Inlet is the FBI's intelligence letter sent to the President and the Attorney General and later to the Vice- President giving them details of current interest in the security and intelligence matters currently being investigated by the FBI. It may cover items such as antiwar demonstrations, espionage, Latin America, national news, black panther party, warnings against overseas travel, bombings, Ku Klux Klan, communist party investigations, participation in International conferences, and murders. These investigations came from all sections of the country. This program was instituted in November 1969, and was discontinued December 1972.