SAC New Orleans to SAC Dallas re Lakefront Airport inquiry, NORJAK

Document date 14 June 1974

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SAC, DALLAS (164-191) 6/14/74

SAC, NEW ORLEANS (164-136) (RUC)

NORJAK (OO: SEATTLE)

Re Dallas airtel to New Orleans, 5/29/74.

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On 6/5/74 [REDACTED] FAA, Lakefront Airport, New Orleans, Louisiana, advised that he could not recall any incident wherein a single engine Piper Aircraft was stolen at New Orleans, Louisiana, and transported to Texas in recent years.

On 6/6/74 [REDACTED] advised that he had discussed this incident with the entire FAA staff, and no one could recall this theft.

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On 6/5/74 [REDACTED] Pan Am Corporation, Lakefront Airport, New Orleans, advised that she formerly [REDACTED] at the Lakefront Airport, and [REDACTED] None of [REDACTED] were ever stolen, but she had a vague recollection of such an incident occurring at the Lakefront Airport a few years ago. To the best of her recollection, the aircraft was stolen from a small organization which rented aircraft. She could not recall the identity of this organiza- tion, and stated it has been out of business for several years.

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On 6/11/74 [REDACTED] Lakefront Airport, New Orleans, advised that he has worked at the airport for many years, and cannot recall any incident where a single engine Piper Aircraft was stolen from the Lakefront Airport and transported to Dallas, Texas.

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A search of aircraft indexed in files of New Orleans failed to locate file wherein this theft was recorded.

On 6/13/74 [REDACTED] Kenner, Louisiana, advised that no record would

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have been kept regarding a seizure of a guest's luggage for nonpayment of lodging. She further advised that any record which was made would not have been kept this long, and that she has no recollection of any incident as described with information available.

On 6/13/74 the [REDACTED] Schwegmann Brothers Supermarket, advised that with the information available, it would be impossible to locate and obtain a photograph allegedly taken some five or six years ago.

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DB Cooper-12942

Serials: DL 164-191, NO 164-136, SE 164-81-6281