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4-572 (Rev, 7-18-63) . . ‘ortiqeias tous sto. 10 s010-106 . j sav toos tomon Gta Gin, ata, to. 27 ' UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum TO The Director DATE: 9), e3 FROM N. P. Callahan SUBJECT: The Congressional Record : Pages A6096 - A6097. Congressman Andrews, (D) Alabama, submitted for finciusion in the Record a recent statement made by Mr. William M. Spencer, of = iByrmingham, Alabama, entitled "Judgment Without Trial."" Mr. Spencer pointed out ‘x, {that in reporting the recent bombings in Birmingham all news media have so slanted their é 4 i i « {reports as to imply that they were perpetrated by white persons. He stated, "The most i Jeiferson County, and of the State of Alabama, have searched diligently and thoroughly for . evidence to identify the criminal or criminals, but to this date, there has been disclosed *° {to the public not one shred, not one scintilla, of evidence which would point an accusing ___.finger at any person. - - - - We deed it to be the duty of the President of the United States and of the Attorney General to make public a full report of all the facts found by the . investigators of the FBI of the bombings in Birmingham; that if no evidence has been found: _that the crime, or any of them, were perpetrated by a white person, or persons, such, iad should be clearly stated; that if no evidence has been found that the crimes, or any of fi ithem, were perpetrated by a citizen of Birmingham, white or black, or any other color, uch fact should be clearly stated," ) skilled investigators of the FBI, the law enforcement agencies of Birmingham, of In the original of a memorandum captioned and dated as above, the Congressional Record for¥4assd. ~ 2b-¢3 was reviewed and pertinent items were marked for the Directot’s attention. This form has been prepared in order that portions of a copy of the original memorandum may be clipped, mounted, and placed in appropriate Bureau case or subject matter files. (3)