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q Memorandum to Mr. Tolson from L. B. Nichols RE: SENATOR ALBERT GORE case. DeLoach 1d the Senator that Mr. Hoover made no evaluation of the top White case but to the contrary, did Congress and the public a great service by expressing true facts and correcting any distortions or mis- truths which had been cast against the FBI, Harry Dext ‘ver make him believe this, the Director's te stimony whic’ necessary for || Harry Dexter | | it clear that the FBI had called w manner in an Senator Gore said we could DeLoach asked him to point out any part of h would reflect that the FBI had evaluated the White case, Senator Gore stated he did not think it was him to take the time to do that, DeLoach indicated to Senator effort to be of service to him, fpppazentiy had very little facts to back up an: ithe FBI, Senator Gore calmed down conside had mentioned his feelings against the FBI t, and that he had no intention of making such inasmuch as he felt that it would endanger t He added that Gore that he wanted to make ipon him this morning in a courteous Furthermore, that the Senator 'y accusation he made against rably, and ti hen stated that he ‘© only one or two other people, feelings known to the general public he internal security of the country, he wanted to give his opinions and DeLoach's answers to those opinions serious thought and he sincerely hoped something could be done some day to stop innocent people from being smeared unjustly through the medium of FBI reports, DeLoach told him he was entitled to his opinions, but that his opinions evidently had no basis in fact. The Senator stated that he did not’ expect DeLoach to agree with him becau: se he knew where DeLoach got his bread and butter,~ The Senator was advised that DeLoach's employment with no difference in the argument; that the Senator would be straightened the FBI made out with the same set of facts if Mr, that an honest he refused to listen to reason and a: Hoover saw fit to fire DeLoach tomorrow; effort had been made to straighten the Senator out; that evidently matter further, that a young la a letter to the this was speci Senator Gore stated he would li: at one case he had in mind was a matter h 953 asa result of a request fro: dy had been employed by the White House, FBI commending the young lad: fically the matter he wanted to y's father, discuss init: ‘Pparently there was no need to discuss the ke to mention one other thing, le knew we had in- m the White House. He stated and that he had written DeLoach told him that ially; that we were aware