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Memorandum to Mr, Tolson from L. B. Nichols RE: SENATOR ALBERT GORE ; “| OBSERVATIONS ! . It seems obvious that the bone of contention in Senator Gore's . vo When accusations lies in our presentment of the true facts in the Harry Dexter White matter. Nevertheless, if youa rove, DeLoach will call upon Senator Gore once again and discuss the ase with him and the extent we fur- nished information in this case inour summary. Our summary shows that we clearly advised the White House of the arrest records of both the father and mother, the source of those records and the disposition of the cases. We, therefore, hid nothing and furnished unbiased, factual information to the White House in this matter. The Senator will be advised accordingly. We must, of course, use utmost discretion in future contacts with Senator Gore 80 as not to give him an opportunity to make accusations against us in any matter. If you approve, the Washington Field Office willbe advised accordingly, cot There is attached for you information the results of a check of tee \our files regarding Senator Gore, $ «a ACTION ) {e: we As mentioned abo de » Tey Corte Jrikh tale te Some hing era / fee Toe Seton sro hele ys