Downey Rice and Truman Burke Correspondence, February 5 - March 4, 1974

Memo, February 5, 1974, from Downey Rice. Reminder to obtain memo of law covering jurisdiction of PA Crime Commission disclosing criminal businesses.

Memo, February 5, 1974, from Downey Rice. Wanting to use Thornburgh's connections with newspaper writers.

Memo, February 5, 1974, from Downey Rice regarding Sam Begler. Also looking into possible sources of information from newspaper reporters and people at the Better Business Bureau.

Memo, February 5, 1974, from Downey Rice. Discussing a meeting with Craig Truax.

Memo, February 13, 1974, from Truman Burke. Discussing a meeting with Robert Casey, Auditor General, John Lynch and William Smith.

Memo, February 13, 1974, from Truman Burke. Regarding a telephone interview with Lee Keller, an auditor.

Memo, February 14, 1974, from Truman Burke. Regarding Thomas Berard turning down a meeting with Truman Burke because the Attorney General was unavailable for permission.

Memo, February 20, 1974, from Downey Rice. Documents provided by Thornburgh should be introduced into the record at the next public hearing. These documents are found in Box 6, Folder 284.

Memo, February 20, 1974, from Downey Rice. Truman Burke is leaving the Committee. Need to set up hearing immediately for Berard.

Memo, February 22, 1974, from Truman Burke. Summation of the investigation conducted of the Governor's Justice Commission regarding the financial aspects of the Governor's Justice Commission. Copy of the Federal Audit and a copy of this memo Found in Box 7, Folder 332 and Folder 350. - this version of memo digitized

Memo, March 4, 1974, from Downey Rice. A complete political reorganization of the Governor's Justice Commission is happening. Snavely is appointed the new Executive Director, replacing E. Drexel Godfrey who resigned at the end of January 1974.