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Surreptitious Entries Black Bag Jobs — Part 06
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Memorandum C. D. Brennan to Mr..
Sullivar
RE: - ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCES
66-8160
In a memorandum dated January 13, 1966, Attorney General.
Katzenbach referred to the relationship between former Attorney
General Kennedy and the FBI in regard to the use of microphone
surveillances in the investigation of organized crime.
Mr. Katzenbach stated that Mr. Kennedy had informed him that he.
was unaware that the FBI used microphone surveillances against
the actions of the FBi in this area were in any event justified on
the basis of understandings between the Bureau and prior (pre-l961).
Attorneys General. I am prepared to stand behind those actions.".
Policy Under Ramsey Clark.
At the time Clark became Acting Attorney General on
October 3, l966, the Bureau was operating only one micronhone
veillance. This was at the request of the.
Mnd under the written approval of the Attorney General..
s
OBSERVATIONS:
A review of policy concerning wiretaps and microphone
surveillances discloses that the Director's policyhas always.
been on firm and sound basis. He has continually publicly
.limited and tightly restricted. He has always acted under
the rules set down by respective Presidents and Attorneys.
General.
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