or regulating the games, however,~the turn of events does look suspieious. Numerous Philadelphia sources of information. were contacted with negative results concerning possible gambling activities of CHAMBERLAIN. On 3/11/68 PCI advised that he had once heard that wIIT CHAMBERLAIN placed bets/ through an unknown girl with a local bookie b2 b6 b7C By letter dated 4/4/68. the New York Office b7D advised that on 3/12/68 said he heard that ASH RESNICK and JOE IOUIS were in New York 2/10 to 12/68. On 3/12/68 advised that CHAMBERLAIN and second member of the 76 ers" described as Spent considerable time with RESNICK at 'Caesar's Palace. Las Vegas letter to Director reflects REsnICK is subject of AR investigation by that office. In the. absence of an allegation or any evidence' of sports bribery,' all information was furnished Las Vegas by letter dated 4/3o/68, at which time the case was closed. administratively. -2