Bureau of Prisons Classification Study (continuation pages) for redacted inmate
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Original title: Bureau of Prisons Classification Study (continuation pages) for redacted inmate, Leavenworth
Document date 2 May 1962
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 111 pp. 114–116 (DB Cooper-4818–4820), Form, dated 2 May 1962 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-111%3A114-116
Classification Form 1b Rev. January 1955
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE BUREAU OF PRISONS CLASSIFICATION STUDY (Continued)
Committed Name [REDACTED] Register Number [REDACTED] Page ____ b6 per BOP b7C per BOP
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RECOMMENDATIONS : On the basis of this examination no formal psychiatric therapy is indicated. It is recommended that he participate in the overall institutional rehabilitative program.
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PHYSICAL FINDINGS : 30 year old white male of medium physique. Weight 182 lbs., height 72 3/4". BP 120/80, pulse 78. Vision: 20/40, J-1, bilateral'y, corrected to 20/20, J-1, bilaterally. Hearing: WV 15/15, SV 15/15, bil- aterally. Nasal septum deviated to the right, no obstruction. Tatto removal scars, arm, bilateral. Lymph nodes palpable in both axillary regions. No other significant abnormalities noted.
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DENTAL CONDITION : Poor, needs 6 fillings
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SUPPLEMENTAL EXAMINATION: Urinalysis : Negative Serology : VDRL and Kolmer non-reactive Audiogram : Decibel loss: right 13%, left 7%, combined loss 10% Chest X-ray : Apical lordotic film throws the bony structures away from the previously described infiltrate in the left subapical area. There appears to be no cavity within it; however there are small flecks of cal- cium. IMPRESSION: This lesion probably represents a healed granuloma. Negative chest. R[guess: e]commend a repeat film in six months.
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DIAGNOSIS : Allergic rhinitis Defective vision corrected with glasses No other significant abnormalities
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TREATMNE : Repear chest X-ray in six months. Routine dental and out-patient care
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DUTY : Regular
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION: 4-3-62
JLB/erw
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DB Cooper-4818
Classification Form 1b Rev. January 1955
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE BUREAU OF PRISONS
CLASSIFICATION STUDY (Continued)
Committed Name [REDACTED] Register Number [REDACTED]
Page ___________
b6 per BOP b7C per BOP
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EDUCATIONAL EVALUATION
EDUCATIONAL TEST RESULTS: S.A.T. Advanced. Total Grade Equivalency - 11.3
Paragraph Meaning 11.3 Language Usage 10.8 Word Meaning 12.5 Arithmetic Computation 10.5 Average Reading 11.9 Arithmetic Reasoning 11.3
Psychometric Rating Test I.Q. Intelligence Superior Beta 123
Manipulative Dexterity Hand. . .Extra Fast Rate of Manipulation Percentile Finger. .Extra Fast Rate of Manipulation 95 b6 per BOP 96 b7C per BOP
BACKGROUND - INTERESTS AND NEEDS: [REDACTED] has superior intelligence and claims to have obtained a high school equivalency certificate in another institution. This is compatible with his current test scores. He appears well motivated and expresses a strong desire to take advanced educational work at this institution. He scores in a wide variety of areas on the GATB, including the following; business relations work, classifying, drafting, mechanical repairing, nursing, refrigeration, barbering, the building trades, machining, watch and office machine repairing, X-ray technician, plumbing and printing.
PROGRAM RECOMMENDATIONS: Optional participation in the school program.
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VOCATIONAL EVALUATION
WORK HISTORY - INTERESTS AND NEEDS: This 30 year old man has only held a civilian job once since 1950 since most of his productive life has been spent in institutions, he claims that he held a position as office manager at that time. Prior institu- tional records indicate he worked at a clerical assignment during most of his in- carceration. He has no trade but is a semi-skilled clerical worker who typed 30 words per minute when tested recently by the vocational department. He expressed interests in continuing office work and he seems suitable for a clerical assignment at this time where he should adjust well. He has no definite plans for employment when released.
PRINCIPAL OCCUPATION: Clerical Worker
WORK RECOMMENDATION: Clerical/Hospital
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DB Cooper-4819
Classification Form 1b Rev. January 1955
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE BUREAU OF PRISONS CLASSIFICATION STUDY (Continued)
Committed Name [REDACTED] Register Number [REDACTED] b6 per BOP b7C per BOP
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RELIGION: CATHOLIC
For the past year [REDACTED] admits that he's been negligent in practice of his faith. He is not inclined to participate in our Instruction program at present but, he is well disposed and should have no difficulty adjusting here.
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ADMISSION UNIT REPORT: Age 30. First time here. Attitude good, adjustment good. Neat and courteous. Apparently well educated. Claims 2 years of college. Likes the treatment program here and wants to take advantage of the Educational program. Wants clerical work and is apparently well qualified for same. Should adjust easily.
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COMMITTEE ACTION SHEET
CUSTODY: CLOSE
ASSIGNMENT: HOSPITAL ORDERLY b6 per BOP b7C per BOP PROGRAM NEEDS & DEVELOPMENT: [REDACTED] is beginning a lengthy sentence and should be encouraged to participate in as many of the developmental programs as possible. His program will be re-evaluated on his First Review which will have given him an opportunity to observe the various programs and to become cognizant of his sentence. He possesses the ability to profit from a program of his chosing.
MAY 2, 1962
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DB Cooper-4820