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Memorandum to Mr. J. B. Adams Re: Surreptitious Entries 66-8160 RECOMMENDATION: a Y - 7-/ 6 That attached airteD b, be sent to all field offices. Vv Fe APPROVED: | Comp. Syst... Laboratory Assoc. Dir. #2... Ext. Affairs..._.. Legat Coun: Sec. “aD A Am... Cat, MAW. eee Plan. & Eval Pom Dep. AD Inv’ ll ata eee Rec. Mgmt Asst. Dir.: Ina, ectlon,—__— Spec. on bottitictec ace Het Td ped = Training. vA a. Of _ sa v9 AOC) DETAILS: T. W. Leavitt to Mr. J. B. Adams memorandum of March 16, 1976, approved a March 18, 1976, communication to all field offices instructing personnel at SAC level and ee ee ee ree casas higher to furnish their knowledge of "any and all break~ins or surreptitious entries performed by Bureau agents or others - . . Since January 1, 1966." The communication set forth several examples to be followed in responding to the inquiry, and requested that response should include recollections however incomplete or vague. Recipients were asked not to initiate a wide-ranging inquiry, but were requested to make reasonable efforts to obtain information about entries. Legal Counsel to Mr. J. B. Adams memorandum of March 19, 1976, advised of a court order filed in the SWP civil action against the Attorney General, et al. This order directed the FBI to produce additional materials relevant to t the civil action's discovery motions, including materials relating to intelligence gathering burglaries conducted by the FBI against the SWP. In addition, Legal Counsel memorandum disclosed the existence, in the New York Office, of 25 volumes of unserialized documents showing surreptitious entries per- formed by the New York Office from the 1940s through 1975. Pe em re ae mmo