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wt STANDARD FORM NO. 64 Office Memorandum * AINITED STATES GOVERNMENT a _ Tol SA Ladd TO; Mr. Tolson ( DATE: March 23, 1954 niaate ‘ ; £ . Belmont. . Glen FROM + = LL. B. Nichols . nyt a Al eye — = y wranMst et caves eo 7 eae BE Oe 8 OES ~ ’ = 3 vet Litreet: ‘ ¢ wee ° ; rs ‘ SUBJECT: ALBERT W. GORE Al : ue wee BRI GEES ey Tete. Roe PORER HS gablaosl i SENATOR. (D., TENN, ) Mrhinped we WF S, Wace Gane 527 €30 while talking to DeLoach, hurled numerous unfounded and ridiculous charges against the FBI, The Senator's erroneous accusations mostly consisted of accusing the FBI of "smearing innocent people," utilizing "guilt by association" tactics in our investigations, and the fact that we did not evaluate our raw material before dissemination. The fallaciousness and utter absurdity of his arguments were, of course, pointed out to him immediately. The Senator had no factual basis upon which to substantiate his charges, At the close of the interview, Senator Gore claimed friendship with SAC Alden of Baltimore, Specifically stating he had’attended law school with Alden at Vanderbilt University, which is located in Nashville, Tennessee, While discussing other matters with Alden, the above incident was mentioned to him. He cate orically denied Gore's claims, In accordance with the Director's instructions, there is attached a letter to the Memphis Division with copies. for the Washington Field Office, Knoxville and Baltimore Divisions. These offices are being alerted to Gore's 43 attitude. Senator Gore's name is being placed on the list of people notto be Yo I|contactea at any time, el RECOMMENDATION: RECORDED. ry GS: FASO - /2 | That the attached letter be formar ed, AttachmenthQee2- S- 2S / a / | 4 SO OMAP TOA FINO TIT MTN ya tT mb nn “4 “9 " _4