United States Government, 1953-1989, undated

This series includes documents relating to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Federal Communications Commission, and the U.S. Senate. The FBI files are notes which describe the contents of the files kept on Pacifica by the FBI. The FCC materials include broadcast applications, permits, correspondence, rules and regulations, and some complaints filed. Evidence of the relationship between Pacifica and the FCC can also be found throughout this collection, in such series as general correspondence, news clippings, etc. The Senate file is concerned with government regulations and freedom of speech in broadcasting. These files are arranged alphabetically by name and chronologically within files. They consists mainly of memos and correspondence, notes, and hearing transcripts. In the 1975 filing code, the files for these three government institutions were kept seperately, but have been combined here for research access.