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1015 Second Avenue
Seattle, Washington 98104
July 5, 1972
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Sub. 386
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b6
b7C
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[REDACTED]
Longview, Washington
Dear [REDACTED]
I have your note and newspaper
clipping.
Your thoughtfulness in furnishing
this information to me is appreciated.
Very truly yours,
J. E. MILNES
Special Agent in Charge
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[signature: illegible, likely J. E. Milnes]
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JEM:eon
(2)
164-81
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Searched ___
Serialized ___
Indexed ___
Filed ___
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[guess: ASAC] file
[guess: Cover]
[illegible]
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DB COOPER-50121 /64 81 [illegible]
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FBI Seattle field office return address and date line.
Handwritten sub-file number notation.
FOIA exemption codes indicating redaction of personal information (b6 – personal privacy; b7C – law enforcement personal privacy).
Brief acknowledgment letter from SAC J. E. Milnes to a citizen in Longview, Washington, thanking them for sending a note and newspaper clipping related to the D.B. Cooper case. Recipient name and address redacted under FOIA exemptions b6/b7C.
Handwritten signature of the Special Agent in Charge.
Typist initials (JEM = J. E. Milnes, eon = typist), number of copies (2), and FBI case file number 164-81.
Standard FBI processing stamps indicating the document was searched, serialized, indexed, and filed.
Handwritten routing or filing notations, partially illegible.
FBI Vault digitization tracking stamp with document identifier.
Recipient name and address redacted with white boxes Some handwritten annotations are partially legible Overall typescript is clear and readable