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c ee: Criminal Intelligence Program, In this memorandum it was noted that the Bureau had previously furnished Attorney General Kennedy, for his information, instructions to Eure: field offices contained in letters to all Special Agents i: Charge dated March 1 and March 30, 1961. (Exhibit 54 ) ‘the letter of March 1, Bureau office had the obligation to establish “that type of coverage" on the criminal underworld which the Bureau hy “achieved in its investigations of the Communist Party. By _ way of explanation, the letter stated that the techniques which had proved go invaluable in the internal security fi: must be carefully considered and adapted wherever feasible the Criminal Intelli to the present policy regarding technical surveillances. (It will be recalled that Bureau policy prohibited the use technical surveillances in the Criminal Intelligence Progr: It was stated in the memorandum of April 6, 1961 that the Bureau had not yet advised Attorney General Kenne: in writing about the "crash program" to make cases in the Concerning this, the Director noted, "I have orally advise A.G. of plans we have in mind,”