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—-w=s wee - VSP Pa ce — Dep-A. Dein —- ; _ FB!) Date: 5/31/74 {Type in plaintext or code} Entgll. -—... , ratory .- — AIR MAIL & Eval — B inv, ——— Training ae ae “Lapa Coon T= Telephone Km —. Director See — TO: DIRECTOR, FBI | | , / , : 4 ATTENTION: EXTERNAL AFFAIRS DIVISION K . i) 4 Pe BALLS SF el ee a ree ott Transmit thegollowing in Via {Priority} j FROM: 4 SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (7-855) SUBJECT: HEARNAP va hae NA ay On 5/29/74, MARILYN BAKER, Newscaster for KQED-TV, Channel 9 (public subscription station), was talking to Supervisor ane -: the San Francisco Office. At that time she advised nim that she was going to be on the cover of TV Guide for 6/8-14/74. She told that she was a little concérned that SAC BATES might be upset by the article about { her. She told that the article was written by TV Guide newsmen and that she di see the finished product until } after it was printed. inguired as to why she was concerned and she gave h a copy of the TV Guide and the article about her. The headline quote on the article is _"I Wish We Had That Broad's Connections,” CHARLES BATES, + FBI Agent. At the end of the article it says in a newspaper _ interview SAC BATES paid MARILYN BAKER the ultimate tribute, ; "J wish to God we had that broad's connections." BAKER told that she had never heard these quotes from me. She 7 $ald she was going to be out of town but did leave the copy ,, , _ of the article. }- Dy MAS . This article is mainly sthbge about how BAKER solved the entire HEARST case ahead of law enforcement. Because of the references in the article to the San Francisco Police Department, this matter was checked with iy uel He confirmed that a bomb report had been received n 74, that the bomb squad searched KQED and BAKER's ans car but found no fbomb. " €@ncr. ORURE 2- ‘Bureau {Encl. } - San Francisco cwB/cmp Qe — ne Sent 5 Api reves VISTA” Special Agent in Charge 5S Special Agent in Charge ane eee 7 “482