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eI pen oe ee : . eer, some extent, discussed and, to some extent, publicized. ‘I am convinced that in these matters where there might be some criticism, there is an underlying intent to do that which is good for the Natibn> I have not come across any activities which I would construe as being illegal, being directed toward personal gain or to enhance the reputation of anyone. I see nothing untoward in these activities, in other words, as they will be reviewed by the various groups Now, Mr. Kelley, Mr. Sullivan said about a week ago, that he assumed there had been sonic national security break-ins over the years and I'm just wondering if there have been national security break-ins, say in the last five years, roughly what number are we talking about and why aren't they illegal? What's the legal authority? There have been statements made bout surreptitious entries and the latest was that statement made by Mr. Sullivan who just retired as the Assistant Director in Charge of the Los Angeles Office; and there have been, of course, reports in the media that the Department of Justice has been inquiring into allegations . that our people have engaged in surreptitious entries or, as they are sometimes termed, burglaries. Yes, the FBI has conducted surreptitious entries in securing informatio: . \ relative to the security of the Nation. However, in\ 1966, COSTE cod See TT Bona