Part 100, page 149

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DE 164-115

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On 12/1/71, [REDACTED] Postmaster, Nunica, Michigan, was shown the composite drawing of the unknown subject and stated that he did not recognize him as anyone he knew. He advised that [REDACTED] had seen him on many occasions [REDACTED], but stated that the composite did not look like DAVIDS. He further advised that DAVIDS had once been in Paraguay some time in 1968 and was suspected of smuggling some illegal items from country to country by aircraft. He said that this was only a rumor and was rebutted in an article by Mr. DAVIDS which appeared in the Muskegon Sunday Chronicle on 8/22/71, which said that he was flying cigarettes from Paraguay to Argentina and that they were not illegal commodities in that those that purchased them in the receiving countries, were liable to pay the taxes. [REDACTED] provided the interviewing Agents with a copy of the newspaper article.

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On 12/1/71, [REDACTED] was interviewed at her place of employment, [REDACTED], Michigan, and stated that she could not identify the composite of the unknown subject. She stated that [REDACTED — large redacted block]

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On 12/1/71, [REDACTED] stated that he did not recognize the composite of the unknown subject as anyone that he knew and could provide no information concerning DAVIDS, except that he knew him to be a pilot who would leave home periodically for a day or two. He stated that he did not know of DAVIDS being involved in any illegal activities. He stated he did not know whether DAVIDS was at home on 11/24/71.

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On 12/1/71, [REDACTED] Michigan, stated that he did not recognize the composite of the unknown subject and that it did not look like anyone that he knew. He stated that DAVIDS, who he knew only slightly, was a pilot and was known to come and go every few days for periods of two to three days. He stated that he did not know whether DAVIDS was at home on 11/24/71.

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