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§ > ea A £7 3 92 1 LA 165-1316 On April 3, 1968, the facts of this case were discussed with Assistant U, S, Attorney DAVID R, NISSEN, /4 C//'Chief, Special Prosecutions Unit. U- s. AttnrnPvTs office / *1 Los Angeles, California, by SA Mr. NISSEN advised that inasmuc as one of the subjects of this investigation is under indictment resulting from the Federal Grand Jury inquiry into gambling at the Friars Club and since other persons are scheduled for witnesses in the Friars Club trial scheduled for June 1955, he would defer prosecutive opinion. He stated it would be an advantage to wait until the Friars Club trial was completed since possible new evidence would be uncovered which could be used to supplement the evidence already obtained in the Trinidad matter.