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fib haat pe om ee OTR eee Cite Llano oF rere te ae en ek area taewenieeus, ava ale ¢ ~., % - 45 } Duis, ian is a telephone surveillance (tesur) on the residence of Stanley David Levison, Apartment 3-D, 585 West End 674 Avenue, New York City. It was authorized 5/28/65 and installed 6/15/65. There had been prior installations dating back to 1962, Examples of valuable intelligence derived through this tesur during the past 90 days are as follows: On 6/8/67, King was in contact with Levison concerning a statement supporting Israel signed by King which appeared in "The New York Times.“ King was afraid the statement contradicted his policy of nonviolence. Levison advised King to make future statements that would back the stand of the United Nations in this regard. Again on 6/12/67, King was in contact with Levison concerning the Supreme Court decision affirming his 1963 conviction. Levison advised King to make a statement condemning the Supreme Court decision. It was determined on 7/10/67 that Levison prepared a speech for King which King was to deliver to the National Conference for New Politics on 8/31/67 at Chicago, Illinois. The speech emphasized that he was not seeking a third party presidential nomination, Again on 8/13/67 King and Levison conferred concerning King's appearance on "Meet the Press" national televison program. At this time, probable questions that King would face on the program were discussed. a dank ih alt nl he a lA ed Dl eal ae hk rake Tae ee eee a te oa ee re eg mre