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r verre icnrmahenleiiemnrenraias Indah ieS., 4 \UNITED. STATES GOV) Memorana. | - : TO Do “Mr. all pare: 6/20/62 we talire | lo LY parce a sunyect: ‘Wain OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL AeBpenr F. OKEWN cey. The SAC at Oklahoma City was telephonically contdcted with-: By reference to his airtel of June 18, 1962. He was informed that Bureau: 7 de nte.abinns annanwntiag tha wi a4é¢ a thea AHanwnear fiansesn? wanes adits ined MIDLULLIVILS UVES MA LU VAL) VA LM ZAM Ey WSICMCLGs WLU WLU | sSeactne 1962, and the only thing that the SAC was to do was to keep the Bureau advised of any information which he received concerning | the proposed visit of the Attorney General. 5 - He was further informed that on the basis of his airtel tt appeared that he was personally taking over arrangements and acting as an “errand boy" for the United States Attorney (USA). SAC Teague said that this was mamta inte mné dee het he arerld ondarotanda feam thea langwuaga that ha naad in Neth ADELA AAS GO BPM 2D A AS Us A dk LE A A A ke SER his airtel where this impression might be created. Yeague said that USA had asked him for some guidance in setting up a dinner for the Att®rney General, The USA did not have available any facilities in the downtown area 4{which would be suitable for this. Teague said the only thing he did was to. tell the USA that he, Teague, was a member of the Beacon Club (a private dining club) and he told the United States Attorney that he should feel-free to use his membership there if the USA wanted to use the facilities ot the eluih Teague e empha sized that arrangements for the hotel rnom were atrictliv . ae BU eo awrey being handled by the USA and he did not mean to imply that the SAC was involved in any way. The SAC said he was told by the USA that in a telephone conversa - tion the USA had been informed by the Department that the Attorney General [ws undoubtedly ask the FBI to meet him at the airport. The SAC said what he told the USA was that if this was so, he certainly wanted to cooperate. As a matter of fact, while the Attorney Genera! has had tentative travel plans he is constantly changing his mind. This is true here as th Attorney General first said he was going to Detroit, then he said he n't going to and he has now reverted back to including Detroit in the trip/ Today I received the attached schedule from the Attorney General. He has mies a this is final, although it is noted this is only Wednesday pan Siais i IC begin until Monday morning. TT—- S13 77- o- At . gH me I wo? Encl = “Ses seen EN i ne <a cB yar amet “SUN ea | (4) ty — Wet am