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The Attorney General NM | Director, FBI” ae Le Mr. dd 77- 3b 7 ,_(pse OnE | . | FRED B, BLACK, JR. . - 1 ~Mr, McAndrews ANTI-RACKETEERING | 1 ~ Mr, Flyon —_ x ‘This will acknowledge your memorandum of May 21 1966, wherein you forwarded a revised memorandum to be filed with the , Supreme Court on the afternoon of May 23, 1966, ° \ igi < 6 ae yo : y . oe os TR am . ¥ -_ fo ‘egy ~ yaa an pe “ " 2 es ofa sore I : wey f° In my letter dated May 12, 1966, to Assistant Attorney Pi QO: General Rogovin, Tax Division, my views concerning the best method i a of Handling this matter were set forth in detail. I believe these recom". a ~ yi mendations are still valid. : iO. “i <= With reference to the revised memorandum, I note thatasa \ Lie i. Fresult(of our conversation of May 20, 1966, certain undesirable featur , <, in the original memorandum have been eliminated from the new draft. i ‘ tr While. I have found no basic inaccuracy in the revised memorandum, I + sy - > gtill question the necessity of spelling out in the revised memorandum -) oo such detailed information concerning our confidential coverage. The“ - | - Crinvinal Division, conscious of the effect which such disclosure could _ 7 Te -have'on the civil suit in Las Vegas and the pending criminal action ~ * — _ against Robert G, Baker, has during the recent past successfully’., °< — : smanaged to keep such details out of the public record and has concentrated Be "on handling these situations ia in camera sessions with trial judges. It 2 “appears that the proposed memorandum by the Tax Division will certainly, zndo:that which has been accomplished by the Criminal! Division in this $ ORGINAL Huey ay 08 = _ i vats am Len re a bien Oe ‘ . ae . ial baat een aii tien: {i ear Te ting i Ae eo Ret ae et ia) ie Mor ybotbea gy oy cara rs Pte " \ as eS oo oer he! ; regard, "5 ‘Tf, on a the other hand, it is your decision to proceed with the: we es ie TP, ‘filing of this detailed memorandum, I believe that the memorandum _.. i o hould clearly ‘indicate that the alleged conversations between Black a J\/.and his attorneys were few in number and had no bearing on the violation —a law for which Black was tried and convicted. Meee CET att ‘che rT iit r, ak id . (ey —— e eo " mare ae