FD-340 exhibit 1A-341 — newspaper photograph 'Winners in City Tennis Tournament' received from Sacramento
Document date 24 October 1972
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Id: Cooper-Part-83:148-151
Subject: Cooper Files: Cooper-Part-83:148-151 Document: FD-340 exhibit 1A-341 — newspaper photograph 'Winners in City Tennis Tournament' received from Sacramento Id: Cooper-Part-83:148-151 Page: https://cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-83%3A148-151 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 83 pp. 148–151 (DB Cooper-36550–36553), News clipping, dated 24 Oct 1972, serial SE 164-81-1A (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-83%3A148-151
FD-340 (REV. 6-24-65)
File No. 164-81-1a (341) Date Received 10/24/72 From SACRAMENTO (NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
By [REDACTED] (NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned [ ] Yes Receipt given [ ] Yes [X] No [X] No
Description:
ONE NEWSPAPER PHOTOGRAPH OF [REDACTED] [REDACTED].
DB Cooper-36550
164-81-1a (341)
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Winners in City Tennis Tournament
Recreation Department, ended Sept. 17 with the finals. In men's doubles, Cliff Gherson and Dugan Aguilar defeated Jim and John Bevins, while Jim and Tess Bevins defeated Mike and Marilyn Arsulich in the mixed doubles. In the singles, it was Tess Bevins over Leah Brown and Jim Bevins over Dugan Aguilar. A bigger tennis tourney is planned for early next summer. Tourney seeder and adviser was Jack Curtis. Prizes, presented to the winners by Mayor Ivor Lanigar, were donated by Eagle Thrifty, Tinkers to Teens, Long's Shoe Store, Jack Roberts Sportsman and The Bootery. Pictured from left, are Jim Bevins, Tess Bevins, Mayor Ivor Lanigar, Cliff Gherson and Dugan Aguilar. (Photo by Virginia Chapman).
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[guess: SC] — 164-58
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[left column, partially cut off] Bragg, Mendocino, Albion, Gualala, Greenwood (later re- named Elk) and Little River. They mushroomed to help sate the growing demand for wood from the gigantic trees which redate Christ — for wood which was fire resistant, a vir- ue especially prized in San Francisco, where fires so de- astated the city. Some red- ood trees could furnish nough lumber to build 20 five- oom houses.
[center column] The coast is the wandering ground for the ghosts of ships and of old brave captains and crewmen who lost their lives in their small schooners engaging in the hazardous occupation of maneuvering their craft into small, wind and wave-swept coves, avoiding reefs and tak- ing on heavy loads of lumber. Fires at sea, collisions, shifting cargoes, storms, fog, rocks and tides also logged their roll call of death.
[right column, partially cut off] Now, soft tourists bait thei[r] hooks in chartered boats (o[r] have them baited for them) i[n] calm seas, or cast from saf[e] beaches, or tremble at the fur[y] of the storms, or enjoy th[e] Westport Union Landing Stat[e] Beach, an undeveloped, 32-acr[e] sea frontage site. Tourist rois- tering cannot reach the roaring crescendo of the lumber towns when the seamen and lumber- men clicked their mugs and brawled on naked floors.
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Serials: 164-58, SE 164-81-1A