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Memorandum to T. W. Leavitt Re: SURREPTITIOUS ENTRIES DETAILS: In connection with its continuing investigation into investigative matters involving surreptitious entry, the Civil Rights Division forwarded on 4/21/76 a request for certain material and access to review a voluminous number of files. Category A of the 4/21/76 request appears to relate almost exclusively to Arab terrorist matters. The attached copy of the request notes the subject of files we have been able to identify to date. Category B of the request concerns the SWP, its members, candidates, and officials. The request does not specify the reason as to why the files are being requested for review. It is presumed that the Department has some indications that the individuals named were past targets of surreptitious entries. uestion 9, Cat ry B, asks that we review Detroit, Michigan! ecords for information relating to allege urglaries of the SWP in Michigan from 1970 to 1973. Fulfilling this request obvious depen cooperation afforded the Bureau by the t is not clear why this particular question has been " posed, unless the Department expects to discover break-ins that may subsequently be attributed to Bureau activities. We propose to attempt to clarify this question with Mr. Gardner prior to taking the requested action. New York, by attached nitel, is being alerted to the requests in Questions 1, 2, and 4, Category C. With re- spect to Question 3, we initiated a survey of all field offices in a communication of 4/13/76. When the results are DETAILS CONTINUED PAGE 4 CONTINUED - OVER