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The [REDACTED] issue of The Washington Post, on Page A-1, reflects an article captioned [REDACTED] [REDACTED] The article identifies CHARLES ANDREW TULLER, a Department of Commerce executive, as one of three individuals upon whom [REDACTED]

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[REDACTED] According to the article one passenger, Dallas Morning News reporter SAM KINCH, JR., quoted the oldest hijacker--apparently CHARLES TULLER--as saying Cuba is "the only place that a person could enjoy the benefits of freedom." KINCH added that the oldest of the air pirates described himself in frequent monologues over the plane's intercom as a "white middle-class revolutionary."

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The [REDACTED] edition of The Washington Post, a Washington, D. C., daily newspaper, on Page A-1 contains an article captioned [REDACTED] The article relates that [REDACTED]

[REDACTED] CHARLES A. TULLER and [REDACTED] BRYCE [REDACTED]

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According to the article, CHARLES TULLER chose Washington newsman [REDACTED] as a sympathetic listner during the subsequent flight to Washington, D. C.. said: [REDACTED]

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The article continues that [REDACTED] said that TULLER [REDACTED] as the hijacked plane flew toward a refueling stop in New Orleans. ; [REDACTED]

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"But he didn't wait for an answer, he just walked on by."

[REDACTED] said that after the New Orleans stop, TULLER launched into a discussion of revolution and black-white relations with him.

"He didn't talk in any detail about people or programs," [REDACTED] said. "He just kept quoting people like MALCOLM X and some Indian chief that he said died in a fight against white men.

"He quoted MALCOLM X as saying, 'Revolution is the only way,' and the Indian chief as saying, 'Today is a good day to die.'

"When he blamed the government for oppression of blacks and Chicanos, I told him I thought the civil rights movement had resulted in some advances. He agreed but he said the people in the civil rights movement had betrayed him and that he would kill them if he saw them again.

"He didn't say who they were or how they had betrayed him."

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B. Search of Subject's Residence

1. Literature and Correspondence

On the afternoon of October 25, 1972, a search was conducted of the [REDACTED] last known place of residence, [REDACTED] Alexandria, Virginia. This search was based upon a local search warrant issued that date as a result of an affidavit filed by the Arlington County, Virginia, Police Department, in connection with the aforementioned offenses of murder and bank robbery. The property seized as a result of this search is being main- tained in the custody of the Arlington County, Virginia, Police Department. Detective [REDACTED] Arlington Police Department, made this property available to representatives of the FBI for inspection and review. This review revealed the following literature and books:

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Fidel Castro's Tribute to Che Guevara, (pamphlet), Merit Publishers, December, 1967. The publishing company lists several other similar publications for sale including material on MARX and TROTSKY.

Diary of Che Guevara, (paperback edition), Bantam Books, July, 1968, reprinted from Ramparts Magazine. Inside the front cover is written the name BRYCE TULLER and telephone number 836-3626.

Soledad Brothers, The Prison Letters of George Jackson, Bantam Books, 1970, with an introduction by GENE GENET.

Socialism and Man, (pamphlet) by CHE GUEVARA, published February, 1969, by Young Socialist Alliance, Box 471, Cooper Station, New York, New York, distributed by Merit Publishers. Pamphlet described as a letter from GUEVARA to CARLOS QUIJANO, editor of Marcha, an independent radical weekly, Montevideo, Uruguay.

The Revolution Must Be a School of Unfettered Thought, (pamphlet), printed April, 1962, by Merit Publishers, described as the text of a speech by FIDEL CASTRO at the University of Havana, on March 13, 1962, commemorating the anniversary of the 1951 student attack on the palace of dictator BATISTA.

The Guerrillas, by JEAN LARTEGUY, Signet Publishing Company, 1972, described variously as new patterns in revolution in Latin America, and as a provocative analysis of post-Castro Guerrilla Warfare.

Revolution Cuban Style, subtitled "Impressions of a Recent Visit," by GIL GREEN, International Publishers, 1970. GREEN described as a leading North American communist.

Che Guevara Speaks, edited by GEORGE LAVAN, Grove Press, 1967, described as selected speeches and writings of GUEVARA. Name inside the front cover is BRYCE TULLER, 1970.

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People's War, People's Army; The Viet Cong Insurrection Manual for Underdeveloped Countries by General VO NGUYEN GIAP, described as both a manifesto and a military manual.

Mao Tse-Tung, by STUART SCHRAME, Simon and Shuster, 1966.

Revolution in the Revolution?, by REGIS DE BRAY, Grove Press, Incorporated, 1967. DE BRAY was identified as serving a 30-year sentence in Bolivia for his alleged activities with GUEVARA. Book is called by Newsweek Magazine a primer for Marxist Insurrection in Latin America.

What Mao Really Said, by PHILLIPE DEVILLERS, Schocken Books, Incorporated, 1969, described as going further than the "Little Red Book" in helping Westerners understand why MAO advocates armed revolution in China.

Pedagogy of the Oppressed, by PAULO FREIRE, Herder and Herder, New York, New York, 1972. Deals with the education of illiterates.

Socialism in Cuba, by LEO HUBERMAN and PAUL M. SWEEZY, Monthly Review Press, 1967. The book is dedicated "To the Memory of Che," and is described as an assessment of how well socialism works in Cuba.

Prison Diary of Ho Chi Minh, Bantam Books, 1971, with introduction by AILEEN PALMER.

Marx on Economics, by ROBERT FREEDMAN, Harvest Books, 1961.

Inside the FBI, by NORMAN OLLESTAD, Lancer Books, Incorporated, 1967.

My Friend Che, by RICARDO ROJO, Grove Press, 1968. ROJO identified as a lawyer for CIRO ROBERTO BUSTOS, an Argentinian artist who was caught with REGIS DE BRAY in Bolivia.

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Mao Tse-Tung, An Anthology of His Writings, edited by ANNE FREMANTLE, New American Library, 1954.

Episodes of Revolutionary War, by ERNESTO CHE GUEVARA, International Publishers, 1968, described as a personal account of the formation of the Cuban Rebel Army.

Private Pilot Manual, Sanderson Films, Incorporated, Denver, Colorado, 1972.

Street Without Joy, by BERNARD B. FALL, Schocken Books, Incorporated, 1961, quotes VO NYGUYEN GIAP and others.

Che Guevara, by ANDREW SINCLAIR, The Viking Press, 1970, described as a study of the life, ideas, and influence of GUEVARA.

Das Kapital, by CARL MARX.

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Also included were the following manuals, identified as Field Manuals, all of which were published by Headquarters, Department of the Army, Washington, D. C.

Counterguerrilla Operations, February 19, 1963.

Booby Traps, January 31, 1956.

Explosives and Demolitions, May 14, 1959.

Field Artillery Communications, March 6, 1970.

Special Forces Operational Techniques, December 30, 1965.

81-MM Mortar, February 25, 1972 (included here was military paper on how to obtain topographic maps of all sections of the United States).

Demolition Materials, December 29, 1965.

105-MM Howitzer Light, M-102, Towed, March 27, 1970.

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Pistols and Revolvers, September 24, 1971.

Guerrilla Warfare and Special Forces Operations, September 29, 1961.

A card identified as a GTA Demolition Card and described as the Relative Effectiveness of Principal Military Explosives as External Charges.

Military Explosives, April 14, 1955.

Grenades and Pyrotechnics, October 28, 1954.

Guide to Viet Cong Booby Traps and Explosive Devices, 1969.

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Also there was an article clipped from "Parade" magazine, a Sunday newspaper supplement, date unknown, featuring photo- graphs and descriptive data on the thirty most powerful people in the United States. The photo of DAVID ROCKEFELLER of the Chase Manhatten Bank was circled and attached to the article was a photo and handprinted descriptive data on HAROLD SIDNEY GENEEN, Chairman of the Board, ITT Corporation. Noted thereon was the phrase, "residence not known."

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In connection with this, it should be noted that an article had been clipped and found in TULLER's effects from the Sunday edition of the Washington Post, a daily newspaper published in Washington, D. C., date unknown, featuring an article about the limousine at the disposal of MARTHA MITCHELL prior to JOHN MITCHELL's resignation as head of the Committee to Re-Elect the President and included a photograph of the car and its license number.

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It should also be noted that a note was found in their effects in the name HILLMAN DICKINSON, Lieutenant Colonel, U. S. b6 Army. Under this name was printed b7C This was written on U. S. Department of Commerce stationery.

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In addition to the above books, pamphlets and other material, there were a number of personal letters some of which were undated and were written to "CHARLES" [REDACTED]

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In one of these letters dated [REDACTED] asked "from fear and disagreement" to be let go from the group. She says her love and faith almost took her with CHARLES but her intellect and common sense prevented her from making the final step into a life she could not live or ask her son to live. She states that she agrees with CHARLES's theory but disagrees with his tactics.

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In a letter dated [REDACTED] she states that "they" will have a "revolutionary girl" whom they will call "REBECCA EMMA MARIE TULLER." However, in a letter dated August 19, 1972, [REDACTED] tells CHARLES that she loves him and that she does not want to give up her baby, inferring that she was either about to lose it or have it aborted.

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In another letter undated she says she has loved CHARLES for four years and she knows he wants to run from her but cannot and that they will be married by February 26, 1973, even though she has lost his baby. She also pointed out to CHARLES that she and he have gone their separate ways many times before.

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In a letter dated [REDACTED] tells CHARLES to forget his plans and to marry her and to help the boys forget their plans. She relates to CHARLES that he has led the group and their destiny rests in his judgment. She tells him to think of living instead of dying and that he cannot save the world alone. She tells him that if he carries out his plans she will no longer love him and they will all get killed. In another undated letter letter she says she takes back what she said in her last letter and she will love CHARLES even if he goes through with his plans.

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It is noted that subject's [REDACTED] identified one [REDACTED] CHARLES TULLER during an interview set forth previously in this report.

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[REDACTED] Winston-Salem, North Carolina, was interviewed on October 26 and 27, 1972, and advised that she has known CHARLES TULLER for approxi- mately four years and although she is in love with him, she is still afraid of him. She did not elaborate on this statement but denied any knowledge of CHARLES [REDACTED] being involved in any revolutionary movement. She stated

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that the subject and [REDACTED] BRYCE [REDACTED] were at her residence in Winston-Salem from approximately 8:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., on October 25, 1972, during which time they abandoned BRYCE TULLER's Mercury Cougar and left for an unknown destination, method of travel unknown.

(SA's of the FBI, Charlotte, b6 North Carolina, on b7C October 26 and 27, 1972)

It is pointed out that [REDACTED] upon subsequent contact by SA's of the FBI has refused to be interviewed except in the presence of an attorney.

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2. Corporation Known as "Advance Associates, Incorporated" Formed by Subject

Among the personal effects obtained during the search of the subject's [REDACTED] Alexandria, b6 Virginia, was a copy of the Articles of Incorporation of a firm b7C called Advance Associates, Inc. A review of these articles reflects that during the summer or fall of 1972, the subject formed a consulting company under the name Advance Associates, Inc., P. O. Box 217, 108 North Virginia Avenue, Falls Church, Virginia. The incorporating papers for this firm were drawn up by [REDACTED] Attorney, who is listed [REDACTED]

[REDACTED] were identified as CHARLES A. [REDACTED] all residents of [REDACTED] Alexandria, Virginia, and [REDACTED] a resident [REDACTED] Arlington, Virginia.

[REDACTED] Attorney at Law, [REDACTED] b6 Falls Church, Virginia, advised he had been the b7C [REDACTED] for over ten years. In regard to Advance Associates, Inc., [REDACTED] stated that he had [REDACTED] subject in order to have the firm, which he described as an Agriculture and Mining Consultants company, incorporated in the State of Virginia. He noted that the firm had been issued its charter on September 20, 1972; however, he furnished no additional information concerning it.

(Interview by [REDACTED] b6 [REDACTED] Arlington County, b7C Virginia, Police Department, on October 25, 1972)

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Rental records past and present at Presidential Gardens, Mount Vernon Avenue and Russell Road, Alexandria, Virginia, and River House Apartments, 1111 Army Navy Drive, Arlington, Virginia, River House Apartments, 1400 South Joyce Street, Arlington, Virginia, and River House Apart- ments, 1600 South Joyce Street, Arlington, Virginia, to determine if either [REDACTED] were b6 [REDACTED] both those residences b7C were checked. Rental agents at the above addresses advised that neither [REDACTED]

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(SA's CARL F. KOEHLER and [REDACTED] on October 26, 1972)

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