1973 FBI letter suggesting operation against LaRouche. Source: [1]

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Airtel 11/23/73

To: Director, FBI

From: SAC, New York

Subject: Lyndon Hermyle LaRouche Jr., aka Lynn Marcus

ReBulet, 10/29/73.

In viewing New York case file, it is noted that information has been received that the CPUSA is conducting an extensive background investigation on the subject for the purpose of ultimately eliminating him and the threat of the NCLC on CP operations. Several sources have furnished this information to the New York office, and this information has appeared in the Daily World newspaper several times.

NCLC sources have advised that the subject is the controlling force behind the NCLC and all of its activities. A discussion with the New York NCLC case agent indicates that it is felt [that] if the subject was no longer in control of NCLC operations, [then] the NCLC would fall apart [from] internal strife and conflict.

New York proposes submitting a blind memorandum to the "Daily World" CP newspaper in New York City which [would be] mailed from outside this area to help facilitate CP investigations [of] the subject. It is felt that this would be appropriate under the Bureau's counter intelligence program.

The blind memorandum is attached.

Bureau comments are requested on such a proposal.

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