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, UNITED STATES G( mye _ ji ES 5+ Memorandtin 7 . [ree = i aro . Gevosct. ns ; é . 1 To : Mr. Belmpnt £ paTE: March 12, 1 63 Lee —— - ra Barn FROM : C. A. Evans') //| 7 i ’ ; Tele Room co . ra ; SUBJECT: TRAVEL OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL Ai fort oat oll a ; ; F alle The Attorney General mentioned that it would be mot helpful if the Bureau automobile used to transport him in New York City were equipped with a commercial radio so that he could listen to the current news »roadcasts. The New York Office has usually assigned a Special igent from the criminal squad to meet the Attorney General, as these Agents ire most familiar with the city, the location of the U. S. Attorney's Offi:e, the Police Department, etc. To insure that the automobile used is alway : clean and properly representative of our equipment, it has been the prac‘ice to use the car regularly -assigned to the Assistant Special Agent in Char:.? of the Criminal Division of the New-¥ork-Offica~«~ =. - ev ae —_—we wr ~ Lghecked with New York and ascertained that the on y regular ] Bureau automobile now equipped witha commercial radio is th > one assigned to the Special Agent in Charge. _ ACTION TO BE TAKEN: While the New York Office can of course use the au »mobile assigned to the Special Agent in Charge, when meeting the Ati: rney General, | there will be times when this automobile will not be available. Accordingly, it is felt that for the minimum expense involved, the New Yor’ Office should be instructed to equip a second automobile with a commercia: vadio. If approved, the New York Office will be so advised. a Lf 1 - Mr. Mohr - 1-Mr. DeLoach 1-Mr. Callahan | 1H Se { d] - Mr. Conrad giv rane’ an? ; aw wt “ , eg MAR TO ee