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FBI files on L Ron Hubbard


FROM THE FILES OF THE FBI 224

[handwritten note, undated, from Hoover's reply it appears to have been sent circa June 19, 1969]

Dear Sir & Brother:

The enclosed was found some time ago by a friend of mine.

Thought, perhaps, it may be of importance to you.

Fraternally,

[SIGNATURE BLACKED OUT]

June 23, 1969

[ADDRESS BLOCK BLACKED OUT]

Dear [BLACKED OUT]

Thank you for your letter, with enclosures, which I received on June 19th. The interest which prompted you to write and furnish this information is appreciated.

Fraternally,

[stamped] J. Edgar Hoover

NOTE: On the basis of available information, correspondent is not identifiable in Bufiles. His enclosures are a letter from one [BLACKED OUT] and an envelope directed to Hubbard Scientology Organization, Las Vegas, Nevada. We have no record identifiable with [BLACKED OUT] Lafayette Ron Hubbard and the Founding Church of Scientology have been known to the Bureau since 1951, and are the subject of Bufile 62-94080. Neither Hubbard nor his organization has been investigated by the Bureau. He has been described as "hopelessly insane" by his wife in connection with divorce proceedings. His theory of "Scientology" is an alleged science which instills self-confidence and assistance in removing mental problems. In August, 1966, the Department requested information concerning the Founding Church of Scientology, inasmuch as the Tax Division was involved in litigation as to whether or not this organization is exempted from Federal income taxation as a religious organization. This organization has been investigated by the Food and Drug Administration, Internal Revenue Service and the Army.

LMG:[illegible] (3)

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