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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 110 p. 659 (DB Cooper-50422), Memo, dated 22 Apr 1972, serial SE 164-81-28366 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-110/pages/659
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FILE (164-81) 4/22/72
ASAC PAUL R. BIBLER
NORJAK
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SA BOB STRANGER called from Los Angeles 4/22/72.
He said they had stops out for KARL FLEMING at his residence
and answering service and he had not called his answering
service all day and was not at his residence.
They called his [REDACTED] and
talked to [REDACTED] He said FLEMING was in New York and
would probably return about the middle of next week. They
did not have a number for him but thought he could be
reached through Newsweek magazine.
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After talking to you, I called Asst. Director
BATES at the Bureau and advised him of the circumstances.
He said that this posed somewhat of a probelm in view
of the Director's feeling about Newsweek, and felt the proper
way to handle it was for Los Angeles to come into the Bureau
with a teletype with copies for Seattle and New York,
summarizing the interviews with [REDACTED] and
set out the desirability of interviewing FLEMING for the
purpose of determining the identity of the person whom he
interviewed in Seattle, together with the details of the
interview.
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Los Angeles should then set out what they
found out today about FLEMING's presence in New York and
instruct New York to interview FLEMING, UACB.
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Undoubtedly New York would not be able to do
anything through Newsweek until Monday and it would
give BATES time to handle the matter at SOG.