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1. Attached is the Chicago Area Military Coordinator Operations Plan 1-68. Support of VS--Secret Service during Democratic National Convention. -----

(Short title CAMe OPLAN DEMCON). This plan provides the operational concept for the support of US Secret Service operations to protect the President, VicePresident and Presidential and Vice-Presidential candidates attending the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Illinois. 25 - 29 August 1968. Annex C is Concept, of Operations.

2. OPLAN DEMCON, with annexes also provides the basis for the issuance of necessary fragmentary orders in execution of approved support activities.

3. Addressees preparing operational or supporting plans are authorized to extract portions of this plan as necessary.

FOR THE COMMANDER:

1 Inc1 CAMC OPLAN DEMCON

DISTRIBUTION: See Annex Z

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OPERATIONS PLAN 1-68, OPLAN DEMCON

Table of Contents

Subject

Letter of Promulgation

Table of Contents

Record of Corrections

Fifth US Army OPLAN DEMCON

Annex A (Task Organization)

Annex B (Intelligence)

Appendix 1 (Telephone and Teletype Numbers)

Appendix 2 (Intelligence Summary Format)

Annex C (Concept of Operations)

Annex D (Personnel)

Annex E (Logistics)

Appendix 1 (Logistical Support Team)

Annex F (Information)

Annex G (Signal)

Annex H (Comptroller)

Annex I (Aviation)

Annex J (Explosive Ordnance Disposal)

Annex K (Physical Security)

Annex Z (Distribution)

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OPERATIONS PLAN 1-68, OPLAN DEMCON

References:

a. Message, Department of the Army, 4363 JCS, DTG 221235Z July 68, subject: Secret Service Support (U) (NOTAL).

b. Message, Department of the Army, 871505. DTG 092200Z July 68, subject: Military Support of the US Secret Service During National Political Convention (U) (NOTAL).

c. Message. CGUSCONARC. 61300, DTG 182125Z July 68, subject: Military Support of the US Secret Service During National Political Convention (U) (NOTAL).

d. Message, USCONARC, 61692, DTG 181751Z July 68, subject: Military Support of the US Secret Service During National Political Convention (U) (NOTAL).

e. Message. Fifth US Army. 006703, DTG 171500Z July 68. subject: Military Support of the US Secret Service During National Political Convention (U) (NOTAL).

Task Organization: Annex A.

1. Situation.

a. General. The Democratic National Convention is scheduled to be held 25 - 29 August 1968 in the Amphitheater in Chicago. Illinois. The US Secret Service has the responsibility of providing protection to the President, VicePresident and Presidential and Vice-Presidential candidates that will attend the convention. Public Law 90-331 directs the Federal military forces to assist the Secret Service in its protective mission when requested. Department of the Army has been assigned primary responsibility by the Department of Defense for providing and coordinating the assistance of the military services requested by the Secret Service for the Democratic Convention. The Deputy Commanding General, Fifth United States Army, has been designated as the Area Military Coordinator. Military personnel in support of this operation are subject to the general supervision and direction of the Director US Secret Service or his authorized representative.

b. Dissident Forces. See Annex B (Intelligence).

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authority of all requests for assistance made by us Secret Service.

(2) Director 9 US Secret Service. Requests 9 directs and supervises evacuation and surveillance operations by military forces as required.

(3) US Marine Corps. Supports Fifth US Army as directed by Department of Defense.

(4) Us Navy. Supports Fifth US Army as directed by Department of Defense and as specified Annex B (Intelligence).

(5) US Air Force. Provides aerial photo 9 POL 9 cargo and troop airlift9 and intelligence personnel as specified in Annex B (Intelligence), Annex E (Logistics), and Annex I (Aviation). Other support provided as directed by Department of Defense.

(6) United States Continental Army Command.

(a) Monitors and assists Fifth US Army coordination planning and reinforcement necessary to provide approved support.

(b) Directs other CONUS armies to provide additional support not available within Fifth US Army resources.

2. Mission. To provide Department of Defense support to the United States Secret Service during the 1968 Democratic National Convention at Chicago 9 Illinois.

3. Execution.

a. Concept. Annex C (Concept of Operations).

b. Tasks.

(1) Area Military Coordinator. Establishes direct liaison with US Secret Service and coordinates and supervises military support from Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Headquarters Fifth US Army, Fort Sheridan, Illinois.

(2) Commanding Genera1 9 Fort Carson. Provides support specified in Annex D (Personnel) and Annex E (Logistics).

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(3) Com.anding General, Fort Leonard Wood. Provides EOD support specified in Annex J (EOD) , and Annex D (Personnel) •

(4) Commanding General, Fort Riley. Provides aircraft maintenance support specified in Annex I (Aviation) and Annex D (Personnel).

(5) Commanding Officer, Fort Sheridan. Provides Security Detachment as specified in Annex K (Physic_l Security) and logistical support specified in Annex E (Logist,ics) •

(6) Commanding Officer, l13th MI Group. Provides intelligence support as specified in Annex B (Intelligence).

(7) Logistical Support Team. Provides and coordinates approved logistical support to the Secret Service.

(8) Helicopter Support Detachment. Provides and coordinates approved helicopter support to the Secret Service.

c. Coordinating Instruct~ons.

(1) This plan is effective for planning on receipt and for execution on order.

(2) All requests for support not previously approved will be referred directly to the Area Military Coordinator.

(3) Implementing plans, orders, and directives in support of this operation will bear a protective marking FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY.

(4) Requests for information concerning use of DOD personnel and equipment will be referred as prescribed by Annex F (Information).

(5) All Task Force elements will maintain a log and journal of significant activities. These documents will be submitted to the Command Center (Secret Service Support) located in the Fifth US Army Emergency Operations Center (EOC).

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a. Personnel. Annex D.

b. Logistics. Annex E.

c. Information. Annex F.

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Command Posts.

a. Department of Defense, Pentagon, Washington, D.C.

b. Department of Army, Pentagon, Washington, D.C.

c. USCONARC!USARSTRIKE, Fort Monroe, Virginia.

d. Fifth US Army, Fort Sheridan, Illinois.

e. Ninth Naval District, Great Lakes, Illinois.

f. 5th AF Reserve Region, Selfridge AFB, Michigan.

g. Command Center (Secret Service Support) Headquarters Fifth United States Army, Fort Sheridan, Illinois.

Annexes: A - Task Organization B Intelligence C - Concept of Operations D - Personnel E - Logistics F - Information G - Signal H - Comptroller I - Aviation

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Annex A (Task Organization), to Operations Plan 1-68, OPLAN DEMCON

Supporting Agencies and Staffs

Headquarters Fifth US Army Fort Carson Fort Leonard Wood Fort Riley Fort Sheridan 113th Military Intelligence Group (Reinforced) 543d Ordnance Detachment (EOD)

Ninth Naval District Fifth Air Force Reserve Region 24th,District Office of Sp~cial Investigation 12th Air Force Photo Reconnaissance Squadron

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Command Center (Secret Service Support) Logistical Support Team (LST)

Motor ~ool Section Helicopter Support Detachment

~lpment, 154 Avlatio~ Company Element. Ft Hood Aviation Section Ele~ent, Direct Support Maintenance, Fort Riley Element, l26th Air Refueling Wing Air National Guard, Illinois Helicopter Security Detachment

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Annex B (Intelligence), to Operations Plan 1-68, OPLAN DEMCON

1. Situation.

a. General. Fifth US Army supports the Secret Service in their mission of protecting the President, Vice President and Presidential and Vice Presientia1 candidates in Chicago during the Democratic National Convention.

b. Dissident Forces.

(1) See current, Headquarters, Fifth US Army weekly summaries.

(2) Dissident and radical forces have publicly announced intentions of conducting large scale demonstrations during the Democratic National Convention. Intelligence information indicates that, currently, their plans are nonviolent in nature and that they are discouraging any acts of violence. The capability of these organizations to achieve a unity of effort in the direction of large scale demonstrations is questionable. More likely, the demonstrations will center around the larger organizations, such as the 1 I & ' 1 '. 7 I • ; and attracted splinter groups. Thus, the threat presented is two-fold: (1) Extremist individuals or splinter groups could be incited to incidents of violence and (2) large scale demonstrations could become unmanageable. Singly or in combination, these threats govern the planning of the Secret Service to provide maximum personal protective security measures and of civic and military authorities to effect those ac~ions required to maintain law and order.

c. Friendly Forces.

(1) DCSINT Fifth US Army. Has the primary responsibility of coordinating Department of Defense Intelligence support to the Secret Service in their mission during the Democratic National Convention.

(2) The l13th MI Group. Provides collection support to DCSINT, Fifth Army. and maintains. continuous liaison wi th state and federal law enforcement agencies in the Chicago area.

(3) Naval Investigation Service. Supports DCSINT collection effort as required.

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(5) Secret Service. Has primary responsibility of protecting the President, vice President and Presidential and Vice-Presidential candidates.

(6) Federal Bureau of Investigation. Collects information on strength, composition, disposition and intentions of groups and/or individuals whose activities are a potential threat to the conv~ntion or convention participants. Provides copies of reports directly' to Secret Service and Region I. 11Jth HI Gp.

(7) Chicago Police Department. Continues to maintain law and order in Chicago. Provides Fifth US Army, through 1llth MI Gp, FBI and Secret Service, information on local individuals and organizations whose activities are a potential threat to the convention or convention participants.

(8) Illinois National Guard. Maintains forces on state active duty to assist in maintaining law and order as required.

2. Intelligence Mission. To coordinate the overall military intelligence collection effort concerning dissident activities during the Democratic National Convention, receive additional information from federal and state agencies, process the information, and disseminate resulting intelligence to the Chicago Secret Service, Area Military Coordinator, the Commanding General, Fifth Army, and higher, lower. and adjacent military headquarters as required.

3. Essential Elements of Information (EEl).

a. Identification by name of extreme right and/or left wing dissident organizations expected to participate in scheduled or anticipated demonstrations, and number of participants each can be expected to mobilize for protest activities concerning the Democratic National Convention and its activities. Include information suggesting alliances, ad hoc or more permanent, between such organizations or their representatives.

b. Details concerning specific types of protest activities expected to occur, to include demonstrations, counterdemonstrations, rallies, sit-ins, picketing and other forms of either non-violent or violent protestations concerning the Convention, such as bomb threats within the convention hall. r

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for exploitation of convention activities, to include dissident or militant influences on participating, local organizations by militants from other areas of CONUS.

d. Indications that militant factions plan to stage violent confrontation with local law enforcement officials under the pretext of participating in peaceful, anticonvention demonstrations, either outside or inside convention facilities.

e. Identification of all personalities involved. or expected to become involved; in protest activities, to include leaders or "activists" of local dissident groups and leaders, known cranks and psychopaths, representatives, or speakers of national or regional organizations.

f. Details concerning transportation arrangements made by, or on behalf of, visiting, non-local demonstrators during or prior to the convention, to include chartering of and reservation of buses, trains, planes and private automobiles.

g. Details concerning housing facilities, offices, or basis of operations to be used by visiting demonstrators or groups, to include non-commercial facilities, such as churches and private homes.

h. Themes and issues of protest or demonstration, whether local, national or international, and especially when they cite specific foreign sponsorship or agreement, will be identified.

i. Extent of covert finanCing, as well as overt financing, to include source of funds, extent of funding and planning for utilization of funds available or committed.

j. Any indication of outside (foreign) influence, direction, support of leadership, to include identification of foreign individuals and their role in connection with any activities to disrupt convention.

k. Any additional information which in the judgement of reporting agencies may be significantly related to the convention and the disruption of same.

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Subordinate commanders will provide answers to EEl directly to Fifth Army ATTN: ALFGB-ID by fastest means available.

b. Requests to supporting agencies.

(1) 113th MI Gp is requested to:

(a) Provide 5USA snd USAINTC information obtained in fulfillment of sbove EE!.

(b) Continue close liaison with FBI, state 9 and city agencies.

(e) Provid~ teletype facilities for transmission of intelligence reports from Fifth Army to the Secret Service.

(2) Naval Investigative Service (Chicago) is requested to:

(a) Provide in~ormation in fulfillment to above EEl directly to DCSINT Fifth US Army, as and when it becomes available.

(b) Be prepared to assist in the provision, within existing capabilities, of rapid communications as may be required in emergencies.

(3) Office of Special Investigation is requested to:

(a) Provide Headquarters, Fifth US Army information in fulfillment of above EEI9 and as it becomes available.

(b) Be prepared to provide by courier service to Secret Service and Naval Intelligence Service, Chicago, copies of Fifth Army Intelligence summaries and reports when required.

(4) Intelligence Office, Ninth Naval District.

Provide information in fulfillment to above EEl directly to DCSINT Fifth US Army, as and when it becomes available.

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answer to EEl to Region I, 11 3th MI Group, pursuant to current liaison arrangement between these two agencies.

-5. Coordination.

a. Fifth US Army and the Secret Service will exchange liaison representatives at their respective CP's.

b. Autovon, telephone, and teletype numbers are as shown in Appendix I.

6. Reports.

a. Intelligence Summaries (INTSUM). Effective on or about 12 Aug, DCSINT will forward to Secret Service, Intelligence Summaries daily NLT 1700 hrs, and more frequently as events may warrant. Info copies will be provided l13th HI Gp, Naval Investigative Agency, Office of Special Investigation and Ninth Naval District. Report Format, see Appendix II.

b. Spot Reports (SPIREPS). Includes any information considered to be of serious and immediate concern to the situation. This will be rendered by DOD intelligence personnel in the Chicago area to DCSINT immediately and by the most expeditious means available.

c. EEl will be the guidelines for determining information required.

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Appendix 1 (Telephone and Teletype Numbers) to Annex B (Intelligence), to Operations Plan 1-68, OPLAN DEMCON

1. Telephone Numbers.

a. DCSINT EOC Fifth US Army.

(1) Autovon 551-1350 Ext 2814, 2816, 2818.

(2) Commercial 926-2814, 926-2816, 926-2818.

b. DCSINT Collection and Processing Fifth US Army.

(1) Autovon 551-1350, Ext 2051, 2228.

(2) Commercial 926-2051, 926-2228.

c. Naval Investigative Service: HA 7-0681.

d. Office of Special Investigation US Air Force: Commercial 353-6214.

e. Secret Service: Commercial 353-5431.

f. FBI: 431-1333.

g. Ninth Naval District:

(1) Autovon: 551-1500. Ext 4518 (Intel), Ext 6900 (opns).

(2) Commercial: Opns, 688-6900, Intel 688-4518.

h. EOH: G2, ACSI, 642-4180.

2. Teletype Numbers.

a. Autovon Switch.

(1) HQ 113th MI Gp, Fort Sheridan: 631-1241/1248.

(2) ll3th MI Gp, Region 1, Evanston: 551-3490.

(3) DCSINT, Fifth Army (Receive only): 551-1198.

(4) Naval Investigative Service: 631-1210.

(5) Office of Special Investigation: 631-1016.

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(1) Secret Service: 910-221-1193.

(2) HQ, 113th MI Gp, Fort Sheridan: 910-688-4160.

(3) 113th MI GPt Region 1, Evanston: 910-231-2994.

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Appendix 2 (Intelligence Summary Format), to Annex B (Intelligence), to Operations Plan 1-68, OPLAN DEMCON

1. Identification by name of:

a. Extreme right and/or left wing dissident organizatio~s expected to participate or become involved; to include number of participants expected to materialize for each organization and information suggesting alliances between organizations.

b. Personalities involved, or expected to become involved in protest activities, to include leaders of local dissident groups, and leaders, representatives, or speakers of national or regional organizations.

2. Activities expected (detailed) to include demonstrations, counter-demonstrations, rallies, sit-ins, picketing, bomb threats, and other non-violent or violent protestations.

3. Indicators of

a. Dissident or militant group plans for exploitation of convention activities.

(a) Militant group plans to violently engage local law enforcement officials, either inside or outside convention facilities.

(b) Outside (foreign) influence, direction support, or leadership, to include identification and organizations.

4. Transportation arrangements made by, or on behalf of, visiting demonstrators, during or prior to convention, to include chartering of and reservation for, buses, trains, planes and private automobiles.

5. Housing facilities and offices to be used by visiting demonstrators or groups, to include non-commercial facilities, such as churches and private homes.

6. Issues or themes of protest or demonstration, to include any sponsorship involved.

7. Financing of Dissident Groups and Activities, to include source of funds, extent of funding and planning for utilization of funds available or committed.

8. Any additional information that may be significantly related to the convention.

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Annex C (Concept of Operations), to Operations Plan 1-68, OPLAN DEKCON

1. The Area Coordinator will establish a Task Force to plan, ,coordinate and supervise the support requirements for the US Secret Service protection of the President, Vice-President and Presidential and Vice-Presidential candidates at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Illinois 25 - 29 August 1968. The Task Force will obtain and pre-position personnel and equipment necessary to provide agreed upon support, and will operate from a location in Chicago which permits pr~mpt communications and response to requests for assistance from the US Secret Service. The principal areas of assistance include but are not limited to:

a. Aerial photography of critical routes.

b. Aerial surveillance.

c. Aerial evacuation.

d. Ground transportation.

e. Secure vehicle parking area.

£. Intelligence information.

g. Explosive Ordnance Disposal.

2. Pre-determined support actions to be provided by the Task Force will be coordinated and supervised in execution by the Chief, Logistical Support Team (LST) and the Aviation Coo~dinator in direct communication with the Secret Service Command Post.

3. Requests from US Secret Service which have not been approved will be referred to the Command Center (Secret Service Support). Response to urgent requests from the US Secret Service may be made as circumstances justify. All such requests will be immediately reported to the Command Center.

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Annex D (Personnel), to Operations Plan 1-68, OPLAN DEMCON

References:

a. JCS message 4364, 9 July 1968.

b. DA message 871505, 9 July 1968.

c. CONARC message 6L300, 15 July 1968.

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Army message 006703, 15 July 1968.

message 5410, 23 July 1968.

message 873230, 23 July 1968.

335-60, Morning Report.

i. AR 600-10, The Army Casualty System.

j. AR 330-12, Effective Date Change of Strength Accounting.

1. General. This annex establishes personnel procedures and responsibilities for support of active Army personnel and units committed to support US Secret Service during the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Illinois.

2. Maintenance of Unit Strength.

a. Strength Reports:

(1) Army units will continue to comply with current personnel reporting procedures.

(2) Additional special personnel reports may be required on a routine basis and will be submitted to Task Foree DEMCON Headquarters in accordance with procedures established by and upon order of the Area Military Coordinator.

b. Casualty Notification. Casualty notification for Army personnel will be in accordance with the instructions contained in AR 600-10.

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c. Replacements. Fifth US Army class I installations will be levied to supply required personnel.

3. Development and Maintenance of Morale.

a. Leaves and Passes. Passes for Task Force personnel will be processed in accordance with instructions issued by the Area Military Coordinator. Normally only leaves of emergency nature will be authorized.

b. Religious Services. The Area Military Coordinator is responsible for providing religious services and/or activities for Task Force personnel. Requests for chaplain assistance will be coordinated with the Fifth US Army Chaplain through the DCSPER representative.

c. Army Co.munity Service Centers will render necessary assistance to the dependents of TDY personnel and personnel of participating units.

d. Decorations and Awards. Decorations and Awards for personnel from outside Fifth Army area will be in accordance with the instructions disseminated by the Area Military Coordinator. Decorations and Awards for Fifth Army personnel will be in accordance with instructions contained in AI. 672-5-1 and Fifth Army Memo 672-3 dated 19 January 1968.

e. Postal Service.

(1) Mail service for active Army units is the responsibility of the home installation.

(2) US Army Garrison, Fort Sheridan, is responsible fo~ mail service for all attached Task Force personnel.

(3) Unit commanders of Fifth Army Task Foree units are responsible for mail service for all Task Foree personnel attached to their units.

f. Special Services Support. Requirements for any special service equipment will be consolidated at Task Force level and coordinated through the DCSPER representative.

g. Post Exchange Service. PX s~rvice will be provided by the Fort Sheridan Post Exchange as required by the Area Military Coordinator.

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Annex E (Logistics), to Operations Plan 1-68, OPLAN DEMCON

1. Situation.

a. See basic plan.

b. Friendly Forces - See basic plan.

c. Assumptions:

(1) US Secret Service will request logistical support of all types.

(2) Logistical support required will be on an expedited basis.

(3) Support will be required on a 24 hour basis.

2. Mission. Provide and/or coordinate logistical support, as approved by DOD for the US Secret Service during the Democratic National Convention.

3. Execution.

a. Concept of logistical support.

(1) All support missions will be approved by DOD prior to execution. Requests for support not approved by DOD will be reported to the Command Center (Secret Service Support) for purposes of obtaining required DOD approval.

(2) Maximum reliance will be placed on the Chicago area sources of support to insure timely response to the logistical missions.

(3) A Logistical Support Team (LST) will be established in Chicago.

(4) Assignment of logistical support missions should not interfere with "Garden Plot" missions.

(5) During the period of th. Democratic National Convention in Chicago, the DCSLOG representative, TF Headquarters, will provide "back up" to the LST.

·b •. Tasks and Responsibilities.

(1) Commanding General, Fifth US Army will support US Secret Service with a task force operating from Headquarters

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(2) A Logistical Support Team (LST) will be established at the GSA facility, 1819 Pershing Road in Chicago. This team will execute the approved logistical missions within its capability. Requests from US Secret Service which have not been approved or where assets are not available locally (Fort Sheridan, GSA, Chicago Area, or local pu~chase) will be referred to Headquarters Fifth US Army. Organization of the LST is prescribed in Appendix 1.

(3) Commanding Officer. Fort Sheridan, Illinois will:

(a) Provide primary logistical support to the LST.

(b) Report to DCSLOG, Plans Division support reqairements beyond his capability to satisfy.

(c) Provide for local purchase and contractual support on a 24 hour basis.

(d) Provide supplies and equipment as directed by the LST.

(e) Provide medical support to Task Force DEMCON from USAD, 1819 Pershing Road on a 24 hour-a-day basis.

(4) Commanders of subordinate installations/activities will, in addition to requirements otherwise indicated in this annex, be prepared to support the mission with troop elements, equipment, supplies. and services as directed by Headquarters Fifth US Army in response to the approved support missions.

4. Logistical instructions.

a. Maintenance.

(1) Maintenance of US Secret Service leased cars will be by the leasing service.

(2) Maintenance of vehicles furnished by Fort Sheridan. beyond the capabilities of the LST, will be by Fort Sheridan.

(3) On site maintenance support for CH-47 aircraft will be provided by the l54th Aviation Company, Fort Sill, Oklahoma. On site maintenance support for the UH-IH aircraft will be provided by Fort Riley, Kansas.

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b. Supply: UI~GlASSlf~[D (1) POL.

(a) POL for US Secret Service leased cars will be provided by US Secret Service.

(b) POL for vehicles furnished by Fort Sheridan will be provided at government facilities at 1819 Pershing Road.

(c) POL for aircraft located at Midway Airfield and Meigs Field will be provided from refueling tankers to be furnished by the ANG, 126th Air Refueling Wing.

(2) Rations:

(a) Aviation and EOD personnel will be on per diem and furnish own rationing.

(b) Personnel located at 1819 Pershing Road will be on per diem meals purchased at the cafeteria located in the GSA facility at 1819 Pershing Road. Box lunches can be provided for personnel on late hour duty.

c. Facilities:

(1) Facilities for LST personnel are specified in Appendix 1.

(2) Aviation personnel will be provided billets at the Airliner Motel in the vicinity of Midway Airport.

(3) EOD personnel will be billeted with US Secret Service except for 20 personnel who will be billeted in the YMCA Hotel.

d. Laundry facilities will be provided by CO, Fort Sheridan.

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1. Situation. See basic plan.

2. Mission. Provide and/or coordinate logistical support for the approved missions.

3. Execution.

a. Organization.

No. Grade Title

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b. Facilities. The LST will be located at the GSA facility at 1819 Pershing Road. Chicago. A minimum of SOD square feet of office space will be provided. Office will be equipped with desks, two outside telephone lines and one "hot H telephone line to the US Secret Service. The secured indoor motor pool area will accommodate up to 60 sedans and will have one outside telephone line, and one "hott! telephone line to the US Secret Service. Cafeteria facilities, billeting, and bathing arrangements have been made available at 1819 Pershing Road.

c. A log of all requests and actions taken will be maintained.

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Annex F (Information), to Operations Plan 1-68, OPLAN DEMCON

1. No public announcement will be made concerning Army support -of the Secret Service.

2. Queries concerning use of DOD personnel or equipment support of the US Secret Service will be referred to the assistant to the director of the US Secret Service, Mr. Jack Warner, 353-5431.

3. Announcements or releases concerning accidents involving military personnel or equipment which have no apparent connection with the DOD support of the Secret Service will be handled in accordance with existing directives.

4. Announcements or releases of accidents involving military personnel and equipment, which do have an apparent connection with the DOD support mission, will be handled by the 5th Army Information Officer and the Secret Service Information Representative.

5. Matters that cannot be resolved by the 5th Army Information Officer and Secret Service Representative will be referred by the Military Public Affairs Officer to office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense, Public Affairs; OX 7-5131; and by the Secret Service to Mr. Jack Warner.

6. The 5th Army Information Officer will inform OASD (PA), OX 7-5131, of all sensitive or persistent queries which have been referred to the Secret Service for response.

7. _ Command Information. Commanders (OrC of LST, Aviat ion Coordinator, CO 543d Ord Co) will insure that as a minimum, following topics are presented to all US Army personnel participating in DEMCON.

a. Mission and relationship of US Secret Service and Fifth US Army during Democratic National Convention.

b. Responsiveness and courtesy to Secret Service personnel.

c. Press queries.

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(2) Reporting sensitive or persistent actions by press.

d. Safety.

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Annex G (Signal), to Operations Plan 1-68, OPLAN DEMeON

1. Si tuat ion.

a. Dissident forces: See Annex C (Intelligence).

b. Friendly forces: See Basic Plan.

(1) Telephone:

(a) Two (2) commercial dial telephones at the LST headquarters, 1819 Pershing Road. Responsibility: DCSC-E, HQ Fifth US Army.

(b) Two (2) commercial dial telephones at the LST Motor Pool, 1819 Pershing Road. Responsibility: DCSC-E, HQ Fifth US Army.

(c) Commercial dial telephones as required at Cpts in the Amphitheater, and the Secret Service Office in the Federal Building as required. Responsibility: Secret Service.

(d) One (1) commercial dial telephone at the Midway Airport CP and another at the Meig's Airport CPo Responsibility: Secret Service.

(e) All of the above telephones will have unlisted numbers which will not be available to the public thru the Information Operator.

(f) A telephone directory will be prepared jointly by DCSC-E and Secret Service.

(8) A point to point off-hook automatic ring telephone circuit will be established between the Fifth US Army EOC and the CONARC EOC. Responsibility: CONARC.

(2) Radio: Radio communication facilities will be established which will be capable of linking flying aircraft with the Operations Centers at Midway Airport and at Meigs Airport, and wi th the Secret Service ,Office in the Federal Building. Responsibility: Secret Service.

2. Mission. To provide telephone, telegraph and radio communi.cations to the LST, and to provide like communications

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service to the Secret Service when their requests for such service have received proper approval.

3. Execution.

a. The DCS Communications-Electronics will designate an On-Call Officer who will serve as a member of the LST as required. The On-Call Officer will coordinate all communications matters and will serve as Action Officer on communications assignments.

b. Maximum use will be made of commercial telephone circuits to handle communications requirements.

4. Logistics. See Annex E.

5. Command and Signal. Fifth US Army SSI and SOl will be in effect if Army circuits are activated.

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Annex H (Comptroller), to Operations Plan 1-68, OPLAN DEMCON

Funding:

1. Installations and activities requested to furnish support in connection with this OPLAN will provide such from within available resources.

2. Account will be maintained of all funds and other resources utilized in support of this OPLAN.

Reporting:

A report will be rendered in letter form not later than 15 September 1968 by Budget Project Account listing funds utilized in support of this OPLAN. This report is exempt from Reports Control Procedures under para 39w, AR 335-15.

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Annex I (Aviation), to Operations Plan 1-68, OPLAN DEMCON

1. Situation:

a. See Basic Plan.

b. Friendly Forces.

(1) Commanding General, Fourth US Army directs following listed support to arrive at Illinois Natibnal Guard Ramp, Midway Airport, Chicago, Illinois NLT 21 August 1968.

(a) Aviation Officer, Fort Hood, Texas. Provide four (4) UH-IH helicopters with crew.

(b) Commanding Officer, 154th Aviation Company, Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Provide three (3) CH-47C helicopters with four (4) crews and necessary DA maintenance personnel and equipment.

(2) The Federal Aviation Agency is responsible for establishing prohibited airs~ace, generally as follows: a one mile radius from the center of the Amphitheater, thence NW from the SW point of this radius to one mile north of Interstate 55 - from this point NE to Lake Michigan - an extension from SE point of radius to two miles S of Interstate 55 and along its axis to Lake Michigan. Airspace to extend from ground to 2500 feet MSL.

(3) Commanding General, Fort Riley. Provide DS maintenance personnel and equipment for UH-IH helicopters.

(4) Commanding Officer, Fort Sheridan. Provide Security Detachment personnel for securing aircraft and equipment at Midway Airport.

(5) l26th Air Refueling Wing, ANG. Provide two (2) JP-4 fuel tankers, capacity 5,000 gallons, to be dispatched to Midway Airport NLT 1400 hours, 21 August 1968.

c. Assumptions:

(1) US Secret Service will request Aviation Support on an as required basis.

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(3) Three (3) UH-1H and two (2) CH-47C aircraft will be required on a 24 hour basis.

(4) Air to ground radio contact with the US Secret Service will be required.

(5) Two airports near the downtown Chicago area will be required.

(6) CONARC will provide rotary wing aircraft from another Army area.

2. Mission. Fifth US Army provides and coordinates US Army Aviation support, as approved by DOD, for the support of US Secret Service during the period of the Democratic National Convention, August 1968.

3. Execution.

a. Concept of aviation support.

(1) A Helicopter Support Detachment will be organized to provide specified aviation support.

(2) Only those missions, as requested by the US Secret Service. will be executed.

(3) Planning for support missions will proceed concurrently with presentation of requirements to CONARC.

. (4) Assignment of aviation missions should not interfere with "Garden Plot."

b. Tasks and Responsibilities.

(1) Task Force Aviation Coordinator.

(a) Maintains operational control of Helicopter Support Detachment.

(b) Coordinates approved aviation support with US Secret Service.

(c) Coordinate with Federal Aviation Agency on airspace matters.

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(d) Coordinate use of for support detachment helicopters.

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(e) Acquire UHF and VHF frequencys (unclassified) 248.7, 239.0 and 126.7 for use in air to air and air to

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(f) Coordinate use of Michael Reese Hospital for primary helicopter emergency medical evacuation and Cook County Hospital as secondary.

(g) In coordination with airport police is responsible for security of aircraft and POL vehicles at Chicago Midway Airport.

(2) Helicopter Support Detachment. Provide helicopter support missions to the Secret Service as directed by the Aviation Coordinator.

c. Coordinating Instructions:

(1) Direct coordination between 4th Army and 5th Army authorized per verbal instructions CONARC.

(2) The Task Force Aviation Coordinator will be contacted upon arrival of aircraft at Illinois National Guard, Chicago, Illinois (telephone Fort Sheridan, Area Code 312, 926-2129).

4. Logistics. See Annex E.

5. Command and Signal.

a. Communications. US Secret Service will provide:

(1) Necessary strobe lights for night operations.

(2) Two (2) each P-33 type FM Handy-Talky P-33 DEN 1130 ARW (Motorola Mfgr) radios for use at Midway and Meigs Airports for ground to air communications with the US Secret Service surveillance helicopter.

(3) Installation of "Hot Line" telephones linking Meigs, Midway, and Secret Service Command Post.

(4) All aircraft call signs will be identified as "DEMCON" plus the last two digits of tail No.

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Annex J (Explosive Ordnance Disposal Support for the Democratic National Convention), to Operations Plan 1-68, OPLAN DEMCON

1. Situation: United States Secret Service has requested that the military support for the Democratic National ; Convention (DNC) include US Army Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) assistance in depth. The Secret Service specifically requested the EOD assistance be rendered by the Army.

2. Mission: Fifth US Army will provide EOD personnel to assist the Secret Service Technical Security Division in preliminary search and continuous monitoring for clandestine explosive and infernal devices to insure the protection of the President, Vice President and Presidential and VicePresidential candidates for the duration of the DNC.

3. Execution:

a. EOD support will be conducted in two phases:

(1) Phase one will be performed in advance of the DNC by personnel of the 51st Ordnance Detachment (EOD), Fort Sheridan, Illinois. This phase will consist of assisting Secret Service Agents in checking the Downtown Chicago Hotels for security, hazards areas, evacuation routes for the principals and explosive devices. Supervisory personnel and necessary equipment from the 51st Ordnance Detachment will be provided to perform the operation.

(2) Phase two will be conducted during the period from immediately before the start of the DNC to the close of the convention and departure of the principals, and will consist of two separate operations:

(a) Downtown Detail (Hotel Security):

1 Reporting date: 220930L August 68.

2 Report to: Agen~ Shawver, Room 1936, Federal Office Building, 219 South Dearborn Street, Chicago, Illinois.

3 Departing time: 30 August 68, except for 1 NCO and 6 men held on standby pending departure of principals.

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(b) International Amphitheater Security Detail:

1 Reporting date: 230930L August 68.

2 Report to: Agent Shawver as directed by Major Warner, CO, 543rd Ordnance Detachment (EODC), OIC.

1 Departing date: 30 August 68.

4 Personnel requirements: 1 Officer, 3 NCOs and 15 men.

4. Administration and Logistics.

a. Administration will be provided by the 543rd Ordnance Detachment (EODC) as required.

b. Logistics will be provided by Fifth Army, 543rd Ordnance Detachment (EODC), and the Secret Service as appropriate.

5. Command and Signal.

a. Overall command of EOD personnel will be retained by the Commanding Officer, 543rd Ordnance Detachment (EODC). Separate details will be commanded by the OIC of each detail. Men performing duty with Secret Service Agents will respond to the wishes of the agent providing it is within their capability.

b. Communications provided by Secret Service.

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(2) Vehicle Security. The Officer in Charge (OIC), Logistical Support Team (LST), in coordination with Chicago Police is responsible for the security of vehicles used in support of DEMCON.

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(b) General Services Administration Guards will secure and control all entrance into BuildiQI B. Chicago Police will maintain roving surveillance of the .urrounding area.

(c) All drivers, mechanics, and d1.patchers must have a CONFIDENTIAL security clearance.

(d) Individual drivers are relpons1ble for the security of their vehicles when not in the above discussed secure areas. Drivers will not leave their vehicles unattended while outside these areas.

(3) The CO, Fort Sheridan, will provide the Aviation Coordinator with a Security Detachment consiat1nl of one (1) NCOIC, three (3) Corporals (relief leaders), and eight (8) security personnel.

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(b) Uniform will be utility with bloused boots. While on duty, personnel will wear web belts and arm brassards.

(c) Guards will be armed with either pistols, caliber 45, or rifles, M14.

(d) Personnel will be placed on per diem for messing and will be billeted in the GSA Building at 1819 Pershing Road, Chicago.

(e) Detachment will report to OIC, LST, Building B, 1819 Pershing Road, Chicago, at 1500 hours, 20 August 1968. Billets will be assigned at that time.

(f) First security relief consisting of the NeOTe, a Corporal relief leader, and two (2) security personnel will report to the Aviation Coordinator at the National Guard Hanger, Chicago Midway Airport, 1300 hours, 21 August 1968.

4. Administration and Logistics: Omitted.

5. Command and Signal: Omitted.

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C L :!urta1n 5th DCSOPIS

lanti

AutoTan

~u"o" n

Hll1tary P .iioe Officer lLt O'Leary

Mr. e. P eroy

94)-n6S /66/07

32' -3073

551-3541 thru 45

flU 78200

WA 24747

551- .3576 /77/78/79

04504U. guperintAndent Conkilc 503 Deputy ookford)01 Personnel D1r.~ . Such r612

663-9500

PO 7S800

551-3541 thru ~5

22-50441

431-133)

22- 50l..141 xt 24B-247

011-)1.47

926-2105

92 2105

LA3- 55OO Ext 3222- 3254

353-5431 and 353- 7203

•

I

Oen

Aoo

r'. Mobi • Unit

III '!'Urn rr 8 atf ice -

S51-3S

322-J073

(cont)

22.SQ441 e~ 247, 2S1, 248, 467

HG rumer's Of rio a - EaB

F.... ~ner~d&.l ::iwl. Troll 926--4ll1

Col Cloutier, 5th A~ Blg. Of.ficar 926-2661 2675

Col. Joe Walker, CO, il3 HI Gp 926-2276 2275

cwo Deming 5th Army 51g. 926-3115 3132

COL Lehman PM 5th ARXY 926-2227 2919

5th u..y EOI Aut Tan 551-1898 Itwilian 926-2702

Qen Hichal1is Pt. Sheridan Ohi Mobile

Chicago

LTC lIutchlnson Chi )lobile

Chicqo ATe. Armory Co relal

Osicago 1 Te. Armor7 D1LT AutoV' n

Pearson Hotel

Chioago Police Dept.

Chicago Police Dept. Auto van

100 Washington

Mr. Burke Bec. SerT. Fed. BLDG

LTC Zai ck Airliner Motel b. 140

National Guard Armory DA Liaison

Penta son ~ Switch lutovan

, I Agent in Charge Johnson

iasbington C1T11 Disturbance lutoTan ~o .and Center

len. at r Pentagon

;OL Curtain 5th Army DCSOPHS

IJ Barsanti

tilitary P lice Offioer lLt O'Leary

Or. Wes Pomeroy

3a2-;065

943-716, /66/67

322-3073

943-6440 (SlIi tohboard)

551-3,41 thru 45

5U 78200

VA 24747

551-3576 /77/78/79

663-9500

Superintendent Conkik 503 Deputy oakford 301 Personnel Direc. Bucher612

PO 78800

551-3541 thru 45

22-504U

431-1333

22-50441 xt 248-247

017-3147

926-2105

926-2105

Ll3-55OO Kx~ 3222-3254

353-5431 and 353-7203

Gen Turner's Room

Jen Turner's "obile Unit

lOG

RG Turner's otfice - lOB (cont)

551-J5~4

)22-)01)

22-50441 ext 241, 251, 248, 467

rt. henda... Switch

Col Clou , Sth A~ 51,. Officer

Col. J. alker, CO, ill MI Gp

uaw~ ... 5th Anq SiC.

. er'. Offico -

926-4lll

926-2661 26 "IS

9260-2276 2275

COL IAbman P St.t. A MY

Sth Anq

926-2221

4utoTan 551-1698 .*"iliaD 926-2102

Gcn M1oha1l1s 't. Sh r1da.n Chi Kobile

LTC Hutchinson Chi ~bl1e

Ch1caao Ave . AMory G . .eroial

o 0 SO I. v.. Armory D LT Autoftn

P eon Rotel

Ohio. Po110 Dept.

C eaao Pollee D pt . Autovan

AOC Waah1naton

rk. Soc. SOrT. t~ri. BLDG

Ltc Z.iok Airliner Moto.L Rm . fiJi:)

at1 Qua ArJlory J)A Ualson

on Az'I(y Sn tch Aut.ovan

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SU 78200

WA 24747

551-3570 /77/78/79

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PO 78800

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926-2105

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5,1-)$84

)22-:~J73

22-50441 GXfJ 247, 2S1, 246 . 467

~ ,., """n_""" .. ···"" . ""J-'-"_U<> .~~ ,-~ ... "" 1"'''<0£;''0" lr~o~'~"' DAIL Y STAff JOURNAL OR DUTY OffiCER'S LOG

(AR :120-15)

.ANIZATION OR INS"AL..I.ATION I.OCATION PERIOD COVERED

FROM TO

HOUR I DATE HOUR 1 DATE

, . 23 Aug 68 EM TIME INI-0, INCIDENTS. MESSAGES. OFlDEFlS. ETC. ACTION TAKEN

TIALS IN OUT

1 1600 I Question from AOC asking status of Chicago

I Fire J),partment LIBRARY bJl .... -.;1" ... I· I 1.1::1-\', Ci". '/'I ",,1 i'! ;<,6.:-

2 1700 Answer to 1600 question above was given :',1,' " '~"3

as follows: -, ~) l~J"

1. There is a Fire Dept Representative in A( CESSION NO 1l

...". RF(;I<:;T~ 1 (. 1 I/') ".'..?

National Guard EOR.

2. Fire Dept presently under normal working

hours; 3 shifts basis - 24 hours on and

24 hours off.

3. Sunday the 25th the Fir~ Dept will go

into a 2 platoon system with 24 hrs on and

24 hrs off.

4. National Guard will not ride fire equip- ~

mente They will accompany equipment in thei

own vehicle.

5. National Guard personnel will provide L " protection on the basis of 9 man squads o

6. Fire Dept has established a pool

concentration. National Guard will provide

scty at that site and will accompany the

equipment to the scene if a fire.

7. Mutual support is planned and provided V

by police dept on a as required basis. PED NAME AND GRADE OF OFFICER OR OFFICIAL ON DUTY SIGNATURE

/

, WW'1 • ..--""" , ....... -_!I",-' ~ ",..."...,..,.'".., .. ',....-.-DAIL Y ST J.FF JOURNAL OR DUTY OFFICER'S LOG ""GE NO, I ",) OF ""GE'

(AR 220-15) 1 G"NIZ" TION OR INSTAL.LA·TION LOCATION PERIOD COVERED

FROM TO

HOUR

/21;EAUg 68 HOUR

IOATE

rEM TIME· INI· INCIOENTS, MESSAGES, OROERS, ETC, ACTION TAKEN jO. IN OUT TIALS

1 0715 Open office and notified AOC that General •

Turner would depart 0730 for Ft Sheridan.

2 0755 Obtained information from Gl III Corps as

follows:

- H Hour for movement 0600 25 Aug 68

H & 21st lift off

H & 4:30 1st land Chicago (10:30 hrs)

H & 1840 Close Chicago (o04b 26 Aug 68)

3 0905 Question from CDCC. Who made the Scty Check

of personnel working in the Amphetheater?

Information required for "Talking Paper"

being prepared for Oen Westmoreland.

3 0925 CDCC (Maj Anderson) informed that the

Secret Service conducted the security

check (file check) through tee FBI.

4 0945 Called by LTC Adams that Gen Turner had

returned from 5A HQ and was ~nroute to

Police HQ to calIon Superintendent Conkik.

This information relayed to LTC Bononuo,CDCC.

, ;

'EO N" .... E "NO GRAOE OF OFFICER OR OFFICIAL ON DUTY SIGN"TURE

P"'IEVIOU.IEOITION 0" THI. "0"' .... 1. O".OLIETIE. • ut oo ......... , ..... " .. OO"IC. , ... O-•••• U

t _""".~ __ .<;_,.,-",.""..., .... -.. .~ ~'>"~~'i __ U

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(AR 220-15)

ANI%ATION OR INS"AL,LATION LOCATION PERIOO COVERED

. FROM TO

HOUR I OA TE HOUR I OA TE

~M TIME· INI-).

INCIDENTS, MESSAGES, ORDERS, ETC. ACTION TAKEN TIALS IN OUT

j 1820 From Maj Koford (CDCC); request the

following information:

1. What is status of tracked vehicles (APC)

in Chicago? Who will use these vehicles

(NG, Secret Service, Police, etc)?

2. What is status of 7 APC's that Illinois

NG requested for training purposes1 liill

these APC's be used in Chicago?

4 2020 Following information obtained thru SA ECC,

Col Frauenheim, Chief, Plans & Opns Div,

HQ 5th Army and passed to Maj Koford, CDCC,D \.

1. Ten (10) APC's (Ml13) are available for

support of the Secret Ser-r.lce. Crews from

Fort Riley. Equipment from Camp He Coy, t[i.s

2. Seven (7) additional APC's (MI13) are

available for training Ill. NG personnel in

the operations of the equipment. NG will

not use these APC's

3. Illinois NG has five (S) APC's (M59) in

Chicago for their use if required. , 21 Called Maj Koford, ADC & informed him

General Turner's EDH in the Armory was

closing and briefed him on the numbers 'EO NAME ANO lORAOE OF OFFICER OR OFFICIAL ON OUTY SIGNATURE

.. "avlou. EDITION OF THI. FO,. .... t. O •• OLCTe. • U I OOW'UH"C.,".UfTIHOO,,.CI 1.tlO-.... fW

DAll Y STAFF JOURNAL OR DUTY OFfiCER'S LUG I PAGE NO, 3 I '"~ , I, ._~. ~

(AR ~120-15)

IANIZATION OR INST-AIo.LATION LOCA TlON PERIOO COVEREO '

NWM " , TO

HOUA 10ATE

HOUR I DATE - 24 Aug 68

EM TIME INI· INCIOENTS. MESSAGES, OAOEAS. ETC. ACTION TAKEN O. IN OUT TIALS

(Item No. 5 con't) Col Elliott, Col Adams,

and Col Ackerman can be reached ono

6 2135 Maj Ciznaro, 5th Army AOe notified of -').3/t ~ General Turner's autovan number.

1 2145 Notlfie,d LTC Catlin, Guard TOe of General -d3~

Turner and staff locations and requested

they notify Col Elliott or ColAckerman of

any significant incidents.

V 1542 15 Cau Demonstrators were in the Conrad - ?-i~ v -

Hotel Park - one had a sign reading

se Fire immediatly" etc they were mostly

Female - Another sign read "Democratic Party

is Anti White"

9-'" 2045 General Turner in his quarters for the -)tf~ 0'

evening - informed eDee, MAJ Koford

'EO NAME AND GRADE OF OFFICER Oft OFFICIAL ON OUTV SIGNA TUftE

. p~ IEYIOUI EDITION 0 F TMI I FO~M 'I OBIOL "TIE. • U' GOVU."I.' •• '.TO.G .... "CI .... 0-0"'04

11 .. "" ... "-.-_-..,, ".'". -".'"' ~."''' ""- '".-"''' '--'~-.·~"~"'·I PAGE i O , 1 NO, OF" PAGES DAILY STAFF JOURNAL OR DUTY OFFICER'S LOG

(AR 120-13)

ANIZATION OR INS"FAL,LATION LOCATION PERIOD COVERED

FROM TO

HOUR I DATE

0001 25 Aug 68 HOURI DATE

2400 25 Aug ,68 ."-TIME, :111 INI-

" INCIOENTS, MESSAGES. ORDERS. ETC, ACTION TAKEN TIALS IN OUT

OB40 MG Turner called that he would go to St James Cath. on e)9 th E. Huron ia Ie) Minutes.

• 0841 Called AOC and reported item 100

• 0845 Intelligence Summary Received.

• OB45 Mr. Fritchel Agent from FBI arrived for duty at MG Turner's Office.

• 0915 Gen Turne~ ,arrived. AOC was notified that Gen Turner could be contacted here.

0- 1020 Gen Turner attempted to establish communicati ons wi th Gen Mather. MGen Hathers radio was not .. .. working - Commo personnel working on it •

• 1120 COL Elliot called and asked xhat Army Pictori aJl team be dispatched to Lincoln Park to take some filJn of the training of the demonstrator s/ .. ..

• 11Z5 Called LT Martinez, Army Pic Center rep. None of the team was :t at the motel ... Left Ms~ for them to call here upon their return •

- .. .. 0 1150 Lt Martine , APC called in He was instructed

+ .... 'tr~ ",4 + T.:; .......... ,... P..,.,..lr +" A~.j. .... .,..".,.; ..... .,. -l f' +.1 ... ", - - demonstrator training was taking place and -l f' "''''' + .... ,.,'h+ ,,4,... "' ......... 0 "'h,...+ .... "',..."\TO.,....., ..... "" U'" ToT"''''

, "" .. - asked to c.9:11J.in every 2-3 hours until heam , .... ,4 +'" 'h-l", ,.,.,,.,+,,,,11

o. 1200 Mr. Wes Pomeroy called for COL Elliott or AAft~~ u ... ~ ....... ., ... 4 ... "' .... +ho~ .... h,,+,..,' ..... hl"\ ... '" ... ".",'ho.,..

... b

He had a question whether the tropp dispositj on -: .... +h~ ... -1 +.,. •.• ,... .... "" __ -v 1\T ... +-I ..... n ... ' n.l1 ...... A "'1'" .,,,+-1 ... <:

Army 0 He'had a troop 1 st with dispositions r..., ....... ",... ... " ........... ,..,., .... ,..,....,.,,4 T.T"' .... '" (1" ..,.,...,.1 " ... .; +0

1. 1310 COL Elliott reported he and Col Adams were jt st 'n ... u~ ... ", T-l ... "''''' ..... P" .... lr h ':ll'll'l h~ ...... ~oa -I ... t tho

'0 ' , area, conversing in small groups. No traininf

• IT _ ,~~+,,,," ,~ "~,,

<:>'0 ." J"

police in the area. Col Elliott stated they 1~.To""o ~ +,,, +.ho n",,10N"l+.O hr.+.",,1 ".,..0" I"'\T'\ ""

'0

recon. Col Elliott was briefed on HHH's arri. al +~ ..... ~ ~+ f'lIU~_~ ........ A h-l '" ~A ..,+ f",,"' ........ ,.1 tH '+"'''' l- In+o'

so that the y could observe his arrivalo t-EO N ....... E AND GRADE OF OFFICER OR OFFICIAL. ON DUTY SIGNATURE

. ""'IEIIIOUllttHTIONOF THII FO"' .... I' oa.OL.ItT.It. tl/I GO ... '''''.' Po,MTI.GO'''CI '''IO-.''I~''

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; ANI ZA TION OR IN'T ............ TION LOC ... TION PERIOD COVERED

TIME· EM O. IN OUT

2. 1318

.3. 1330

4. 1400

5. 1425

FROM

INCIDENTS. MESSAGES, ORDERS. ETC.

Gen Mather made a commo check with Gen Turner.

Gen Turner briefed Gen Mather on the current

situation.

Col Elliott called and reported t at approx 2)0

people were in the vicinity of the Conard Hotel

main~ police and newsmen • Approx 30 hippies

observed. The seene was very pea.ceful and very

adequate security. measures are apparent. Col

Ell iot will remain in the area until the V. IF.

arriver at the Hotel.

Received Intelligenc report that Rev Abernatty

planned to lead a march into the Gage Park at eS)

(Caucasin housing) at 2000 hours, 25 Aug -

FBI LNO Fritshel check with FBI Intell who

had info that Abernathy preached a sermon in

Atlantl this morning and was due to arrive it

Chicago this evening. Ther was no informatiot

concerning the alleged march.

Col Elliott reported that they' are located nE ar

front entrance to Conard Hilton Hotel. Crowd

now approx 350-400 and very order~o

ED N"'ME AND GRADE OF OFFICE:R OR OFFICIAL ON DUTY SIGN ... TURE

TO

ACTION TAKEN INITIALS

PI'II:II'OU' I:DITION OF THII FOI'IM II O.IOLETI:. • u' OOY ..... I.' •• ,.".OO'roCI .... o- .... w.

, • ",-1$'-

DAILY STAFF JOURNAL OR DUTY OFFICER'S LOG "'AGE NO, I NO, OF' "'AGES (AR :120-15) 3

.... NIZATION 0111 INS'FALL-ATION LOC ... TION PERIOD COVERED FROM TO

~~~i 125T~Ug 68 HOUIII I DATE 2400 25 Aug 68

EM TIME· O. INCIDENTS, MESSAGES, ORDERS, ETC, ACTION TAKEN INI·

IN OUT TIALS

60 1500 Col Adams reported that a crowd of anprox 500

are in a park across the street from the Cona I-d

Hilton Hoteli. Peack nik demostrators with sig Ils.

Very peaceful. Adequate security present.

7. 1505 Mr. Dale (CIO) called in and was asked to che pk ,

out reports of a march by Rev Abernathy and h: s

= followers in Gage Park this evening.

8. 1512 Gen Turner departed in his mobile unit to ass pss

the situation in the vicinity of the Conard H lton

Hotel. Commo check made.

90 1517 AOC, Maj Koford notified that Gen Turner couli~

be reached at his mobile unit number.

0 0 1520 Called Lt Martinez, APC at motel. No answer,

left message to call me upon his return Ackerman

1. 1535 Gen Turner made a commo che ck with Gen Mather

at his home.

2'. 1547 Lt Martnez called in. He was dispatched to co fler

the demonstration at the Conard Hi1tion HoteJ o

.... 3. 1607 Mr. D~ called in to report a Poor Peoples

Rall1 at DuSalvo High School, 49th St and Sta va currently

4. 1614 Maj Koford, AOC notified that Gen Turner couli

be reached at his hotel room and that he wouJd

be back at his H Q1s shortly. ED NAME AND GRADE OF OFFICER OR OFFICI ... L ON DUTY SIGNATURE

I"IIII:YIOU. EDITION OF THIS FOIIIM" O.SOI.ETIt. .ut 00>II.MIMT'OI""1I00'"'' .... o-_,w

, ""~.,",.,_.,, .... r"'"' . " '~' ... "'" _ . ...-....... . ... ~ ---"".'

DAILY STAFF JOURNAL OR DUTY OFFICER'S LOG " ... GE NO. 1 NO OF ""'GES (AR 22Q-15) 4

" ... NIZ ... TION OR IN.1' ... L..L. ... TION L.OC"'TION PERIOD COVERED

FROM TO

HOUR J ~"'5TEAUg 68 H;4;0 J °2"';~ug 0001 68 'EM TIME· INI-10. INCIDENTS. MESSAGES. ORDERS. ETC. ACTION TAKEN

TIAl.S IN OUT

~5o 1626 Gan Turner returned to llDH. AOG (El Koford) no uified.

~6. 1800 Recived from 113th MI Reps (mDH)- Slight

Gonfrontation between Police and Hippies/ YiF pies

at Lincoln Park (South End) Two Yippies injur ~d

- Police in complete control - 200 additional

Police sent to scene.

7. 1805 Above info (Log No 26) reported to Maj Koford

AOG/eDGG. Also told we woi1d' keep them inforre ~d/

8. 1900 Gen Turner and Dunn enroute to Lincoln Park -

Police are going to clear the Park. AOe

notified. (Maj Koford)

90 2000 Gan Turner returned to Armor,y - Approx

2000 people still in Lincoln Park - M~or say~

they can't spend the night must be out by

2300 hours - AOe Notified.

). 2345 HIPPIES cleared out of Lincoln Park with no

problems - no arrests. AOe notified

1. 2345 Gen Turner in his quarters for the evening

AOe notified.

2. 2345 3d Bde 5th Mech closed into Great Lakes NTe

at 2045 hra with 2,006 personnel. AOe notifie i.

EO N"'ME ... NO GR ... OE OF OFFICER OR OFFICI"'L. ON DUTY SIGN ... TURE

"''''I[\I,oua 1[0' TION 0 F TH" FO,..M •• oa.oL. lET 1[. • U • ""n'"''.''' •• ' .. "". o,,.ee ,u.o-_,,,

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DAIL Y STAFF JOURNAL OR DUTY OFFICER'S LOG (AR ~12o-15)

ANIZATION OR INI"AI...I..ATlON LOCATION PERIOD COVERED

FROM TO

H;~l I ~6T~ug 68 HiaOO I ~6T~ug 68 ::N TIME . INI-INCIDENTS, MESSAGES, ORDERS, ETC. ACTION TAKEN ), IN OUT TIALS

1 0705 Gen Turner arrived at office Armory. LTC

Elliott for duty. AOC notified

2 0745 Called Nat Guard G2 to find out the

distribution of "Stone's" picture. G2 said

would call back with information.

3 0830 Checked with Police Dept on arrest at

Lincoln Park. '. 8 for violations of Park Orders

2 for marihuana

11 additional at Loop area after the

break up at Lincoln Park

4 0900 Verified close time of troop units

3rd Bde, 1st Armor

260630 Great Lakes

3rd Bde, 5th Inf

252045 Great Lakes

Corps Artillery

260220 Glenview

TF Headquarters

251205 Glenview

5 1000 LTC Zaice called that Secret Service

required additional cr personnel (10 add

cr personnel) - 6 for President and 4 for 'EO NAME AND GRADE OF OFFICER OR OFFICIAL ON DUTY SIGNATURE

. PREVIOUS EOI TION 0 F THIS FORM II OSSOLET 1:. • U' GO'UN"'Nf ,alNtlnO"K ..... 0-......

DAILY STAFF JOURNAL OR DUTY OFFICER'S LOG I PAGE NO. 2

1 NO. OF' PAGES

(AR 220-15)

~IZATI,ON 0 .. INS"AL.LATION LOCATION PERIOD COVERED

FROM TO

HOUR I OATE

0001 26 Aug 68 H24~ I ;6T~ug 68 I TIME

INI-INCIDENTS, MESSAGES, ORDERS, ETC. ACTION TAKEN TlALS IN OUT

Vice President.

1100 Received word on arrival of Rev Abernathy

at Roberts Hotel, 3756 E. Michigan. Hosea

Williams is at Roberts Hotel. Three 0)

additional personnel with Rev Abernathy.

See TWX , . 1120 Mr Wes Pomery called requesting arrest

-

figures. See 0830 entry. I't:

1130 Delayed entry - called AOC on whereabouts

of Gen Turnerdand to bring up to date on

arrests, troop close time, and general

situation. -

1340 Col nampkin called Gp-n Turner and stated

that there was unrest in the B1ackston~ and

Nego communittees, white tense.

1505 Col Adams called from the Chicago Police DepIJ

stating that approx 200 hippies were going

to march on the Police Dept and were demon-

strating at 205 West Wacken Street "

1535 Information from the FBI about Rev Abernathy I

with Charles Morgan, Hosea Williams, Soloman

Jones, and Andrew Young. They were met by t ~e

Alabama de1egateouack ~gen - have room in o NAM!! AND G"'AOE 0" O""'CIE'" 0'" O""'CIAL ON DUTY IIGNATU"'E

.. IIIEYIOUS EDITION 0" THIS "0"'''' IS OIlSOLETE. • U. 0011 ......... ' ... "00"0(1 ,"'0-_,,0

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.... NIZ ... TION OR INST ... LLATION LOC ... TION PERIOD COVERED

FROM TO

H~O~l I D26~ug 68 H~h~O ! OA;6 Aug 68 EM TIME INI-O. INCIDENTS. MESSAGES, ORDERS, ETC. ACTION TAKEN TlALS IN OUT

Hilton Hotel.

2 1635 Gen Turner called Gen Cunningham and brought

him up to date on the situation.

3 1640 Col Adams reported approx 100 Police were

prepared to handle the hippie9 march on

Police Hq.

4 1800 Received call fr LTC Adams at Police Hq.

Reports are that Rev Abernathy is staying

at Ambassador East Hotel, room 814 or 816.

Abernathy is reported to be sick and this

may curtail his activities. NMC plans a

meeting in Lincoln Park at 2300 hrs tonight,

and then plan to spread out through the city

and create disturbanceso ..

1900 Report from LTC Adams at Police Hq that , demonstrations at Police Hq moved to Grant

Park and then on to Beach House near

Lincoln Park. Notified AOC Maj Roford.

) 2010 Report from LTC Adams NMC is planning a

demonstration at Polish Consulant, 1525

North Astor, 1030 hrs, 27 Aug 68. Are

preparing leaflets.

7 2010 Report from LTC Adams that SDS are directing ED N"'ME ... ND GRADE OF OFFICER OR OFFICI"'L ON OUTY SIGNATURE

FfFit IIlv.cua 1£01 TION 0 F T ..... FOAM 1. O.SOL itT C. • U • QOV'.'UI'MT '.fIltTlNG O",CI .HZ 0- .... ".

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FROM TO

HOUR 10ATE

0001 26 Aug 68 H2400 10 "26 Aug 68

:101 TIME· INI-INCIDENTS, MESSAGES, ORDERS, ETC. ACTION TAKEN I. IN -OUT TIALS

Hippies to move into loop area 2230-2330 hrs

(26 Aug 68), tonight to smash windows etc.

This is to be a diversion so that another

group (approx 100) can move on other targets.

~ -, .' 213$ Report fr LTC Akerman at Police Hq that a

, ,

group of approx 1,000 people are at Park and . ~

Chesnut Streets and movi~g toward loop.

I 214$ Group £r Police Hq has apparently broken intc

two groups of $00 each proceeding toward

loop on Clark Street and Michigan Street.

, 214$ Fr Police Hq report from Lincoln Part that

a policeman has had an unknown chemical

substance sprayed in his face - is being

taken to hospital.

223$ From AOC (Maj Koford) had report from CONARC

that window breaking and looting at State

and Washington Street is taking place. Is

this correct? Checked out and found out

not to be true. AOC informed.

D N!,<""IE AND GRADE 0'" OF ... ICe:R OR O ...... ICIAL ON DUTV SIGNATURE

.

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(AR 220-1 S) 1 IANIZATION OR INSTAL.LATeON LOCATION PERIOD COVERED

FROM TO

HOUR IDATE

0001 27 Aug 68 HOUR I DATE

2400 27 Aug 68 EM TIME

ACTION'TAKEN INI-O. IN OUT

INCIDENTS, MESSAGES, ORDERS, ETC. TIALS

1 0026 Den Turner called AOC to inform them that

Police were moving into Lincoln Park to

disperse the Hippies, using tear gas. .... 2 0040 Police have cleared the park and surrounded

it. Slight· confrontation going on on east

side, Melby & Clarke Street. Police are

reinforcements behind main line.

3 -oot& Above information called to LTC Duke (CDCC). I

Oot-{J

No questions.

! 0053 Police reinforcements moving into Hippies

located on 1800 block North Clark Street

. 0430 From LTC Ackerman; Summary of Lincoln Park »

activity: Gas used to move Hippies/Yippies

out of park by Chicago Police Dept, in contro

at all times. At approximately 0230 hrs

Police standby reinforcements released. At

0430 hours entire area quite and Police

turned in all special equipment (gas masks,

etc). Estimated 68 people arrested during

confrontation. (Phoned to LTC Dukes Aoel Or.; CO .. r

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, 091, LTC ADAMS at Chicago Police Hq1s reported th ~t(51 /L~ :>. D

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bus loads of hippies arrived this morning fro ~ New York

City - they a re located at ,7th St and Woodl awn.

7. 093S LTC ADAMS reported arrests in Lincoln Park adi

vicinity during late evening of 26th and earl ~ I

morning of the 27th was 94 with , Police offi per s 1.L[lJ UJ:'t::lU- UUUt::l ;:5t::lr.Luu;:5.L,:,:-------------

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3. , .. ~ ,,1 ' ';<'' "71 "'-'{.'''V; .

From LTC ADAMS - Police HQ's The (NMC) will I

pickett -- Dow Chemicaa Co 6000 W Touhy Ave. , I

First Nationall Bank - Monrue and Derborne

1200 hours - ~ Induction Center kDx

618 West Van BnDin 1400 hours - Black Panther

Party will Pickett Lincoln Park 1800 hours.

~. 1220 LTC ADAMS reports 150 hippies in Washington

~ Park 6 have been arrested charged with

traspoosing - Also 30 are in front of Poliep

Consalate. Af)(JI' iv.;!, I ,7/1

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10 1400 Rec- from LTC ADAMS Police Dept - 200 hippies

~arching South on Michigan Ave they p]n to cr pss

over and go Xi: down Stat St, Archer and Holst rum to the Amptheater.

11 1401 cgcc Notified of item #10

12 1402 Rec from LTC ADAMS - 30 peacniks at Cook Coun eiY

Hospital - NMC will hold. a meeting tonight a.i

the Colosium --_-.. .. ---- A demostration and Mob action is expected

tonight at Lincoln Park area at 2300 hours

Y ippies may be armed.

]3' 1410 FBI stated that 150 to 200 persons marching

toward Amptheater would be premitted to proce d

to 41st St-: proviede ~h they remain peace ~ul ",'V C·(.)< 'v., , • J";"I

14 14]6 The following information was provided to COL Ron

(civil disturbance Directiate) in response to

the following question received earlier -----

I ---- Request an explanation concerning the

I differences in tonnages brought to Chicago by ,

each brigadeo

flo Tonnages by unit:

ffPers #Yeh C:VjC) jru .Due, .LS" .~~ .. ~ JJ.J.. V 4V.Lo' .LVO

c{t-t' 2008 3rd Bde, 5th Inf Div(M) 518.2 114 Contt on next pa TYPED NAME AND GRADE OF OFFICER OR OFFICIAL ON DUTY SIGNA TURE

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#Pera #Veh 195.J1. Arty .t;ue oJ.L.~

'S~ 323 TF HQ 136.1

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Bde varied. Uo .LUe ..:Sru .t:lue, ::;'1in .Ln.I,l"l} UL·VU.gUIi .LVUL·

2! ton trucks and complete field kitchens. Co Tne -,ra .oa.e, .LS .. R:tmea .LJJ.y QJ.(l no .. orl !ug

~ three day supply of C-Rations.

15 1520 From LTC ADAMS -- Police H Q', s Information ha ~ been

put out at a meeting of hippies at the Colosi fmi

that the Presedent was to arrive between 1500 &

1600 hours tod~ -- Runners here sent out to ~et

hippies to go to the Hilton before police

colii.ld put up barricade.

16 nu 1521 AOC notified of item 15

17 1525 Lt Terry Martina of DA Photo can be reached t ~is

evening at TIGlIlR # 35:

18 1605 Mr. Bower Dept of Justice called and asked if

we could check on a report of fires on the We ~t

side. LTC Adams was contacted and asked to c ~eck

the information with The Chicago Police Dept~

n~l4ative report given

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19 1610 Personnel status of cornmitted forces as f-oll bws

as of 27-1200Z, Aug 68 . . , = Active Army Off WO ENL ACGR

'1'1" tl q 00 ~

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3d Bde,lsrAD 125 1909 2036 ja. .I:la.e, ~t,n \M.) LU <:::

III Corps Arty :1.42 3 lY1Lj.'c.} c.Ui:!.1

1791(-3) 1936(-3) TUTAL 444 Lt:!. ~ooo\ -Lj Ojc.c.\-J.)

201 1635 LTC ADAMS called in reported that 350 hippie

are in front of Hilton Hotei and 35 are in tr e

Lobby beating on tambrines •.

2] 1637 CDce notified •.

22 1810 Report from Chicago Police that Stokey

Carmichael due in on AA Flight 324 at 2215

OIHara Field. Has ticket for St Louse how-

ever will undoubtedly stop over.

23 1815 Mule Train due to demonstrate tomorrow 1000

hrs down Michigan Ave and State St to Hilton

Hotel. 200 Police will follow.

24 2000 Taylor reports aoprox 1,000 at Lincoln Park,

majority hippies, very peacafull. Park

will close at 1100 hours.

25 2020 Gen Turner enroute to Lincoln Park; OAC Not.

26 2030 Tiger 35 reported proceeding to Lincoln Park~

Informed them to proceed to vicinity 2700N.C fl-ark TYPED N ... ME ... ND GR ... DE OF OFFICER OR OFFICI ... L. ON ~UTY ! SIGN ... TURE

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Aug 68 ITEM TIME INI. NO, INCIDENTS, MESSAGES, ORDERS, ETC, ACTION TAKEN

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27 2100 Gen Turner retn to Armory. IDC mhtified

28 2130 Gen Turner to hotel. EOC notified

29. 2135 Col Ackerman. reported from Police Dept.

Police in good control of reports of

minor gatherings.

30 2140 Continuing reports from Dale - Ackerman and

Pictorial group. Hippie,s apparently moving

for meeting in Grant Park. i

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Aug 68 ITEM TIME INI-NO. INCIDENTS, MESSAGES, ORDERS, ETC. ACTION TAKEN TIAL.S IN OUT

1 0145 From LTC Ackerman - approx 3,000 people are

demonstrating in front of Conrad-Hilton.

Orderly and police have situation under

control. Lincoln Park cleared by Police.

Used Tear Gas with few problems.

2 0200 Report from Police Hq (Maj OIDowd) that

following the clearing of Lincoln Park there

were a few incidents of shooting at police ( 0)

injuries), fire hydrants were turned on, a

few fire bombs thrown (no fires). At Chesnu

and Michigan windows were broken in two

stores. Just west of Lincoln Park, window

of Liquor Store broken with minor looting AOC LTC Duke

taking place. notified

3 0230 BG Dunn informed LTC Brantly that he was

committing 33d MP Bn to the Conrad-Hilton.

Purely a relief operation, not a reinforce-

ment. Police are tiredo Have been on duty

for about 14 hours.

4 0414 From LTC Ackerman - Mpts have relieved the

police. Operation was very smooth. Initial

reaction of demonstrators was unfavorable

because they did not understand what was TYPED N ... ME ... ND GR ... OE OF OFFICER OR OFFICI ...... ON DUTY SIGN ... TURE

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happening. He indicated that they were

merely relieving a group of Ittired policeman I

untill about noon tomorrow. Troops were

armed with ammunition but weapons are n

loaded. This seemed to satisfy eveJ..,

Situation ~s relatively quiet.

S 0430 Additional information from BG Dunn. De-

ployment of 33d MP Bn was in response to a

request for relief from Deputy Chief

Rochford at 0210 hrs. Bn closed into

position at approx 0300 hrs. One com

is on the east side of the street facing

the demonstrators; two companies are on the

west side of the street in front of the

hotel; fourth company is in reserve in the

back (eastern) portion of Grant Park. BG

Dunn has alerted the Ij13th Inf to be pre-

pared to deploy if additional personnel are

required. They will not deploy but will

have laison team with the 33d MP Bn. AOC notified

6 0510 Arrest figures from LTC Ackerman: -

120 total arrest for day (Convention

related arrests), 6 arrests this evening AOC notified TYPED N ...... E "'ND GRADE OF OFFICER OR OFFICI ... 1.. ON DUTY SIGNATURE

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Aug 68 ITEM TIME

INI-NO. INCIDENTS, MESSAGES, ORDERS, ETC. ACTION TAKEN

TIALS IN OUT

1 0105 Called from SOM Jeffrey OT~IG. Inform Gen Tur 'ler

that a milita~ plane will be at O'Hare on Gen Turner . -"" -' ...... 4 ... "' ... "' ..... "" "}

military side of field at 1030 hours, 30 Aug 08

8 0920 FRM: LTC ADAMS (LNO CPO)

Total of 31 arrests last nigh t. Arrests fall i

into the following categonies: . Disorderly Gen Turner info med

Conduct, Possesion of Ma~ihuanna, Resisting A rrest AOC inform ed

~and Violation of Park Curfew. (Rcld'by MAJ v ohnson)

9 1015 Three Mule Trains and ~~x Approx 20 person Is

due to depart 1440 W"'.1.A:dams for March downtow p

Believed going to Conard Hilton Hotel COL Ada ~s

reported shots were fired at CTA Bus from a 1 ~te

model Buick at23rd and CannelSt at 0900 this

morningo Six shots from a pistol. No one inju rred•

10 1100 FRM:' LTC ADAMS (LNO CPD) 25 membersG6.£ Ameri can

Friends Service Commettee (Quakers) were arre sted

for refusing to move in order that police cou Id

barricade the streets near convention site---r--

situation calm -- arrests were orderly Informed AOC

» 1400 FRM: (Gen Turner Mobile) Approx 2000 assemblE ~ at

Band SShell---meeting of Marshlas is going on

----situation calm Informed AOC

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ITEM TIME, INI-INCIDENTS, MESSAGES, ORDERS, ETC. ACTION TAKEN NO. IN OUT TIALS

12 1455 FRM:- Gen Turner (Mobile) 5000 near band she.Jl

)reparing to march to three C~) locations:

Conard Hilton Hotel, Palmer House and Sh House

** furnished by E FBI Called AOC

13 1535 'f"""q

IGen Turner'~ Gen Mather -- Approx 5000 in

Grant Park, American Flag trown down police t sed

tear gas - police moving .in. Tensions resing Rcld from Taylor

14 16)0 From Gen Turner. Breaking up into two groups

non-violante Group will confront Police and

try to march south. COCC notified. COCC notified

15 1110 From General Turner. Eight abreast heading

ying to penetrate Columbus Street.

Stopped - now heading north. COCC notified. COCC notified

16 1.'12Q ,r '.~rl' t~ ',: i ~'j. cFrom Gen Turner. They have passed the

Conrad-Hilton about 2000 to 3000 strong

heading north. A small group still left in

Grant Park (about 100) COCC notified

11 1155 From Illinois NG. 2 Bnls cormnitted (2/122

and 2/1241) to the Grant Park area. Gen

Dunn anticipated use of chemicals and barb

wire. Police have told all people in Grant

Park to go to the west side. All others

will be arrested. COCC notified TVPEO N"'ME ... NO GR ... OE OF OFFICER OR OFFICI ... 1.. ON OUTY SIGN'" TURE

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Aug 68 HOUR ! DATE 2400' 28 Aug 68

ITEM TIME INCIDENTS, MESSAGES, ORDERS, ETC. ACTION TAKEN INI-

TIALS NO, IN OUT

24 1906 From LTC Adau. CS Gas used 2 blooks north

of Hilton. Soma gas drifted back into lobb,y

of Conrad-Hilton.

2S 1940 From LTC Adams. Mule train going south on

State St. Now has 400 hippies; 8th &: Mioh. cocc notitied

26 ly",v From NO TOC. 2/122 ArtY' & Trp E, lO6th Cav

moving to 22d St Overpass to block movement

tovard !mphi theater on Mich Avenue.

27 2020 From LTC Aokerman. Mule train moving north

in vicinity of 11th & State St. 100 people

are with it.

28 2022 From 113th Int. Hippies told their people tc

st~ at Conrad-Hilton and do as muoh damage

as possible. COCC notitied

29 2030 ! From l13th MI. At 618 South Miohigan Ave 3

I Polioe and 1 MI car surrounded bY' hippies.

They are attempting to tear into the oarl. COCC notitied

30 2039 From Qen Turner. There are 2,000 in tront

of Hilton. S or 6 vindOWB broken. Tried to

get in but did not lUoceed. COCC notified

31 2042 From LTC Ackerman. Rule train just turned

lett on Madison. Nov have 2S0 with them.

LTC Ackerman ask what their objection vas. TyPED NAME AND GRADE OF OFFICER OR OFFICtAL ON OUTy SIGNATURE

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ITEM TIME INCIDENTS, MESSAGES, ORDERS, ETC. ACTION TAKEN ~ ALS NO. IN OUT

They stated to move around and pick up as

maqy people as possible. Rev Abernathy not

lIL'th them now. COCC not1.tied -

32 20$0 Ret item 29. Both Police and M! cars 1181'8

recOV'ered. Damage Unlmovn

33 20$8 From Tiger $ (CWO Talyor). Group in front

of Pick-Congress Hotel, approx 1,;00. Police

and NG standing by. COCC notified

34 2106 From CWO Ta1yor. Police have MOVed in.

Moved group trom in tront of Pick .. Congress

Hotel. Police in co111P1ete control. Approx

300 to 400 police used. COCC notified

3$ 2112 From Mr Dole. Hippies have been granted

peaceful demonstration at Hilton. Crowd at

$,000 to 6,000 at present

36 2131 From CWO Taqor. Large demonstration one

block north of Hilton on Michigan. Gas was

used. Hand to hand combat used. COCC notified

37 214$ Tippies vandall.ed two police cars and

smashed all lights and windshialds at Adams

and Michigan. COCC notified

J8 2200 From ll3th MI. Rev Abernathy is enroute to

~he Ampitheater as of )0 minutes ago. COCC not1.tied TYPED NAME AND GRADE OF OFFICER OR OFFICIAL ON DUTY SIGNATURE

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1035 29 Aug 68 HOUR I DATE

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.. 1035 Following information passed to ADC b.r MG Tux per Passed to AO Pb.r

Two bualoada of hippies (Marshalls) has depax ted Gen Turner

for New York. About 200 other hipoies from N. Y.

are waiting for transportation to return to N Y.

Chicago Police Dept has been swamped with teJ ephone

calle from allover the Country and Canada (c ~e call

from ingland) praising t~em for the manner it which

- ndled the situa~ion during the WE ~k.

250 hippies were arrested during last nights activities

• 1055 Gen Turner to Chicago PD AOC notified

• 1145 (1) Arrest figures for riot last night 235. 'I here

were 29 policemen who received minor injuries.

i s laads of Hippies have departed

Chicago (2 for New Jersey, 3 For N.Y.)

a. 1/131 Inf in Grant Park area - One compa ny

committed to Hilton Hote1.

b. 1/178 Inf is moving from Washington Par~ to

solder Field as reserve for Grant Park (1/13] Inf)

These two battalions will be under command of 33d

Bde commander.

(c) 2/129 Inf and 2/122 Arty will be in Wash Ipark

Armory and Humbolt Park Field house respecti~ ely.

These two battalions will be used to block a march Con't on Pag ~(3)

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, C( n't frc m ppge , on the Convention Hall If demonstrations me nage to

get passed the two b~ttalions (2/129,2/l22) IUXiilfi!:ul

will be under command of BG Dunn who will po ition

himself at the advanced CP ay the ,., Hall

a~ approx 1900 hours.

1227 MI reports that Mule Train has picked up Rev An,.. ..t 1:',

---~

Abernathy at YMCA is mov~ng on Wlabash towar{ Ii

Grant Park approx 15 people 'with train.

1255 Larger group 0 f Hippies is gathering at .

Bank Shell in Grant Park. Looks like they are AOC notified

getting fired up for aother "flop"

1340 From LTC ADAMS at Police HQ' a

(1) Male Train is in frollt of Hilton Hotel l3 nd

is going to hold, a press confrence •

(2) Crowd '%.0£ approx 2000 people formed at n CA

8th». Walb asho Dick Gregor" is present.

I 1410 MI reports that: (1) McCarthy supporters UNK

Numbers) are planning to assemble at Hilton otel

at approx 1400 hours for a march to Conventi( n

H all (2) Wise Delegation is assembling at a ryrox

1630 for march to Convention Hall (#UNK)

(3) Above groups are not Hippies but hippie are expeCtiea tiO JO::ln b01in groups-COnIrOIDa"avI n IIvll • "' ........... '" It!

expected. lED NAME AND GRADE OF OFFICER OR OFFICIAL ON DUTY IIGNATURE

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Ih4~ Gen Turner departed for Conard Hilton to AOCnotified

obaurve situation

1540 CID reported th~t Victor Bell (ArmY Deserter is

enroute to Grant Park. He is chained to twe Gen Turner not- fied

ministers, one women and a draft dodger.

1638 From LTC Adams (CPDLNO) Rev Abernathy is in

Lake Meadows area. Elijah MoHammed is also

in this area. (Eli Moham is head of Nation

of I slum) , near 35th & MLK Drive Notified Gen Turne r

1100 From LTC Adams. 400 - 450 hippies accomp-

anied by 15 to 20 Wisconsin Dele,gates and an

undetermined group of olergymen are marching

south on State Street enroute to Amplitheate1 •

Route of March is State to Archer to Halsteac

then to Amplitheater. Notified AOC

11122 Above group stopped at 16th & State. Group

returning to Grant Park Notified AOC

1835 From LTC Adams. Large group of Hippies

attacked a Police Officer on 9th & State.

Police officer taken to hospital for treat-

ment of laccerations of arms and hands. Gen Turner Notifie~

2110 From Gen Turner. Two Bns NG commi tt.ed at

18th Street East & Michigan, behind Police

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AtTlons DURinG PHASE II

1. IF III BM AT GLENVIEW HAS DEPLOYS IN CHICAGO AREA.

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tUS: 4 HOUR, 50 MINUTES)

3. REMAI!WER TF III LEAD BDE DEPARTS fT HOOD I TEXAS (CI.OSURE Tli,H GLENVIEW liAS: 9 HOURS, 50 MINUTES

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6. SEcono TF III FOLLOW·Oi~ BO£ DEPARTS FT $:H, O;(l,A iClOSURE TIME ','" G LE il VI E VI NAS: 25 HOURS)

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FO::\CES T') :t; ::: !-------

2d 2dc , 82 A~N Div mIC (100) . ~:t , 82 ~p Co (31) " s "'p Q? S' ~ (28) _'A " ,0_ 19 .5 Yl Fwd Spt Det, DIS COM (21) TN , 82 MI Det (12) 1/325 In: (COO) 2/325 Inf (600) 3/325 Inf (600)

1992

19 4~h P~ov Bde (F~ K~ox, KY) 2718* Prav ~n 4/54 IYlf (~ech) ?rov Bn 3/3 Arty (105, SP)

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·Prov3n 5/33 Armd Prov En 4/37 Armd D Trp 10th Cav 522d Engr Co

TOTAL

I~F Cleve l and ( - KG Force)

I'IF 82

Hq TF 82 1st 3de, 82 ABN Div

(S ame as Cincinnati) 2d ~de, 82 ABN Div

(Same as Cincinnati) 194t h Prov Bde (Ft' Knox,

(Same as Cincinnati) TOTAL

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KY)

152 1992

1992

2718*

6854 •

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::Prov "de. ~'.l;-"'d Go "'t H -,_ , _ ( 4J '¥, _0 ..... _ . .. ..' _ r\. .. u __ ,

{y, '\o.'&S i,.2.ctiv2-ted ).pr 68, , ,;':::3

I~eplaced by 2-D EIE~E:~t of c~~c rnd redesignated 194cn 3de.

Annex A (Task Organization) Ik Sa~e To OPU.N 563 -3 (TF C lcv2-land) 82~ ABN Div, 22 Mar 68

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. ... _ . . ' - ,"'" '. . '- - - 0 . ... . _} ...,,;-,,, 15

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- -?ORCES 70 3~ DE?LOYED

~~F ."3 (0:'-:;' fl.: J..".:"li:Cl 0:1 Ord2r)

L~; (.; X' .!:l X3': CO:r!-l:3: 150~\'

~O~~ Sig ;~ (AnN): 300* TF IS Arty(3de XVIII AB~ C Arty) 1900

Lf /39 Arty(3 11 SP) !'·/73 ",-""ty(S" SP) l£Oth Engr Gp Prov En

TF 32 (one ABN Inf Ede)

~:"LN I nf 2n(3) Suppo:ct Element

TOTAL

TF XVIII

1900

Lr250

l-ii:C XVIII A3~ Corps 150 50th Sig Bn(ABN) 300

TF 13 Arty(3de XVIII A3N C Arty) 1900

4!J9 .~.=ty(311 SP) . 4/73 Arty(8 11 SP) 160th 2ngr Gp Prov En

IF 197 (197th Inf Bde) lIHC 1/29 In:: 1/58 I"f 5/31 Inf 183 C!'.C:r:l Plt 72d E~gr Co (!)et)

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'-.. .

1900

4250

REFS~E~CE DOCUXiNT

Annax A (Ta3\ Organization) To XVIII 1.."0;<)' Corps GPL! ... r~ 563 ATLA!'il'A(lJ), 29 ~'.pt' 63

Annex A(Tas~ Organization) To Task Forca La1timore OP::"';,~ 5 63 (!)~),",,\CO~~ ~.t.L'.::' IEORE) eu), XVIII A3N Corps, 1 }!ar 68

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TOTAL

T? -2 TF lie

'I T:: SiT Forces Div Avn .

, Is;: Bde i :Sec ::;:C (l06) I 1_1,,1 1:1: E:l (600)

2-50 In~ 3n (600) i

l 63c Engr 3:1 (600)

2d :See 2cc l·::;C (106)

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I", 2-3d Art.y B::. (600) I.:.O.l.AL I

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Dr.) 188

79 2006

2006

189 1'14

14 1906

'1906

4129

213 1937

i ,Annex A (Tas~ Orga~iza:ion) ~ :To Task ?o~cc De:~o::'t O?!...-\:' I 563, EC(ldql:~:;::ers I:I Co:-?S, !

' Xa~ch ~968

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',APPC,::'CiX 1 t·o A::.ncx D ;:0 2d J'Ar.::.d Div O?I...:\!'\ 563 (C:l~d c!1 :Plo;:) (u) Div ro~ce> T? 2'

'I :.:- 1.1 ' '1'X' - - .. ooe, .' 1 :E'l) 2d Ar:7ld Di v>

6 Jun 68 I , I

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'1'0 5-~ i~r. Div ~nd ?: C2~50n I I o:?u" ~' 563': GE..-;:ccn ?1.o.: (\:» I , ! ' t 28 Jt.:::. 6S I

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FORC~S TO-;E~PLOYED

1:1£ En (500) L-lf Ln (600)

.lnf 3n (600) TF 2d Bdc

nEC, 2d 3dc Edc Spt (79) Inf 3n ( 600) 1nf B~ ( COO) Inf En ( 600)

TF 3d :3de }I.llC, 3d TIde

Zdc Spt (79) Inf i3n ( 600) InE Bn (600) InE Bn (600)

(l08)

(l08)

TF 4th Bde (Div Arty) rIEi3 , Div Arty (108)·· Div Arty Spt (79) Arty Bn ( 600) Arty Bn ( 600) Arty Bn ( 600) Arty Bn ( 600)

TOTAL . ,

1987

1987

2587

87 61

T? 3 (T? ~cDphis on Order) h HC XVIII AB~ Corps: 150~··

300* ABN CArty) 1900

50th Sig En (Am.;r) TF 18 Arty(Bde XVIII

(Sume as Atlanta) TF 82 (one Ai3N InE Bde) . TOTAL

. .

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1900 4250

REFERENCE DOCU~~T

!Annex A (Task Organization) :To XVIII ABN Corps 02~.;,1'\

563 EeDphis, XVIII .. : .... :::,\ (;O l·~'S

Ft Bragg , ~C, 15 Apr 68

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~Force stra~gt~ not sp0ci~~~d in this P~D.:1 •. In 0;:h':::-5 " •.. :..:::::.::

th~s unit a ppears, s=reng=~ ~ s

as ir.dicc::tcd

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: .~2, FL L2.udcr- 9

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FORCES TO 3E DE?LOY~ REFERE~CE D0CU~S);T

IF 3 (TF Eia~i-?ort Leuderda1e on order: :·mc XVIII AB~ Corps' 150* Annex A (Task Orgo.niz a t::'or:) SOtB Sig Dn (AB~): 300* To XVIiI A2~ CorDs OP~~ TF 18 Arty(Bde XVIII ABN CArty) 1900 563 Miani-Fort L~uderda lc(V)

(Sa:ne as Atlanta) I 9 Hay 68 TF 82 (one AEN I nf Bde) ',' (Sar.:e as At 1anta) . . TOTAL :

1900

4250

!., .. \ .. .... , . ..

I'" -~ I I .... , ~. _ '''=0r''C(! sL..rc::.gtn ~\): sp2ci=~ €:~

in this plan. In othe~s W~~=0 :.his l::1it C.ppears, str.::r:.s:::: is as indicated.

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I~---------------~----------~------~·~!------------------------::stwi11e, TN 12

.. ,. - 'fork, l\'Y .. 16

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Third United States Army OPLAN 563, FALCON'Sr:-£ST (~ashville) (U) is' not troop listed •

TF XVIII HHC XVIII ABN Corp~ 150 50th Sig En (AEN) 300 TF 18 Arty(Bde XVIII ABN C Arty) 1900

(Sane as Baltimore) TF 197 (197th Inf Bde) 1900

(Same as B~ It imore)' TOTAL 4250

TF XVIII JEP.C XVIII ABN Corps ISO

50th Sig En (AEN) 300

I

TF 18 Arty(Bde XVI~I ABN CArty) (Sa:;)e as Baltimore)

TF 197 (l97th lnf Bde) (S2-me as Baltimore)

TOTAL

-L

-

1900

1900

4250

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)

Annex A (Task Organiz2tion) To Task Force New York OPLAN 563 CU), ?q XVIII Corps, Ft Bragg, NC, 29 Mar 68

Annex A (Task Organizacion) To Task Force Philadclohia OPLAN 563 (DR.!\GOO:'i PHIL.1.DELPHIA) (U) Hq XVIII AB~ Corps, Ft Bragg, NC, 12 !-far 68

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. ' ."- . 1 PRI0~ITY FOR HOVEXE~T DATA

:, : .0'.1 is , 1·:0 6

.~~ Francisco, CA 8

>: s :-.:' :-.,; t: 0 n, DC 1

FC~CES TO B2 DEPLOYED

TF 2 TF Hq TF SPT Forces Div Avn 1st Bde

(SC'.me as Kansas City) 2d Bde

(SaIT.e as Kansas City) TOTAL

TF 5 TF C-md & Ctl Hq TF 69th Bde (108)

(Saille as Los Angeles-Long TF 2d Bd~

(S.s.me as Los Angeles-Long T? 3d Bde

(Sa::le as Los Angeles-Long TF 4th Bde

(Same as Los Angeles-Long TOTAL

7F "rashington

189 114

14 1906

1906

4129

213 . 1987

B·each) 1987

Beach) 1987

Beach) 2587

Beac~_ 8761

3,. Hq TF Hashington 500 r (1) EEC, XVIII ABN C, Ft Bragg:

b. c.

. . (200) (2) 50th Sig En (ABN C) Ft

Bragg (300) TF Inside (9550)* TF 82· 11567 i

REFERENCE DOCm-fENT

2.d Anne Div OPLAN 563, Hq 2d Arr.~d Div, Ft Hood, TX 6 Jun 68

Annex A (Task Organization) " To 5th Inf Div and Ft Carson OPL~N 563, GP~DE~ PLOT (D) 28 Jun 63

Annax A (Task Organization) *This force responsible for Task Force i-Jashinr;t:on Opera- :r::ovc:r.er:t. tions Plan 563-1 (CA3!~ DRAGON) (U) 10 Oct 67

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