Conversation No. 3169
Date: May 28, 1971
Time: 9:34 am - 9:43 am
Location: White House Telephone
The President talked with J. Edgar Hoover.
[See Conversation No. 50518C]
An Federal Bureau of Investigation [FBI] investigation
Harrison Williams statement
Richard G. Kleindienst's response
White House response
A November directive
Killings of policemen
FBI role in New York, NY investigation
Local police role
Schweiker bill
Administration position and strategy
Results
F.B.I. role in investigations
Factors
Possible directive
Attorney General
Content
-Law enforcement
Black Panthers, Students for a Democratic Society
Equipment
Possible public statement
New York, NY investigation
FBI role
-Local authorities role
Commissioner Patrick V. Murphy
A murder of a black girl
Local authorities' action
FBI role
Ronald L. Ziegler's possible statement
New York, NY investigation
Williams
FBI role
FBI role
Possible directive from President or Attorney General
Bills in Congress
Hoover's meeting with police chiefs
Meeting with President
Williams bill and other bills
Possible statements to press
"The 100"
Meeting with President
Bills in Congress
Hoover's forthcoming meeting with sheriffs and police chiefs
Possible press statements
Sheriffs and police chiefs
Administration
Williams bill
Compared with Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr., kidnapping
Williams and Richard S. Schweiker
Views on Vietnam, law and order
Williams
Possible statements to press
White House
Hoover and John N. Mitchell
Police chiefs
A November 1970 directive
Publicity
Hoover's meeting with Mitchell