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Talson Belmoo! Casper Callahan creas Fa 1 - ‘Mir. Mohr 1 - Mr. DeLoach 1- Mr. Belmont 1 ~ Mr. Rosen September 18, 1964 BY COURIER SERVICE 1 - Mr. 1 - Mr, Honorable Walter W. Jenkins Special Assistant to the President The White House Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. Jenkins: Reference is e to my letter dated August 14, 1964, concerning James EarkChaney, Bichael H ays “Schwerner and Andre¥Goodman, | the three civil rights workers who were murdered in Mississippi. In that letter, you were advised that we had developed extensive information concerning possible violations of Civil Rights Statutes in the area, which information had been discussed with representatives of the Department of Justice concerning the desirability of presenting such possible elvil righte violations to et eee eg —ee OS eee re 7 a Federal Grand Jury. In this connection, pertinent information developed will be presented te a Federal Olrand Tors at Rilori Biissiesipni, Pe PS’ VU Mee We eS US ee ey a ee er eer er age, commencing Beptember 21, 1964. Federal Judge Sidney ro "Vase will preside. This Grand Jury was arranged by Chief Federal _ Judge William Harold Cox, Southern District of Mississippi, aatne bn hha dnnaethingn fenm Hite aranteo ome waraton ahroad petva Ar CG VO SS VL MV FO es ive Wee The wealth of information concerning numerous possible violations of Civil Rights Statutes as reflected in our extensive reports covering appr tely 3278 pages will be presented for the Grand Jury's — -— ff SB. _._ af _ a consideration. ae V, "ez ep 8 on - ei Zo =H/% a C100 l ws Fes wai noow C] recerype unt L_] —n 1 nn mein er on Ee AA Pt eto ee WOON ONIGV AS ted 4H — nF HE ET E gl 3S