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Memo to M lkivan Re: Peter Charles Bleik; Douglas Charles Cormack; Ric erry Rupe; of the Antiriot Law prohibits interference with firemen or police during civil disorders. Mr. Morris stated a decision on such charges could not be made until the Internal Securit: Division consults with the Criminal Division which handles this violation. It was pointed out to Mr. Morris that local or sta authorities would probably initiate prosecutive action befor the investigation requested by him could be completed. Alth apparently sufficient evidence of sttcch Antiriot Law violatio is available, Mr. Morris advised that Assistant Attorney Gen J. Walter Yeagley, had been contacted and concurred with his recommendation to request additional investigation before an Federal prosecutive action is initiated. It is agreed that the investigation requested woul be important in the event of a trial, particularly with resp to.a sabotage violation ae: Bleik, but it appe that this request by the De e-steps an immediate decision on the Antiriot Law charges against seven subjects. Such a tactic is in keeping with foot dragging by the Intern Security Division. Attached is a letter to the Attorney General reque an immediate decision as to prosecutive action against those subjects in this case who may have violated the Antiriot Law statute, « RECOMMENDATION: That the attached letter to the Attorney General requesting an immediate decision as to prosecuting subjects for violation of the Antiriot Law be, approved. ae age a SES TSE aR EE, _ _—_— ~ aca al at Leer ee — cee Dee ce em ieee me kp Tempe a