T. Bernard, D. Rice, and E.D. Godfrey Correspondence, December 6, 1973 - January 22, 1974

Letter, December 6, 1973, from Downey Rice to E. Drexel Godfrey. Godfrey requested to be at hearing December 14, 1973.

Memo, December 6, 1973, from Truman Burke. Regarding Thomas C. Berard as discussed with Don O'Connor, Assistant U.S. Attorney.

Memo, December 10, 1973, from James R. Malley. Regarding Thomas C. Berard and the Phelps Winship Corporation- Winship Case Corporation.

Memo, December 12, 1973, from James R. Malley. Regarding interview with Raymond Frankenburg and Karl Boyes.

Memo, December 13, 1973, from Truman Burke. Regarding the system followed for disbursements of checks under the Governor's Justice Commission, as told by Ray Frankenburg.

Letter, January 15, 1974, from Downey Rice to Richard L. Thornburg, U.S. Attorney. Regarding the set date for his Committee hearing, January 25, 1974. It will be attended by E. Drexel Godfrey.

Letter, January 15, 1974, from Downey Rice to E. Drexel Godfrey. Regarding the set date for his Committee Hearing, January 25, 1974.

Memo, January 8, 1974, from Truman Burke. Finally located Charles Bresnahan. With a following letter, January 17, 1974, from Downey Rice to Charles Bresnahan. Rice requests he be willing to discuss functions of the GJC.

Memo, January 22, 1974, from Downey Rice. Discussion with Kent Pollack to speak to Philadelphia Police Captain, Robert Frederick.

Memo, January 22, 1974, from Downey Rice. Reviewing the Congressional Committee Report of 1972.

Memo, January 22, 1974, from Downey Rice. Regarding Majority Leader Butera reaching out to the U.S. Attorney's office in Philadelphia about Carcaci and LEAA program.

Memo, January 22, 1974, from Downey Rice. Regarding Sam Begler.

Memo, January 22, 1974, from Downey Rice.