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cee i Memo to Mr. T, W. Leavitt Re: Surreptitious Entries On 6/2/76, Civil Rights Di n Attorney William L. Gardner telephonically advised Ans: a four-person "committee" of Departmental attorneys had been formed at the Department to conduct further inquiries into investigative matters of the FBI involving surreptitious entries which have been of specific Meee i phe Department; namely, in the Weatherfug an matters. ° — On the "committee" besides himself, Gardner said, were Departmental Attorneys Steven Horn (who accompanied him to New York on their recent review of files and documents there); Jim Dyck, a recently engaged Departmental employee from the Senate Select Committee (SSC) staff (who is scheduled to assume a position in the Department's Anti-trust Division; and Carl Feldbaum, who worked for Henry Ruth in the Watergate Special Prosecutor's Office (SPO). Mr. Gardner asked that Messrs. Dyck and Feldbaum be certain sections of the Weatherfug and abpiiisiniidity..::--: on 6/2/76, to familiarize themselves ¥ e material which they will, it is presumed, ultimately review in our field offices, On 6/2/76, Sections 35 through 70 of the Weatherfug tile, and Sections 1 through 6 (and Section 1 JUNE) of the re rae EN were made available for review by essrs, Dyc nd Feldbaum at Room 4825, JEH Building,