March 29, 1976

Gov Carey says Dem candidate for Pres will be 'the most worthy of the winners,' Madison Sq Garden 'carnival' to raise funds for Legis Campaign Com; speeches are given on behalf of each candidate, with that for Sen Jackson getting warmest applause (S)

excerpts from NY Times int; Udall illus

Official FBI repts show FBI agents burglarized NYC offices of Socialist Workers Party and its affiliated orgns on at least 92 occasions from '60 to '66; documents show burglaries produced about 10,000 photographs of documents and correspondence concerning virtually every aspect of party's business, including defense strategies of members involved in Fed legal proceedings; documents were obtained by party through its Freedom of Information suit against Govt; disclosure of burglaries directly contradicts assertion by Justice Dept that Socialist Workers Party had never been target of burglaries by Fed agents; party spokesman says group's attys may ask Judge Thomas P Griesa to make summary judgment in $27-million suit, based on apparent inaccuracy of Justice Dept's testimony, or may continue civil process; records made public Mar 28 describe break-ins at 5 NYC sites; FBI Dir Clarence M Kelley acknowledged last July that FBI had conducted what he called 'surreptitious entries' from time of World War II until late '60s but that they had been undertaken only to obtain information relative to US security and had been 'paramount in the protection of the country from subversive forces'; Kelley says practice of burglary is being revd by Justice Dept, int in US News & World Rept conducted before burglaries of Socialist Workers office were publicly known; FBI testimony before Sen Select Intelligence Com noted; just-disclosed records also tell of entries at offices once used by Young Socialist Alliance, Committee to Aid the Bloomington Students, burglary at Los Angeles home of then-Socialist Workers Party natl chmn James P Cannan and burglary at Hamden, Conn, home that repts indicate was occupied by party member; counterintelligence operations designed to disrupt party's activities (L)

Peter Camejo, Socialist Workers Party candidate for Pres, charges that NYC officials 'provided police protection' for FBI's '2d-story men' in burglarizing his party's hq from '60 to '66; just-released FBI documents show requests by agents for authorization for burglaries repeatedly said 'full security assured'; Leonard B Boudin, counsel for party in its Freedom of Information suit, comments; party's natl press sec Jean Savage and Pol Rights Defense Fund staff member Catherine Perkus assert in separate ints that ct testimony last yr showed that Chicago police and Army Intelligence group provided protection in similar raids in '69 and '70; say raids involved theft of documents and were carried out against Socialist Workers and an affiliate, Young Socialist Alliance, by group calling itself Legion of Justice; Camejo calls 'a fraud and a lie' FBI Dir Clarence M Kelley's statement that burglaries had sought information for natl security; Catarino Garza, party's candidate for Cong in Manhattan's 18th Dist, comments; illus of Garza and Camejo (M)

over 4,000 members of TWU vote to strike NYC's subway and bus lines on Apr 1 if they do not obtain satisfactory contract with NYCTA; illus (M)