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i *. . Jv fonr WO, 10 . 1 ome 186 ine 1067 BEET * Gta GEN. BEG. WO. 27 As Di soc. fe ee -' , . UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT 1- Mr. J. B. Adams Bee. ota 1~ Mr. W, V, Cleveland ron eae Memorandum (atts ye age". Syst. __. ea Ext. Affelrs 4 TO ‘ yo Mr. W. R. Wannall As” pate: 8/18/75 Files 8 ¢ . is Went, . f ins pecti ig tow: AL B, Fulton a AC nay suBjEcT: ¢SURREPTITIOUS ENTRIES fhe 2 ” Telephone Re. _ c =~ ue eeting of ‘Intélligetice Division , « Direeter Sec'y — (INTD) representatives with Mr. John J. Buckley, Jr., Special Assistant to the Attorney General at the Department on August 14, \ Vs This is to adviG@Gr a demerit t eadiee en “= 1975, _to discuss various aspects relating to captioned investigative i Assistant pirest>e W. R, Wannall GE or, met with Mr. Buckley in room 5123, Justice Building. ~ Mr. Buckley raised a number of questions relating ‘to the use of this. technique which he desired answered for his clarification. These included definitions and background relating to targets and procedures in implementing the technique, Mr. Buckley was shown and later at his request furnished copies of memorandum from Mr, Sullivan to | ..Mr. DeLoach dated 7/19/66 captioned "Black Bag Jobs" and memoran- . dum of Director Hoover to Messrs, Tolson and DeLoach dated 1/7/67, " uncaptioned but relating to this technique. He indicated he would return these documents which relate to discontinuans¢ of VOHVECEY. 1966. *’Mr. Buckley requested that the FBI rks Sind he = following questions relating to the use of this technique jnoennection with criminal investigations: —— - 1, Are "surveys" conducted by FBI personnel to deter- y mine the feasibility of microphone installation in criminal cases in the Same manner_as they are conducted in counterintelligence-type cases? a, . ATNED © 7D ie, - Ae tr here OPM AT op perm , - Ts Te ene J eh Sgn 7 ok