SAC Seattle re Boeing employment history of Don Brockway, NORJAK
Document date 16 January 1975
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Id: Cooper-Part-118:073-074
Subject: Cooper Files: Cooper-Part-118:073-074 Document: Memo SAC Seattle re Boeing employment history of Don Brockway, NORJAK Id: Cooper-Part-118:073-074 Page: https://cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-118%3A073-074 What is wrong (title, date, type, which pages belong together, copies)? What does the scan show?
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 118 pp. 73–74 (DB Cooper-54050–54051), Memo, dated 16 Jan 1975, serial SE 164-81-6427 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-118%3A073-074
SAC (164-81-6427) 1/16/75
SA [redacted] [handwritten: Sub 744]
NORJAK
Re Los Angeles airtel to Seattle, 12/23/74.
On 1/15/75, [redacted] [redacted], The Boeing Company, Seattle, Washington, provided the personnel file of DONALD PAUL BROCKWAY that reflected the following information:
DOB 4/1/40 POB Butte, Montana Address [redacted], Seattle moving to [redacted], Seattle Social Security # 540-44-9497 Height 5'8" Weight 135 lbs. Eyes Brown Hair Black Race Caucasian Relatives Father JAMES DICK BROCKWAY, born Idaho, residing 571 Fir Avenue, Sunneyvale, California Mother RUTH LOUISE INGRAM, born Montana, residing Box 73, Winchester Bay, Oregon
Wife [redacted]
Employment History
International Paper Company, Gardner Paper Mill 9/64- International Paper Company, Gardner, Oregon (Shipping Dept.) 3/64 - 9/64 (transferred) U. S. Air Force, worked in supply, 5/60 - 2/64, discharged
JRM/djs (2)
[handwritten near stamp: Sub 744 / 164-8164?]
[Stamp: SEARCHED ___ INDEXED ___ SERIALIZED ___ FILED ___ JAN 16 1975 FBI - SEATTLE]
DB COOPER-54050
SE 164-81-6427
Employment History (Cont'd) International Paper Company 5/56 - 5/60 Student, 1947-1958
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The file reflects that BROCKWAY worked at Boeing from 5/6/66 to 5/27/69 as a data processer, terminating because he felt he was treated unfairly in his last assign- ment and generally had conflicts with his supervisor whom he indicated had discriminated against him. At his exit interview, he indicated that he was taking employment with Town Carpets, Seattle, as a salesman. He was evaluated in the top 20% of his section and considered rehirable.
The file reflects that BROCKWAY volunteered that he had been arrested for driving while intoxicated and fined $150 and had additionally been cited for traffic violations with no additional information regarding the location of the citations.
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DB COOPER-54051
Serials: SE 164-81-6427