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7 unre STATES covernnenr’® : ; ) 5 A Memorandum To : MR. BELMONT pate: 10/14/63 cc Mr. Belmont From : A. Rosen, a Mr. Rosen . Mr. Malley . Mr. McGowan SUBJECT: UNKNOWN SUBJECTS; BOMBING OF SIXTEENTH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Birmingham, Alabama, 9/15/63 BOMBING MATTERS On the basis of current information and developmen the Birmingham area, the present operation appears justified for thi pee following reasons: , 1. All personnel on assignment at the Birmingham office, whether special assignment or regularly assigned, including both Special ents and clerical employees, are productively assigned. ast 2. Extensive interviews have been conducted and are presently under’wa: This does not include special assignments, such as surveillances, et cetera, which are necessary because of developments during the day. 3. Administrative procedures in force are efficient and effective. 4. There is a positive control of manpower assigned to the investigatic 5. Developments during the day are coordinated intelligently. All personnel are kept aware of current progress. . a 6. Agents are alerted to important developments as they occur and before such material is reduced to writing. “ A 7. A nightly meeting, under the direction and supervision of SAC R. K. Moore, is most effective. Each agent reports in open.session the:naturé and extent of his daily activity. Information so developed is then subjected to questioning and evaluation by the othex. agents in attendance. A determination is then made as to whether further activity is warranted. Assignments are then made for all night covefage of suspects, points of interest, and possible disturbance areas. Assign- ments are also given to each agent for the following day. — 8. Conflicts and assignments are immediately resolved by the SAC. 3 9. Through a communications system directiy-tRSURKo the SAC, embrgency assignment of personnel is adequately arranged. aiid A no bi te BF Tg O YS . 3 OCT 18 1963 7 AR:CSH (5) RE Te co, Sa geen 7b 4 GSNOVG WOE en ce ge eynycy ps rece | an