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D-350 (Rev. 7-16-63)
(Mount Clipping in Space Below)
Indicate page, name of newspaper, city and state.
1 THE OREGON JOU[RNAL]
PORTLAND, ORE[GON]
Date: November 27, [1971]
Edition: [blank]
Author: Rolla J. Cri[illegible]
Editor: Donald Ste[illegible]
Title: NORJAK
Character: [blank]
of Bufile[s]
Classification: 164-[illegible]
Submitting Office: Portl[and]
[X] Being Investigated
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Where's D.B. Cooper?
Journal Reward Aids Search
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[Left portrait — labeled B]
[Right portrait — labeled B]
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Have You Seen Him?
HERE ARE artist's composite sketches of parachuting hijacker Dan Cooper who disappeared with $200,000 from Northwest Orient Airlines jet Nov. 24, 1971, as it flew at his orders between Seattle and Reno.
The FBI is still looking for him and money. The Journal is offering $1,000 for first $20 of that money to be turned in, if money matches serial numbers of any of 10,000 bills that vanished with Cooper. Some of serial numbers are to be found on page 2.
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FBI newspaper clipping mount form D-350 (Rev. 7-16-63) documenting the attached newspaper clipping. Records source publication as The Oregon Journal, Portland, Oregon; clipping date November 27, 1971; FBI case title NORJAK; classification number beginning 164; submitting office Portland; 'Being Investigated' checkbox marked. Author and editor surnames partially cut off at right margin.
Newspaper headline from The Oregon Journal asking about the whereabouts of D.B. Cooper and announcing the Journal's reward to aid the search.
Two FBI composite sketch portraits of the D.B. Cooper suspect as published in The Oregon Journal. Left image shows suspect with dark sunglasses; right image shows suspect without sunglasses. Both labeled 'B' beneath the portraits.
Caption and article body identifying the composite sketches as depictions of parachuting hijacker Dan Cooper. States Cooper disappeared with $200,000 from a Northwest Orient Airlines jet on November 24, 1971, flying between Seattle and Reno at his orders. Notes the FBI is still searching, and The Oregon Journal is offering a $1,000 reward for any recovered $20 bill whose serial number matches the 10,000 ransom bills, with serial numbers listed on page 2 of the paper.
Newspaper clipping mounted on FBI form D-350; scan has moderate background noise and halftone degradation Right-side form fields partially cut off at page margin Composite sketch portraits are grainy but distinguishable Most article body text is legible despite newsprint and scan degradation Author surname, editor surname, and full classification number partially obscured at right page edge