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A re Er. J. A. Mints gq. N. Basse ir. FT. W. Leavi tr. BR. B. Long “TIAL mugust 13, 1974 it 1 aur AB Pulte * Assistant Attorney General Civil Rights Divisien Director, ral SURREPTITIOUS ENTRIES 26/93 3734 Reference is made to your menorandun ef t 19, 1975, captioned “Surreptitious Entries," in which you asked for certain information cencerning surreptitious entries performed by Bureau personnel since January 1, 1966., Further reference is made to eur memorandum ef April 30, 1976" éap75! x tioned as above, reporting results ef a canvass ef ell Buresu field offices for documents relating to surreptitious entries, ! Qn August 2, 1976, eur Philadelphia Office advised that as a result of a further review of the contents of the Special Agent in Charge‘’s (SAC) office safe, two unserialized bnts were located in a folder marked “Investigative * Cepies of the decuments, as described below, to Pai Headquarters (FBIEQ). — — Ln a —- The second document is a memorandum dated March 22, 1963, captioned “Investigative Techniques," which details a ._{/ conversation on the same date between SAC, Philedelphia and rom Assistant to the Director, Alan HN. Belmont, concerning use of all investigative techniques, including ‘bag jebe. **: This memorandum cutlines the procedures to be followed by a Ause.Dr._£101d office in requesting approval te conduct a “bag jeb,* ben aDiweed in handling memoranda relating te the technique on the =. FFat st one Si ne 82 F ee NOR ERE TQ | Melo Fk 4 wt + an het Lega! Coun._— - nae N~ 3 f a ty ‘ Pten. & Evel. — : in N ae CON: oe mom og a ole —_ Saee. Inv. __ _ re.